Butte Notes on Hotel Guests and Business Visitors
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. R. P. Armitage guest at Butte hotel from Wisdom. J. J. Wall of Ennis among Leggat hotel guests. William F. Bassler among Helena guests at Acoma. George Tippett among Great Falls visitors registered at Arizona. Alfred Halverson of Whitehall a business visitor and guest at the Butte. Tiurr Hill registered at the Butte on business trip from Lewistown. M. Tooher of Billings registered at Acoma while in Butte on a short business trip. F. A. Brady of Helena among out of town visitors in Butte, registered at Acoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
R. P. Armitage
Butte
Wisdom
J. J. Wall
Ennis
Leggat Hotel
William F. Bassler
Helena
Acoma
George Tippett
Great Falls
Arizona
Alfred Halverson
Whitehall
Tiurr Hill
Lewistown
Special Notice for Late Standard Delivery by Messenger
If the carrier fails to deliver the Standard by 7 30 a m contact 422 Butte or 47 Anaconda offices for immediate delivery by special messenger to the requester.
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Butte
Anaconda
Butte Visitors and Guests Amid Weekend Outing
A crowd of visitors and traders arrive in Butte and nearby Dillon for short stays. Frank Peterson from Red Lodge and KB Partin from Great Falls register at the Leggat and Arizona respectively. Jones and Johnson, Mr Moutlon, Pauline and Susan Webber, and Stella Egan visit friends, varyingly lodging at the Thornton and Arizona. William Molloy heads to Denver for Eagles convention, with Mrs Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peterson
Butte
Red Lodge
Leggat
Kb, C. Partin
Great Falls
Arizona
Randolph Statz
Billings
Blitz
Philipsburg
Thornton
Harriet Johnson
Elizabeth Matheson
J. G. Moutlon
Pauline
Susan Webber
Jr. O
William Molloy
Denver
Molloy
National Convention of Eagles
Butte Aerie
Joe Vetter
George Martin
Winnett
The
Stella Egan
Dillon
Frank Ashworth
Alice Dolan
Union Pacific City
Sheriff Appeals Mileage Question
Sheriff Duggan appeals an auditor disallowance of mileage for out of state trips. The appeal to the county clerk accompanies a $390 bond with Mudro as sureties. The larger of two disallowed bills totals 1426.73 with 953.70 denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
Joseph
Charlies Mudro
Sulgrove
Twice Married IO Agree Again in Divorce Suit
Martin Kovasich and Annie Kovasich, twice married, fail to agree on divorce after remarrying in 1918. Annie cites habitual intoxication cruelty and threats to kill. three children from first marriage. She seeks half the real estate, home furniture, 75 alimony, 150 attorney fees, and property restraint until trial. Bessie Peace seeks divorce from George Pease and to resume name Stead, alleging ill health. She requests medical attention, attorney fees, 60 per month permanent alimony, and property restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kovasich
Annie
Bessie Peace
George Pease
Stead
Butte
Treasurer Prepares Encroachment List For Delinquents
With about 15 percent of city encroachment assessments unpaid, City Treasurer Joseph Riley began drafting a delinquent list to be forwarded to H J Wiegenstein, commissioner of public works, who by law can remove properties not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riley
H. J. Wiegenstein
Public Works
Bootleggers Forfeit $750 To City Treasury
Five bootleggers paid $750 in forfeitures and two $10 fines on women vagrants, bringing $770 to the city treasury from police court. The bootleggers named M Harlan Henry Burns John Doe Mrs M Scatagelini and Matt Laukenan forfeited $150 bonds each. James Gavin and George McPherson were discharged for reckless driving after a mishap near Thompson Park Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harlan
Henry Burns
John Doe
M. Scatagelini
Matt Laukenan
James Gavin
George McPherson
Thompson Park
Jim Welsh Injured in Fall at Broadway Wyom ing Street Hotel
Jim Welsh longtime Fin len hotel staff member in Butte sustained minor injuries after a 15 foot fall while inspecting the new hotel at Broadway and Wyoming street. He injured his back and suffered several cuts, but was reported resting easily at St James hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Welsh
Butte
Broadway
Wyyoming Street
Spellman Clarke couple wed in quiet Anaconda ceremony
James Spellman of Anaconda and Eunice Clarke daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Clarke were married by Rev Charles F Chapman with only immediate relatives present. Mrs Spellman, a Butte girl, was educated in the East. The newlyweds left for a secret honeymoon to unknown parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelilman—Clarke
James Spellman
Anaconda
Eunice Clarke
John C. Clarke
South
Montana Street
Charles F. Chapman
Dairymen to Meet at YMCA Tomorrow Evening
Dairymen of Butie are called to a meeting tomorrow at 8 30 p m at the YMCA. Miss Louise Mailer temporary secretary urges all connected with the dairy business to attend. Topics of interest to dairymen will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butie
Louise Mailer
Butte Briefs Report Spokane Traveler at Thornton
E. H. White, a commercial traveler from Spokane, is in Butte on business and is registered at the Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. White
Spokane
Butte
The
Thornton
Butte Plans Three New City Playgrounds
Work will begin today on a large new playground between Piamond Gold Clark and Crystal streets in Butte. A second site at Nevada and Gold is nearing completion while a third park area in the Hub addition north of Quartz west of Crystal will be prepared. The park fund totals 30000 dollars with plans to expand playground sites for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Piamond
Gold
Clark
Crystal Streets
FT. J. Wiegenstein
Public Works
Nevada and
Gold Streets
Quartz
Crystal Street
Officials 10 Helena Will Inspect Trucks
A special committee from Butte city officials led by Mayor Horgan will visit Helena to inspect five government trucks likely to be purchased. Aldermen O Leary Lindquist and Blank, Public Works Commissioner H J Wiegenstein, and city machinist Joe Lowney join the trip to Fort Harrison in Helena this morning by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte City
Helena
Horgan
Fort Harrison
O'Leary
J.indquist
Blank
H. J. Wiegenstein
Joe Lowney
Bar Silver and Money Rates in New York and London
Bar silver in New York traded at 62 3 8 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars at 47 1 2 cents. In London on August 2 bar silver stood at 30 15 16 pence per ounce and money yielded 2 1 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
New York
London
Fate of Unborn Child in Divorce Granted
Judge Joseph R. Jackson granted a decree of divorce to Hazel B Honeychurch. George Honeychurch did not appear. Custody of a 16 month old child awarded to the mother and an unborn child also placed with her. Alimony set at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
Hazel B. Honeychurch
George Honeychurch
Plantiff
Red Lodge
Florence Oravala
Wilpa
Catherine Osenbrug
Jackson
Rotary meeting honors A J Davis with memory tests
A Rotary luncheon last week at Waterloo passed a resolution thanking A J Davis Jr for entertaining the group. Charlies W Hamley of Holleywood California demonstrated memory tests including number recall and chess knight moves. A Rotary Kiwanis baseball game at Clark Park saw Rotary win 16 to 12, extending their undefeated start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Davis Jr
Waterloo
Charlies W. Hamley
Holleywood
Cal
Rotary-Kiwanis Clubs
Clark Park
Willard Thompson
Rotarians
Kiwanis Diamond Stars
County Treasurer Reports August Funds and July Activity
The county treasurer shows August balances across all funds at 273,643.91 with county funds at 160,512.86 and June 39 balance noted. July receipts total 97,717.10 and expenditures 92,390.64. trust fund stands at 113,031.05 with June 30 at 120,547.51. July receipts 11,135.80 and expenditures 8,676.26. 8,259.36 transferred from poor to widows fund. Six principal fund standings listed. Monthly payments: General 17,257.61, contingent 15,131.17, poor 9,013.26, bridge 16,904.57.
Nuisance On Duggan Avenue Found By Health Board
The state board of health reports a nuisance on Duggan Avenue. The secretary of the county board of health has received the report and will present it at the first meeting. The county commissioners, who form the board, are busy with equalization until Aug. 13 and cannot review the Duggan Avenue matter until mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Duggan Avenue
State Board
County Board of Health
Freudenstein
Mrs Nellie Reau Dies in Duluth Minnesota
News of the death of Mrs. Nellie Reau of Duluth Minnesota reached Butte yesterday. She is survived by her brother James Dwyer and three nieces Mrs Kia Nugent Mrs J J McLaughlin and Mrs Phil Toomey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Nellie Reau
Duluth Minn
James Dwyer
Kia Nugent
J. J. McLaughlin
Phil Toomey
Inquests Ordered Over Two Deaths in Local Areas
Inquest on Charlies Hancock, found dead with throat cut at 223 South Main, to be held this afternoon. believed selfinflicted. Inquest on John White, killed by a fall of ground in the Belmont mine Tuesday night, set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Hancock
South Main Street
John White
Belmont
Mileusnich Returns to Butte After European Trip
Rade Mileusnich, former Hutte hotel man, has returned to Butte after 14 months in Europe. He reports improving conditions in France, Italy, Switzerland, and Jugoslavia, but says they are not like this country at all. He expresses happiness to be back in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mileusnich
Rade Mileusnich
Hutte Hotel
Europe
Butte
France
Italy
Switzerland
Jugo-Slavia
Bulte
Woman sues landlady for damages after locked out
Rose Walsh alleges in district court that landlady Mary Fegan at 423 Jackson Street locked her home while she was away on July 27, denying entry for her and her two children, withholding personal property and threatening them with a knife. Walsh seeks damages totaling 21,000 dollars including 2,000 actual and 19,000 punitive, with the case noting payment and other civil matters in the same docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Walsh
Mary Fegan
Mrs. Egan
Jackson Street
Plaintiff
Mary Erick
Mike Brick
Walter Aynerson
Homer M. Wilson
Guy Stapleton
Garfield Tonkin
D. A. Wright
Mary Katherine McCarthy
P. H. McCarthy
Yellowstone County
Royal Indemnity Company
Herbert Maas
Counsil
Matthew Hunt
James
Power Company
Clerks and Butchers Pick Tewey Ranch Picnic Site
Commercial day planners from the Clerks and Butchers unions chose the Tewe y ranch as the venue for the annual outing on Wednesday August 15. The event will feature boxing bouts horse riding bucking contests a bull fight by Butte toreadors and special train service from Butte to the ranch with dancing and free coffee offered to hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchers
Tewey Ranch
Pete Bureau
Butte
Toreadors
Sam Feldman
Clerks’ Union
Harry Rice
Butchers’ Union
New Anti-Saloon Chief in Butte
William L. Wade of Iowa was named successor to Rev. Joseph Pope as head of the Anti-Saloon league Montana Wyoming division. Wade, who will take duties Sept. 1, spent a day in Butte meeting the community. He plans to base operations in Helena while Pope had been headquartered in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Wade
Iowa
Joseph Pope
Montana
Wyoming
Butte
Helena
Wade
Pope
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