Butte Notes Visitors Stay at Local Hotels Over Weekend
Dr. Cole a Butte dentist checks in at the West Park. Mr and Mrs R A Gilman from Norris visit friends and stay at the Arizona. J P Holland from Great Falls plans weekend business in Butte and is registered at the Arizona. P Rendler from White Sulphur Springs visits for the weekend, staying at the Thornton. Mrs Jessie Gibson and Miss Mayme Bay travel from Basin to shop and visit, guests at the Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gilman
Norris
Arizona
J. P. Holland
Great Falls
Butte
The
P. Rendler
White Sulphur Springs
Thornton
Jessie Gibson
Mayme Bay
Basin
N. H. Baldwin
Spokane
C. W. Blair
Helena
Buttle
New Finlen
J. C. Chalmers
Boremap
E. L. Hughes
Missoula
Charles Ff’. Kally
Miles City
L. B
L. Logan
Havre
H. D. Shepard
Hamilton
Mrrag Fees
Townsend
Finlen
Butte Visitors Among Peak Winter Locals and Ads
A roundup lists several out of town visitors in Butte for the weekend including A F Grupp from Twin Bridges, Mrs Warren Evans from Deer Lodge, and George Kearney from Deer Lodge. It notes hotel guests at the Thornton and New Finlen and local ads for strawberries and vacation offerings at Hunter's Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Grupp
Twin Bridges
Butte
Warren Evans
Deer Lodge
P. O. News
R. B. Bowden
Bozeman
Thornton
George &. Kearney
Kiwanis Clubs Urge More Votes In Fall Campaign
Montana Kiwanis clubs join 1200+ clubs nationwide in a nonpartisan effort to boost voter turnout this fall. Victor M. Johnson, Kiwanis International president, says the campaign aims to promote intelligent citizenship with no fundraising or partisanship. Local officers were informed of the meeting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Kiwanis Clubs
United States
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
Victor M. Johnson
Two Men Freed on Judge Jackson's Order
Judge Joseph R. Jackson ordered the release of John Drew and W F King from the Livingston County jail on payment of 200 dollars each. They had been jailed since July 8 after being fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 60 days for contempt by Judge H J Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
John Drew
W. F. King
H. J. Miller
Livingston
No Blame Fixed For Fatal Auto Accident
Coroner's jury could not fix responsibility in the death of George T. Beach after an inquest held yesterday. Witnesses said Beach was pinned under a Ford coupe and tracks suggested he was crowded from the highway by a passing car. The verdict found death due to shock and hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Beach
Beach
Arthur EB. Collett
Butte and Anaconda Butchers to Host Grand Picnic
The butchers of Butte and Anaconda announce an open house at Gregson on August 20 a grand joint picnic with a long sports program from 7 am to midnight. Special trains via B A & P railway will ferry crowds. A beer killing contest will crown country champions with 14 rules and 100 possible points. A ball game tug of war racing horseshoe pitching and other amusements are planned to entertain a monster crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Gregson
Committee On
B. A. & P. Railway
Butehere
Picture thrills in reindeer stampede at The Blizzard
Film notes from William Fox adaptation of Selma Lagerlof story shows real reindeer stampede in a Arctic blizzard. The Blizzard screens at the Miasto theater for two days with added features including The Christmas Handicap and an educational reel on the Equator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far
North
William Fox
Selma Lageriof
Mialto Theater
Miasto
Bel
Ollers
Annual Basket Picnic Announcement for Maccabees Hives at Gregson
The Ladies of the Maccabees will hold an annual basket picnic at Gregson on Sunday August 10 with hive numbers 45 569 and 365 in Bilwer Bow and Washoe. Buases will leave the library at 10 a m for a round trip fare of 50 cents. Dr William Burns of Sheridan returned home yesterday after a professional call to Lutie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Leaf Hive
Bilwer Bow Hive
Washoe Hive
Gregson
William Burns
Sheridan
Lutie
Forgery convict Walter Collins Sentenced to 3 to 6 Years
Walter Collins, 59, pleaded guilty to forgery in district court before Judge J J Lynch and received a three to six year sentence in the state prison at Deer Lodge. He admitted guilt and asked for consideration of his age as he neared 60. He forged a $2800 check on the State Bank of Taft California, tried to cash it in Butte, and was found with stamps and blank checks. He will be transported to Deer Lodge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Collins
J. J. Lynch
Deer Lodge
Callins
Lynch
Collins
Taft
Cal
First National Bank of
Butte
California
Floyd Noyes Explains The Assaying Of Metals
Exchangites heard Floyd Noyes of the Leonard mine assay office discuss the methods and importance of assaying metals at the Butte luncheon. The A C M operates two modern labs at High Ore and Leonard, handling 17000 to 22000 determinations monthly on Butte ores and other materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Floyd Noyes
Leonard Mine Assay
Radio Girls
Winter Gardens Amusement Company
Joe Warne
Troyd Noyes
A. C. M. Company
High Ore Mine
The
Leonard
Noyes
Mrs Detloff Buried At St. Mark's Church Service
Mrs Wilhelmina Detloff mother of Mrs M D Hudtloff and wife of the St Mark's Lutheran pastor was buried after solemn services at St Mark's Church conducted by Rev Fr Ziegier of Helena. The funeral left from the Hudtloff home at 221 South Montana street and burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detloff
Wilhelmina Detloff
M. D. Hudtloff
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s Church
FR. Ziegier
Helena
Hudtloff
South
Montana Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Camping Permits Ready for Sou Areas
The Butte forest office has received camp fire permits for local residents planning trips in affected areas. The Bitter Root forest restricts fires in the Skalkaho watershed from June 1 to September 30. Permits require small open fires, no contact with trees, clearing around the fire, never leaving it unattended, and extinguishing with water then dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Forest Service
John Taylor
Deer Lodge Forest
John W. Lowell
Bitter Root National Forest
Bitter Root Forest
Skalkaho
Young man seeks aid after two drinks of moonshine
John Riggs, a man who wandered the city, was found in bad shape after two drinks of moonshine. He arrived at the police station claiming a lost $25 in a letter, led officers to a soft drink place where J. C. Hall was arrested. Hall pleaded not guilty and was fined $25. Riggs testified and was later hospitalised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riggs
Riggs
South Arizona
J. C. Hall
Hall
Camp Fire Girls Entertained by Quartet at Lake
The Treasure State quartet A G Lewis R M Hobbs D T Malloy and C W Towne entertained more than 100 Camp Fire Girls at Brown's Lake on Wednesday evening. They presented comedy patriotic numbers and various features with encores. A highlight was a number dedicated to Miss Helen Whitmore camp executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State
A. G. Lewis
R. M. Hobbs
D. T. Malloy
C. W. Towne
Brown's Lake
Wingers
Helen Whitmore
Northern Pacific seeks grazing in transit rate relief
Division Freight Agent Merriman reports to St. Paul that the Northern Pacific filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to publish a grazing in transit privilege for cattle moving from Montana points west of Logan to St. Paul and Chicago. If approved, stock moving now through December will be allowed to stop east of Logan for grazing at a cost of 5.85 dollars per car above the through rate to Chicago or St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
Logan
Chicago
Now
Dee
Miss Nell Malloy Dies in Missoula After Illness
Miss Nell Malloy formerly with Connell company visiting sister Mrs Frank Jones of Missoula died there after an operation. 47 native of Hoosac Tunnel Mass she came to Butte 32 years ago. Survived by sister Mrs Jones Missoula brother John Malloy Bonner aunt Mrs Mary Murray Butte and two cousins Mrs C M Rooney and Miss Jane O'Brien Butte. Body to arrive today noon and funeral set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Malloy
Connell Company
Frank Jones
Missoula
Butte
Miss Malloy
Mies Malloy
Hoosac Tunnell
Mass
Mrs. Jones
John Malloy
Bonner
Mre
Mary Murray
G A R Picnic At Columbia Gardens Draws Members
The Ladies of the G A R hosted an outdoor picnic at Columbia Gardens this week with over 40 attendees. Guests included George Dimnent Simon Hauswirth and Frank Barrett of Lincoln post No 2 G AR. Activities featured hikes storytelling and a plenic lunch in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RS
Columbia Gardens
G. A. Fr
George Dimnent
Simon Hauswirth
Frank Barrett
Lincoln Post
G. AR
Dan Connell Dies in Butte at 45
Dan Connell a native of Ireland and longtime Butte resident died yesterday morning in a local hospital at age 45. He leaves his wife and daughter Mary of Butte a sister Maggie and brother Don in Ireland a brother John of San Francisco and sister-in-law Mrs Mary Fagan of Butte. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at the home of Barney Call 402 East Granite street with a Mass at St Marys church followed by burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Connell
Ireland
Butte
Mary
Maggie
Don
John
San Francisco
Mary Fagan
Barney Call
East
Granite Street
Mase
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Hunter's Hot Springs
George McCarm
Kiwanis
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Mian
Betty Compson
Miami
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