Butte Notes Residents and Visitors Trade Tidbits
The item lists a stream of visitors and residents in Butte, including Mrs. James Patten of Philipsburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mason of New York guests at the Thornton, Mrs. James Kane of Whitehall, Georga FW, Hazelbaker of Dillon, Oliver L. Wilson of Chicago, Stanley B. Collinton Wilbur Hughes J. A. Stolbach of Boston, RK. Brown of Helena, Mrs. FB. Smith of Mandlow, E. Holand of Denver, W. L. Booth of Great Northern, Claude Bielenberg of Deer Lodge, Ed Redmond of Sheridan, R. J. Armstrong of Salt Lake City, Joe Holt of Dillon, Mrs. Fred McDonald of White Sulphur Springs, E. W. Miller of Hardin, and J. T. Hoar of Cut Bank, with various notes on shopping and business in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Butte
James Patten
Philipsburg
J. H. Mason
New York City
Thornton
James Kane
Whitehall
Georga
FW. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Oliver L. Wilson
Chicago
Stanley B. Collinton
Wilbur Hughes
J. A. Stolbach
Boston
RK. Brown
Helena
FB. Smith
Mandlow
As. E. Holand
Denver
Ity
W. L. Booth
Great Northern
Claude Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Ed Redmond
Sheridan
R. J. Armstrong
Salt Lake City
Joe Holt
Fred McDonald
White Sulphur ‘Springs
E. W. Miller
Hardin
The
Finlen
Butte Ladies’ Home Journal
Literary Digest
Current Opinion
Elks Set Tonight Garden Party With Big Crowd Expected
The Elks announce a grand party at Columba Gardens tonight amid brisk advertising on the city streets. Dr. Major Patricks College leads the parade and entertainment as a 22 000 stub drawing awards a key prize. A barrel is shown to hold the stubs and a girl will draw the winning slip with 11 pm toast by Senator Harry Gallwey and a short talk by Judge Joseph R. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Columba Gardens
Pattries
Elke
Butte
J. Bruce Kremer
Harry Gallwey
Joseph R. Jackson
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Folks and Visitors
Miss May Trummer of Helena and Dr. A W Taylor of Indianapolis visit Butte while various executives including B C Boyle of the Northern Railway and Samuel M Weeks of Montana Auto Finance Corp stop for business. Also noted are visits by W Dunstan, T Peters, D Farrow, Mrs Farrow, Mrs Goodwin, and Sherman party guests at local hotels, with local officials and pastors announcing upcoming sermons and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May ‘Trummer
Helena
Butte
A. W. Taylor
Indianapolis
Shortridge Memoria Christan Church
B. C. Boyle
Real Northern Railway
Anaconda
Samuel M. Weeks
Montana Auto Finance Corporation
Great Falls
R. G. Ames
Dillon
Finlen
Marshall
Missoula
High ‘Way Commission
J. H. la Dus
Sher
T. H. Savage
L. Ie
Seattle
William Woodard
California
Woodward
Montana
W. 8. Cook
Union Pacific System
B. F. Womack
Great Northern Yards
South
Arizona Street
George H. Collins
Colorado State School of ‘Mines
Colins
Grace Methodist Church
H. F. Schwartz
Havre
Gold Hill
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Copper
Alaska
C. J. Mithun
First Baptist Church of
County officials authorize joint bridge contract at Fish Creek
Courthouse notes reveal county commissioners visited Fish Creek to confirm a joint bridge project between Silver Bow and Jefferson counties. Contempt cases against Clare Matthews Eddy against ex husband Charles Matthews surface over $30 monthly child support, alimony unpaid since January. Gunns file disqualifying affidavit against Judge Jackson in estate litigation. Maury Melaner case testimony continues. Bootleg case Barton Hinnier and George Papp plead guilty to possession. fined $150 each. Bari Hawkins convicted of jail breaking, sentenced to six months. Curtain tires case postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Creek
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Clare Matthews Eddy
Charles Matthews
Ain
David Roach
George
Willian Gunn
Farle Gensberger
Gunns
Aftavit
Jackson
Maury & Melaner
Charles D. McLure
H. Lowndes Maury
A.B. Melaner
Billie Hinnier
George Papp
Kully
Lynch
Births Recorded for O'Brien and Novak Families
Mr and Mrs Peter OBrien at 305 West Copper Street welcomed a son on April 12. Mr and Mrs Frank Novak of 201 Cottonwood Street welcomed a daughter on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter O'Brien
West Copper Street
Frank Novak
Cottonwood Street
Floral Park Lights Proposal Aimed At Street Intersections
A plan for street lights in Floral Park proposes 60 80 foot lots receive new lights. The lights, funded by a $2.25 to $2.50 yearly levy per 80 foot lot, would be installed by the Montana Power Company under county contract and charged to annual tax bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Montana Power Company
Three Plead Guilty in Federal Court
Three arraignments were heard in federal court with guilty pleas. Paul Franich admitted evading 1920 income tax and received two days in county jail plus costs. Harry E. Peterson pleaded guilty to lifting the mails and drew 30 days in county jail. Irvine Nettleton pleaded guilty to stealing a horse on Fort Belknap reservation and was fined 100 dollars with six months to pay. A. G. Stewart’s bankruptcy petition was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Franich
Harry E. Peterson
Irvine Nettleton
Fort Belknap Iwan
A. G. Stewart
J D Caldwell to be buried in Salt Lake City
The funeral for Mrs J D Caldwell who died in Long Beach Cal will be at 2 pm next Monday at the Congregational church Salt Lake City Rev Goshen will conduct She lived in Butte many years operated a millinery at 17 East Granite She leaves her husband four sisters and a niece also noted Mr Caldwell is prominent in the building machinery business in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Caldwell
Long Beach
Cal
Congregational Church
Salt Lake City
Goshen Omeratin
Caldwell
Butte
East Granite Street
ME. McIntosh
Cheyenne
Wyo
H. Martin
J. E. Biehs
A.C. Clem
Perrine
Butte High Girls Club Hosts Fiesta Dance
The Girls' club of Butte high school hosted a school gym dance with music and refreshments. The event began the school year with a lively fiesta atmosphere and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Seed distribution today at chamber of commerce rooms
Butte to give away 10 000 packages of vegetable and flower seeds through garden clubs. The Montana distribution, sent to committees, will be distributed free of charge today with Superintendent Douglas directing the efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Garden of Eden
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Montana
Douglas
Dancing Pavilion at Gardens to Open Next Sunday
Manager Forsythe announced the Columbia Gardens dancing pavilion will open to the public for dancing next Sunday evening. The pavilion, already praised for lighting from the auto show, will host an orchestra and operate ahead of the Gardens proper and concessions, opening after requests from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounger
Forsythe
Columbia Gardens
Willot
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