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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

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Hebgen Estate Value Increase Reported

The estate of late Max Hebgen, a Butte capitalist and Montana Power founder, rose from 520 456.06 in September 1927 to 676 926.35 in September 1928, a growth of over 156 000, per the trustees Arthur F. Hebgen and Fred F. Gordon in probate court. Heirs listed are widow Carrie Hebgen and son Max Hebgen Jr.

Max Hebgen Butte Montana Power Company Arthur F. Hebgen Fred F. Gordon Butteman Carrie Hebgen Max Hebgen, Jr

Accused House Stripper Fined for Vagrancy

Frank Clark was fined 25 dollars in police court after pleading guilty to vagrancy for stripping rented furnishings from a house he had occupied. He was arrested Saturday when a woman who had come from Salt Lake City with him reported the incident. Clark, who faced no charges in Salt Lake City, took back the confiscated furnishings from police headquarters.

Frank Clark Salt Lake City Clark

Accordion thefts spur music hunt in city

Police hunt an impecunious accordion connoisseur after two accordions are stolen. Mrs. De John reports one from 58 West Mercury Street and Angelo Giancola cites another taken from 636 East Park Street. Officers told to join any party with accordion music.

de John West Mercury Street Angelo Giancola East Park Street

Anaconda Dentist Ordered to Pay Temporary Alimony

In the divorce suit Katherine Woehler versus William C. Woehler an Anaconda dentist the judge ordered temporary alimony of 100 dollars a month for two months pending final hearing. Fees and costs were reserved for later decision.

Katherine Woehler William C. Woehler Anaconda W. E. Carroll

Automobile Stolen From J C Haynes In Anaconda

J C Haynes of 427 Anaconda road reported to police that his Chevrolet touring car with license 82977 was stolen on Monday night.

J. C. Haynes Anaconda Road

World's Largest Motor Lifeboat Launched at Cowes

The world's largest motor lifeboat capable of carrying 300 people was recently launched at Cowes England, marking a milestone in maritime rescue capabilities and lifesaving design.

Cowes England

Northern Pacific North Coast Limited rolls on 51 hour schedule

The North Coast Limited completed its first run on the faster 51 hours 45 minutes schedule from St Paul to Seattle despite a Wi baux washout that forced detours. It arrived in Seattle on schedule after passing Butte Tuesday. The test trains marked the pacemaker for the faster trans continental service with east and west units starting from Seattle and Chicago on 61 and 63 hour timetables.

Northern Pacific North Coast Limited St. Paul Seattle Wibaux Northern Pacific Great Northern Milwaukee Butte C. E. McMillen North Coast Limited Chicago

Silver Bow County Free of Contagious Diseases

County health inspector Pat Holland reports Silver Bow County has no contagious diseases this year. Measles leads with 48 cases, followed by smallpox 19 and chickenpox 7. one diphtheria, one typhoid, and two mumps cases also noted. No spinal meningitis, whooping cough, or scarlet fever in six months, due to prompt quarantines and enhanced precautions.

Silver Bow Pat Holland

Highway project advances from Nissler to Melrose

The new highway between Nissler and Melrose is to be completed by next October barring unforeseen developments. Louis Kulanda state highway commission project engineer says equipment has been added and work progresses rapidly after an inspection trip through the route. Homer Smith joins the inspection in Dillon as two federal aid projects fund the 29 miles of reconstruction on the old road.

Nissler Melrose Louis Kulanda State Highway Commission Butte Kulanda Homer Smith Dist. No. 1 Dillon Niesler

Marriage Licenses Listed From Butte and Dillon Areas

The notice lists couples Sanctioned for marriage including Cooley Carlson John Cooley aged 24 of Butte and Bertha Carlson aged 18 of Butte. Gray DeLaney Arch ie Gray aged 50 of Dillon and Della O DeLaney aged 49 of Los Angeles. Emmett Drake George Emmett aged 26 of Butte and Edith L Drake aged 18 of Butte. Foster Dunks E Monroe Foster aged 25 and Myrtle Dunks aged 23 both of

Cooley-Carlson John Cooley Bertha Carlson Butte Gray DeLaney Archie Gray Dillon Della O. DeLaney Los Angeles Emmett Drake George Emmett Edith L. Drake Foster-Dunks E. Monroe Foster Myrtle Dunks

Assault and Burglary Cases Taken Under Advisement

The case against Nick Pilla for assault in the first degree after an alleged shooting at Frank Perusich was taken under advisement by Justice of the Peace A H Wilkinson after a preliminary hearing. George Davis faced burglary charges over barber-tools theft from Albert Bushard. his hearing also taken under advisement. Orewe Collins for grand larceny and Mike Brady on DUI were continued to June 18 with rulings due then.

Nick Pilla Frank Perusich Justice of the Peace A. H. Wilkinson Pilla Perusich George Davis Albert Bushard Arizona Street Wilkinson Orewe Collins Mike Brady Davis

Woman sues former husband over $500 payment on property

Evelyn Carter sues John A. Mooney and mortgage holder C. B. Renourd in district court claiming she paid $500 on jointly purchased real estate in Butte, received no repayment or interest, and seeks judgment with a lien and appointment of Mooney as trustee to sell the property to recover the amount.

Butte Evelyn Carter John A. Mooney Renourd Mooney

Montana Power Leaders Called to Chicago on Business

Frank M. Kerr vice president and general manager and H H Cochrane chief engineer of Montana Power left by Milwaukee for Chicago where they have been called on business matters for the company.

Chicago Frank M. Kerr H. H. Cochrane Montana Power Company Milwaukee

Red Cross Appeals for Montana Flood Help

Andrew J. Davis Jr, treasurer of the Butte Red Cross, said a telegram from Walter Davidson, division manager in St Louis, indicates eastern Montana flood losses demand 25000 dollars in aid with 6000 allotted to Butte. He will receive donations at the bank tonight.

Andrew J. Davis, Sr Butte American Red Cross Walter Davidson St. Louis Montana Wibaux

Chinese Businessmen to Visit Here

Two hundred prominent Shanghai business men will arrive in Butte on September 1 aboard the President Grant. The goodwill tour will include travel along the Pacific coast Yellowstone National Park St Paul and the east coast with stops in major cities.

Shanghai

Burglary Attempt Reported on West Granite Street

A burglary attempt occurred Monday night at three private garages behind the 600 block of West Granite Street. Mrs. EB C Hall of 613 West Granite reported the incident to police yesterday.

West Granite Street EB. C. Hall

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