Dinner for Mr Dunshee Honored at Farewell Party
Bertram H. Dunshee retiring as assistant manager of mines at Anaconda company was feted at Silver Bow club. He and family plan to move to California with business ties in Ventura county and Los Angeles, after a long service noted by many colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram H. Dunshee
Anaconda Company
Silver Bow Club
Dunshee
Leilah Russe
Santa Barbara
Cal
Fointly Automobile
Dunshees
California
Los Angeles
Molly Wood
Ventura County
Dunedee
Leaders of War Chest Meet In Public Session Today
The Silver Bow county war chest executive committee will convene at the Silver Bow club this afternoon at 4 o'clock to review contributions and other matters since the last meeting. The session is open to the public and all contributors involved in the community relief fund are invited. War chest payments for August are being received at headquarters in the Standard office on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County War Chest
Silver Bow Club
War Chest
Community Relief Fund
Standard Office
North Main Street
Cal
Not to Increase Street Car Fare in War Years
A city street railway official states there will be no fare rise unless operation becomes impossible without extra fares. Manay J. R. Wharton says a 6 cent per hour wage increase for workers does not translate into higher fares and notes wartime costs are being met without raising street car prices. He submitted the wage issue to the War Labor Board but promises no fare increase if the board allows only the wage tweak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manay J. R. Wharton
Street Railway Company
William B. Wison
National War Labor Board
Mantle Heads Board to Educate Draft Class I Officers
Senator Lee Mantle chairs a newly formed joint board of instruction aiding city and county exemption boards. The group aims to inform class one boys about military life, duties, and regulations to prevent misunderstandings before entrainment. Capt L P Randers named vice chairman. offices offered by Hugh Wilson on East Broadway. Additional members to be appointed. draft age limits may widen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Board of Instruction
Lee" Mantle
Capt
L. P. Randers
W Hesday
Hellbronner Company
East Broadway
Instruction Board
Hugh Wilson
Tutte
Senator Lee Mantle
John J. O'Meara
Thomas Lavell
HI. Wilton
P.J. Brophy
Louis’ Gainer
Alexander’ Gainer
Alexander Graham
D. J. Bertoglio
D. D. Holmes
Henry Crangle
W.M. Boyle
Roy Ayers
John E. Reid
N. Bradley
Sam
Davis
Another Butte Boy 15 Among Killed in Action
Leonard Metters died in action somewhere in France on June 25. The 15 year old, who had lived in Butte for over five years, boarded with Mrs. Alice Hender and worked at the Pennsylvania mine. Born in England he joined Canada overseas forces on Sept 4 and reached France in November. He wrote monthly letters to Mrs. Hender, with the last dated June 29, the day he was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Metters
France
Alice Hender
East Park Street
Canadan War Department
Butte
Hender
Pennsylvania
England
Canadian “Overseas Forces
Conserving Bones in War Measure Reported
The Food Administration cites a new salvage method using old bones to support troops and civilians. It notes Birmingham England bones are collected by butchers then sold to housewives, with profits shared and bones processed for glycerine phosphates manure and animal feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Birmingham
England
National Salvage Council
United States
First List of Voters Near Completion
The printers’ list of registered voters is nearly finished by clerks and stenographers in the office of Clerk and Recorder Anderson. Petitions for nomination for county offices must be filed by 5 p.m. August 12, while state office petitions expired yesterday. Voters’ forms show the sole diet is a qualified voter and are mailed with ballots after nominations close. Votes are held by the clerk until election day and placed in home precinct ballot boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ryan's Son Enters the Aviation Service
Carlos Ryan, 18, son of John D. Ryan, director general of aircraft production, trains to be an aviator and will soon fly machines built under his father's supervision. He studied in the East and is a neighbor of Dan Hennessy, son of D. J. Kennessey, now in the Marine Corps at Pensacola. Hennessy, athletic at 5 feet 8 inches and 165 pounds, left Butte last fall to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Ryan
John D. Ryan
Young
Ityan
Butte
Wople
National
Rvice
Dan f'Vennessy
D. J. Kennessy
Hennessy Dore
Hennessy
Marineros
Pensacola
Mar
Two brothers debate joining a western town church
A Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph story fragment recalls two brothers who ran a wool trade in a small western town. One brother converts and urges the other to join the church, while the other weighs the idea, saying a firm member must weigh the wool trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bill
Jake
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Dunshee
Friends
CC. W. Goodale
John Gillie
W. B. Rodgers
Lee Mantle
George F. Moulthrop
J. H. Case
J. H. Vivian
F.W. McCrimmon
G. A. Laugier
J. §. Wild
J. E. Stephenson
C. H. Hand
M.A. Jierger
K. A. McArthur
W. J. Creden
J. Ii Warner
A. H. Hellbon
James A. Bryan
A. R. Curie
B. E. Calkins
E. 8. Howell
J. R. Wharton
T. B. Moore
T. J. Murray
JH. Durston
W. J. Hall
H. A. Gallwey
TL. Ruble
A. J. Davis
L'a. Hellbronner
N. Th. Braty
Fatkolman
Harvey A. Tucker
City Police Commission
Maloney
Paris
Mangin
Silver Lake
Butte Butchers’ ‘Union
Anaconda Butchers and Clerks’ Unions
Senator Mantle IO
Victrola
Peter Thompson
Tate
Mary Janes
Centerville
Tree
Ceylon
Hartley
Waterloo Valley Green Peas
Waterloo Valley
Eger Erices
Eewice
Migue
Leeh
Rosa Bonneur
Detaille
New York
Nainsock
Dimity
Madras
Wilson Bros
Morris
Manhattan
Ryan
Aviation Service
Bell-Ans
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