School of Mines May Break Record This Fall
The School of Mines may exceed the 150 student normal enrollment when the fall term opens on September 15. President Charles H. Clapp notes heavy registration and possible lab changes to accommodate more students. A new metallurgical engineering course will be added, and two instructors plus an additional mathematics instructor join the staff.
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School of Mines
Charles H. Clapp
A. E. Keenig
G. I. Lambert
Butte News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Butte residents and visitors populate a busy notes page. Mrs. W. L. Beardsley of Boulder visited her son L. L. Beardsley and family at 1122 Iowa avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Co. EF. Maginn plan a coast vacation, returning later in the month. Totey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Foley, visits relatives in Twin Bridges from Walkerville. D. BE. Hackett leaves for Chicago for a Sinclair Oil position, returning after 30 years in Butte. Mrs. J. T. Hackett summers in Butte with her daughter, recovering from months of rheumatism. Grace Methodist Ladies' Aid hosts at Mrs. C. H. Bucher’s home with Mrs. W. J. Williams assisting. Butte Aerie of Eagles contracts with the Measley System for winter entertainments at a local theater. A 5-year-old boy on Last Park Street injured by an automobile, taken to emergency hospital. Second annual lumber-industry picnic set for Basin reservoir, with all company employees and families invited. Police record 38 speeding complaints filed, with notices to owners for hearings. Alicia Schoenhals of Howell, Michigan, and niece Maude Miller of Detroit, Michigan, visit and admire local scenery. Wardens contest participants may sell garden produce at the public market, per Market Master J. L. Legare, with school gardens expected to rival commercial growers.
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Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
PP. O
W. L. Beardsley
Boulder
Butte
L. L. Beardsley and
Iowa Avenue
Co. EF. Maginn
Coast
Thomas F. Totey
J. P. Foley
Bennett Street
Walkerville
Twin Bridges
D. BE. Hackett
Chicago
Sinclair Oil Company
Hackett
J. T. Hackett
L. A. Beardsley
John Gayer
Park Street
Basin Reservoir
Mitchell
van Orden
Alicia Schoenhals
Howell
Mich
Neice
Maude Miller
Detroit
L. L. Beardsley
J. L. Legare
Higgins Faces Larceny Charge in Justice Court
Higgins was charged with appropriating to his own use 210 dollars of Curran property in a justice court complaint filed yesterday. Kars faces third degree assault. Glover charged with reckless driving. Shaughnessy and Sline charged with robbery. McKENize charged with obtaining property by worthless check from Childerler.
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D Higgins
James M. Curran
Justice Court
John Kars
James B. Glover
Joseph Shaughnessy
William Sline
Charles McKenize
C. J. Childerler
Court orders man support his wife in $10 weekly payment
Wilfred Nevin was directed by Justice Doran to furnish his wife with $10 a week for her support after being found guilty yesterday afternoon of failure to provide for his family. Complaint was filed in justice court through the county attorney's office yesterday against John Biers for failure to provide for his wife.
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Wilfred Nevin
Justice Doran
Justice Court
John Biers
Prominent bankers attend convention from Butte
Among the notable bankers in Butte to attend the convention is A N Tobie cashier of the Conrad National bank of Kalispell. He travels with his wife a former Butte resident Frances Jurgens Kleinschmidt artist. The Tobies motored from Flathead via Missoula.
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Butte
A. N. Tobie
Conrad National Bank of
Kalispell
Frances Jurgens Kleinschmidt
Tobies
Flathead
Missoula
Plaintiff Patrick Gilmore Wins Judgment Against Erik Anderson
Judge Lamb signed a default judgment yesterday awarding Patrick Gilmore one hundred dollars plus interest from Erik Anderson after Anderson failed to appear. The case records indicate a civil suit with a monetary damages ruling without trial.
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Patrick Gilmore
Erik Anderson
Elks Meeting Tonight at Butte Lodge
Frank L. Riley secretary notes an Elks gathering in Butte on Thursday evening and urges attendees to bring identification certificates for reduced fare to Billings for the state convention in August.
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Butte Lodge
Pienie Tewey
Billings Account
Frank L. Riley
DIES SUDDENLY AT DITCH JOB NEAR AMSTERDAM STATION
John L. Mc Glothin died of heart trouble while working on a ditch near Amsterdam station in Bozeman this afternoon. Coroner Gray took the body to Bozeman. no inquest will be held. He is survived by his widow.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
John L. McGlothin
Amsterdam Station
Gray
Camels Plan Picnic at Washoe Park in Anaconda
The Improved Order of Camels of the World in Butte will hold its first annual Anaconda picnic at Washoe Park on August 16. A special Milwaukee train departs 11 am from the B A & P station. return at 11 pm. The Montana lodge, incorporated February, now has about 600 members locally and plans an Anaconda lodge.
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Butte
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Harl Roe
John Gilbert
William Seileff
John Chiminette
A. Garfield
Jerene Roe
Milwaukee
Montana
Northwest States
Fires Under Control In Deer Lodge National Forest
I G Clark forest supervisor says 600 fires smoldering in Deer Lodge National forest are not yet serious. Woodsmen are deployed daily to dangerous spots as rain is hoped to curb conditions. About 40 woodsmen patrolling western forest, with 25 more planned this week.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
I. G. Clark
Butte
Salvation Army forms western territorial division
San Francisco August 4 announces creation of a new western territorial division for the Salvation Army. Headquarters will be in San Francisco and its area includes California Oregon Washington Nevada Utah New Mexico Idaho Arizona Wyoming Colorado Montana Texas panhandle and the Hawaiian islands.
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San Francisco
Western Territorial Division
The
Salvation Army
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Idaho
Arizona
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Texas Panhandle
Hawaiian Islands
Extradition Requested in Montana Burglary Case
Helena Aug. 4 Gov S W Stewart of Montana issued requisition papers to Minnesota seeking the return of Roy Reynolds colored held at St Paul on a Great Falls burglary charge. The governor seeks the suspect’s transfer to stand trial for the alleged burglary.
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Helena
Palm Trees Provide Food Timber Fuel And Fiber
Palm trees supply food and timber and also yield fuel rope fiber and sometimes material for clothing.
McTague Named Grand Marshal for Elko Picnic
Colonel Tom McTague of Deer Lodge is chosen grand marshal for the Butte Ells picnic at the Tewey ranch Race Track next Sunday. He accepts with help needed to manage 25 fawns and bells. event expects 8 000 Elks and guests from Deerlodge Missoula Anaconda and Billings with sports music dancing and basket lunches available.
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Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
Picniec
Butte Ellis
Tewey Ranch
Harry L. Hanson
McTague
Lowns
Butte Lodge
Deerlodge
Missoula
Anaconda
Billings
Elks
Elks’ Lodge
Daly Addition Citizens Protest Fire District
Protests to create a Daly Addition fire district were filed with county commissioners. About 90 residents oppose inclusion, seeking exclusion from the district which would also cover Silver Bow Park Wilson Addition and White Addition. They favor a volunteer department, not a paid one, and note plans to borrow 7000 dollars for equipment.
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Daly Addition
Silver Bow Park
Wilson Addition
White Addition
Albert Davidson
Retailers Open First Convention in Spokane
Spokane hosts the first annual convention of the Washington State Retailers association with over 400 retailers from Idaho Oregon Washington Montana and British Columbia. Tom Witten a hardware merchant from Trenton Missouri will headline the afternoon session with W J Hindley director of education and Donald K David of Harvard Business School addressing retail market and future conditions.
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Spokane
Washington State Retailers’ Association
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Montana
British Columbia
Tom Witten
Trenton
W. J. Hindley
Bureau of Education
Retailers’ Association
Donald K. David
Harvard University Graduate School of Business
National postmasters meet in Cincinnati September
Postmaster Colin M. Selph announced a national convention of postmasters will be held in Cincinnati from September 8 to 11. The event will replace the usual tri state conventions this year and will bring together members of the national association.
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ST. Louis
Postmasters
Cincinnati
Colin M. Selph
National Association of Postmasters
Judge Jackson urges reconciliation in Willoughby divorce case
In a contentious dismissal Judge Joseph R. Jackson appeals to Flora and Simon Willoughby to reunite for the sake of their two boys. He laments court battles harming the children and quotes, I would rather see polygamy rampant throughout the laws regarded lightly. The couple, amid allegations of cruelty, reported quarrels and a choking incident, with assets split and alimony not sought.
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United States
Joseph R. Jackson
Flora Willoughby
Simon Willoughby
Mr. Willoughby
Ile
Mrs. Willoughby
England
Sweet Grass County Population Rises in Decade
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Sweet Grass county Mont has grown 22.3 percent in the last decade, its population reaching 4,928 from 4,029 in 1910 and 3,086 in 1900. Treasure county is newly created with 1,990 residents.
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Standard
Washington
Sweet Grass County
Mont
Treasure County
Montana Irrigation Congress Incorporations Filed
In Helena on August 4 articles of incorporation for Montana Irrigation Congress were filed by Sam W Teagarden Alice M Teagarden Joe Kirshwing and R N Sutherlin. Tongue River Land and Livestock Co reveals capital stock increase from 300000 to 700000.
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Helena
Montana’ S Irrigation Congress
Sam W
Alice M.teagarden
Joe Kirshwing
R. N. Sutherlin
Tongue River Land and Livestock Company
Fragmented OCR: weather data and codes remain unclear
Readable facts show partial numeric entries and abbreviations such as TAS and Dee. The text lacks coherent events or names to form a full news item. No identifiable person, place, or organization is clearly present to anchor a proper summary.
Two mines lead in the anidentometer standings drive
Iminia and Alice maintained the lead in the month long safety drive with no accidents among the top two. The drive continues nine days as accidents drop by 40 percent since it began, per W. S. Bates assistant director. Steward mine slips in standings after shift adjustments. Pittsmont remains last with no accidents.
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Iminia
Alice
W. S&s. Bates
Steward
Pittsmont
Military honors shown Michael Shea at grave
Under American Legion auspices the funeral of Michael Shea was held yesterday from his sister’s home. Solemn high mass was sung at Immaculate Conception Church with Fathers Barry, Hannah and Leonard officiating. A large gathering attended. Honorary pallbearers included Jerry Shea and Michael T. Shea. Acting pallbearers listed. At the cemetery military honors followed the religious service with a U.S. soldiers detail commanded by Corporal Temple, a salute fired, and Bugler Howard Rich of the American Legion playing taps.
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Amerlcan Legion
Michael Shea
Dan Holland
Waukesha Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Barry
Father Hannah
Father Leonard
Jerry Shea
Michael T. Shea
Timothy Shea
Pat Denehy
Steve Holland
Patrick Reynolds
James P. Downey
Michael Sullivan
John Murphy
William Gilbert
Dr. Lynch
John Weins
United States
Corporal Temple
Howard Rich
American Legion
Thanking friends and neighbors for kindness after loss
The family of Joseph Keegan expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown following the death of his wife, daughter of Mr and Mrs August Betzler, sister of Gladys Trause and Robert Betzler, and thanks Montana Iron Works employees for their support.
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Joseph Keegan
August Betzler
Gladys Trause
Robert Betzler
Montana Iron Works
Advt
Esther Dalton heads to fashion centers for fall purchases
Miss Esther Dalton buyer for Murphy Softley Women s wear prepares a 10 day trip departing Sunday night from 22 West Park Street. She will visit Los Angeles then proceed to eastern markets and fashion centers to purchase fall and winter goods for the store.
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Esther Dalton
Murphy-Softley Women's
West Park Street
Los Angeles
Funeral of Miss Honora OConner in private ceremony
The funeral for Miss Honora OConner sister of Mrs. Hugh OConner will be held this morning at 9 from Walsh's chapel. Proceeding to Heart church for mass at 9 30, then interment in H Cross cemetery. Funeral private.
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Oconner
Honora O'Conner
Hugh O'Conner
Walsh
Heart Church
H Cross Cemetery
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Butte News
Orton Pros
Higgins
New Sal
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
de Horlick
Jere A. Clifford
Mtague
Elko Picnic
Thomas Metaguu
Daly Addition Citizens Protest
Postmasters’ Convention
Jackson
Sweet Grass Gates
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
East Park
Lyon
White House Coffee US
John J. M’carthy
Nettie
Badger State
Tropic West Gray Rock
Pittsmount
Dee
Hmm
Alice West Colusa
Mim Orta
Colusa Leonard
Black Rock
Traniwiy Poulin
Legion
King-Cole Garment Store
Paty
ED Rose
Y N. Main &J
Butte, Mont
Jesse G. Brown
Pd. Ady
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona St
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and
E. Park St
Cassidy & Bilboa Undertakers and
East Park St
William and Mary Burfey
Aus
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Hills Bros
White House
M'Carthy
E. Broadway
Samr
South Main Street
Lincoln
Roy Lincoln
Duggan
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Joseph Richards
Arrington Richards
George T. Wade
South
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