Butte Radio Club Plans Open Forum Meeting
U S Supervisor Redfern urges radio amateurs to form a Butte club to tackle interference and promote safe reception. A public meeting is set for October 28 on the fourth floor of the courthouse with plan for monthly gatherings, nominal dues, and a thread of open discussion led by local and national experts.
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Butte
U. S
Redfern
Court House
Space Briday
William E. Carroll
Cata
Anly
Ite
County to bury legless resident in Butte
Public Administrator Julia Harrington said the county will bury John suck, regressed alias Buck, found dead Sunday in a Pallatid cabin at 248 East Mercury Street. Neighbors recall a reputed German family background and 38 years in Butte under an assumed name, but no conclusive evidence of identity or heirs.
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Olf Buttema
East
Mercury Street
Julia Harrington
Buck
Germany
Butte
Deer hunting thrives as plains area reports bumper game
The Plains region sees abundant deer and game this season. Hunters Ley and Morgan Jones return to Butte with a three prong buck and spike horn after a four day trip near Plaine. Local hunter Healey notes many bands of deer, with buck hunting emphasized under new laws. Beaver and fur-bearing animals grow, trapping expands in western Montana and Idaho. Elk may soon be hunted on the Sun River preserve amid feed scarcity. 2000 plus elk reported.
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Mes
Willam Fenn
Charles Russell
America
Does
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Plains
Delry
Sanders County
Montana
Idaho
St. Louis
Sun River
Great Northern
Two Wives Granted Divorces In Silver Bow Court
Decrees granted in Silver Bow district court yesterday split into two cases. Jane Paul obtained a divorce from George Paul for desertion with alimony of 40 dollars monthly and custody of two children. Vivian Lee Smith got a judgment against W J Smith, with costs and restoration of her former home. A separate case involved Anna Kacar, convicted of second degree murder, awaiting a new trial after a reversed sentence. Additionally, John Quinn sued Peter Stameos for damages from an auto collision, claiming $310, with related costs and liens. The day also covered probate actions, guardianships, and estate inventories including the will of John P. Reins and supplemental estate valuations.
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George Paul
Vivian Lee Smith
W. J. Smith
Vivian Lee
Anna Kacar
Butte
East Park Street
Galasso
Kacer
Supreme Court
District
John Quinn
Peter Stameos
Uff
Marcus Quinn
Monta Mn
Milwaukee
Young Quinn
Quinn
Thomas
Floral Park
John P. Reins
Lynch
Homer
Kumans
Arthur W. Corry
J. E. Stephenson
Joseph P. Ledwidge
George D. Longsberry
Frank Boucher
Armand Choquette
Lee Choquette
Mary
Hudobivnik
Joseph A. Hudobivnik
Gertrude McEwan
Thurman Grady, Jr. & Minor
Harris Sought on Burglary Count
County officials seek Harris on a burglary charge connected to a theft at Mrs Sehenglint’s East Gstown home. Joined by three others months ago, the case arose after Marr and others were first arrested. The complaint was filed yesterday to bring him back for trial as a witness.
Cooperation urged by priest and doctor in marriage reform
New Orleans October 20. In the Episcopal church’s general convention house of deputies a resolution urged cooperation in wholesome instruction on matrimony and home life. Dr. W. S. Bowen of Washington, D. C. spoke for the social service committee, saying cooperation would curb divorce and protect the health and happiness of women of this generation.
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House of Deputies
General Convention
Episcopal Church
Bowen
Washington, D. C
CWIL SERVICE EXAMS COMING IN NOVEMBER
United States Civil Service Commission announces exams in November and December for positions in Washington and across agencies. Notable openings include machine transcribers at $1,860 and tariff examiner at $2,100 with deadlines in November.
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Caotinaon Hall
United Tater Service
Postomice
Beattie
Wash
Washington
United States Civil District
Washington, D. C
Tractors to Have Two Autonomy Extensions Amid Hardware Boom
Amid a broad hardware surge, the tractor sector plans two autonomous extensions. Firms push self driving features and smart farming tools to boost efficiency while adapting to supply chain shifts and rising demand in agriculture.
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