Butte News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Rent planes from Orton Bros. P. O. News Stand showcases stationery offerings. Mrs. Elmer Vincent returns from a short trip. A daughter born Aug. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. George Ball of Locust Street. Donald W. Salter visits Helena with Mr. Vincent, planning to move there. Al Cain returns from vacation and greets Exchange Club friends. Rev. M. D. scoff held services. St. Jack’s Lutheran hosted by Rev. Paul Stiege of Anaconda. Mountain View Sunday School picnic moved to Columbden s Friday with a full sports program to follow. full announcement to come.
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Orton Bros
P. O
Elmer Vincent
Johns Avenue
George’ Ball
Locust ‘Street
Donald’ W. Salter
Lowell
Helena
Vincent
Marlow Theate
Visitors Register at Butte Hotels Tailored from OCR
A stream of guests from Missoula Bozeman Dillon Deer Lodge and Helena checked into the Thornton Acoma Leggat Finlen and Finten hotels in Butte last night and Sunday. Names include T H Thibodeau A Ti Herrick I Meyers F F Boltz Dan Jessup W J Kennedy Bertha Armstrong Lee Shelton and others from towns such as Great Falls Hysham Dillon Townsend Twin Bridges and Madison valley. Guests arrived from divisions including Madison valley Wise river and Jefferson valley with several staying multiple nights.
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Bozeman
Thornton
A. Ti. Herrick
Baldwin
McIntosh. I. Meyers
Great Falls
R.A. Wolf
Lehigh
F. F. Boltz
Helena
Craig Sullivan
Ward
Wilson
Hysham
Vial
Miles City
Morton Battle
Sheridan
Madison Valley
W. J. Kennedy
Acoma
Harlowton
A. Fox
Deer Lodge
Lee Shelton
Divide
Bertha Armstrong
Dillon
Tollfsen
William J. Barthway
G. W. Russell
Elk
Finlen
J.P. Donnelly
Havre
Finten
William Flannery
Toluca
M. W. Warwick
Missoula i
P. M. Kreuter
Twin Bridges
Jefferson Valley
Butte
Montgomery
G. B
Fragmented Norse Transport Note Reads as Local Dispatch
A cryptic OCR fragment references a Minnesotan transport issue with unclear names and dates. It mentions Febru ary and a person or group called Seok Sees Hag, suggesting a partial public notice or brief item about a local conveyance matter with unreadable details.
Leech shoot opens under government and National Rifle banner
Preliminary rounds begin August 3 with teams from army camps and many states including South Dakota. The U S Army's famed expeditionary force team, which swept honors at Les Mans in the interallied match, is set to participate in the events.
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Iifle
Eration
Cope
South’ Dakota
American ‘Expeditionary Force
Les Mans
Sune
Montana Irrigation Commission Bill Defines Duties
Helena Aug 3 Senator Don Jan's bill passed the senate creating a Montana irrigation commission. It may make the Montana railroad commission ex officio the state irrigation commission or keep it separate. The state engineer advises on feasibility and surveys, while the commission must approve all projects. Counties cannot exceed 2500 without commission approval. A house bill seeks 25 million dollars in state irrigation bonds to voters. The district's organization costs come from county bond receipts, with funds going to the state treasury. The commission may hire engineers to survey water supplies and grades, determine feasible irrigation areas, and a 10000 appropriation funds the program.
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Helena
Don Jan
Senate
Montana Irrigation Commission
Montana Railroad Commission
State Irrigation Commission
Newman and McCormick
House
Officials Desert City for Thompson Park
The city observed a holiday as officials from mayor to clerk left work for Thompson Park. Basket lunches were provided by the Indies and a dance was planned at the pavilion, but a hailstorm dampened the afternoon. The merry-makers pressed on despite the weather.
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Thompson Park
Four Men Arrested While Unloading Booze
Four suspected bootleggers were taken into custody around 11 PM by Detective Larkin near South Arizona and Platinum streets. The garage owner was among those detained as the group planned to haul liquor to Philipsboro. A separate raid on a South Main Street gaming house netted the proprietor and six players. proprietor released on 100 dollar bond and players on 50 dollar bonds.
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Larkin
Philipsboro
Itt
South Arizona
Platinum Street
South Main’ Street
Gerrynd van Orden
Horoscope Declares Favorable Monday for Ventures
The Sun and Mars form a bene aspect with Neptune unfriendly, predicting fresh cooperation methods and new lines of activity. It favors physicians and philanthropic service, and seeking appointments, while Mercury Saturn imply possible securities depreciation and unusual money market effects. Caution against overexertion. health risks noted for all ages.
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Neptune
Sur
Eulshed
Aoc
Mswepaner
Mowe
Labor strife looms as strikes vote after meetings
Organizers from the American Federation of Labor and metal trades locals report a recent strike vote pending across three cities. Officials from Anaconda Great Falls and local leaders C W Sprague and James F O'Brien participate as mine owner representatives contend over wage scales and proposed schedules. Predictions remain uncertain as the centeren meeting aims to reveal the results today.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
C. W. Sprague
Great Palle
James F. O'Brien
Con F. Kelley
John Gible
Thomas ¥. Chope
Muir
American Federation of Labor
Metal Trades
Tok
Confers
Ihportant
Anita Arless Delights Butte In Broadway Vaudeville
The polished artistry of Anita Arless receives high praise at the Broadway theater. Her performance in World of Songs, Past and Present, showcases expression and technique that draw applause. Canfield and Rose, Oliver J. White, Maude Hackett, and the Four Morack Sisters also deliver material, with humor and study-like dialogue enhancing the revue.
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Anita Areless
Minx Arless
Pridenna
Butte
Canfield
Rose
Oliver J. White
Porter White
Miss Maude Hackett
al Wohlman
Four Morack Sisters
Federal mineral claims commission opens hearing early
In Portland Oregon on August 3 John F Shafroth presiding the federal mineral claims commission will open a hearing two days earlier than planned The move follows the war time demand for chrome and other minerals and aims to reimburse mine owners whose wartime investments lost value after the armistice An appropriation funds the hearings and compensation process.
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Portland
Ore
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Federal Mineral Claims Commission
Roffow
Shafroth
the Mineral Commission
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Rialto
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North Dakota
Ceretana
Swift
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Stephenson Lumber
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Medlin Pharmacy
Heath
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Kodak and Camera Supplies
B. E. Calkins CO
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