Court calendars heard on Friday in Silver Bow county
Probate actions and civil motion hearings dominated a light court schedule. Guardians were named for Wirak siblings, estates settled for Anson and Larson, and various probate and attachment matters were addressed before Judge Lynch and Judge Bourquin with dates set for hearings and dispositions on estate administration and real property actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
William E. Carroll
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Bourquin
Lynch
Joseph Russell
Anna Russell
Pauline Bernita Wirak
Richard Thomas Wirak
Joseph Arnold Wirak
Owen Stanley Wirak
Theodore Harmon Asberry Wiark
John D. Anson
Maud Hayes
Mary Larson
Louis Larson
J. M. Barber
Ella Klafski
Metals Bank and Trust Company
M. J. Sheehan
A. H. Mueller
Bank
Bernard O’brien
Jennie Bartovich
William B. Griffith
Mr and Mrs Emil Elo Visit Arizona Guests in City
Mr and Mrs Emil Elo of Dillon are guests of the Arizona while visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Elo
Dillon
Arizona
City
Divorce Actions In County Court Report
One divorce decree granted in Silver Bow County. Aura Dunstone wins custody of a minor after default against Cecil C. Dunstone. Venita Orr’s decree modified increasing alimony from 20 dollars monthly to 10 dollars weekly. Aline Schmid sues Leroy Schmid for extreme cruelty and seeks name restoration to Aline Fletcher. Eva Long seeks absolute divorce from J. D. Long on wilful neglect. Thomas R. Enright petitions for custody of three children and notes his residence and lack of one year Montana residence. The court considers disposition of the children during action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duffy
Magill-Nevin Plumbing and Heating Company
George Wall
Larry Duggan
A. C. Shilling
Andrew Stumvel
Ellingston
Mont
Montana
Mary Boyce
Perry Lennon
Christian N. Davidson
Mary Gilmore
California Insurance Company
American Central Insurance Company
Carroll
Celia M. Thibeault
James K. Thibeault
John Sylvester MacGuinness
Eloise MacGuinness
Cook
Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Aura Dunstone
Cecil C. Dunstone
William E. Carroll
Venita Orr
Oscar Orr
Aline Schmid
Leroy Schmid
Anaconda
Aline Fletcher
Eva Long
J. D. Long
Thomas R. Enright
Enright
Katherine Enright
E. N. Hawes
Gafena Street
Public Coronation Pageant At Knights Of Columbus Gym
The queen of May Miss Mary Lanigan was crowned in a ceremony at the Knights of Columbus gym with about 250 gym members present. The event supported the Sisters of the parochial school, with 200 participants in dances and drills and gowns sewn by Mrs Ray Thatcher and Mrs William Bradley under director Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of May
Knights of Columbus
Mary Lanigan
Lenz and McKenzie
Queen Mary
Wee James Driscoll
Dorothy Silver
Louise Murphy
Cele Burke
Aileen McCarthy
Dorothy Kiley
Mary Mullins
Frances Venus
Grace Buddell
Louise Chelini
Margaret Bradley
Helen Lane
Alice Thirridge
Patsy Gallagher
Grace Manning
Dorothy McDonald
Margaret Connole
Lou Ann McDonald
Irene Murphy
Helen Hunt
Esther Connole
Nora O'Connell
Mary Mead
Helen Venus
Jean Reichle
Montana MacDonald
Madeline Duffy
Helen Mead
Virginia Wilson
Rosemary O’brien
Georgia Angell
Mary Mueller
Catherine Kelly
C. Mead
Sadie McDonald
Helen Lavelle
Florence Harrington
Margaret Salmon
Mary Bailey
Louise Casey
Ray Thatcher
William Bradley
Bradley
Lawrence Mannion
William Roach
Night Burglars Enter Two Butte Homes
Burglars forced a window at the Carrig residence 240 East Broadway during the early morning hours and stole clothes and other articles. The Hansom home at 205 West Broadway was also entered but nothing was reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrig
East Broadway
Hansom
Weat Broadway
Charles T Boyle Dies At 66 In Silver Bow Mine
Charles T Boyle 66 watchman at the Silver Bow mine died at his home 431 South Jackson Thursday morning. He is survived by his wife and eight children all present at his death. The body rests at Sherman Reed chapel and will be moved this afternoon to his home for the funeral Saturday at 9 00 am from which mass will be held at 9 30 am at St Patrick's Church Interment will follow in the family plot at St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Charles T. Boyle
Silver Bow
South Jackson Street
Sherman & Reed
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
County raiders seize illegal still in Leath erwood street basement
Police raided a basement in the 2200 block of Leatherwood street and arrested Edward Ferando for operating a still. Chief Murphy and Federal Officer Holter destroyed a several thousand dollar setup and a large quantity of beverages including French brandy and American whiskey. Ferando bonds set at 1200 dollars.
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Meaderville
Leatherwood Street
Edward Ferando
Murphy
Holter
Ferando
Butte Lodging Guests and Visitors Listed
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Adv. F. W. Johnson visits Twin Bridges. Libby’s S. S. Craig, Helena’s George Nute, Beatrice Fisch of Helena, and many others register or stay at the Acoma, New Finlen, Arizona, Thornton in Butte while on business or pleasure trips.
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Orton Bros
F. W. Johnson
Butte
S. S
Craig
Acoma
Joe Dosen
Mercury Street
H. J. Nicholson
Lewistown
New Finlen
F. W. Behren
Glen
the Acoma
George Nute
Helena
The
Beatrice Fisch
Harry Stagg
Basin
New Finten
J. R. Davis
Billings
Helen Johns
Miles City
Arizona
Nelson Stransdale
Philipsburg
J. P. Burns
Great Falls
Montana
H. W. Anderson
Paul McCormick
R. A. Stone
Twin Bridges
Thornton
Katherine Loughran
C. H. Hewitt
Corbin
Thomas Knudsen
Kallspell
Former Postal Worker Acquitted in Rhubarb Theft Case
Max Rope, a former postal employee in Kansas City, was found not guilty of stealing nine sticks of rhubarb from the United States mails. The jury retired for 17 minutes before returning the verdict. The rhubarb’s value was estimated at 256 cents.
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Kansas City
Max Rope
United States
Chamber Publishes Road Conditions Bulletin For Summer Travel
The chamber of commerce launches a Friday road bulletin series with a new information bureau opening June 15 led by Donald Treloar. Reports cover routes from Butte to Helena and beyond detailing roads as good, fair, or rough with closures like Skalkaho road to Hamilton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Donald Treloar
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Butte
Helena
Boulder Springs
Elk Park
Woodville Canyon
Whitehall
Deer Lodge
Priest Pass
Townsend
Three Forks
Missoula
Garrison
Drummond
Philipsburg
Maxville
Wisdom
Hamilton
Mill Creek
Melrose
Dillon
Ennis
Madison River
Skalkaho
Battle Ground
New Committees Named by Charles
Charles presides over 12 month chamber groups with chairmen and members across Finance Highway Industries Publicity City and home beautification Auditing Forum House Membership Shows and exhibits committees. Key figures include Harry Gallwey J K Heaslet Ed J Nash J H Rowe Peter Potter J F Lindland and George Craven among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
David J. Charles
Finance
Harry A. Gallwey
Herman Blank
Ray J. MacDonald
A. J. Daviser
J. K. Heaslet
Arthur Perham
Eugene Carroll
R. L. Ruble
Mac CC. White
Industries
Ed J. Nash
P. Beaudin
J. Cohen
V. Siegel
C. FF. Dahlman
H. B. Lowry
F. M. Bell
S. Fries
Christie
T. A. Carney
BE. M. Norris
J. F. Lindland
BE. T. Berry
W. Tretheway
W. W. Barnard
Peter Potter
George W. Craven
Arthur W. Merkle
Willard
Thompson
J. KK. Hewlet
William B. Daly
A. W. Merkle
J. H. Rowe
R. L. Ruhile
Henningsen
A. J. Knieval
W. Sweet
D. J. McGonigle
J. Briney
Poison Suspected in Death of John E. Sullivan
A Coroner's jury in Centerville found heart and lung failure caused by taking some poison as the likely cause of 25 year old John E. Sullivan's death at his brother Eugene Sullivan's home on Mullen Street after heavy drinking. Witnesses said he was brought home from a Centerville soft drink parlor around midnight and died around 2 AM. The poison type was not determined though doctors suggested it belonged to the carholic family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sullivan
Eugene Sullivan
Mullen Street
Centerville
Pat Holland
Sullivan
John Powers
John Kelly
William Hayes
Thomas B. Kelly
Carholic
John
Drowns Escaping Flames in Alaskan Cannery Tender
James Crandall, 2, drowned near Wrangell Alaska yesterday after his clothes caught fire in the engine room of a cannery tender and he leaped overboard. He was a Seattle arrival with relatives in Concrete Washington and Great Falls Montana.
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Associated Press
Wrangell
Alaska
James Crandall
Here
Seattle
Great Falls
Mont
Ad Man Contest Seeks New Rialto Theater Name
Readers urged to submit a new name for The Ad Man with a short letter rating ads. Deadline tonight at 10 p m. The winner earns a season pass to the Rialto and American Theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theater
Rialto
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