Butte Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Court Actions
Rent pianos and goods offered at P O News Stand. Red Cross home service carries war department letter for Mrs. Howard Bunton. Daughters of the American Revolution meet Tuesday at 3 p m in the diapel room. Sophie Saar filed for divorce from Joseph Saar on desertion and neglect. Thomas Kallas pled guilty to fishing without a license and fined 25 dollars. AL Cain returns from vacation to greet friends at Exchange club. Cecile Gustaf to be medium at Church of Special Communion on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Colored Giants vs Shiners game postponed due to inability to obtain ballpark. John Doe found guilty of improper parking. fines issued. Four drunks tried. one fined 10 dollars, others continued to Monday.
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Orton Bros
Butte
P. O
Home Service Section
Red Cross
War Department
Howard Bunton
Daughters of the American Revoluton
Sophie Saar
Joseph Saar
Thomas Kallas
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
AL Cain
Exchange Club
North Main Street
Cecile Gustaf
Church of Special Communion
West Park Street
Colored Giants
Shiners of
John Doe
High Interest Builds For Montana State Fair Agriculture
Helena Aug 2 Competition among Montana counties promises lively rivalry in the agricultural division. County farm bureau agents and state advisory boards are scouting every corner for top exhibits. Root crops and fruit displays compete for honors as superfintendents push for strong, representative entries.
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Helena
Montana
Ree
County Farm
Nurse Henrietta Vineyard Returns From Overseas Service
Relatives report Miss Henrietta Vineyard a regular army nurse arrived in New York from overseas and entered a hospital near there She is sister of Mrs A D Anderson and lived at Divide on their ranch before joining Murray's hospital then serving a year and ten months in France at the front She is 24, born in Butte raised in Divide and Butte and sailed back July 25 to seek care
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Henrietta Vineyard
New York
Miss Vineyard
A.D. Anderson
Divide
Murray's Hospital
France
Battle Front
Butte
Lillian T Leads Fast Performers In Sprint Heat
Lillian T paced ahead of Meld trant performers winning the Pistrot heat. Anna Maloney, the favorite, was distanced. The mile trot proved a lengthy affair with Direct winning and sixsheat battles noted.
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Lillian *R
Anna Maloney
Tommy
Death of Airedale sparks damage suit
D J Donohue sues Evans Congdon company for 150 dollars for loss of an Airedale allegedly killed by a defendant truck traveling 40 miles per hour. He seeks 100 dollars exemplary damages, claiming the act was willful and malicious. The incident occurred in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Donohue
Evans-Congdon Company
Fire District Fires Reignited in Butte Area
The Butte National Forest office reports renewed fires in progress along Race Track Creek district and near Mou Powell Mount Haggin. Lookouts describe a large new blaze in the region though no official district report has yet been filed. A South Side club meeting at Englewood is set for Monday evening August 4 to elect officers and organize permanently. all members urged to attend.
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Butte
National Forest
Mou Powell
Mount Haggin
Race Track Creek
South Side Club
Englewood Cate
Red Cross Workers Invited For Badge Collection
Notice announces Red Cross ladies are to call at the office 109 North Main Street Paxson Rockefeller drug store to receive their badges.
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Red Cross
Ladies of the Red Cross
North Main Street
Paxson-Rockefeller Drug Store
Kelly Dismissed of Serious Charge in Liquor Abduction Case
Joe Kelly and Mary Fitzpatrick faced an attempted criminal assault charge tied to the Hog Ranch incident. Justice Doran found no evidence to bind Kelly over to district court, and both girls reported rough treatment. Sabin was noted in court. details indicate a prior arraignment and inspector presence.
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Joe Kelly
Justice Doran
Kelly
Mary Fitzpatrick
District Court
Jack Sabin
McDaniel
Sabin
Ted
Ead
Rain in Butte Brings Garden Benefit and Possible Water Relaxation
Heavy showers in Butte over three days yield nearly one third of an inch, aiding gardens and curbing water use despite little effect on reservoir supplies. Thursday evening shower recorded at 0.23 inches and the prior day at 0.05 inches. If such rain continues, water restrictions on sprinkling may be lifted as railroad delays from cloudbursts were repaired and services resumed.
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Butte
Butte Water Company
Weather Bureau
Tennis Title Won by Mrs Lindland in Helena
Mrs Lindland won the state tennis championship at Helena this week. In the opening game Miss Kipp led five straight sets, but faded as the champion surged ahead to capture the match. Lindland then carried the second game with ease.
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Mrs. Lindland
Lindland
Helena
Miss Kipp
Fergus Registration Shows A Decrease In Sept Election
Fergus county reports 19074 registrants for the September election, down about 4000 from November, with Lewistown at 3251. In a separate raid, deputies found eight barrels of whiskey valued at six to seven thousand dollars hidden near the Hamilton building basement, as the Fulmer cabaret was raided late at night and the proprietor missing.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Fulmer
Hamilton
Pioneer Haunt to Move as Butte Barber Shop Closes Era
Longtime Butte barber John Jahreiss plans to move his shop from the Butte hotel after 24 years to the former Butte hotel bar space. He recalls Butte’s early days, when leaders like Marcus Daly and F Augustus Heinze patronized his shop, and notes his own service since 1880 with future opening planned once equipment arrives. Years in public life include alderman 1887 to 1889 and state legislator in 1913.
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Butte
John
Butte Hotel
Main Street
Marcus Dal
F. Augustus Heinze
Jahreiss
Whiskey thieves taken in chase near Idaho City
Sheriff Spoor of Sandpoint Idaho reports that six men robbed Miles Montana of 120 gallons of whiskey last Thursday night. Three were captured after a dramatic chase. two more arrested nearby and another later in the day. Idaho sheriff holds 55 gallons. Montana officers seek delivery.
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Missoula
Spoor
Sandpoint
Idaho
Idaho City
John Arnold
William Mason
Jack Matthews
Montana
Clark's Fork
Sanders County
Thompson Falls
Dave Trepp Leaves Butte for Mining Venture
Dave Trepp resigns as news writer in Butte and travels by car to Lewistown to handle business. From Lewistown he proceeds to Indian Gardens New where he will become general manager of Allied Mining and Milling. Trepp and associates founded the mining concern two years ago. The mine is a silver ore property noted for rich ore quantity and quality.
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Lewistown
Trepp
Democrat News Company
Indian Gardens
New
Allied Mining and Milling Company
Mines to Meet Bruins With Games in Missoula
The Mines football team schedules a Missoula meeting with the champions, the Bruins of Missoula, with games set for August and October. Manager Cliff announced the schedule after canceling a Gonzaga game to sharpen the miners for a return to form. The team will train in Butte and Bozeman before facing the Bruins and the state college, aiming to be in good shape by game days.
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School of Mines
Bruins
Missoula
Cliff
Schrieber
Gonzag
Thi
Wiream
State College
Chiff
Butte
Bozeman
Complaints Filed Against Alleged Assault Suspects
Complaints were filed with the county attorney against Steve Borosan and Ali Milosevica charging them with first degree assault against T fich. George Karagionias and ali Carsan faced counts of third degree assault filed by Mrs gionias.
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County Attorn
Steve Borosan
Ali Milosevica
Tfich
George Karagionias
Ali Carsan
Mrsgionias
George Broader
C. A.rie
United Cigar stores to close on Sundays
Nationwide chain U.S. outlets will suspend Sunday sales starting today as a new policy. Community notices announce a Woodcraft meeting on North Main Street Wednesday evening August 6 with Grand Clerk J. L. Wright speaking. An inventor claims a magnet based device packs nails in boxes reducing space.
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United Cigar
United States
Woodcraft
J. L. Wright
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GON
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Butte News
Dreuth
Miss Vineyard Bagk
Murray Hospital
Army
Lillian T
Airedale
Butte & Superior’ Mining Company
West Broadway
Towle - Winterhalter- Hannifin Co
Iss
Fergus
Pioneer Haunt
BISON
Centennial
Hennessy
Tim Gambling
Virginia Chop House
Clothery
Owsley
Beaver
Comique
Daly Bank
Old California
Ola Family Theater
Park and
McArthy, Bryant & CO
Park
Swift
White House
John J. M'Carthy
E. Park St
DR. Lamb
HN Jahreiss
Dave Trepp
Mines
ANSCO
Ansco West
CYKO
Newsr Drug CO
West Park St
Mose Linz x
Upstars Jeweler
4 Wise
Sete Prise
Organiaath Fou
Ata Toa
Het Stanly
Eee
Prompt
Au Medlin Pharmacy
L. Simon
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