Butte Current Notes and Local Notices Montage
A condensed roundup of names and small items from Butte area life includes arrivals and departures of residents, travel plans to Denver Portland Vancouver and Salt Lake, dental and insurance services, bookshop offerings, and social visits. Notable mentions include Mrs J Brennan and Mrs Sullivan on vacation, Dr Ironside for dental work, Montana Fire Insurance agents Slemong and Booth, and Thomas Murphy’s family at 802 North Wyoming Street. A few names indicate ongoing trips to eastern states and a likely political note about Wilfon’s anticipated victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Hros
Wallce's
Penn
Leese
Nurta
Frisoe
Action Tripe
Gorman
Albion
Law
Tuscon, Wolfe
Denver
Harry Young
Portianis
Bast Park
TH. Hubbard
Stockton
Gladye Griffith
Rozemary
North Mal
Parrot Street
Brown
Guwiech
A.B. Melzner
Boulder Springs
Ason
Thomas F. Murphy
North
Wyoming Street
Brennan
J. Sullivan
Salt Lake
A. L. Cutting
Lutte
Bessie Stone
Misunula
University
P. O. News
W. J. Hannan
Board of Under- Writers
Mia
Theodore Sheehan
Fred Rockraw
New York
Chicago
Genevieve Stock
Three Forks
Mira Druce Allen
Miss Stock
Severn
Ing . Allen
Thomas J. Adama
T. B. Mulcahy
Butte Independent
Maurice Sulivan
Brooklyn
A. L. Smith
Daughtore
Mobile
Ala
Ministers Discover Corpse In A Creek
Ministers Rev. C. A. Besroad and Rev. Trunk Topkins found a badly decomposed man’s body in Pipestone canyon below the forks, near a fallen log trap. Coroner Andrew Les of Jefferson County was notified. investigators could not confirm foul play. The body measured about five feet eight inches, weighed around 130 pounds, with brown hair and clothing including brown corduroy trousers and a blue army shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miea
C. A. Besroad
St Hans's Methodish Episcopal Church
Trunk Topkins
South Side Methodist Church
Bulle
Andrew Les
Jefferson County
Rexroad
Smith
Siiver Bow County
Lien
Fefferson County
Spire Rock
Local Sons of Pioneers Plan County Organization
Local Sons of Pioneers will form an organization in Silver Bow county. All sons and daughters of pioneers living in the county are asked to attend a meeting Friday evening at rooms 310 and 318 Phoenix deck, at 8:86 o'clock, to form the organization before a meeting at Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Silver Baw County
Phoenix Deck
O'Einek
Teis
Unsl
Montana
C. Gilchrist
du Bar Owhich
Elu
Supreme Court
Liver Bow County
Welling
Lhis T
Twine
Mike
Bar Association
Towen
Almi
Substitutes Named On Teaching Corps At Washington School
The Washington school board approved a list of substitutes for the coming term including Catherine Byrne, Hlmer Doyle, Amy Bunt, Laura Collier, Julia Cognit, Trene Vezell, Mary Derysdale, Joanne Driscoll, Elsa Fase, May Fogarty, Alla Graces, Eleanor oughran, Marian Mahoney, Jennie Murphy, Etel la Nettovern, Marian Nichols, Lina Plati, Dora Reichert, Leliah Hassel, Helen Shanley, Mary She and Live Sullivan. The board also elected KR Heinon as mathematics instructor in the high school and discussed building inspection issues tied to recent condemnations at the Washington school. The Emerson addition progress was reported with lathe work begun and contractor boosts, while the architect noted speed concerns. the board directed steps to speed up work and ensure openings on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Wutté
Catherine Byrne
Hlmer Doyle
Amy Bunt
Laura Collier
Julia Cognit
Trene Vezell
Mary Derysdale
Joanne Driscoll
Elsa Fase
May Fogarty
Alla Graces
Eleanor Oughran
Marian Mahoney
Jennie Murphy
Etella Nettovern
Marian Nichols
Lina Plati
Dora Reichert
Leliah Hassel
Helen Shanley
Mary She
Live Sullivan
KR. Heinon
Stilas
Woliding
Hojlund
Tee
Bel
J. G. Link
George Nelson
Hermann Kenna
Thomas Driiscoll
Fred Melcher
Arong
Nine Dead In Violent Incidents Across Butte
A string of violent deaths left nine people dead since last Friday in Butte. Victims include a man shot, several suicides, and a fall from a train. Names and addresses appear with scattered details on where and how each death occurred. Authorities, including the coroner, are investigating. some cases remain uncertain.
South Side Garden Contest Rated Bigger Than Ever
The gardens in the south side competition are judged by head gardener Siegel of Columbia gardens with assistant W. W. Donks. The entry list is larger than ever and the gardens are more beautiful and more significant. Results announced August 20 at South Side association meeting.
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South Side
Entertaining Grand Junior Wardin Lewis A Smith Visit
Special dispatch reports two Masonic judges in Gexeman plan a Wednesday evening meeting to honor Lewis A Smith of Butte, a representative of the grand master. The event includes lodge inspection, a formal work presentation, and a subsequent social chance.
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Standard
Molly backs insurer in Steer Lodge accident report
A collision while driving with her sister near Cold Creek left Molly with both arms broken. Dr Crabb of Deer Lodge treated and set fractures, reporting the patient is recovering as well as could be expected under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steer Lodge
Mix
Thomas Tol
Tenark
Cold Creek
Dr. Crabb
Deer Lodge
Mresby
Disputed Beans Fire Traps Men Near Falls
In a report from August 13 in an obscure English dispatch an incident near Falls involves Mike Tata and Japanese associates. A fire destroyed a real asset at a former site. Rescue teams saved men trapped by a closing den, stripping clothing in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Tata
Ralmhowaya
Sonth Hospital
Hata
Moicy Ve
Mal Yea The Ta int and the Political Fight
A clipped political note urges readers to follow The Standard Montana for current events. It mentions a daily and Sunday edition priced at $1 per month, delivered by carrier or mail to U.S. Canada and Mexico post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qe Standard
Montana
Itv2
Newsy
United States
Canada
Mexico
Pitched under car fatal accident near race crowds
Fred Sioeking a 24 year old resident of SL Mast Galem street died when a wheel struck him under a street car while crossing a street near the races. Conductor Lee Hammondtres and motorman Mike Aind docks handled the scene. He was a miner born in England, living in Butte five years, survived by relatives in England and the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Dawn Oy bin
Fred Sioeking
Galem Street
Pal
Hocking
Artzoun
Te Automobile
Fkey
Mike Ainddocks
Covoner
Richards
Tle
England
Butte
Felg
George Kemp
W. J
George Simons
Globe
Ariz
Richmond
Big Drilling Match Money Pledged at Miners Union Hall
Pickens and Page won the fvgt prize for drilling at the Miners Union while Smnt and Mil finished second for relate steel. The event, set for Labor Day, drew $100 wagers from each team with President Dennis Murphy overseeing. Lindquist and Michelson placed second in the mfelein weight drifting, and a tentative plan pairs the heavy and middleweight bouts, with purses expected to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Page
Fvgt
Miners Union Pirnte
Smnt
Mil
Iccaunt
Relate Steel
We Miners’ Union Hall
Dennis Murphy
Siint
Uisett Thas Chey
Recall of Judges and Law Decisions in Open Meeting
Two lawyers spoke in a lively public session on recall of judges and legal decisions. The discussion covered professional conduct, complaints to the bar association, and calls for clearer procedures to handle allegations against attorneys and protect the public from unethical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Shen
Wold
Kenton Tir
Leo Nake
Rte
Administration of Justice
Washington law association meeting details in Tacoma report
An account of a Washington State Bar Association gathering in Tacoma covers speeches on judges and judiciary, reactions to Major Route’s paper, and the presentation of charges against several lawyers. Mentions committee actions, court proceedings, and recognition of the Dutee fire department service at a Dakota Street incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telsilieneye
Rome
Hutte
Jusse J. Ttuaie
Washington State
Tacoma
Te Abe
Autorney
Miwry
Thaigh Heath
Ian
Gilvheist
Secerate
Gels
Auiterney
Hamer Finn
Republican Committee
Lynch
Sanger
Paumie
Dutee Fire Department
Plax
Pen
Dakota Street
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Butte News
Brandway
Sharon
Estone Canyon
Sons OF Pioneers
the Clothery
Special Department For Motor Clothes
American Movement
Towle
Winterralter-Hanaten Go, Gorner Park and
Dakota Sts
sthGarn Board
Hell
Waskington School
Arent
Dewing
Initiites
Amy
Emersons
Discugeton
Thomas Slouski
California
Nvenus
Kelle
Michard Kelly
South Main Street
Wiliam O'Neill
Weet Granite Street
Eed
Bernice
Harles Larson
East Mercury Street
Ataconda Hill
Jere DD. Shea
Souvic
Gadens
MHS
Molly Backs
Dees Prom Beans
KIREU
AOUL
Northwest
Shenon Ranch
Lawlor & Rowe
Granite Street
Ruste, Mont
Wondiien
Pinernt
Nelebhor
Alexander Gray
Magpie Temple
Tony
MJ. Enigern
Tsitteemop, LA OW
Ding Winndas
Mose Linz
Lends
North Main ST
Hbs
Mie
Skadlock
W Ellen
Skoyser
Dover
Thurston
Venckel
Boye
Montana Hardware Co
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Qalintin Valley
Pacific
Saengerfest
Pioneer Line
Northern Pacific Railway
W.H. Merriman
D. F
P. A
Pimemen Tacbiy
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
Polnta
M. J) Sullivan
Alharobra
Mang
South Main
McMonegal
Tte
Ladlea
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
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