Decree Gives Mrs Wallace Custody and Alimony
Judge Bourquin grants Helen Mary Wallace absolute divorce from William Hibbs Wallace and awards custody of their daughter Mary Louise. Child restrictions include state travel limits for ear surgery. defendant receives 150 monthly alimony, 1500 attorney fees, 300 debt payment, 500 toward child ear surgery, and 200 suit money. The case, long in court, will be retried for an alienation verdict against Martha J. Wallace’s son.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
George Bourquin
William Hibbs Wallace
Helen Mary Wallace
Mary Louise
Bourquin
Martha J. Wallace
Paul for Governor Club Organized in Deer Lodge
A Moose Hall meeting in Deer Lodge May 24 organized a Paul for Governor club with resolutions adopted and officers elected. C. L. Benton presided as president with W. E. Keeley delivering a key address. Officers are Claude L. Benton president William H. Robinson first vice president Ed Sears second vice president Miss Kate Coughlin third vice president D. C. Peck secretary and A. G. Suedeman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Suedeman
Benton
Montana lawmakers seek seats as filing nears June deadline
Montana candidates push for legislative races as filing closes June 16. Senate leaders W J Paul and Frank A Hazelbaker eye gubernatorial and lieutenant governor bids respectively, while W E Kelley Glenn T Davis and R T Bricker indicate intent to run again. Several names, including George McCone health constrained, A A Baker, John L Schnitzler, and Mrs Lucy Curran, seek seats in both houses.
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R Press
Helena
Mont
Senate
W. J. Paul
Powell
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
W. E. Kelley
Paul
Glenn T. Davis
Wibaux
R. T. Bricker
Judith Basin
George McCone
Glendive
A. A. Baker
John L. Schnitzler
Montana
Roosevelt County
E. A. Richardson
Big Horn
William A. Butelman
Gallatin
Harry M. Shelver
Park
Richardson
W. E. Warren
Matt T. Tschirgi
Shelver
William Dean
W. S. Haley
State Senate
Prairie County
F. W. Delaney
Albert Holton
House
Land Department
Garfield County
John F. Trotter
J. C. F. Siegfreidt
Carbon County
J. T. Spencer
Charles H. Allen
Ryegate
G. H. Carrington
Golden Valley
Lucy Curran
W. Darlington E Westlake
Wills and Hunter Still In Doubled Tennis Doubles
The American pair Helen Wills and Francis T. Hunter remain the sole U S threat in the doubles at the international hard court championships after Brooks and Robson Boyd were knocked out by W E Robson and Ronald Boyd. The Argentine duo won 6-4 6-3 6-8 6-1. Brookes at 52 struggled with the pace but helped by Hunters pace. Wills idle but to join Hunter for doubles as play continues.
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Associated Press
Auteuil
France
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
Hunter
Norman E. Brooks
W. E. Robson
Ronald Boyd
Brookes
Miss Wills
Popular Butte Girl Visits Home After 18 Months
Miss Esther Carroll daughter of Andrew Carroll longtime Butte resident arrived from San Francisco for a visit with her father and relatives. Born and educated in Butte she left 18 months ago, later worked at the local telephone office and now is employed at Wells Fargo bank while living with her brother Dr J J Carroll who has built a medical practice in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Carroll
Andrew Carroll
Butte
San Francisco
Miss Carroll
Wells Fargo Bank
Dr. J. J. Carroll
Filings for judgeships in Montana districts
John MacKenzie of Great Falls filed today for the Republican nomination for judge of the Eighth judicial district in Cascade County. W W Barton of Roundup sought the Democratic nomination for judge in the Fifteenth judicial district, covering Rosebud Treasure Golden Valley and Mussel shell counties. Judge Albert P Stark also filed for the Republican nomination for re election as associate justice of the Montana supreme court.
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Associated Press
Helena
John MacKenzie
Great Falls
Eighth Judicial District
Cascade County
W. W. Barton
Roundup
Fifteenth Judicial District
Rosebud
Treasure
Golden Valley
Musselshell
Albert P. Stark
Montana Supreme Court
Butte Boy Honored at Mount St. Charles
John Good son of Mr and Mrs Harry Good of 226 Warren Avenue won the students activity medal for Mount St Charles college for the year just completed He participated in basketball track and was quarterback for Hilltop school last football season He also earned second prize in a short story contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Good
Harry Good
Warren Avenue
Mount St. Charles College
Butte
Good
St. Charles
Hilltop
Victim of Robbers Passes in Bozeman
William Davis aged 53 merchant at Logan and former Gallatin county deputy sheriff died in Bozeman Montana from a bullet wound just below the heart inflicted by holdup men at the Logan railroad yards last Tuesday night. The assailants escaped and authorities lack a definite trace of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
William Davis
Logan
Gallatin County
Logan Railroad
Electric express service links Leipzig with Halle and Magdeburg
A German Railway company operates an electric express between Leipzig Halle and Leipzig Magdeburg. The two-car trains run at 50 to 60 km/h, carrying 100 passengers. The British government planted fifteen new forests in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipzig
Halle
Madgeburg
Political re election bids across Montana counties
Gallatin county seeks re election. Alex Fairgrieve of Carbon county a leading labor advocate of the 1925 session aims to regain a lower house seat. Red Lodge’s Frank McCleary was the prior representative. Stillwater rancher Steve Arnold seeks return. Mineral county’s Dr. Fred Fulsher faces C A Bolton for the democratic nomination. Dawson countys H R Green seeks re election. Yellowstone County delegation in the race including W J Jameson Jr Robert Leavens B C Lillis E A Logan Richard Thressel who helped establish and finance the Eastern Montana State Normal School in 1927. Powell counties Guy Stambaugh and Parks M D Steeves again run in their counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin County
Alex Fairgrieve
Carbon County
Frank McCleary
Red Lodge
Steve Arnold
Stillwater County
Fred Fulsher
Mineral County
C. A. Bolton
H. R. Green
Dawson County
Yellowstone County
W. J. Jameson Jr
Robert Leavens
B. C. Lillis
E. A. Logan
Richard Thressel
Eastern
Montana State Normal School
Guy Stambaugh
Powell County
M. D. Steeves
Park
Girl High Jump Star to Exhibit at Local Meet
Central high school athlete Miss Elsie Morris will perform an exhibition high jump at the public and parochial girls track meet finals Saturday. Morris recently leaped 4 feet 11% inches, believed the highest by a woman or girl in the United States, and is being considered for the American women’s Olympic team with plans to impress Olympic officials at the coast conference meet in Missoula in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Morris
Central High School
United States
Miss Morris
Missoula
Larry Manion
K. C
Manion
Payne Extends Lead in Transcontinental Foot Race
Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma widened his edge over John Salo of Passaic New Jersey in the C C Pyle transcontinental race as both men reached the 82nd control point at Suffern New York. Payne’s 8 hour 24 minute 49 second lap brought his total to 564 hours 32 minutes 36 seconds and a 17 hour 36 minute 6 second lead. Salo logged 8 hour 28 minute 28 second for the lap and 582 hours 4 minutes 42 seconds overall. Seth Gonzales of Denver led the day with 4:59:27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Suffern
N. Y
Middleton
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Passaic
N. J
Finn
John Salo
C. C. Pyle
Philip Granville
Hamilton
Ontario
Payne
Los Angeles
Salo
Suffern
Granville
Seth Gonzales
Denver
Americans Open Davis Cup Clash With China in Kansas City
United States Davis Cup team led by William T. Tilden began a five match series in Kansas City against the Chinese squad. John Hennessey faced Gordon Lum in the opening single as George Lott met Paul Kong, with Tilden and Coen Jr. slated to pair against Kong and Lam in doubles and Sunday’s singles to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
France
William T. Tilden
United States
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Gordon Lum
George Lott
Chicago
Paul Kong
China
Tilden
W. F. Coen Jr
Kong
Lam
Babe Ruth Hits 14th Home Run To Lift Yankees
Ruth belts his 14th homer of the season helping the Yankees move to second in the Big Six standings. He posts a .356 average after a double header, edging Paul Waner for the batting lead while Rogers Hornsby remains atop the list. Ty Cobb collects three hits in two games but drops two points. Frisch adds a point with a single as the table shows Hornsby, Ruth, Waner, Cobb, Frisch, Heilmann in order with current numbers.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Ruth
Paul Waner
Cubs
Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Yanks
Frisch
G. AB. R. H. Pet. Hornsby
Braves
Yankees
P. Waner
Pirates
Cobb
Athletics
Cardinals
Heilmann
Tigers
Babe Ruth Hits Fourteenth Home Run in Double Bill
Babe Ruth slugged his 14th homer of the season in the second game against the Athletics, driving in Ossie Ortils? no, Ossie Orwell, as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 5 to 2. He also hit his 41st Yankee game homer in the Decoration Day doubleheader, extending his pace beyond his 1927 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Athletics
Ossie Orwell
Ruth
Rube Walberg
Walkerville Stumbles as Western Fuel Tops League Race
Walkerville loses 8 to 3 at Parrot Flat while Western Fuel seizes top spot with four straight wins. Engle pitches five singles and homers for Western Fuel as Walkerville suffers first defeat of the season. Rocker and West Siders also post big wins in the amateur baseball league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Western Fuels
Champs
Fuels
Parrot Flat
Rocker
Meaderville
Hebgen Park
West Siders
Dublin Gulchers
Cinders
Engle
Western Fuel
Cook Brothers
Daniels
Davies
Granley
Mueller
Miles
Stanton
Henry
Berryman
Gulchers
Kelly
Red Neck
Harper
Dublin Gulch
West Side
Don Dennehy
Tim Dennehy
D. Holland
R. Kelly
Pat Dennehy
D. Leary
Goodman
M. Kelly
P. Healy
Smart
W. Kelly
Marron
O'Neill
Boyle
V. Jovick
T. Jovick
Driscoll
Tallon
O'Rourke
Kall
Phippen
Scots and English fight for honors in British amateur
Four Scots and four Englishmen reached the last eight in the British amateur golf championship at Prestwick. The Scots are William Tulloch A R MacCallum H M Dickson and J A Lang. England's players are Roger Wethered Beaumont Pease T P Perkins and E B Tipping. Semi finals tee off tomorrow with the final set for 36 holes on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Prestwick
Scotland
William Tulloch
A. R. MacCallum
H. M. Dickson
J. A. Lang
England
Roger Wethered
Beaumont Pease
T. P. Perkins
E. B. Tipping
Read Every Word After Bond Increase
An industrial worker joked that after his bond was raised he read the sign as if it were a marriage license. The clerk quipped that he read that carefully too, prompting the man to say he now reads everything he signs.
Probate Probate of Matt Mantz Will Set June 2 1928
In Deer Lodge Montana Third Judicial District the court sets June 2 1928 at 9 30 am in the courthouse for proving the will of Matt Mantz deceased and for hearing Steve Antonich's application for Letters Testamentary contest allowed by interested parties Court Clerk Anna K Heagy Deputy Clerk Gladys H Ulrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Matt Mantz
Steve Antonich
Anna K. Heagy
Gladys H. Ulrich
Notice of Sale of Personal Property for Storage
Public auction will sell to the highest bidder for cash on June 4, 1928 at 10:00 a.m. at the J. P. Stagg warehouse in Anaconda Montana. Items include a piano table chairs rugs heater and more stored by F. D. Hynes in default over 90 days. Amount due for storage is 168.50 dollars. Proceeds cover storage costs with any excess to the owner. J. B. Gnose, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
J.P. Stagg
J. B. Gnose
Towit
A. Linga
Cherry Street
Lee Black
O. Shoemaker
J. I. Sanderson
J. B. Goose
C. E. Harrington
H. F. McGilvery
James Kane
C. C. Knapp
J. P. Stagg Estate
Storage lien sale on household goods by A Linga
Property stored by A Linga includes boxes, furniture, dishes, sewing machine, piano stool, chairs and more totaling 138 dollars in storage and sale costs. The storage has been in default for over 90 days and proceeds pay storage costs with any excess to the owner.
Storage Auction Notice for Mrs H Wilson Goods
Four barrels goods one clock twelve cans goods four boxes goods one tub goods one grip one basket goods one jar one bundle bedding one stove board one coat rack one dresser one sewing machine one kitchen table and leaves one card table two kitchen chairs one couch pad one rocker one trunk one tool chest four shades one mop one sanitary couch and pad one ladder one box goods stored with the undersigned by Mrs H Wilson the storage now due amounts to two hundred seventy two dollars and sixty cents sale to pay storage costs of sale and any surplus to owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
H. Wilson
J.P. Stagg
J. B. Gnose
Storage sale notice for J P Stagg Estate items
Mrs P Baden stored two dressers one picture two chairs three boxes two trunks one matt box one buggy one bundle one incubator two sacks one tub one rocker on the property. Storage totals one hundred thirty three dollars seventy five cents. Sale to cover storage costs and sale costs with any excess paid to the J P Stagg Estate owner.
Storage Auction List From Ferguson Estate
One sideboard two springs two dressers five dining chairs one arm chair two rockers two mattresses one dining table one bundle leaves two rugs two beds two bundles rails one library table one rug two kitchen chairs one washing machine one wringer one boiler one heater one board one pipe one carpet sweeper three pictures one range linoleum one floor mop two boxes jars one small rocker stored with the undersigned by W R Ferguson and the storage on the same lot has been in default for more than 90 days property amounts to five hundred twenty nine dollars and ten cents sale is made for the defaulted storage and incurred charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Towit
W. R. Ferguson
J.P. Stagg
J. B. Gnose
Storage lien notice for household items in Somali property
A storage lien details Lee Black as occupant of the Somali property with defaulted storage for over 90 days. The owed amount on the property storage is fifty dollars and twenty five cents.
Personal property sale listing by O Shoe maker
Inventory stored by O Shoe maker includes furniture and items such as a dressing table oil can writing desk couch dresser range barrels keg table tub boilers wash stand cabinet box chest chairs rockers glass rugs stove lining and bundles. Proceeds from the sale amount to dred Thirty-Four Dollars to satisfy the debt or obligation listed.
Storage Sale Notices by Executors and Trustees
One box, one barrel, one chair, one cedar chest, one big box, one pasteboard box stored with J. I. Sanderson for 104.20 to cover storage and sale costs with surplus to owner. By J. B. Goose Executor. One range stored by C. E. Harrington for 60.50 to cover storage and sale costs with surplus to owner.
Storage sale for unpaid storage and costs
Three items stored by Arthur Vanderbilt on the same property are valued with storage and sale costs totaling eighty nine dollars and fifteen cents. Proceeds pay storage, costs of sale, and any excess to the owner of the property.
Auction notice of household goods sale by Alois Schalk
A listing of household items including furniture and appliances stored with Alois Schalk is offered for sale for five hundred sixty three dollars and ninety five cents. The notice begins to describe the sale details.
Storage items and total value listed by executor
The inventory lists one kitchen cabinet, one bundle dishes, one dresser, one bundle bedding, one small bundle, one mattress, one board, and one box stored by H. F. McGilvery. Storage on the property totals two hundred seven dollars. By J. B. Gnose, Executor.
Property for storage by James Kane with miscellaneous items
The notice lists personal property stored by James Kane including two kitchen tables, a library table, a table board, a rocker, four chairs, a couch, a keg with contents, a tub and contents. The total value is two dollars and eighty cents.
Storage Sale Notice for Household Goods
Personal property held on the premises by Mrs. C. C. Knapp including seven boxes of household goods. Storage charges on the same property amount to ninety two dollars. The sale is made for unpaid storage and related costs.
Notice of Closing of Registry for County Primary Election
Registrations close June 1 1928 at 5 p m for the July 17 primary election. Voters may register at the Deer Lodge County courthouse Anaconda or with deputies notaries public or justices of the peace. Those who voted in 1926 general election need not re register. Margeret Callan Ex Officio County Registrar Deer Lodge County Montana.
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Anaconda
Margaret Callan
Deer Lodge
Montana
Estate of
Italia
Italia Unti
D. H. Morgan
Durston Building
Peter Unti
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Paul For Governor
Legislature
Wills
Helen
Salo Logia
Pyle
New York
Davis Gupot
Ana
Hennessy and
Lum
Tilden and Coen Jr
Big OX
Perch High
Hebgen
Englewood
Floral Park
Centerville
Stratfords
Gulch
Meaderville Gang
Ward
R. H
Tree Ape Wives
Emerson
Sullivan
Martin
Mullins
Langer
Murphy
Peck
C. Ward
P. Meaderville
J. Michellotti
Gorsh
Michelich
Mafich
Giannino
Ciabatteri
Quilici
B. Michellotti
Cloninger
Troglia
Umpire
Lang
Western Fuel Ee
Encccarecoauve
Rocker Meaderville
P. Baden
Arthur Vanderbilt
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company
P. M. Halloran
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