Keefe Arrives to Judge California Airedale Show
James J. Keefe of Butte arrives in San Francisco to judge the second annual California Airedale Terrier show at the St Francis hotel. Entries include Warland Ditto and Connaught Gossoon among 50 to 60 terriers. officials named and fanciers from Vancouver to Santa Anita attend the event.
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James J. Keefe
Butte
Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Coast
California Airedale
St. Francis Hotel
Iren Lloyd
England
Anita’ Baldwin
Anoakia
Santa Anita
Cal
Robert Nolan
Connaught Gossoon
Vancouver
Colbia
Korman
McConnell
Northwest
Southland
Bay
James G. Keefe
Mont
Warren Conrad Dies at Kalispell Home
Warren Ashby Conrad aged 60 longtime Montana pioneer died Wednesday afternoon in Kalispell He helped develop Great Falls and Fort Benton and served in an early legislative session He was brother to the late Senator W G Conrad and survived by his widow and daughter Margaret Conrad of Ratspell sisters Mrs J Adame of Great Falls and Mrs Mollie Price of California a brother Howard Conrad of Chicago and many nephews and nieces Funeral services will be held in Kalispell with burial in Kalispell cemetery Hartfield Conrad nephew and president of the Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of Helena will attend
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Ratspell
J. Adame
Great Falls
Mollie Price
Calfornia
Howard Conrad
Chicago
Katispell Cemetery
Hartfield Conrad
Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of
Helena
Milk River irrigation project gets $340000 appropriation
Under the interior department appropriation bill Congress allocates 340000 cash for the Milk River irrigation project and may authorize a further 250000 allotment if funds exist on March 1. The Senate had raised the house figure to 890000. other Montana reclamation appropriations remained unsettled.
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Washington
Interior Department
Congress
Reclamation
Senate
House
Montana
Walska Agrees to Divorce Cochran in Paris proceedings
Ganna Walska and Alexander Smith Cochran agree to divorce with property settlements finalized by their lawyers. Divorce filings to be initiated in Paris where both maintain legal residences. Dudley Field Maloney for the Cochrans. Walsh and Meyer, France counsel, failed to use case.
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Anna Walska
Alexander Smith-Cochran
Paris
Dudley “Field Maloney
Walsh
Mmeyer
France
Hospital Project To Begin In Dillon This Summer
Dillon May 18 Active construction on the $100 000 Barrett hospital will start within two weeks and be rushed to completion. Roseman firm of contractors holds the contract and expect occupancy by late September. The hospital, a gift from local pioneers led by Martin Barrett, will give Dillon a fully equipped modern facility.
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Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Roseman
Martin ‘Barrett
Man Named King Fined 180 For Nuisance Charge
In police court Judge Shea fined a man giving the name King 180 after he pleaded guilty to maintaining a nuisance on South Arizona street where he allegedly weltered a half gallon of moonshine. Detectives Rodda and Gerry arrested seven men during a raid on a cigar store at 313 East Park Street. Several others pleaded guilty to vagrancy and were fined ten dollars each, supplying names such as J EB Palmer Charles Baker George Trucano Joe P Miller Eli dmilonich and John P Myles.
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King
Shea
Arizona
Rodda and
Gerry
East Park
J. EB. Palmer
Charles” Baker
George Trucano
Joe P
Injured section foreman sues rail line for 15000
Frank Bilinski claims 93 year old section man was ordered to ride a gas motor with the crew while shims were placed under railroad ties. He alleges the foreman Tom Toledo drove at high speed causing the accident and injuries.
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Frank Bilinski
Milwaukee Railroad
Anmekt
Tom Toledo
Werew
Toledo
Two Knots an Hour Is Speed at Two Weddings
Justice ONeill performed marriage ceremonies yesterday in Butte. Thomas Malloy and Violet Hamkinson wed, with A W Sturm and Amelia Sturm as witnesses. A second couple, Matt Koner and Bessie Blaskovich, also tied the knot, with Mike Baraix as best man and Mike Agbaba as bridesmaid.
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Justice O'Neill
Thomas Malloy
Violet Hamkinson
Matt Koner
Bessie Blaskovich
Butte
A. W
Amelia Sturm
Mike Baraix
Mike Agbaba
Mine Rescue Crew Leaves Butte for Coeur dAlene
After a fruitful stay in Butte where they taught mine rescue and first aid to miners and Boy Scouts, the Mine Rescue Car crew departs for Coeur d'Alene. Engineer W J Carrick leads with J A Gavin, F A Robinson, and Ralph Ingram among the crew. Over 400 certificates of proficiency were issued as interest in first aid grew.
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Butte
Coeur d’Alenes
W. J Carrick
J.A. Gavin
FA. Robinson
Ralph Ingram
Thelr
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