Police Court Roundup Includes Fines For Parking Violations
Mayme Brooks faced Judge Grimes over a Home Messenger delivery dispute. the case was dismissed after she paid $1.50. Several defendants pleaded guilty to parking rule violations linked to fire plug zones. John Ring and Kelly-Alton were fined $10 each. Other outcomes include a $20 fine for Detective Rodda after a disturbance incident involving Buzo Repath, and notes of dismissed cases against Mrs Wilson and M G Schmidt.
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Mayme Brooks
South
Montana Street
Grimes
Frank Harper
Home Messenger Service
Harper
John Ring
Kelly-Alton Company
Tom Sullivan
J. F. Miller
Wilson
Repath
South Arizona Street
Rodda
Guy Tyler
M. G. Schmidt
Great Northern May Add Extra Train for Helena Fair Day
Great Northern official IE O Boyle says additional coaches may be provided to shuttle Butte visitors to Helena for Butte day at the state fair. Anaconda railway agents plan a connecting train from Anaconda to Butte for Anaconda fairgoers. Business leaders expect strong attendance, aided by good crops and farmers visiting with families all week in Helena.
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Butte
Helena
Great Northern
IE. O. Boyle
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Montana
Eastern Montana oil fields seen as future world producer
Fred Sutherland of Butte tours eastern Montana oil areas near Winnett and predicts a rapid regional rise to world prominence. He notes Cat Creek and Frantz wells producing with room to grow, a new two inch pipeline to Winnett inadequate for output, and plans for a larger line within 15 days.
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Montana
Fred Sutherland
Butte
Texas
Oklahoma
Winnett
Mr. Sutherland
Cat Creek
James TH. Rowe
Mid-Northern
Decker-Collins
Washington-Montana Company
Devil's Basin
Frantz Properties
Butte Cat Creek
Frantz
Rie Leachman
Forty Rotarians From Butte Plan Helena Trip Saturday
At least 40 Rotarians from Butte and accompanying guests will travel to Helena Saturday for Rotary day at the state fair. They will hear Ralph Bristol district governor speak at 3 p.m. in the grand stand, followed by a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Rotary club. The event will also discuss forming a new Rotary district to include Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
A. M. Riley
Helena
Ralph Bristol
Rotary Club
Charles Austin
Montana
Farm Development 13 Starts in West
R A Smith union pacific supervisor of agriculture says soil development in Montana and the western states is in embryo stage but will expand with irrigation and scientific farming. He notes abundant water now wasted will reduce farming risk and enable good living through reclamation projects. He adds county agents help farmers tailor plans and dry farming proves crops thrive with right choices. Crops along the union pacific railway are exceptionally good this year.
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Montana
R. A. Smith
Union Pacific Railway
Butte
Smith
Mr. Smith
Extensive livestock shipments planned for Montana later this month
Montana will begin extended livestock shipments in the latter part of the month, though many stock raisers may hold stock to avoid restocking costs. Harvesting and threshing are advanced with no crop losses from labor shortages. Farmers and families are doing much of the work themselves amid general light frosts and rains delaying thrashing but improving soil for fall plowing.
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Montana
Charles ID. Greenfield
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Central High Adds New Commercial Department
Rev Father Leonard, principal, announced a commercial department at Central High after converting St Patrick's parish hall. A new teacher will lead the department, expanding capacity to admit all applicants though not in a single building, signaling need for a larger new school.
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Central High School
Father Leonard
Central
St. Patrick's Parish
Central High
Harrington Charged in Friday Night Robbery
Bart Harrington faced robbery charges after John Hennigan identified him as one of three masked men who robbed a soft drink parlor at 818 North Wyoming Street on Friday evening. Deputies arrested Harrington Sunday on Anaconda Road. he was fingerprinted at city hall.
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Bart Harrington
Wyoming Street
Harrington
Anaconda Road
Leary
McDonald
Hennigan
Nick Rotering
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Back Pain and Kidney Trouble
Mrs L Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports relief from kidney trouble and backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims quick help and notes relief from an irritable bladder. Sold everywhere.
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L. Gibson
12Th
Edison Sts
la Junta
Col
Foley
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