Butte Notes Highlights Visitors And Local News
Butte social notes list Esther Neiser of Missoula as a guest, visiting friends including the Schrapps of Great Falls and the Connaways of Helena. Bozeman and Billings residents register at local hotels. Yellowstone trips noted. Local business figures and visitors from Spokane, Denver, and Seattle are mentioned, along with marriages licenses and a legal judgment.
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Phos 1800
Eitings Ware
Esther’ Neiser
Missoula
Butte
FE. J. Schrapp
Great Fails
Piedalue
I. M. Piedalue Bozeman
Legrat
Florence McGibney
Leggatt
W. Carn
S.A. Walden
Deer Lodge
Butts
Finten
A. W. Fay
Great Falls
H.F. Osurin
Denver
Osurin
Leggat
Enid Anderson
Hedgesville
B. Cavin
Lester Cavin
Clay Center
Reese Hodge
Moselle Hansen
Edward H. Kight
Alma Peck
Thomas Arthur McDonald
Esther Cleo Ostburg
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Broadway
Arizona
Butte Flower Show Plans Completed for August
Final plans for the Butte flower show to be held August 11 12 and 13 in the chamber of commerce rooms have been completed with premium lists. Awards will be blue red and white ribbons. Entries must be in the owner's name on printed forms and close Tuesday night.
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Butte
Chamber of Emmerce
Chamber of Commerce
Norris
GOURT
Governor Simon Bamberger in Butte for Frances Symons Philip Ehrlich nuptials
Former Utah governor Simon Bamberger arrived in Butte to attend the wedding of Frances Symons and Philip Ehrlich. He praised Butte’s spirit, noting mine closures and local resilience, and spoke on sugar industry hopes and Irish relief prospects.
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Simon Bamberger
Utah
Butte
Frances Symons
Philip Ehrlich
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Oakland
Bamberger
Ireland
HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST FROM VARIOUS CITIES
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests and potential guests from Minneapolis Deer Lodge San Francisco Prince Rupert Denver Missoula Spokane Seattle Butte Great Falls Helena Billings Los Angeles Portland Chicago Philadelphia Shenandoah Bozeman Seattle and many others. The roster includes Mr and Mrs and Misses with numerous surnames and destinations. The piece also notes increased interest in government bond discussions and reports the death of J Murray a pioneer merchant of Columbia Falls Tacoma where he sought treatment.
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Loggat
A. H. Jolleffe
M. H. Keating
Minneapolis
G. P .Bliss
Deer Lodge
G. V. Udell
H. J. Boswha
San Francisco
M. F. Warner
Berk
L. Hannigan
J. Foley
Hete
W.L. Johnson
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Hazel Heath
St. Toul
Osumi
Denver
G. AL. Barker
Berg
Billings
W. F. Cough
Spokane
R. Swaine
Philipsburg
Philips
Seattle
J. BO. Hon
Endman
H. Reilly
Salt Lake City
Butte
M. McPherson
Mitchell
D'S. A. Moldgan
L. W. Burns
Lodge
Thompson
Corte
CO. Houskin
Honolulu
Lansing
B. J. Moyte
Mra
J. Hi. “Drew
Salt” Lake City
I. Latharm
J.H. Wilton
Flay
Ben Hi. Fliecher
A.C. Hogaboora
Portland
Morse
Henry
Guy W. Stapleton
M. Melvin
S. A. Waldron
M. M. Kleem
Long Beach
Esther Netser
Missoula
K.S. Thomas
George 8. Burke
W. J. O'Connor
Edward C. Elliott
William Seallon
E. Regner
Bozeman
A. M. Bhadie
A. Altenheimer
Salt Lake
C.H. Poole
Boston
Charles Weinsbayer
Los Angeles
J. Les Richards
Wolf Creek
Nelson
Duluth
Minn
Fred G. Moore
Skelton
Charles Hewitt Rochester
W. A. Twohy
Miss. M. Tuohy
D. Dodson
B. M. Reid
Pittsburg
H. Witzgerald
St. Paul
A. M. Hodges
Cincinnati
H. A. Teels
Virginia City
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Senate
J. Murray
Columbia, Falls
Tacoma
Columbi
City nears deal to cut lighting costs with Montana Power
Mayor Cocking says negotiations with Montana Power aim to save about 9000 to 10000 dollars annually. Plans include lower rates and reduced voltage, with some lights possibly reduced and continued consultations until an agreement is reached.
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Montana Power Company
Cocking
Power Company
Defective Crossing Causes Damage Suit in Butte Case
Mrs Mar McKeehnie sues Butte Street Railway and city for 31000 damages over injuries from a hole at Crom rk and Alabama streets seen while alighting a street car. She alleges city must keep crossings repaired and the company must ensure safe alighting, with administrator requested for the estate of Mike Thomas by Anna Thomas as surviving relative.
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Mar McKeehnie
Butte Street Railway Company
Cromrk
Alabama
Mike ‘Thomas
Anna
Thomas
Foreclosure Action Overman Lode Mortgage Against Allen
Porclosure suit filed in court seeks foreclosure on a two room house and household furniture to satisfy a $250 loan plus 10 percent interest. The property sits on leased ground near the Overman lode.
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Porpclosure
William J. E. Allen
Overman Lode
Silver Bow to Move to Second Class Counties
Silver Bow county will move into the second class next year, says Commissioner Joseph Fabian. A first class requires 50 million dollars in taxable wealth, while the county’s assessed value is a little over 43 million. Fabian notes the assessed value is often a fraction of real value, sometimes as low as 20 percent. The switch aims at savings, including salary reductions and other economies, with a new budget system and department apportionments to keep within appropriations.
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Silver Bow
Joseph Fabian
Fabian
Livay Arrives in Portland On Time in 26 Day Walk
A. E. Livay completed his Cleveland to Portland trek in 26 days arriving July 31 in Portland, with $8 left after 200 miles walked and allowed rides under a wager but not paid lifts, as reported by Art Mattson of the Yellowstone trail bureau after passing through Butte.
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A. E. Livay
Butte
Portland
Cleveland
Ohio
Art Mattson
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
M O Connor Ford Organizer in Butte
Matthew O Connor Ford of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania travels as a national organizer for the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic visiting his Ford 716 Weet Mr Ford has toured the South and the Dakotas Texas and Oklahoma and was transferred to Ohio by the national organization He reports strong sentiment for recognition of the Irish republic and its policy of recognition without intervention as the movement gains momentum across regions
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Matthew O'Connor Ford
Wilkesbarre
American Association For the Recognition of the
Ford
South
Dakotas
Texas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Ir. Ford
United 1N
Deer Lodge Engineer Marries in Butte Ceremony
Stuart Waldron of Deer Lodge and Henrietta Meyer of Marion Iowa quietly wed at St Mark's Lutheran church in Butte with Rev. M D Hudson officiating. Witnesses were W G Keam and Mrs Julia Hudloff. The couple will reside in Deer Lodge.
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Stuart Waldron
Deer Lodge
Undertakers notice and obituaries from city paper
Death notices announce Lundquist Anna age 34 died yesterday at residence 023 East Iberia. Funeral at Mis daughter 1308 West Broadway at 2 30 o'clock Wednesday with interment Mount Moriah. Also Pierce Hugh 28 son of Mr and Mrs Bierce died last evening at 2203 Yew Street. Survived by parents three sisters Mrs Roulein Mrs Anton Bertogno and Miss Margaret. Funeral arrangements to be announced in later papers.
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West Broadway
EJ. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah
Lundquist
Anna Lundquist
Lig
East Iberia
Witla ‘Thomas
Bur Charles
Ross
Garefeld
Utah
Helma
Samuel
Butte
Richards
Pierce
Hugh Pierce
Maria Bierce
Funeral services for O Brien 60 set for Thursday
The funeral for Mr O Brien aged 60 will be held tomorrow morning at a time yet to be stated at the family residence on West Broadway. The procession will proceed to St Patrick’s Church where a service is planned at 3 30 PM followed by interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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O'Brien
Broadway
St. Patrick's Church
John Hilia Hillery dies in Powell Wyoming after years in Butte
John Hilia Hillery a native of Ireland and longtime Butte resident died yesterday in Powell Wyoming. He is survived by his brother Patrick and his mother in Ireland as well as two brothers in Boston. The remains will be brought to Butte for interment. The Daly-Shea funeral parlors hold the remains of George Vegan and time and place of funeral will be announced later.
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Hillery
John Hilea
Ireland
Butte
Yeterday
Powell
Wyo
Patrick
Granite Street
Boston
George
Daly-Shea
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Butte Notes
J. H. Drew
George B. Conway
Helena
Thornton
Guy Stapleton
M. Mullen
George Wilcoxen
W. G. Caplin
Fink
John Kirby
Yellowstone Park
John Larsen
The
Finlen
Anne Rush
Sheridan
Fred L
East
Mercury Street
P. O
J. H. Weist
Weist
Josephine Watkins
Thornton Hotel
Hunte Hot Springs
Anna E. Kofler
Louis
Wolffe
Thomas W. ‘Tait
Pearl M
Maud G. Walker
Mose Linz
Lina H. Speer
Fulteton
Cal
Ida
James H. Finley
Tripf
Supreme Court
Charles Tripp
Tripp
Opirit
Hilda Reischel
Clarence Reischel
L. Reischel
Detroit
Mich
Tred Atle
Omaha
Neb
H.C. Dale
J. A.” Drake
Lilian’ Drake
Dorothy Drake
Deer’ Lodge
J. A. Price
Centralia
Wash
A. G. Skinner
Hannibal
McArthy, Bryant &€ O
Hills Bros
Ceretana
Lyon
Hansen's
Idaho
Graham
Fee Noodles
Spaghett
John J. M’carthy
Horlick’s. Ser
Lamb
Livay
M. O'Connor Ford
Columbia Floral CO
Wilhelm & Leonard
Undertakers
Joseph Richards, Inc
J. Walsh
Seneral Diresters
Emlalmern
Aera Wat
Pate Strent
George Bebarl
Snooky
Chester
PA Revie
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and Meat Store
Swift & Coc
Hansen Company
Lyon's Beat
Dakota
Leo's
Sultana Raisina
Medller
White
Oiclock
Red Mem
MD. Mudller
Mount. Moriah Cemetery
Sam R. White
Daly-Shea Company
Housewirth
Jae Sob Housewireh
Shereman
Reed Funeral
BH. Lingen
Felter
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Faneras
Riddell’s Paint Specialists
West Park St
Pipestone Springs
B. Park
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