Butte Made Food May Be Event Of Chamber Dinner
Butte makers of food products may host a made-in-Butte dinner during the Chamber of Commerce house warming week. P L Wills proposed the idea after a visit from Joseph A Boyer of Imperial Macaroni, who seeks space to exhibit local products. A banquet for fair winners Sept 25 was announced, with top exhibitors to be invited and two youths to be sent to the State fair in September.
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Know Butte Products” Object
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
P. L. ‘Wills
Joseph A. Boyer
Imperial Macaroni Manufacturing Company
Will
Mr. Wills
Boyer
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Silver Row
Peter Potter
Chamber
Silve Bow Club
Olypia club proprietor fined for hosting underage girls
Three arrests in a week led to a police court appearance for Kitto owner of the Olypia club on East Park Street. Testimony showed two girls aged 16 and younger were found in the club after 10 PM sipping cider while their mother slept. Kitto claimed leniency and said ice cream and late visits were normal. he was fined $10 for allowing the underage girls in late hours.
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Olympia Club
East Park Street
Mike Kilto
Lillian
Kitto
Alleght
Inquest Held On Death Of Wilson Miner Killed By Train
An inquest into the death of Harry Wilson, a miner struck and killed by a Northern Pacific ore train between the Ballaklava and West Colusa mines, found he died from loss of blood and a fractured skull after being struck in a cut. Eyewitnesses, including yard foreman Lanterman and engineer Frederickson, testified about backing trains and signals before the fatal incident.
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Harry Wilson
Ballaklava
West “Colusa
Cut
Lanterman
The
Northern
Frederickson
Wilson
Whison
Marriage License Issued to Kowell and Fisher in Butte
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Butte to Jerry Kowell and Miss Hilda Fisher, both of Tacoma Washington. Mrs John Lawlor, visiting her sister in Butte, returned to her Minneapolis home. Sons of Hermann plan a Basin Creek picnic next Sunday August 15 with trucks at Stevens and Manley hall at 9 11 and 1.
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P.O
Butte
Jerry Kowell
Hilda Fisher
Tacoma
Wash
John Lawlor
A. J. Costello
Minneapolis
Sons of Hermann
Basin Creek Reservoir
Stevens & Manley Hall
Accidents Down In Butte Mines During Safety Drive
Butte mines show a further drop in the month's accident rate with Emma and Alice reporting no incidents. The drive ends Saturday, and if the record holds Emma with the large test shift could win. Field day rules announced for August 16 by W S Bates set a 10 minute drilling contest open to teams above a weight limit, with specifics on hammer and steel sizes, entries to K E M Norris in Leonard nine before Sunday, prizes listed as $2 and $1.
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Butte
Emma
Alice Mines
Eimma
W. S. Bates
KE. M
Norris
Leonard
Officials Visit Anaconda Railroad Business
Union Pacific in Butte and CM Wolfe a freight raffle agent traveled to Anaconda on railroad business yesterday. They returned to Butte last night.
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Union’ Pacific
Butte
CM. Wolfe
Anaconda
Butte Enterprise Sees Butte as Industrial Center
A Portland Telegram report quotes General Manager O M Plummer on Butte Mont as a growing industrial hub. It notes plans for a large stockyards, a Beehive of industry at Portland yards, and widespread manufacturing sites near a stockyards center. The story cites rising population, a regional market, and western expansion with Montana backing for development.
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Butte
Mont
Portland Telegram
0. M. Plummer
Plummer
Telegram
Middle Western
Spokane
Coast
Montana
Portland
Portland Stewards
Tee Wat
North Portland
Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse Company
United States
Boston
Collision results in assault charge in county court
Clarence Fry faces a second degree assault charge after an auto collision near Three Mile House on August. Danit Crowley filed the complaint alleging Fry caused injuries when his truck was struck by a car. Fry appeared in police Court and was later moved to county court due to lack of jurisdiction.
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Clarence Fry
Danit Crowley
Justi
Colema
Slater
Ely of
Juri
ORY SQUAD TAKES BIG STOCK LIQUOR
More than 225 quar bottles of Canadian whiskey and beer were seized after a seven mile chase on Eighteen Mile road southeast of Butte. John Melia and John Duggan led officers in pursuit, firing shots to stop the drivers. Two cars were stopped near Meaderville road after tire damage. Three men are jailed awaiting district court action to seize their cars, with the haul valued around $2,000.
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John Melia
John Duggan
Butte
Mquor
Continental Divide
Melia
C Ars
Mella
Duggan
Ray McEwan
Scond
Meaderville Road
Maurice Forgee
Jack
Meliste
Blaine
Jefferson
Binder Republican Candidate for County Auditor
E C Binder, a Republican candidate for county auditor, filed Saturday and completed his nomination petition day securing his full quota of signatures in record speed. Born and raised in Butte, he attended Butte High School and earned a diploma for exemplary work. Married with one daughter age 1, he lost an arm years ago in a factory accident but remains active as an accountant. His name was briefly omitted in the published list of Republican nominees yesterday despite timely filing.
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Chapman Mattress Factory
Bow County
Onitt
Judge unites two Idaho couples in ceremony
A Idaho courthouse ceremony united two couples after obtaining marriage licenses in Sliver County. The event bonded Je Nellbah and Olga Muse itaum with Dean Sk. Marshall and Miss hel Thompson, amid a simple civic ritual.
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Judge
Idaho
Helen
How “County
Je Nellbah
Olga
Muse Itaum
Dean Sk. Marshall
Hel Thompson
Butte Firemen Seek Full Pay to End Warrant Discounts
Butte business leaders and city officials met to resolve the pay warrants discount issue for city firemen. Firemen report that discounted warrants and late cashing drive many to seek other jobs, with a potential $600,000 bond vote offering a possible solution. The aim is to ensure firemen receive full pay, maintaining department operations and preventing resignations.
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Butte Chambers of Commerce
Butte Fire Department
Fire Department
P. L. Wills
Martin
Marmien
Butte
Highway Construction Traffic Detours Named In Montana Notice
Road work on the new highway between Anaconda and Butte requires traffic to use detours via Three Mile House and Opportunity Road. Southbound drivers from Morgan Evans Corner must turn, while northbound From Butte should follow Deer Ladys Road to Opportunity intersection to reach Anaconda via Opportunity H Clyde Amerbury Resident Engineer notes the disruption. Trainmaster Mercier from Livingston visited Butte this week amid state faith events.
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Otice
Anaconda Butte
Morgan Evans
Butte
Three Mile House
Opportunity
Deer” Ladys
Anaconda
H. Clyde
Amerbury
State Highway Commission
Remains of Agnes O Leary to be buried at time to be named
The late Agnes O Leary aged years died last evening. Her remains lie at 740 East Galena Street, where the funeral will be held at a time to be announced. Also, the remains of Twe and Iduar Joong aged 1 year are at their home of Mr and Mrs James He Wyndng, North MIin Street, funeral time to be announced.
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Iduar Joong
Bethe
Meo
James He
Sitte North Miin Street
O'Leary
Agnes O'leary
East Galena Street
Funeral of John Gilmore Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral of the late John Gilmore will be held at the family residence this morning at 9 30 proceeding to St Patrick’s church for high mass. Interment in St Patrick cemetery Cedar Falls Washington. The deceased, 33, is survived by his father and mother in Ireland and two brothers J Cilford of this city and J Iford of Silverton Colorado. The remains will be brought to this city for services and interment.
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Yesceraay
Sane Sears
Fe Yrom
Sherman & Eed
Sidevey
Pelletier
Meaderville
Tyornin
St. Josus
Holy Drama
Mathington
Pri Is 'Harrington
West Pacific Forest
St Lawrences Church
Mara
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Community thanks for kindness after loss of Daniel Reardon
The Reardon family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the passing of Daniel Reardon. They especially thank Mr Ed Kennec, Breward firm employees, and those who sent floral offerings. Signed by Mrs Daniel Reardon and family.
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Hus
Daniel Fe
Weara Hy
Ed Kennec
Breward Fine
Daniel F. Reardon
Frank Reardon
C.J. Reardon
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