Forty-Seven Naturalization Hearings In District Court
Forty-seven persons were sworn in as United States citizens in a district court naturalization hearing conducted by George Bourquin. Several petitions were continued or dismissed for reasons including absence, insufficient residence, or pending depositions. Names of successful applicants include John Deranja Edward Kneatsey Dan Yoseff Samuel Pond and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheenahiy
United
George Bourquin
Frank G. Pugsley
Seattle
Federal
John Deranja
Edward Joseph Kneatsey
Dan Yoseff
Samuel Pond
Frank James Toyer
Anna Walsh
John David Thomas
Anton Deraay
George Peter Sakellarian
Thomas’ Henry Oates
Dora Poulas
James Ryan
Mary Veronica McKillion
Joseph Karlin
Marko Lule Mastela
Willian Maunder
Samuel Alfred Downs
Hiteabath Fleming
Albert Miners
Lewis McLaughlin
August Carlson
Pau Rosetti
Ben Hoskin
Adelin Ienne Stred
John Campbell
Absalon Longori
Domenico Delmuto
George Filifov Martinovich
Patrick Frances Connolionich
Joe Cohan
Mary O'Neill Sullivan
Thomas Nixon
Oscar’ Maen Johanna Marie ‘Stred
Ronald
John Beaton
John ‘Hella
Zaracostas
Alfred Wirkkula
Ernest Gottrib
Carl
Charl Kendrickson
Milutin Matkovich
United States
Domenica
Gard
Corradin
John Broderick
Peter Joyce
Charles Carlson
John Malenack
Ernest Gottrid Carlson
Helen Maher
Michael Maher
Deendant
Lillian
Harry A. Frank
Peter Tobin
E. Schwarts
C. H. Horst
J. G. O'Brien
Josephine Blakely
William J. Blakely
Josephine Rassmusson
Butte
Dry Goods Firm Listing Prompts Seedy Puzzle of Prices
A fragmented clipping mentions a Dry Goods company and a contest linked to seeds and pumpkins. It lists price figures such as $2.50 and hints at staged acts near the second. The unreadable text blends product mentions with a bent competition formula and unclear names like Symons.
Exchange Club to Hear From Its Delegates
Exchange Club members will meet at the New Alpine hotel at noon for a weekly luncheon. Attorney Pat Geagan will speak on the Constitution. Deputy reports and a featured item highlight aNational Exchange event amidst local chatter about cowboy hat insignia.
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Exchange Club
Obbie Ashford
Butte Exchange Club
New’ Pinion Hotel
Pat Geagan
National Exchange
Butte
Letter from a farmer's wife praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Rangeley Maine farmer's wife Mrs Walter E Anderson recounts suffering pain and weakness for over two years. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health enabling her to perform domestic chores and work. She urges other women to try the product.
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Waleter E. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia. I
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Collegiate fashion notes from Lishetl on fall dresses
Mme Lishetl discusses collegiate fashion trends in high school and college circles. The piece describes tweed and mirroeen frocks with box pleats above the hips, long shirtlike sleeves, a wide belt, and turnover collars, plus Jersey blends and color guidance for fall wardrobes.
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Mme. Lishetl
Pheasant
Jersey
Community notices from Creeley district school event
South Side News lists awards and recognitions for Creeley school district children tied to Silver How Park and Rocky Mountain Garden Club, with attendees and host families noted. The text also references visits, guests, and travel details among local residents including families from Wilton Avenue and Walnut Street, and mentions a camping trip and relatives from Great Falls and Wenatchee, Washington.
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Creeley
Silver How Park Divison
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Peat
Rome
Chapman
Mires Sarai Parker
de Seton
J.A. Thomas
Sime Ther Studi University
Nolen
Mra” Cunningham
Great
Palla
Mig Andrew Holter
Thomas Allen
Eva
Iva
Monroe Kreet
Allier
Albert ‘Alien
Delane
Hand
Childre
Shiver Bow Mreet Shave
Dautmon City
McKinnoroseph Sima
Ranlao
Miasoula
Willam Buckley
Seattle
Portian
Mee
Barnes
Wall Street
Delightful Surprise Scene at Thelma Manley’s Event
A delightful evening featured dancing and refreshments with performances by James Methermoit Viola Layton and others. Attendees included Pauline McCormack Mary Nova Viola Lanter Master Harry McCormack and Jack Hanley in a lively social gathering with mentions of Carterkman Bark City and Wyoming travel notes.
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Tivelyn Gurard
Lanter
Mastery
Harry” McCormack
Carterkman
Bellow Manley
Jack Hanley
Saroy
Seymour
Mamie’ McDermott
Waiter
Toy
Har
Very" Girard
Lawrence’ Mayer
Ign
Rancen
Canicke
Eto Bark City
State
Wyoming
Rail Commission appoints auditor amid funding lull
Montana railroad agency names Grant Reed as auditor after delays due to insufficient funds. Reed, an accountant from Bozeman county, takes the post, filling a four year vacancy amid budget constraints.
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Associated Preas
Wien A. Mont
Grant Reed
Fie
Boadwater County
Montana
Reed
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Jury
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Riddell
Riddell Paint & Art Co
West Park Street
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BIG Symons
Beautiful New Coats
New Victor Records
Fox
Robeston
Fins Porcaie
Phil
South Side News
Rail Commission
A. C. M. Hardware
Quartz
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