Butte Notes on Visiting Guests and Hotel Stays
Rent pianos from Osten Broa. H. K. Bucknell of Havre is a business guest at the Leggat. W. L. Wade is registered at the Thornton from Des Moines. John T. Taylor of Helena is among the Butte hotel business guests. A. J. Needham is a business visitor in Butte and a guest at the Butte from Whitehall. T E. Meyer of Helena is among the business visitors in Butte registered at the Acoma. Co. & Miles of Clancy is a guest at the Acoma while in Butte on a short business trip. Raymond Garver is in Butte from Dillon visiting friends and is registered at the Acoma. George Davenport of Dillon is transacting business in Butte for a few days and is registered at the Leggat. L. E. Button, commercial traveler from Spokane, is registered at the Thornton while transacting business in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jorgensen are in Butte shopping for a few days from Whitehall and visiting friends. They are guests at the Arizona. James B. Jensen came over from Armstead yesterday to spend a few days attending to business matters, he is registered at the Arizona. W. Rodenkopf of Conrad is transacting business in Butte for a few days and visiting friends. He is registered at the Arizona. C. M. Ball of Billings is attending to business matters in Butte for a few days and is registered at the Thornton. Miss Essie Barton is visiting Butte friends for the balance of the week and shopping. She is a guest at the Thornton.
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Osten
H. K. Bucknell
Havre
Leggat
W. L. Wade
Thornton
Des Moines
John T. Taylor
Helena
Butte
A. J. Needham
Whitehall
T E. Meyer
Acoma. Co
Miles
Clancy
Acoma
Raymond Garver
Dillon
George Davenport
L. E. Button
Snokane
J. A. Jorgensen
The
Special Notice and Local Visits in Butte
Carrier Malia will deliver the Standard by 17:80 with offices in Butte and Anaconda. Bud Costello of Malta visits Butte for a short business trip and stays at the Acoma. Alettered list of magazines is noted. Remainder: Laity family arrives from Seattle to visit. Bernard Healy, son of Mr and Mrs Healy, recovering from a broken leg at St James hospital, to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia
Butte
Anaconda
Athe
R. Laity
Seattle
Mr. Lally
Rialto
American Theater
Bernard Healy
Thomas Healy
St. James Hospital
Salvation Army Posts Planned for Bozeman and Glendive
Salvation Army lines up new corps for Bozeman and Glendive to meet rising local demand. Major John Bree reports residents urged posts after expanding work, with Captain Hoar in Livingston and others guiding crews in Bozeman and Glendive.
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Salvation Army
Bozeman
Glendive
John Bree
Butte
Livington
Salvation Army Corps
Bree
Hoar
Livingston
Phoroughman
Lewistown
Anden
Smith
New Traffic Law debated as council and judiciary meet
City council and judiciary planned a Monday night session to discuss a proposed traffic ordinance. Final vote aimed for Aug 15 with bids for paving Quartz Copper and Wyoming streets due Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duffy
Wyoming
Helena Concrete Pipe Company
James P. Gleason
Sewer Committee
Finance Committee
H. H. Smith
Mike Miller
Judiciary Committee
Sylvester
Callow
Blank
Barry O'Leary
O'Leary
Kiwanis Clubs 12 Unite For Outing In Montana Town
At a Butte Kiwanis meeting W D Carroll announced a joint outing for Kiwanis clubs of Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge to Gregson Springs on Aug 9. Delegates from all three cities are expected. Lewistown hosts the state convention Aug 13 14. Insights on street railways and diabetes advances were shared by Er J Nash and Dr H F Carman. Horace Merkle spoke on last week’s loss to Rotarians. two new clubs at Glendive and Polson were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Kiwanis Club
W. D. Carroll
Ladies’ Entertainment Committee
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Gregson Springs
Kiwanis
Lewistown
Chet Deitler
Finis Matson
Er. J. Nash
H. F. Carnan
Public Service Commission
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Carman
Frederick Banting
Toronto
Canada
Horace Merkle
Rotarians
Herbert Reusser
Charles Sullivan
Dee MecGonigle
Glendive
Polson
Children Train for Festival at Gardens
Butte children will be trained at Columbia gardens under Mrs. Glenn Robinson for the grand festival of folk dancing on August 30. A schedule change sets classes today as Wiret 1:46 to 2:15 p.m. Second 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. Third 3:16 to 4:15 p.m. Fourth 4:15 to 5 p.m.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Glenn Robinson
Final Day for City Bills Under Harrington Notice
City Clerk Don Harrington announces Friday as the last day to present bills against the city to ensure payment in the current month. This deadline affects all departments and vendors awaiting city funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harrington
Orphan Girl Mine To Resume Work This Week
Anaconda company officials announce the Orphan Girl mine will resume operations this week after a period of idleness. About forty men will be employed to restart production and crews return to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Girl
Anaconda Company
Colonization plan outlined for Spokane region farms
Spokane plans for a large colony on logged-off land north of the city. At a Columbia Basin Irrigation League meeting in Davenport an executive committee member said the plan could settle about 8,000 families on farms near Spokane County's northern boundary. Many settlers likely to be Russian immigrants.
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Spokane
Wash
Columbia Basin Irrigation League
Davenport
Spokane County
Chancellor Brannon Visits Dillon Normal College
Chancel lor M A Brannon of Helena visited Dillon on August 1. He spoke to Normal College students at the general assembly yesterday morning and was accompanied by his wife.
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Dillon
M. A. Brannon
Helena
The
Normal College
General Assembly
Standoff For July Births In Silver Bow County
Silver Bow County records show 35 births of males and 35 of females in July. City totals list 27 births of each sex, with county figures matching, while deaths ratio shows 40 male deaths out of 57. Historically more female births and more male deaths have been noted, but July balanced both sexes and slightly favored male fatalities.
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Silver Bow
Annual Montana Bar Association Session Held at Hunters Hot Springs
The Montana State Bar will hold its annual session August 10 and 11 at Hunters Hot Springs in Butte. Notables include U. S. Senator Walsh Chief Justice Callaway and Judge Wade of Iowa as guest of honor. Events include business sessions, addresses by Taylor Callaway Winston Wade and Wade, a banquet with remarks by Walsh Goddard Rodgers and others, and swimming races.
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Butte
Montana State Bar Association
Hunters Hot Springs
U. S
T. J. Walsh
Callaway
Martin Wade
Iowa
Joseph Jackson
Tull
Thomas J. Walker
Silver Bow
Chas. A. Taylor
Fetters
Llewellyn Callaway
Bath
Geo. B. Winston
Third Judicial District
Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
United States
Jos. R. Jackson
Silver Bow County
Wade
Walsh
Sol. Goddard
Billings
Col. Rodgers
Yellowstone Trail Not Near Collapse Says Manager
H. Cooley, general manager, dismissed rumors the Yellowstone Trail association is financially doomed. He noted finances are tight yet the organization remains sound and will continue operations including 15 free information bureaus, two traveling staff, and a pending Butte bureau manager appointment. The bureau at the chamber of commerce will stay open and function as before.
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Yellowstone Trail Association
H. ©. Cooley
Butte
Yellowstone Trail
Mr. Cooley
Cooley
Minneapolis
Butte Bureau of the Trail
Missoula
Trail Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Halley Returns From California Coast Visit
Mrs Scott Halley wife of Police Officer Halley has returned to Butte after ten weeks in California. She visited Riverside San Diego and other cities with relatives and comes home in splendid health from her sojourn.
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Scott Halley
East Iran Street
Halley
California
Butte
Reckless Driving Charged to Pair After Minor Collision
George McPherson and James Gavin were arrested on reckless driving charges after a minor accident near the Nine Mile last night. Detectives Gerry and Rodda led the case. P. J. Garland is the complaining witness. a Dodge was damaged when the defendants’ car bumped it.
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Nine Mile
George McPherson
James Gavin
Gerry and
Rodda
P. J. Garland
Quick Time Divorces Horton Case in Montana Court
Lucinda P Horton secures a divorce from Charles 8 Horton before Judge Jackson after immediate court action. Griffin represents Mrs Horton while Gaines for defendant. demurrer overruled. custody of their child awarded. Horton marriage dated 1917 in Butte. Separately, John P McLaughlin cited for contempt. sheriff reports unable to locate him amid wage restraint order. Elizabeth Bush sues Nicholas Bush in brief Colfax 1908 marriage with allegations of desertion and failure to provide. Judge Donlan for plaintiff.
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Lucinda P. Horton
Charles 8. Horton
Jackson
Joseph H. Griffin
Horton
Gaines
Hortons
Butte
John P. McLaughlin
May
Bert Clark
Mineral County
McLaughlin
Elizabeth Bush
Nicholas Bush
Colfax
Wash
Donlan
August Brings Record Low Temp in Butte Weather Office
August opens with a record low temperature of 40 degrees in Butte as authorities warn of more hot days and cool spells. Forecasts predict today will be fair with a gradually rising temperature and a light breeze after a cooler spell.
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Butte
Office
the Weather Bureau
Mercury
Licenses Issued for July and August Marriages
The record shows 72 licenses issued in July and 71 used. One Swain reclaimed his license after a change of mind by the bride. First August licenses went to Starrett Burgess Jr and Hazel Ganner, with licenses also issued to Jesse Spain and Anna Judge, Raymond James and Bertha Nugent Carpenter.
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Swain
Starrett John Burgess Jr
Hazel R. Ganner
Jesse R. Spain
Anna M Judge
Raymond
James
Bertha Nugent Carpenter
Assault charges filed in county court arraignment details
Barbara Noel was arraigned before Justice O Neill on assault in the third degree with bond set at 190 dollars and trial scheduled for a week from Friday. Martin Korovich faces third degree assault allegations by Anna Korovich. Maxine Moore and Babe Pelly charged with threats against Taresa Donati per county attorney complaint.
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Barbara Noel
Justice O'Neill
Martin Korovich
Anna Akorovich
Maxine Moore
Babe” Pelly
Taresa Donati
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Bud Costello
Malta
Argosy
Movie Weekly
Literary Digest
Love Stories
P. O. Newe
Salvation Amy
Kiwanis Clubs
Unite For Outing
Gregson
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and Meat Fores
East Broadway
Consumer Department
N. Main St
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Rex
Rextra
Montana
Leo
Mrs. Halley
Barney Google
Jones and Hare
Columbia
Columbia A
Yeopagtee Records
West Side
Kenneth Harlan
Eileen Percy
New York
Comedy News
Rial TO
Melody Men
Charles Lavell
Arctic
Milton Sills
Helen Roberts
Wurlitzer
DR. Norcross
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