Butte social notes list guests and visitors
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. B. C. Nutter hosts guests including William Lowney of Great Falls at the Acoma hotel. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Potter and Miss D. Potter of Dillon registered at the Grand hotel. Ruth Smith of Livingston and Marian Magee from Dillon visit Butte. J. J. Fitzpatrick from Alder and J. W. Harader of Bozeman noted in city records. Mrs. Pearl Smith, Rachel Smith, Ruby Morgan, and Marian Magee of Dillon were guests at the Thornton hotel while in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
B.C. Nutter
William Lowney
Great Falls
Acoma
Grand Hotel
W. Potter
D. Potter
Dillon
Butta
Ruth Smith
Livingston
Mari Ry
Butte
J. M. M. Sanders
Manhattan
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Alder
J. W. Harader
Bozeman
J. Ts Mccarthy
Ommee
Owsley
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Pearl Smith
Rachel Smith
Ruby Morgan
Marian Magee
Hutte
City
Thornton Hotel
Special Notice on Delayed Standard Delivery
Special notice states if the Standard is not delivered by 7 30 a messenger will deliver the paper. If so readers should contact Butte office or 47 Anaconda for delivery by special messenger.
Captain Bates Wife Scotia Featured in Local Report
A truncated clipping notes Captain Bates and his wife, identified as Scotia, in a local community report. Details are fragmentary, with no additional names, dates, or places readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Scotia
Bor
World Y M C A Conference on Boyhood in Austria
Nine hundred delegates from nearly 60 countries will gather May 20 to June 10 at Portschach am See Austria for the second world conference of YMCA workers with boys The event aims to discuss boyhood’s place in nations and YMCA relations The 900 registrants exceed original plans by 59 percent and a special auditorium is being erected for the meeting Delegates from America will depart New York May 15 aboard the White Star liner Pittsburgh led by Arthur N Cotton senior secretary of the boys work division of the international committee
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America
Portschach Am See
Austria
Oxford
England
FE. M. Robinson
MSCAL
Geneva
Switzer
New York
Pittsburg
White Star
Tne
Arthur N
Law and Motion Calendars Heard In Court
Judges Carroll and Jackson heard numerous matters including moters under advisement and law and motion calendars. Numerous demurrers were overruled with time to plead, divorces granted, alimony set, and various cases continued or dismissed as proceedings moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Jackson
Lynch
Judge Jackson
Intiffeen
Charles
Mary Nadeau
Ramsdell Mining Company
Ivy
Tee
Lee
Louise “Lausera
Thomas Lauzera
Wyant
Brennan
McPherson
Clara McAuley
Bon Bank
John P. McLaughlin
May McLaughlin
Ivy May Cummings
Clarence C. Cummings
American Fuel Company
Hoh Griffith
A. Gordon
Maurice Lauzero
Goldie Heater
Worllis Heater
F.C. Blodgett
Walker
Frank
Drake
Great Northern Railway
Gordon
Stavist
Maud Harrington
Teave
Aestion
George George
Sin County
Antone
Frances Fly
A. J. Holda
Jennie Bateman
Galnke Samour & Go
Dona Cc. Robes
Stennessy Company
Grace
Blythe
Milton
M Blythe
Mary” E. Warala
Samuel P. Warala
Willa Simola
Ane Mimola
Em! Lemelin
Fred Lemelin
Eugene W. Robinson
Joseph P. Witk
East Tutte Copper Minting Company
Yellow Cab Franchise Arrives in Butte City
Quinn of Quinn M Cormick Yellow Taxicab announces a connection with Chicago Yellow Cab and secures Butte franchise rights. Four cabs built for service, taximeters installed, stands planned citywide, opening tomorrow. 1,700 cabs reportedly in the fleet. meeting Tuesday weekly on city government item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Quinn-M Cormick Yellow
Yellow Cab Company
Chicago
Butte
Yellow Cab Manufactwing Company
Oldie Davis Sent to Springs in wild courtroom scene
In a chaotic hearing before Judge Lynch, Oldie Davis was ordered committed to Warm Springs for insanity after a dramatic display. Davis defended herself, claimed innocence in the Johnson shooting, and insulted authorities while exhibiting shifting moods and memory lapses.
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Oldie Davis
Springs
Butte
Sfadice Lynch
Sherif Duggan
Ps Holland
Goldie
Charles Aohnson
Gilbert
Death of Carl A. Allen Mines Rescue Leader
Washington reports the death of Carl A. Allen a noted figure in the mining industry linked with Montana Idaho and Utah. He directed the mine rescue car operations for the U S Bureau of Mines in Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho and Utah later serving as chief mining inspector of Utah. He taught at Colorado School of Mines and held key mining roles before joining the rescue service. Also noted a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Emile M Blestel.
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Washington, D.C
Carl A. Allen
Montana
Ulan
Uil
McAllen Ws
Colorado
United States Bureau of Mines
Wyoming
Utah
Bureau of Mine Investigaton
Idaho
Allen
Bureau of Mines
Coal Age
Emile M. Bleste
Angel's Camp
Cal
Bhtels
Butte
Mra. Miestel
Gertrude Hill
Phrase fragment hints at a tragedy and departure
A fragment shows a woman recalling a death and a husband named Thad planning to leave, indicating a domestic or familial crisis. The limited text confines details on who died or why, but suggests a personal or legal dispute affecting spouses.
Interesting program arranged for Rotana club luncheon
Announcements say several matters of unusual importance will be brought before the meeting. The Rotana club will hold its regular weekly luncheon next Tuesday at 6 30 at the Thornton hotel. Dr Hathaway Warm Springs superintendent will speak and Ray Angwin with Miss Anna Milles will sing several vocal solos.
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Rotana Club
Thornton Hotel
Dr. Hathaway
Warm Springs
Ray Angwin
Anna Milles
Wil
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Ahkis
A. Ag
Pocatelio
Butte Field
Blankrufy
Elmer Clifton
Fie Giners
Johnsom
Jack’ Duggan
Ewan
Ngoldie
Car Allen
Inbutte
United States
Rescia
Hugh McDermott
Ao Nth Regency
Butte Staton
Salt Lake City
Meaderville
J. J. Gavin
Nash Free
Eddie Price
Long Monday
Flower Eds
G. A. Free
Butta, Mont
Northrup, King & Co
D. M. Ferry
the Drug CO
West Park
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