Montana Supreme Court rules county liable for school funds
The Montana Supreme Court rules that funds deposited with county treasurers by school districts and irrigation districts become county funds and the county must absorb losses from insolvent banks. The decision, written by Assistant Justice Mathews, upholds a mandate to restore funds, avoiding a total loss to Fergus and other districts. The article also notes community fundraising plans for a church bazaar and mentions a desertion case involving Otto John Hardie.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
State Supreme Court
Choot District No. 4
Tosebud County
Mathews
Rosebud County
L. 0. Skelton
Fergus County
Ely Again Heads Labor Federation Montana
Stephen Ely of Sand Coulee was reelected president of the Montana State Federation of Labor over Patrick Deloughry of Butte by almost three to one in a Sept. 13 to Oct. 15 election canvassed from 11 districts. Several ballots were rejected for irregularities though the result would not have changed. Other officers named include James Anderson as vice president, Edward St Manson as secretary-treasurer, and district executive board selections in varying districts with Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and United Mine Workers representatives noted.
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Associated Pros
Helena
Stephen Ely
Sand Coulee
Montana
James Anderson
Edward St. Manson
J. J. McNally
Butte
L. P. Levengood
Exective Board
State Federation
Willam Simpson
Hel
Miss St Albans Lectures On Youth At High School
Miss St Albans spoke at the Butte high school on Scientific Hating and the Fountain of Youth, urging balance of diet and thought to stave aging. She cited elastic child bodies, calcareous deposits with age, and the value of relaxation, open-mindedness, and regular activity for youthfulness and longevity.
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Helen St Albans
Butte High School
Head of Nile Daughters Visit Planned in Butte
Mrs Winifred Tee of Portland leader of the order of the Nile will visit Butte with Tirzah temple members at a 1 o clock gathering. A ceremonial initiation, temple work demonstration, and a musical program will follow a dinner. Mrs Lee, elected at Tacoma convention last June, will make Friday's trip the year’s only official visit, staying with Mrs Laura McGregor of 1139 West Mercury Street.
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Winifred Tee
Portland
Order of the the Nile
Butte Lodge
Tirzah Temple
Lee
Tacoma
Butte
Laura McGregor
West Mercury Street
Little white dog killed by reckless road hog on city street
A two year old white terrier died when a Ford passenger car struck him on Harrison Avenue. The damaged dog, beloved by a baby and a black cat, was described as a friendly, cheerful companion whose life ended by the negligence of a passing driver. A.S. Clark laments the lack of protection for pets and criticizes the driver’s behavior.
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God
Iain Sanaa Ratna
Hell
Harrison Avenue
A'S. Clark
Dandruff Remedy Promises Complete Cure
An adway promises a dandruff cure by dissolving flakes with four ounces of plain iron, rubbed into the scalp at night. It claims results by morning and after several applications, with hair appearing shinier and dandruff gone. It markets as a reliable home remedy.
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Olone
J. Peckens
G. Cain
Auie Pamencer
Ath Montane
B. Wilder
Romer
Floral Park
North Main Street
Otto John Hardie
Ernest
Elisabeth Hardie
South
Wyoming Street
Ely
Labor Federation
James B. Rankin
F. Klett
United Mine Workers
George McDonald
Ted Ledge
Big Cunningham
Washoe
James J. Rankin
Anaconda
A. J. Gunth
Miss ST. Albans
Head OF
Nile Daughters
TEE
Java
Tancy Allons
Mie
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