Women Voters 10 Meet Saturday in Courthouse Office
The Montana League of Women Voters hosts its first post summer meeting at 2 30 p m in the county superintendent of schools office at the courthouse. Reports from the Great Falls June convention led by Mrs Edwin Norris and regional director Mrs Paige will be reviewed. A national president is among the speakers and representatives from five midwestern states attended. Members from all Montana areas are noted and citizenship weeks at Missoula followed. The league aims to educate voters without endorsing parties and invites all interested, including men. membership is not required.
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Montana League of Women Voters
Great Falls
Edwin Norris
Paige
Minneapolis
Parks
Montana
The
State University
Missoula
League
Garden Banquet Promises Noise Free Night For Children
A garden banquet at the chamber of commerce tomorrow night will feature singing yells and brief talks with no noise restrictions. Seventy county fair prize winners, plus hundreds of adults, will honor the children’s garden achievements. Bats galore, vegetables grown by the children, and a dessert of ice cream cake and candy are planned. Reservations were flowing to committee chairman L D Frink as the event emphasizes garden prowess.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. D. Frink
Butte High School Senate Inaugurates New Officers
The Butte high school senate held its second meeting of the season in the school auditorium. Edloe Chancellor was inaugurated as chairman and committees were appointed to manage affairs for the coming season. Speeches were given by Himry Kirschen Harry Gray Thomas Barrett and Robert Ackler. Carl Buck delivered a short extemporaneous talk. A membership drive committee of Himry Kirschen Harry Gray and Ed Bock was named to recruit members for the senate. Standing committees named: Amendment Jack Cockle Walter Adams and Herbert Stern. program Godfrey Haggerty and Robert Riddle. membership Ed Buck and Isadore Koesingberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School Senate
Edloe Chancellor
Himry Kirschen
Harry Gray
Thomas Barrett
Robert Ackler
Carl Buck
Ed Bock
Senate
Jack Cockle
Walter Adams
Herbert Stern
Godfrey Haggerty
Robert Riddle
Ed Buck
Isadore Koesingberg
Revenue Supervisor Berry Visits Butte In Montana District
Charles O B Berry supervisor of collectors in charge of the field division Internal Revenue Department for the district including Colorado Montana Arizona New Mexico Idaho and Utah arrived in Butte for a tour of inspection. He is accompanied by David Marks chief field deputy for Montana.
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Charles O’b. Berry
Internal Revenue Department
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Idaho
Utah
Butte
David Marks
Funeral rites for Mrs Susanna Nicholson
A large gathering paid last respects to Mrs Susanna Nicholson. The service from 2929 Sanders street to First Presbyterian Church was led by Rev Groeneveld with solos by Effie Gray Bailor and others. Interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers Dan McDonnell Raymond Sims Sam Rich Stanley Watson Sam Johnson and Andrew Ehrick.
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Susanna Nicholson
Sanders Street
First Presbyterian Church
Groeneveld
Effie Gray
Paul Bailor Gang
Miss Borah
Geiser
Mount Moriah
Dan McDonnell
Raymond Sims
Sam Rich
Stanley Watson
Sam Johnson
Andrew Ehrick
Monon shops announce 5 percent staff cut
Bulletins at the Monon railroad shops in Lafayette indicate a 5 percent reduction in the working force starting Tuesday September 28. The action affects the shop workforce and was posted today.
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Lafayette
Ind
Monon
Butte Shriners Travel to Kalif Ceremonial in Wyoming
Eight Butte Shriners left yesterday for Billings to join a Montana Shriners train to Powell Wyoming for the Kalif ceremonial. Delegates include George Short William Hocking Malcolm Gillis Fred Young Frank Mutch George W Moore John Leggat and Al Gies. This marks the first Montana turnout for several years with other temples sending large groups.
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Butte
Billings
Montana Shriners
Powell
Wyo
George Short
William Hocking
Malcolm Gillis
Fred Young
Frank Mutch
George W. Moore
John Leggat
al Gies
Putte
Wyoming
Montana
Property sale ordered to satisfy note in Butte case
Judgment for 2615.39 in a suit by Edward A. Melcher against W. H. Shatuck and others in Judge Jackson's court. On default, a note and mortgage on property in Talbot and Jones addition to Butte were the basis for sale. Attorney fees of 250 were awarded.
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Edward A. Melcher
W. H. Shatuck
Jackson
Talbot and Jones
Butte
St Marks Society Tonight Offers Colorful Music Program
The Ladies society of St Mark's Lutheran church presents an evening of entertainment in the church parlors with an orchestra from Butte College of Music. Program includes Lucia overture, violin solos by Frederick Ernest and Ray McGrew, piano polonaise by Chopin, Mascagni intermezzo, and vocal and violin numbers directed by Dean Blakeslee with Esther Hudt loft and Irene Nile among performers. Refreshments follow the program.
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Ladies’ Society of
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Lucia
Ceeeesersee
Butte College of Music
Frederick Ernest
Martin Hudtiloft
Mascagni
Sheldon Swanson
Ray McGrew
Bocowsk
Dean Blakeslee
Esther Hudt
Hlenor Keefe
Irene Nile Percy Wills
Nevins Cleared In Non Support Suit
Wilbur Nevins aged 18 was exonerated of a failure to provide for his wife Muriel after a hearing. Justice Buckley dismissed the suit finding Nevins appeared not to receive or control his salary, with Mrs Nevins staying with her parents and his mother taking his earnings.
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Wilbur Nevins
Muriel
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Montana League
Fall Fashion Quarterly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns
Loor
Luxor Toilet Goods
NEW “Vogue
Havana
Kalif Ceremonial
Bagdad Temple
Powell, Wyo
ST. Mark’s Society
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Charles J. Kelly
James E. Woodard
Co. C. Swinborne
R. W. Placeh
W.W. C. Rae
John D. Ryan Cornelius F. Kelley
Thomas A, Marlow Charles J. Kelly
J. Bruce Kremer Harry A. Gallwey
L. O. Evans
Charles C. Swinborne
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