Butte Visitors Register at Local Arizona and Finlen Hotels
A stream of visitors including Dh Cole and H A Goldbrand stay at the Arizona in Missoula and Butte respectively. Gena Monson travels from Bose, Thomas from Missoula, and Florence Krammer from Missoula attend to business while lodging at the New Finlen. W A Cutler and daughter Anna visit from Missoula, also at the New Finlen, with several others from Great Falls, Deer Lodge, Bozeman, Whitefish, and Helena noted among hotel guests. Special notices mention failed delivery of an issue and carrier arrangements.
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H. A. Goldbrand
Butte
Arizona
Missoula
Fort K
Ates
Thomas
New Pinion
Florence Krammer
Buste
Pend
New Finien
W. A. Cutler
Anna
A. Fox
Deer Lodge
Acoma
P. O
Swan Hoiberg
Ur Je
Reg Tered
Great Pallo Mra
B. Joliffe
New Finlen
Herman Rollicker
Helena
Thornton
The
Hi Hallasey
Bozeman
H.C. Bileworth
Arizona Hotel
Ronald McKeetry
Whitefish
LL. Brandt
Pocatello
George Matthews
Great Walle
Charge attempt at big forgery shocks Napa and beyond
Police report a forged check incident linked to a suspect named Collins or Robinson in Napa California and involved banks in Napa and Lodi. Investigations trace the plot to additional cities with a warning from Ocean Bank executives about insolvency. An outsize pile of tuber stamps and paraphernalia was found, and officers pursue forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Nario
Ieee Irs
Beast
Napa
California
Merchants Bank of
Lodi Catt
Butte
Walter J. Forsythe
First National Bank
Robert T. F. Smith
Sliver Bow Bank
Heinze
Robinsom
Anly
Ogden
Spokane
Collins
Robinson
Buite
City
Pioneer woman dies from heart stroke in Butte home
Mrs. Mary C. Odgers of 1014 West Platinum street died at noon yesterday after a heart stroke at the family residence. She had lived in Butte for 40 years. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. George Bymong and Mrs. Kate Tippett, two sons W. J. and G. H. Odgers, a brother Thomas Harris, all of Butte, and two brothers John Harris of Saco Wash and Laines Harris of Tacoma. She belonged to TImah temple Daughters of the Nile. Also listed is Ina Beley widow of Charles Beley who died at 23 West Daly Street Walkerville yesterday afternoon. Beley, born Hammondsport NY 60 years ago, lived in Walkerville 35 years. Surviving are her mother Mrs. Rosilla LeClaire of port, three daughters Mrs. Beley Beley of Butte and two sisters Mrs. Fred Stevens Har and Mrs. Blaney Phillips of Butte, and brother Here Claire of Detroit. The body lies at Sherman Reed chapel. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mary C. Odgers
West
Platinum Street
United States
Butte
John R. Odgers
Burlington
George Bymong
Kate Tippett
W. J
G. H. Odgers
Thomas Harris
Buite
John Harris
Saco
Wash
Laines Harris
Tacom
Ina Belicy
Ina Beley
Charles Beley
Daly Street
Walkerville
Mare, Beley
Hammonsport
N.Y
Rosilla le Claire
Port
San Francisco
Garet Beley Beley
Fred Btevens
Har
Blaney
Phillips
Drother
Claire
Detroit
Sherman & Reed
Butte Briefs Report Local Business Visitors
C W Cooley state representative of Chevrolet Motor Company was a business visitor in Butte. A Pratt of Philadelphia, representing Atwater Kent, was in town. W Beery of Auto Electric Equipment Co. is the local distributor at 13 North Arizona Street. Reverend Harold Hodson of the Church of England spoke on the difficulties of riding the competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet ‘Motor Company
Butte
A. Pratt
Phila
Atwater Kent
Uring Company
Bull Day
W. Beery
Auto Electric ™ Equipment Company
Arizona Street
Road fund boosted by motor licenses and state shares
Silver Bow County treasurer Howard McIntyre reported July receipts raise the road fund. The July balance stood at 50,041.17 with 48,20160 from county share of state auto licenses. July also brought 587.80 from state tax share. Other 1924-06, 07 figures show final county funds 271,460.80 and state funds 161,680.43. July balance 273,043.81. June 30, 1923 balance 281,733.91.
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Mcentes
Teceipta
Silver Bow
Howard McIntyre
Silver Dow
Hermann Rimonich
Tate
Former Butte Man 1 Buried In Old Home
The obituary notes Raward M Michiin, a California native who lived in Butte for over 40 years. He was known for hospitality and warmth, with many friends and neighbors recalling his kindness. The service was led by Rev. Z Colon Ovartell and followed by interment at the Stowat TM Moriaie cen.
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Butte
Old Home
Zhe
Raward
M Michiin
Stowat
Rantral Aerman
Z. Colon
Hickiin
California
Hichna
Utte
Que Hicki
Murray estate value near half million
William Odgers, resident of Butte and Centerville, died at 63 at his North Main Street home. He owned Centerville pool hall, once worked in Butte mines, survived by wife Elizabeth, three sons Henry William and Jon, two daughters Pearl and Best, and two brothers in Michigan. Funeral Monday.
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William Odgers
William J. Odgers
Butte
Centerville
North Main Street
Walkerville
Elizabeth Odgers
Henry
William
Joh
Pearl
Beste
Michigan
Butte Nebraska Advertisement Highlighting a Unique Mining City
The piece extols Butte as a unique city high in the Rockies with 60,000 residents and vast mining output. It notes manganese and arsenic, a strong mining workforce, manufacturing presence, and cultural amenities while praising the dry climate and surrounding wilderness. It compares Butte to Minneapolis and Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rockin
Butte
Paul Minneapolis
Hutte
Jess Akien
Relocation and travel notes from Butte residents
SSE Raymond Blannin of Wall street was moved from Deaconess hospital after a relapse and operation. Delore Lea Clerc left for a two week visit to Canada. Arthur Filton and family, Tocast street, are staying in Bremerton to make their home. Margaret Dunbar of Yale avenue returned from a month with relatives in the Gent and Three Forks. H. I Lindsay returned from Mayo Clinic, Rochester, with Mrs. Lindsay to be home Sunday. Dave Killum and relatives motored to Malden Rock. The Chihers and Filtons visited Deer Lodge and Drummond with relatives. Ena remained in Deer Thursday at Buckley. others left for Drummond. St James sisters hosted a Tuesday gathering with dancing and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Herbert Peter welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Michael Hart and Mr and Mrs A. M. Larsen of Moscow, Idaho visiting and returning to their home. Robert White and family returned to Butte after an overland trip via Seattle and Tacoma. Howard Mos of Schley street plans two weeks in Beattie with relatives.
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Raymond Blannin
Wall Street
Three Forks
H. 1
Lindsay
Argyle Street
Rochester
Minn
Mra
Mayo
Dave Killum
Locust Jatreet
Truscott
Sisters of
Moscow
J. F. Pohndort
Whit
Eir
Robert White
Robert
Butt
Seattle
Tacoma
Miter
Wash
Howard Mos
Schley
Harvests Rise as Rains Improve Crop Outlook
The region reports improving crop conditions due to rainfall. Winter wheat harvesting has begun in sections. hay and rye are growing. labor shortages and high demand affect farming. Prospects point to a larger crop, with cattle activity steady and weather showing showers in some areas.
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Helena
Ave
Lincoln
Tray Tate
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