Divorce actions and alimony cases filed in district court
The district court saw multiple petitions including a husband seeking modification of alimony and child support set in 1916, a wife granted divorce from Frank ONeil for desertion, another divorce suit on cruelty with demands for alimony, attorney fees, and restoration of a maiden name, plus a missing person report for Charles W. Maxkon and a mention of wartime service.
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Ye District Court
Haxel Mahon
Wits
Salt Lake
Marguerite O'Neil
Frank O'Neil
Koand
Alic Tony
Inex
Caroline
Blake
Tilake
Anaconda
Bravery Award Noted in Lieutenant Maxson Report
In a battlefield dispatch Lt. Maxson writes his wife received from him yesterday as he tended the wounded. The letter mentions a decorated act of bravery with British troops noted for courage.
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Maxson
Church Council to Meet Next Tuesday at Hutte
The regular monthly meeting of the council of federated churches at Hutte will be held next Tuesday evening in the lecture rooms of the First Presbyterian church. The executive secretary says the committee will meet to arrange the program of the Protestant relics of the community.
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Council of Federated Churches At
Hutte
First. Presbyterian
Billingsley
Walkerville Maccabees raise funds with Dream theater entertainment
Women volunteers from the Maccabees Wire staged an urban benefit at the Dream theater to aid the soldiers and sailors fund. Receipts indicate active participation, with efforts extending to Hammond, Hellish Jason, and North W In. The event comes as authorities report poisoning incidents across the city, impacting canine owners including Mathews of 101 Dunn avenue. Members of T. F. I. lodge are urged to attend a Saturday meeting at the Ke of P hall to greet Sus preme Past President Bina Neidig.
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Fund
Ladies of the Maccabees
Wire
Dream Theater
Jes
Hammond
Hellish Jason
West Dalyray
Bark Thomas
North W
Mathews
Dunn Avenue
Pate Natlee
T. F. I. Lodge
Ke of Phall
Suspreme
Bina
Neidig
Dope Fiend’s Layout Causes Fines in Local Case
Orton and Burt Smith were found guilty of vagrancy. Captain O Donnell testified that a young dope fiend complained Morton cheated her by selling cocaine mixed with corn starch. Fearer Smith appeared as a witness. Morton’s possession and the marked cards were noted in court.
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Orton
Burt Smith
Munteipat
Morton
O'Donnell
Ivy
Telegraph delays lead to damages claim in failed delivery case
Goodville resident sues the Western Union Telegraph Company claiming failure to deliver a telegram postponed his trial and caused witnesses to incur travel costs. The case, set for Dec 20, was delayed after a telegram to Kinman was sent but not received, prompting damages sought by the plaintiff.
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Goodville
Telegraph Ie
Leggot Hotel
Woodward's Bill Disputed Amid Hotel Stay Claim
The report alleges Woodward Hoed incurred charges at a hotel from February 22 1916 to May 27 and that he paid part of the $254 07 bill with $139 remaining doubtful. Amsterdam May 17 Cologne Volks Zeitung quotes Emperor William I saying soldiers who endured world war iron will become teachers and leaders for youth at home.
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Woodward
a _natan
Woodward Hoed Hind
Unis
Amsterdam
Cologne
Volks
Zeltung
Willian
Aix-la-Chapelle
Greek laborer sues rail line over foot injury in bid for damages
In Judge Lynch's court Janie Angele a Greek laborer testified that while workers removed a rail at Tutte yards five fellows hauled one end while he stood alone at the other. He contends the uneven labor caused the rail to strike his foot fracturing two bones and leaving permanent disability. He seeks compensation and testified through a partial interpreter with improvised props to explain the incident. Attorneys Maury and John presented for Angele with Parker Newgey Jr and Maryco Topking for the railroad defense.
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Lynch
Janie Angele
Angele
Gany
Pappas
Maury
John
Parker Newgey Jr
Great Falls
Marryco
Butte
The Digest Appeals to Manufacturers and Buyers
The Digest targets business executives and retailers nationwide and highlights detailed pictures and descriptions of commercial vehicles. It urges prospective buyers of motor trucks to purchase the Digest this week and read the announcements.
Restaurant men to meet officials on food administration plans
State Chairman William Love of the Thornton Hotel will meet Helena officials Monday for a discussion of food administration plans and problems seen recently. State Food Administrator Ale Fane will also attend to discuss future conservation and related issues.
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Restauren
Helena
Food Administration
William Love
Thornton Hotel
Ale Fane
Mali
Local Man Enlists as Machinist in Navy
T Lden a native born battery man leaves tonight for Hemertan Washington to join the naval service as a machinist. Though only 20, he has worked for the Anaconda Company in various capacities and was a machinist apprentice at Leonard mine. He plans three weeks of training and six months at the university after service. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Naughten of 81 West Granite Street, whose father served as alderman for the Third ward.
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Hn T Lden
Hremertan
Wash
Naval Service
Anaconda
Leonard Mine
Cus University
Von
Mratt Naughten
West Granite Street
Two Deputies Hurt In Sheriff’s Auto Wreck
Deputy Sheriffs Pat Quigley and A D Arel were bruised when the sheriff's car wrecked after a collision on a rainy day near Wadly cat. Arel attempted to pass as the other driver moved, the car went off the road and overturned three times. Both men sustained injuries.
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Pat Quigley
A D. Arel
Jamine Te
Silver
Arel
Sherif
Former Butte Lawyer Declared Incompetent
A fragmented notice reports that Francis Melride, once a Butte attorney, is declared incompetent on probate and guardianship grounds. Details reference his Oregon and Montana property holdings and his transition from legal practice to business affairs.
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BUTTE
Rove B. Franeis
Francis Melride
Iny
Slacker Sentences Cut Short by Judge in Local Court
Sippi and rms were sentenced to 30 days in county jail or court costs after a hearing. They paid the costs and were released. Sheriff O Rourke faced contempt charges, the case continued at the sheriff's request until May 29. Edward Leech and Ahensen were held for district court on robbery and related charges. Katherine Harking was discharged for lack of evidence. Liberty Loan totals exceeded 4 billion dollars. forecasts push toward 4.25 billion. Dutch authorities move to seize stocks provoking farmer protests. Secretary Baker expands officer training camp eligibility for commissions. In Bern, a senior political figure warned Germans to brace for a prolonged winter despite hopes for summer victory.
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Sippi
Federal District
Ling
O'Rourke
POR
Edward Leech
Ahensen
District Court
Mra
Katherine Harking
Giv Rearing
Watch the Little Pimples They Are Nature's Warning
An old advertising notice urges readers to treat skin pimples and diseases with Swift's Specific 8 S. S. vegetable blood medicine. It claims local remedies fail and promotes sending a history of the case to the company for medical guidance.
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Swift
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Literary Digest
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