Arbor Day Celebration For Silver Bow County Students
Arbor day will be celebrated today by pupils in all public and private schools of Silver Bow county weather permitting. Students from city schools will attend Columbia Gardens for a spring program with a Montana State band concert at 1 o clock. Free transportation to the park is provided by W A Clark. Instructors will supervise games and activities as trains and autos bring rural students to Butte for the event.
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Silver Bow
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Big Park
Montana
J. R. Whitehom
W. A. Clark
Semstor
New York
Wharton
Cty
Apex
Oregon
Grace
Basin Creek
We Mile
Three Mile
Little Basin
Sawmill Canyon
Brookside
Sewer Project Proposed In Unqueen Addition
A petition signed by the majority of Hast Butte voters asked the board for a sewer project costing about 18000 dollars. Prewar holders debated it, but now with conditions clear, officials plan construction totaling 5500 feet of 8 inch pipe and 3000 feet of 12 inch pipe as county surveyors finish their study.
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Hast Butte and Steatesn Fudaltions
Board Commissioners
Misapprehension blamed for engineer in fatal shaft incident
The inquest found engineer Higman caused the deaths of Demers and Bokateh and Tort who perished in a mining accident on Stay Day. The verdict blamed misapprehension as the cause after Higman testified he raised the cage from the root to the 7000 foot level and believed he was lifting from the slower level.
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Incer
Higman
Touts Denars
Bokateh
Duse
Krome
Demers
Boksich
Rictort
Mike J. Droy
I Tioherty
John Tiantey
George W. Thomas Hieteher
Weiter
Bridges Destroyed By Villa Forces In Mexico
Dispatches from Mexico City report bridges on the National Railway between Torreon and Chihuahua City destroyed by Villaista forces. Restoration plans call for trains to run with guards while workmen rebuild. Washington reports shipbuilding pace remains wartime fast. vessels delivered through May include 204 steamship gross tons plus 3 ships in April totaling 820 gross tons with a 67,000 ton increase over October record.
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Mexico
Washington
Ann
Government to distribute Liberty bond interest payments
Next Thursday May 15 the government will distribute interest to Liberty bond holders per James St Spell View state director of war savings. The plan notes eight rent paydays in 1919 with interest totaling 703 million dollars and urges bondholders to exchange coupons for May war savings stamps.
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Liberty
James St. Spell
War Savings
Spencer
America
Isc
Dan D Harrington obituary notes family ties and services
Dan D Harrington aged 38 died at home leaving a widow and three children Joseph Bernard and Lovetta among survivors with two brothers and several sisters named. Funeral arrangements list a family home and Mass at Marys Church with services at 10 oclock.
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Danie Narrington
West
Ark
Tre
Land
Joseph
Bernard Ed Lovettat
Balis Hlorrs
John
Mery
Basie
Juda'd. Riley
Butte
Trelahd
Inoview
Oak Ap Tamly
Cushing Trial Vacated and Bonds Reduced
Robert Cushing also known as Bob Wilson faced a burglary charge tied to a break in at D k Ber toglio's cellar to steal liquor. The case was vacated after a witness left for Wyoming, with bail cut from 3900 to 500 as attorneys sought a feasible amount.
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Robert Cushing
Bob Wilson
Batuday
Lynch
Tom "O'Connell
George Toole
Cushing
One Hand Washing Other in Government Apparatus
Washington on May 12 reports locomotive cranes railroad care and other items valued at 18,000,004 dollars have been turned over to the railroad administration for sale to railroads at market prices.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
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Vee
Jon
Fasy
ED Rose
the Jeweler
North Main Street
Riddell
Park Street
Henry’s Pharmacy
Granite
West Side
Studio Grand
West Broadway
Heath
Heath Bakery
South
Montana Street
Missioners
Cage
Connells
Venice
Georgette
Combina Street
Childr
Panama
Jersey
Affeta
Sam
United States
Dan D. Harrington
Ellis F
West Park
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