Butte Notes highlights young births and visiting guests
Butte notes record Aug 1 birth to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pertiles. visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGrath of Livington, Bert Orr of Dillon, John Moore of Montda, Claude E. Hedge of Helena, King and J. W. Thomas of Bil kings, and many Helena and Dillon visitors. Administrators named for estate of Charles Lane. various business and hotel mentions including Leggat, Thornton, Finlen, and Leggat hotel guests. Several notices include retail, transportation, and legal items, plus a schedule note about Commercial day.
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Orton Bros. Pel and Bers
Helena
Beck
Great Falls
Butte
Bert Orr
Dillon
John Moore
Montda
Claude E. Hedge
Thornton
King
J. W. Thomas
Bilkings
Finlen
P. O
McCoy
Jay Larson
Leggat
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
James Bosma
Manhattan
The
Grace Gray Smith
Reed Featherly
L. G. Preston
Chicago
Finten
Roger O. Lane
Charles Lane
Mia
C. F. Kelley
Catherine
Dorothy
Frances
Cornelia
Swan Lake
Wilkinson
George
Jurich
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Broadway
Arizona
Justices Court
Peter Berg
Kate Lefer
James Richards
Bamberger
Utah
Herman Bamberger
Erlich-Symons
Lulu Eschio
Boulder
Miss Eschle
Leggat Hotel
Collins
Hotel Arrivals List Dense With Names Across States
A hotel arrivals roster lists numerous guests and travelers from multiple cities including Deer Lodge Billings Chicago San Francisco Salt Lake City Milwaukee Seattle Cincinnati and New York among others. The long line of individuals and couples spans venues in Libby Helena Missoula Billings Great Falls Spokane Boise and more, reflecting a busy period of checked in patrons and accompanying family members.
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Kan
E. C. Caltwell
Sait Lake
Les Abrahamson
Nck Bellame
W. Dean
San Francisco
Markham Churn
Salt Lake
H.W. Morrison
C. P. Shine
R. Jones
Paul Davis
Boise
Finlen
T. J. Matthews
Missour
H. J. van den Broeck
D. J. Burke
Lewistown
George H. Wilson
Wickes
C. F. Nelson
Gilman
H. King
V. J. Thomas
Helen S. Shanney
Billings
J. F. Carney
New York
F.C. Neilson
W. Knapp
Milwaukee
J. A. McDonald
Portland
L. A. Preston
Chicago
R. J. Bobrer
F. J. Planners
Great Falls
Anderson
Hedgesville
Mannie Huetter
Spokane
A. B. Hulett
H. ‘Gallagher
Pocatello
Joe Pumelo
Virginia City
K. Unger
Livingston
Grand
George Omar
W. Lindsey
el Paso
Texas
J.G. Anderson
Roy Summons
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Wagner
Katherine M." Walterskitchen
Missoula
John Ciskuld
Tyan Derangee
Steve ‘Pskul
S.R. Paskull
D. Phillips
M. Byrne
Seattle
N. L. Hall
Leggat
Ruth Muir
la Moure
N. D
W. H. Wright
Kansas City
Grath
Emma ‘Wright
Family
New
L. M. Predalue
M. Predalue
Bozeman
W. Jenson
Byers
J. W. Walton
Fairburg
Rf. Derby
Climax
M. P. Brothers
Fforthee McGibbony
B. Parkinson
AN. W. Hall
Nampa
John Bennett
Miss Bennett
W. H. Peterson
Deer Lodge
Frank Howard
Los Angeles
William J. Coates
Ruth Coates
Acoma
Ella Steinmetz
Helena
D. J. Donohue
St. Ge Costa
Lotta KE. Hall
Pittsburg
Fr. Hubbard
Wise River
Charlies
Brown Hughlett Buried In Simple Home Funeral
Poplar Bluff Missouri reports pioneer settler Brown Hughlett of Howell County was laid to rest in a feather mattress and his own rough coffin. He was clad in a nightshirt for the long sleep, matching his unusual last request for a plain, unadorned funeral at his home.
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Poplar Bluff
Brown Hughlett
Howell County
Traveling campers vent about misadventure and humor
In a series of camp observations, travelers at Harrison Avenue and Pendleton sites share woes from rain soaked hills to dry camps. A Miles City pair boast no breakdowns while others lament mice, mosquitoes, and missing tent pegs as they head toward the coast.
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Harrison Avenue
Butte
Tibet
Wis
Han
Genevieve Mullens
Portland
Mrs. T. ©. Mutlens
Frank H. Riddell
Pendleton
Ore
Riddell
George Harris
T. V. Snell
Miles City
Washington
Ninette Lai and Family Win Passport Favor at Ellis Island
A Chinese infant Ninette Lai and her English mother faced exclusion under the Chinese act. Ninette’s wink and the father’s status as an inventor exempted them, allowing entry after initial ban considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Ninette Lai
Mayor Replies To Tom O Neil Suit In Mandate Action
City attorneys J C Davies Miles J Cava haugh and David H Wittenberg filed an amended answer to O Neil's petition for a writ of mandate to restore him to the police force. They argue the plaintiff did not live in the city when dropped, was not regularly examined, slept on his rights, and is barred by a 60 day limit set by the governor for such actions. O Neil says he was dropped by Mayor Maloney on February 27 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Davies
Miles J. Cavahaugh
David H. Wittenberg
Tom O'Neil
Trial and Examining Board
Wartime postal rates may revive at Butte post office
Portmaster Phil Goodwin reports Washington orders revive old 3 cent envelopes and 2 cent postcards as treasury proposes a 1 cent stamp restoration. The change restores stamped value sales, with prior wartime rates reset to today’s lower levels. A Wheeling to Martins Ferry missive recounts four days between posting and arrival across the Ohio River with river towns nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Department
Washington
Phil Goodwin
Mellon
Treasury Department
Martin's Ferry
Wheeling
Oho River
Monthly Report Shows County Cash Balance and Warrants
County Treasurer McIntyre submits a monthly financial report to the board detailing total cash on hand and in banks at $249,098.54, receipts of $22,412.29, and warrants outstanding totaling $598,904.52 with $54,817.68 registered in July. It notes $106,798.20 in trust funds and $142,303.34 available for county purposes including highway bond funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Justice of the
Peace Wilkinson
Buckley
O'Neill
General Fund
County Board Receives 169 Assessment Reduction Applications
The county board of equalization has 169 applications for reduction since opening July 19, with 36 filed yesterday afternoon. Bolever & Brown seek about a 50 percent cut on multiple lots, while Lewisohn interests press to lower the government value of their block from 100000 to 80000, noting a New York telegram claiming a 100000 purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Bolever & Brown
Lewisohn
New York
Aid
Business Men as Earth's Rulers in Modern Age
In Columbus Ohio, Rev. Mursell argues business executives shape society through spiritual values. He says business leaders currently lack developed character to govern humanity, urging them to use power to foster a better and happier world rather than mere wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Hetro
Amen L Dtursell
Firat Congregational Church
Mursell
Meen
Hee
Tair
Jean Maguey
Nin
Man Sparks Family Plans in Old Time Suit
Mike Pollack of New Haven, Connecticut, once hoped to marry Paula Migloski of Jordanville, then sixteen. Her parents secretly favored the match and prepared wedding plans. Paula sought sheriff protection when the suitor, ten years older, arrived to claim her hand, but officials advised patience until all were ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
N. Y
Mike Pollack
New Haven
Mike
Masic
Paula
Jordan- Ville
Venetta Victim Silent in Boston Shooting
Police report a murder case in Boston where Michael Pannacico refused to name his assailant before dying from a bullet wound. He acknowledged knowing the attacker but would not reveal the name, illustrating the ven detta warfare customs baffling investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Michael Pannacico
McClure Named for New POL Travel Agent Post
Butte friends congratulate Fred McClure on a promotion to traveling freight and passenger agent for Salt Lake Utah railroad. He has been with Union Pacific since 1916 and in Butte since 1920, plans to move within 10 days, praising local friendships and fondness for rods and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fred Moclure
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake
Utah Railroad
McClure
Fat Lake & Utah
Orem
Tinem
East Lake City
Thin iiMe
A.W. Kipp
Cremon
Kipp
Utes Nuices
General Frieght
Oregon Short Line
Haa
Miaceclure
Union Pacific Lines
Montana Pioneer Mrs O'Brien Dies at Home
Mrs Arthur O'Brien widow of the late Arthur O'Brien and mother of Mrs G F Driscoll Mrs Patrick Stick Mrs George Marston and Eugene O'Brien died at the family residence 823 West Broadway last evening. A native of County Kerry Ireland she was a pioneer of Montana. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. The body is at Duggan's undertaking parlor.
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Arthur O'Brien
G. F. Driscoll
Patrick Stick
George Marston
Eugene O'Brien
West Broadwaydi Orelock
County Kerry
Ireland
Montana
Duggan
Par‘ore
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