Full Term of Court Opens October 21 With Sexual and Civil Docket
The autumn term of the district court begins October 21 featuring four criminal and nine civil cases. defendants include James Kelly and Nicholas Chabez on robbery and murder charges, Frank Kurdecke on first degree assault, with several debt and damages civil actions. Court dates run October 21 through November 7 with assigned attorneys.
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District ’ ‘Court
Nicholas Chabez
Frank Kurdecke
John Murrey
James Kelly
State of Montana
T. E. Gilbert
J. E. Kelly
John Collins
State of
Montana
E. B. Hastings
Ralph E. Williams
J. J.mcdonald
Stephen Kambich
Oregon Short Line
Matilda J. Smith
A. M. Keas
Frances Keas
Gilbert
Gilbert & McFadden
Earl Genzberger
Anna Bird
Eva Bird
H. L. Telford
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company, Limited
John Collings
Gunn
Rasch Hall & Gunn
L. M. Gilman
H. M. Brundage
John Inabait
William Herman, Sr
William Herman, Jr
A. Staudenmeyer
Lester Staudenmeyer
Couple from Rudyard and Boise Wed by Methodist Minister
Charles Hamilton of Rudyard Montana and Mary C. Forstner of Boise Idaho were married by Rev. J. D. Smith of the Methodist church last Friday afternoon.
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Charles §. Hamilton
Rudyard, Mont
Mary. C. Forstner
Boise
Idaho
J. D. Smith
Methodist Church
Mrs. Luebben and Mrs. Whitham host St James guild
Mrs. Ernest Luebben and Mrs. J C Whitham will entertain the St James guild on Thursday afternoon at the guild hall.
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Ernest Luebben
J. C. Whitham
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Two Plead Not Guilty in Lima Robbery Case
John Murray and James Kelly pleaded not guilty in district court before Judge H. G. Rodgers to charges of robbing John J. Griffin at Lima on August 28. Bonds were set at $3,000 for each. attorney James Kelly was appointed to defend them.
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John Murray
James Kelly
John. J. Griffin
Lima
H. G. Rodgers
Drawings Made for Sunday Golf Tournament Pairings
The sports committee met Monday to draw two ball mixed foursome pairings for next Sunday. Matches start at 1:30 pm with 1:35 pm to 2:40 pm slots and a 7 pm dinner at the Andrus hotel funded by the losing team.
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H M. Brundage
W. H. Stephan
Ned
Anson Baxter
W. M. Stone
W. G. Gilbert
Dale Tash
Paul Bramsman
J. C. Whitham
L. W. Bond
A. H. McFarland
Ned Goza
H. M. Brundage
C. P. Thomas
B. W. Emerick
H. F. Best
E.W. Bond
Fred Chapman
Mary Schoenborn
T. J. Gilbert
Arthur Graeder
A. F. Waldorf
R. D. Curry
D. A. Sullivan
C. W. Hovern
James Dodd
Ted Mcfadden
Ralph Harding
J. W. Rees
A. M. Jones
Louis Schmittroth
D. A. Bergeson
Lambert Eliel
Francis Tonney
T. E. Gilbert
D. A. Galt
James Kelly
W. B. Hartwig
Georgia Mathews
John Walters
Andrus Hotel
Bagdad Nobles Honor Past Potentate Dart in Dillon
Arriving by special cars to Dillon last Saturday, more than a hundred Bagdad Temple Shriners honored past potentate George W. Dart. A parade with the Bagdad band, a banquet at the Masonic hall, and speeches by J. E. Monroe and others followed a rain-soaked but warm welcome.
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Dillon
Bagdad
Dart Hardware and Implement Company
Dillon’ Tribune
Dillon’ Examiner
Montana
Bannack
Masonic Hall
Fez
F. A. Hazelbaker
G. T. Paul
H. G. Rodgers
L. K. Adams
George W. Lovell
J.C. Fuller
George W. Dart
This City
Charles E. Miller
Wisdom
D. C.gosman
Lima
Charles E. Beebe
Malcolm Gillis
Angus McLeod
Eddie Hammer
Floyd Flint
Butte
L. Atkinson
Rawlins
Wyo
John Wenger
Jackson
Chippewas Exhibit Heritage at Lac du Flambeau Fair
The Chippewa of Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin visit the village yearly to showcase beadwork pottery sewing and farming progress since Father Marquette's era. The event known as the Indian Fair features dances lodges and a pageant with native games and feasts drawing many visitors.
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Lac du Flambeau
Wisconsin
Father Marquette
Wisconsin River
Tepee
Wykigo
Chicago& North Western Railway
North Woods
Dedication of St. Rose Church by Bishop Finnegan
The Dillon ceremony marked the dedication of St. Rose church presided by Bishop George J. Finnegan of Helena diocese. Rev. F. X. Leschner led seven years of effort to build Dillon’s new church as debts remained about 3 000 of 45 000.
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Montana
St. Rose Church
George J. Finnegan
Helena
Dillon
F. X. Leschner
Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
St. Patrick’s Choir
Butte
Cross
Finnegan
Leitham
Anaconda
de Lane
Alder
Clifford
Lima
Father Foley
Helmville
J. M. Venus
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Ann’s
Boulder Church
Beaverhead County
Mattfeld
St. Patrick’s Church of
Arthur W. Drynan
Leschner
Salt Lake
Madame Nordica
Metropolitan Oper
Mormon
Sacred Heart
Father Leschner
Drynan
Hugo Kenck
James Cummins
St. Rose Parish
North Highway Opens Reducing Travel Time
The new stretch of state and federal highway north of Dillon opens easing travel to Butte and Melrose. Motorists report good road condition and travel times from here to Melrose between 50 minutes and an hour.
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Butte
Dillon
Melrose
Man Held Here Is Wanted at Yakima
A man described as plumb ornery was taken into custody last Saturday at the Lowell Livestock Company ranch south of town where he worked two weeks. Undersheriff Carl Hartwig arrested him. he is believed to be Frank Stice wanted in Yakima for robbery. The suspect refused to name himself, but scars and a sphinx like attitude matched the Yakima description. Yakima officers planned to return after extradition papers were secured in Helena to identify and take him into custody in Dillon.
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Lowell Livestock Company
Carl Hartwig
Frank Stice
Yakima
Wash
Dillon
Stice
Moroni Olsen Players to Present Fine Play Next Friday
The Moroni Olsen players will debut in the city this season next Friday evening presenting Bruno Frank’s Twelve Thousand with Janet Young and Moroni Olsen in leading roles. J I McBain chair of the Normal college lyceum committee announced the event.
State Woolgrowers Select Helena for Meeting in 1930
Members of the Montana Woolgrowers association decide to hold their 1930 meeting in Helena on January 23 and 24. The executive committee approves the ram sale held as part of the Northwest wool show at the Montana state fair, with 750 animals purchased. The sale closed this afternoon.
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Helena
Mont
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana
Montana Standard
Normal College Bulldogs brace for three home games
Coach O K Moe announces three home games for the Normal College Bulldogs this season with seven lettermen back and a 27-man squad. The schedule opens October 12 in Helena vs Intermountain Union, home opener October 19 against the Bobkittens, with games at Rexburg, Idaho, and Armistice Day at home, concluding at Billings Polytechnic. Season tickets cost $2 for townspeople, matching student pricing.
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College Bulldogs
0. K. Moe
Poppie
Halvorsen
Berry
Hollingsworth
Benbrooks
King
Barnard
Price
Beaver
Hogan
Beavers
Husky
Helena
Intermountain Union
Beavers Practice for Anaconda Opener
Beavers coach Breeden prepares for the season with a scrimmage ready lineup. Returning veterans include Holden, Bann ing, Kent, Cashmore, Davis, Orr, Brundage, Thompson and Kerr. Newcomer Roland from Anaconda and players Vandegrift Starr Thompson Innes Wolf Stahl Wiheat Melton and Fox add depth.
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Breeden
Beavers
Anaconda High
Smelter City
Holden
Banning
Kent
Cashmore
Davis
Orr
Brundage
Thompson
Kerr
Stultz
Blair
Dansie
Stephens
Roland
Anaconda
Vandegrift
Starr
Innes
Wolf
Stahl
Wiheat
Melton
Fox
Vaughn Versus Williams DisMissed With Partial Judgment
The civil suit of Tom Vaughn against Evelyn Williams was dismissed in district court Thursday with a $51 judgment paid by the defendant. Vaughn had claimed $102. arguments occurred Tuesday afternoon. J. KE. Kelly represented the plaintiff and Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden the defendant.
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Tom Vaughn
Evelyn Williams
District Court
J. KE. Kelly
Gilbert, Gilbert
Rotary Action Aimed at Dillon Street and Lighting Upgrades
The Dillon Rotary club at its Wednesday meeting voted to push civic improvements with faster street work and lighting from the business district to the Normal College. Committees will study city finances, street rebuilding, oiling, and new construction while Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker leads the effort with local officials and club members backing immediate action.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
F. A. Hazelbaker
Normal College
Hazelbaker
Frank Eliel
Roscoe Cornell
R. D. Curry
J. C. Whitham
W. B. Hartwig
Dillon
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Hac DU Frlambeau, Wis Con Tin
North Highway
Moroni Olsens
State Woolgrowers
Rotary
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