Cases Set in Federal Court at Butte Term Opens
Eight defendants arraigned and plead not guilty as trial calendar begins in U S District Court Butte. Several cases include Harrison drug act and prohibition violations with trials set in November. Grand jury seated with Eugene Carroll as foreman and secrecy admonitions given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Butte
Lowe Widner
Ray Wilcox
Maxine Bryant
Harrison Gray
Oklahoma
Donohue
Harri- J. S. Hammond
Lazar Denda
Prohibition
Gordon Reed
T. J. Fitzgerald
Frank Russell
Peter Sologut
George C. le Clar
Henry W. Beale
Harrison
Burt Marsh
Erle H. McNineh
N. J
Maries Ortago
P. Perkins
Carroll
Eugene Carroll
C.H. Amos
Charles Baxter
George Z. Bennetts
Merry M. Davis
F. J. Early
A.C Frye
John Q. Gleason
Brady
Charles B. Huttmain Prendergrast
Parker Rand
Willam Sampson
J. J. Snydam
Truscat
George Tucker
Prominent farmer laid to rest in Bozeman
Bozeman mourns John Rabe a prominent farmer and stockman who died after a brief illness. Elder Mark C Hutchinson led services at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints with R A Young and Mrs William Cowan singing. Interment followed at Bozeman cemetery with pallbearers from Bozeman and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bozeman
Bozeman
Rabe
Bridger Canyon
John Rabe
Mark C. Hutchinson
Reorganized
Church of
Latter Day Saints
R.A. Young
William Cowan
Henry Jacobs
Bozeman Cemetery
Sam Working
W. C. Hutchinson
Wilsall
W. R. C. Stewart
David
Don Christie
A. 8. Christie
West Gallatin road completed after final inspection
Bozeman dispatch reports final inspection and acceptance of the West Gallatin road built by Lindgreen Peterson & Thornton Forsyth contractors. The project extends 7.710 miles, exceeded the spring estimate due to price drops, features three new span bridges of war surplus steel, and eliminates the Lost Creek grade, described as the canyon’s heaviest construction to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J._T. Patterson
Bureau of Public’ Roads
Fred H .Thiem
The
Forestry Service
J. E. Moore
Darlinton
Gallatin County
Berg W. Clark
Gallatin
Gallatin School Enrollment Totals by Class and Gender
Gallatin County High School reports 468 total students with 259 girls and 209 boys at the close of the month. City schools show more boys overall, Emerson school notes more girls, and junior high Emerson reports 118 boys and 119 girls. Other schools in the district list varying male female counts with totals ranging around 299 to 492 for boys and 473 for girls in Emerson.
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Gallatin County High School
Board of Trustees of
Gallatin
County High School
Ada B. Zacker
Emerson School
Emerson Junior High School
Irving School
Hawthorne
Longfellow School
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription touted for new mothers health
A vintage ad extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for new mothers. It claims it strengthens the body, improves appetite and sleep, eases nervousness, and aids convalescence during childbirth. It stresses long history of use and urges readers to ask neighbors about its benefits.
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Pierce
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Butte Market
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Walter Baker & Co
Durkee
Norway
Chicago
Frank G. Bruner
Special Schools Department
Board of Education
Health Department
A Wirth
Paris
Chancellor Wirth
Germany
Reichstag
Council of the
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
Pacific Package
Hanan
Ogeeties
Aresum
Children’s Union
Privis
Rigaud
Japan
Babcock
Brown
Specia
West Gallatin Road
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Congress
Harding
City Unemployment Commission
Peppo
Indianapolis Star
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