Army and Navy Recruiters See Busy Day at Courthouse
Amid a rush of enlistments, Army and Navy officers kept their offices open and standards firm. About half of applicants were rejected for medical defects, while others joined up. Notables include Ernest J. Hambly and Thomas McCarthy of the 1917 Catholic Central class. A local mother urged exemption for her youngest son, Henry, while three sons of Mrs. A T Richards faced June 5 registration.
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Army
Navy
Northern Pacific
Okane
Ernest J. Hambly
Joe Wagin
Frank Riordan
Clarence W. Charles
John Pott
George A. Allen
HL Arthur Larson
Thomas ’ Duyer
D. Aito
Henry B. van Schninger
Aries
Loomis
Terry H. Bollen
Harold Pi. Ingalls
Henry Sir Walter N. McPhail
James M. Fox
John B. Garrison
Harry A. Dickman
E. A. Rodgers
D. A. Sullivan
RL. Williams
F. J. Rock
F. R Pyle
J. & Letolie
W. R. Ladie
L. F. Wright
H.A. Spencer
Butte
W. J.campbell
Marysville
British, Columbia
F." M. Pronto
Coalville
Utah
A. H. Dahl
Bessemer
G. L. Ford
Kanah
T. E. Rosser
Helena
Thomas McCarthy
Catholic Central High School
Patrick McCarthy
Department of the Navy
Leo Hanley
Creighton University
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
A. TR. Richards
Henry
Maloney
The Vile Dog Question
Letter to the editor complaining about roaming dogs in the city and their impact on parking, soil work, and civic cost. Calls for catching roaming dogs to reduce nuisance and expenses for residents and gardeners.
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The
Standard
Broadway
One Day Campaign Boosts Deaconess Hospital Support
A noon-to-noon drive raised 2155 dollars from 117 subscribers as hospital supporters surged ahead. Campaign workers reorganize with brisk daily progress, aiming to raise 100000 by June 6, with daily badges and a rotating captain’s table prize for top fundraisers.
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Hustlers
Tim
J. J. Carroll
C.J. Nepper
Mra
Iris
C. P. Nepper
Jackman
T. J. Bennetts
Bonner
Paul Hudnof
Guy’ Lewis
A. R. Reeves
R. Setzer
Roy Smith
Dr. Grigg
William * Lutey
Mr. Patterson
G. W. ‘Thomas
R. May
Bales Igissal
Commercial Travelers Plan Great Falls Convention
The United Commercial Travelers governing Montana Utah Idaho and Wyoming will hold their annual convention in Great Falls on June 7 8 and 9 Delegates will be chosen for the supreme council meeting in Columbus Ohio June 26 Great Falls plans elaborate receptions Butte Salt Lake City Provo Pocatello and other cities will send delegations A special car for travelers and wives is expected with entertainment arranged by Great Falls and local secretary Will Roberts Jr urges advance notices to plan for transport and events.
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United Commercial
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Great Falls
Supreme Council
Columbus
Ohio
Butte
Salt Lake City
Provo
Pocatello
Will Roberts Jr
Building on Park Street Will Be Started At Once
The wrecking of the old frame structure at 22 Park Street is to begin today or tomorrow. The site will host a two story brick and concrete building for George N. Papp & Co. The razing and new construction will take about 45 days, during which time Papp & Co. will be out of business. A restaurant in the basement, a saloon on the main floor, and club rooms on the second story are planned.
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Park Street
George N. Papp & Co
Papp & Co
State v Wills disturbs peace in Buckley court
In Justice Buckley's court Albert Wills faced a disturbing the peace charge. He was fined $10 after threatening jail rather than pay. The case stemmed from a quarrel among children with alleged elder involvement.
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LX Justice Court
Albert Wills
Buckley
Wills
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