Butte Visitors Register At Local Hotels And Notices
A column lists visitors in Butte from Dillon Libby Livingston Missoula and other towns. Dentists miners and businessmen stay at the Arizona New Finken and The New Pinita hotels while attending business or visiting friends. A Sons of St George picnic is planned at Gregson with special train to depart at 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wilts
Virginia
New Finken
Gene Dowling
Arizona
al Kerehenberg
Livingston
Veryraterday
Quceta
Pinte Mes
Francie Angelis
Tenino
Wake
Murphy
Voruand
Charice Wagner
Werner Vitae
Bute
Tiner
A. George
Rest Palla
A C
W. Brakings
Bannack
New Pinien
Win Butt
Sam R. Caruso
Otto Wick
Missoula
New Finien
New Saturday Post
P. O
Adv
Ted Elphimore
Jack Hennesy
Dillon
James Lynch
Romans
Spokane
Mies
Carrie Eecott
Libby
Arizans
Sons of George
Sons of St George
Gregson
City plans dredging bids for Sliver Bow creek project
City engineers prepare plans and estimates to advertise for bids to dredge Sliver Bow creek and straighten its channel from east of Harrison avenue to west of Montana street. The three mile project also covers Bell creek bed and aims for completion before next spring floods.
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Bow Creek
Wierenstein
Harrison Avenue
Montana Street
Centennial Brewery
Silver Bow
Bell Creek
James J. Rowe
Wiegenstein
Big Hole region eyed for mining boom and cattle prosperity
Richard Hathaway reports on a new Wisdom Silver Mining Co discovery near the Big Hole Basin. A tunnel cut into hillside yielded 15% silver ore with assays around 164 dollars per ton, sparking talk of railroad needs and future mining expansion. Hathaway also notes plans to boost hay production and cattle fattening, signaling a prosperous year ahead for the Big Hole district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hathaway
Big Hole Basin News
United States
Butte
Banner
Big Hole
Baitor Hathaway
Wisdom
Silver Mining Company
F. J. Arnold
Spokane
Montana
E.N. Jones
B. Miller
Showers Bring Relief From Sizzling Weather Across Regions
Brief showers yesterday offered respite from extreme heat, lowering highs to around 82 and cooling nights to the mid sixties. Forecasters warn practical relief is limited as drought and forest fire risks persist, with July and August rainfall far below historic totals.
Butte Flower Show Delayed Opens Aug 21
Butte’s sixth annual flower show, delayed from Aug 20 to Aug 21, will run through Aug 23 at the chamber of commerce. Arrangements are led by the Rocky Mountain Garden club and the chamber of commerce as business closes for a civic holiday.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Police seek to locate mother in missing child case
Police search for Walker 25 whose home was thought in Walkerville and whose missing son, age of the deceased, prompted a telegram from a Billings undertaking firm. Attempts were made yesterday to locate the mother, but she could not be found.
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Walker
Walkerville
Billings
Butte Briefs Highlight Meeting and Birth News
A Saturday evening gathering is planned at Mr. Patrick's social center for participants in the Catholic tela day. News from Butte confirms the arrival of a baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C. Auer of Sulla Idaho. Mrs. Auer is formerly Miss Venita Hauschildt of the cast.
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Mr. Patrick's Social Center
Butte
C. Auer
Sulla
Idaho
Auer
Venita Hauschildt
Plated Silver in Poor Investment Debate at Butte Club
Colin J. Christie addressed the Butte Exchange Club on the jewelry industry relation to mining. He argued jewelry predates mining, noted metals used from gold to lead, and warned that silver plating damages the silver mining trade. He urged support for solid silver and criticized advertising that promotes plated wares over real silver.
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C. L. Christie of
Leys
Colin J. Christie
Butte Exchange Club
Thornton Hotel
H. A. McAlpin
Joseph Warne
Harrison Avenue
Enterpri
Exchange Club
Girl Scouts
Christie
Tony
Association of Silver Producers
Aesocrate
Midget Boxers to Appear at Picnic
Local event announces midget boxers will perform at the town picnic. Officials say the exhibition aims to entertain families and showcase youth talent with several short bouts planned.
Fungus Menaces Poplar Trees In Butte Area
In a letter to Dr. Peter Potter from the U S Department of Agriculture plant pathologists warn of a widespread fungus, cytoxpora chrysosparma, causing serious twig and trunk blight on Populus species, notably Canadian poplar, especially in stressed street, lawn, and cemetery plantings. They urge drastic removal and burning of diseased material to save remaining poplars.
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Peter Potter
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Butte
Rocky Mountain States
Potter
Iycock
Absentee Ballot Rush Sees 200 Applications in Butte
Clerk William Malloy announced two hundred residents had applied for absent voter ballots. Ballots mailed today must reach destinations within ten days for completion and return to Butte. Names include John K. O Rourke John A. Ryam H A Gallwey Emmet Le Dee P Arthur Trimble Patrick McCaw Alma Th Hinkle Mike Quinn Allen se fdoattie Tim Fogarty Olive in and eisior John J. McHatton Henry Hughes Anna Wranklin Jamon J Stagan and others from varied locations.
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William Malloy
Butte
Hutte
John K. O'Rourke
John A. Ryam
Los Angeles
H. A. Gallwey
Emmet le Dee
Salt Lake
Cleary
Seattle
John G. Douris
Ishpeming
Mich
P. Arthur Trimble
Molen Ferns
San Francisco
Ki. Morler
Riverside
Cal
Patrick McCaw
Alma Th Hinkle
Town
Frank Krabler
Portland
John Lind~ Tay
Burlington
Loula J. Guerra
Minneapolis
Lillian Pitapatrick
Pasadena
Allen
Mike Quinn
Fluery Mulligan
Mike Murphy
Fort Harrison
Tim "Fogarty
Chelton
Mase
Olive In and Eisior
Mrs. Morier
John J. McHatton
Henry Hughes
Anna Wranklin
Jamon J. Stagan
Lawyers of Montana Meet at Boulder Springs
The lamvere of Montane will hold two days state bar association meeting at Boulder Mountain on August 28 and 30. A large attendance from across the state and especially from Butte is expected. Senator Charles Leonard of made opens Friday morning with Leonard and W. Piggott. Judge George B. Wine will present other legislative measures.
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Lamvere
Montane
State Bar Association Moeine
Boulder Mot
Auk
Butte
Charles
Leonard
Made
Piggott
George B. Wine
Belief His Death Attributed To Sleeping Sickness
A man identified as Donnelly Leeds, superintendent of the Michigan City Indiana Electric Company's power plant, died in a Butte hospital after a visit with Butte friends. Officials tour Montana staffing Northern Pacific Yellowstone area. Leeds had previously worked at Fort Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Donnelly Leeds
Michigan City, Indy and Electric ‘Company
Yellowstone Park
Ior
Fort Benton
Tor
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