Salvation Army fundraising drive launched in Butte area
A campaign to raise 16628 dollars for a Butte Salvation Army budget is set to begin Monday morning. Local workers will meet Saturday evening at East Way Army city to finalize plans with a broad support base drawn from Butte’s citizens and professional organizers. The effort reflects the Army's long history of relief work and its widespread community backing. The leadership slate includes William Coughlin and Donald Kilroy as chairs, with a general committee and officers named to oversee fundraising and campaign activities. Music for tonight’s dinner will be provided by the Loomis Winter Garden orchestra.
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Donald David Kilroy
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William Booth
Ernest Loomis
Jacob Osenbure
Charles R Leonard
W. C. Sidertin
Ranker
B. B. Howell
F.C. Fluent
Loomis Winter Garden Orchestra
Winter Garden
Larry Duggan
Silver Bow County
Montana
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Burial of Mrs Ralph Nichols in Illinois
Burial of Mrs Ralph Nichols of Gilmore Idaho will take place from her Aurora Illinois home where the body was shipped from Butte. Accompanying the remains were D L Nichols and Harry Gallwey of Butte. Mrs Nichols was well known in Butte and had lived in Lemhi county Idaho for over 30 years. The latest mine in Gilmore Idaho district is owned and operated by Mr Nichols.
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Butte
Naval officer speaks to Central High students
Captain Raymond Del Hasbrouck U S N commander of the California visited Central high school to discuss the navy and praise Lieutenant Thomas McCarthy son of Mrs Patrick McCarthy as a fine young officer. Hasbrouck outlined navy development branches and youth recruitment and thanked Father Leonard and the staff for hosting the event.
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Harmonical Finals at Orton Bros Today
The finals of the Orton Bros harmonica contest are set for 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Orton's annex 210 North Main Street. Entries exceeded expectations and the judges were impressed by the music. The public is invited to attend the final judging.
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Orton Bros
Orton's
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Prize dog injury suit seeks $1800 in damages
Anton Jancar sues T. J. Bennetts and company in Silver Bow court claiming a Sept. 28 truck crash on Front Street damaged his Hudson and killed a dog valued at $1,500 with total damages asked at $1,600 including $100 for the car. Victim contends the truck driver was at fault.
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Anton Jancar
Silver Bow
T. J. Bennetts and Company
Hudson
Greenfield Heads to Los Angeles For Ill Son
Mr Greenfield and family traveled to Los Angeles after word of his son's serious illness. The boy showed some improvement but a wire update reported his condition remained critical, prompting the extended stay for treatment.
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Angeles
Vegetable Compound Restores Health Claim
Mrs T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee reports severe nerve trouble depression memory loss and back pain. after taking eight bottles of Vege Table Compound she says she improved markedly within two years no doctor has treated her since. she regained strength and weight and urges other women to try the product.
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T. A. Saunders
T. E. Depot Street
Knoxville
Tennessee
Juvenile Court Handles Busy Case List at Helena
Judge Lynch sent youths to the Home of Good Shepherd in Helena after a theft tied to four youths aged 10 to 15. Mothers agreed to pay about 15 dollars in damages for sacks stolen from a Meaderville warehouse. Four older youths, about 16, faced charges of robbing an engine crew and stealing signal flares and caps. The court warned all to avoid further trouble, with paths toward reform and industrial school if offenses recur.
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Mr. O'Connor
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Miles City
City plans two hockey rinks for boys league
The parks and playgrounds committee, chaired by Al Wilkinson, plans two hockey rinks at Old On’zoot Becond whveats for the Butte Boys’ league after a strong season by local youngsters. Volunteers like Mel Clevett and Ben Hardin supported Basketball, football, baseball, track and hockey, boosting youth sports citywide this year.
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Butte Boys' League
Foungsters
Butte
Mel Clevett
Ben Hardin
Holland Rink
Pi and Playgrounds
Disabled Veterans Plan Sale of Tags in Butte Chapter
Butte Chapter No 6 of Disabled Veterans met at patriotic hall and laid plans for Forget-Me-Not tag sales on Armistice Day. Proceeds will aid disabled World War I veterans. Russia offered over 700 million pounds of grain to Italy at low prices to aid trade adjustments.
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Butte
Patriotic Hall
Russia
Taly
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