Butte Current Notes Offerings and Travel Notices
Brief items from Butte noting rental listings at Orton Bros Walker's, various residents leaving for San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago Seattle and Vancouver, new births and visitors, local business promotions at The Clothery and Irish's harness shop, and travels of Miss Moran Miss Nimmo and Miss Rouchleau. Also mentions Montana Fire insurance Slemons Booth and Yoren Bros. banking interests and a public volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Walker's
Penn
Bi K
Leese
Butte Grill
A. E. Adams
San Francisco
KE. Fetters
Los Angeles
Sam Lendenhall
The
Clothery
North Main
Joseph J. Murphy
J. Thoma
Vancouver
B.C
Coure
Milwaukee
J. H. Rowe
Missoula
M. J. Johnson
Yester York
M. Meyer
East
P. Morris
Seattle
East Park
E.D. Leavitt
Butte
Elizabeth B. Moran
Chicago
Dr. Ironside
North Main Street
Yoren Bros
Mary Comerford
Fortland
Montana Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
J. G. Landers
Julia Landers
Lex Aas Goles
Louis Galser
Dakota Street
Kate Peters
Anaconda
C.J. Belly
W. C. Patterson
James ¢. George
Charles
D." Lanterman
South Arizona Street
Sterling
Helena
Clara O'Connor Daly
West Uarte Street
George R. Safley
Ozeman
Charles T. Shearer
Bryan Irvine
Victoria
Bellingham
Roger C. Kemp
Montana Electric Company
New York
Dave Watt
Oregon
P.O
Lula Nimmo
Murray Hospital
Mia Nimmo
Yellowstone Park
Margaret McGovern
Phil McDonnell
West Aluminumtreet
Worn
James McGovern
Charlotte Rouchleau
Minneapolis
Helen Copenharve
They
T. J. Nemny
Annie
England
Ireland
Scotland
London
of Commons
Maude Boyington
Parisian Cloak and Suit Company
Butte City Council Frames Current Tax Rates and Duties
Butte aldermen spent over two hours in a meeting approving a 15.210 mill tax package including general, street, sinking, bears, and firemen’s disability. The bill was sent to the Judiciary committee amid protests over lighting and paving. A special three-member rate committee was named to prepare a street rate schedule. The council also acted on liquor license restoration and police matters, with several items referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Judiciary Committee
William "Meyer
West Park Street
Woolman Street
Duncan
al German Nerny
Owen McCaw
Grigg, Ladendorf
Allingwood
Sanger
John Leary
Fire and Water Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Russell
Murphy
Mercury Street
Marcia Street
Walter * 9
Miner” Company
Inter’ Mountain
Inter
Mountain
Mliner
Alaska
al Saner
George Woody
Joseph T. Silver
W. J. Walsh
Seaion
Robert Metcalf
Casey Street Honor Focuses City Improvements
The city council approved naming Casey Street to honor a local figure, swapping Clark on the west side, and changing Columbia to Clark as part of street renaming tied to public works. Transit purchases, ore transport franchise, and street grading measures were discussed alongside payroll and bill approvals totaling about $32,290.63 and several vendor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Clark
Timber Tutte Milling Company
Clark Enterprise
Northern Pacific
Montana Street
Street Railway ‘Company
Ordnance
Butte Hardware Company
Fin Committee
Wheeling
Great Northern Railway
Palmer Company
Montana Investment Center Sees Growth For Butte
Judd of the National Real Estate Exchanges urged Montana as a capital magnet at a Silver Bow club dinner. He said Montana could attract vast capital now diverted to other West projects and predicted Butte’s population could reach 150,000 as development expands. Other speakers noted civic improvements raise property values and that planning should reflect a larger city scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Silver Bow Club
S. Judd
Judd
Hutte
Butte
Aida
West
Chicago
Edward
Butte Real Estate Exchange
General Warren
Mantle & Warren
Buite
V. Kemper
James H. Rowe
A. T. Morgan
C. E. Meagher
A. J. Davis
First National Bani
Building Council Vows to Finish Emer son School
The Butte Building Trades council met amid friction between old and new hod carriers unions over the Emer son school project. Trustees Henderson Gainor and Architect Stremner, with contractor Walsh, attended as work has been suspended ten days. The council guaranteed enough labor to finish the building before the new term, and work was expected to resume today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Building Trades Council
Emerson
Charles Henderson
Lou Gainor
Stremner
William Walsh
Walsh
Ttme
Ansonia Programme Draws Large Audiences
Large crowds enjoyed the Ansonia programme with capacity houses for the second half week opening. The Necklace of Crushed Rose Leaves drew warm reception, The Tourists provided steady comedy, Pathe's Weekly educates, and Miss Peart with Miss Davis plus a five piece orchestra pleased. Aquatic sports at Lake Avoca attracted many, canoe races and boat events held, Nile boat race results noted, and Sunday events postponed due to cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Pathe's Weekly
Peart
Davis
A. H. Carn
Lake Avoca
Menney
Kendall
Wrady
Feld
Connor
Pinished
Paul
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Bvtte News
Revertisina
Toric and Kryptok
Sharon Eyeglasses
Afton
Dane High
the Clothery
Winteraalter Hannngoorner Park
Dakota SI
Ter
Gow
Columbus
W. E. Davies
A. Spe
Metropolitan Police
Clark Street
Casey Street
Timber Butte Milling Company
Yatanans
Thorn
Jesse C. Kelly
J. Carter
E. Peel
Divide
Chtonwo
Mt Banqnet
Mountana
Mye
London Standard
Aberdeen
Mose Linz
Lends
North Main ST
Zy Alma
J. J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
Mallenegil School of
Aerem How
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite and
Wyoming
Music Cabinet
Tegular
Orden Howe
Speazaiso
Ike
Sago
Brownfield Canty
W.park ST
Kate
Weinberg
C.C. Muska, M. T. D
Drustes Vo
Utica
Dietet
Montana St
ED Rose
Butte, Mont
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