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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
5
Butte Notes: Pianos, Guests, and Shop Visit Notes
Dillon visitors include A Potts and B Fairchild at the Thornton and Acoma hotels in Butte. Idaho, Montana, and local businessmen from Helena, Lewistown, Livingston, Deer Lodge, and Anaconda are listed as guests or registering at the Acoma or Thornton. Newsstand trips and travel to Wolf Creek are noted for several locals. Fr L Leonard travels from Missoula to Butte for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
A. Potts
Dillon
Thornton
Michael Barclay
Hutte Hotel
Blackfoot
Idaho
T. F. McLoughlin
Helena
Acoma
Co. P. Davis
Lewistown
Butte
Co. B. Fairchild
Fred Campbell
Livingston
FE. B. Roe
Laura Hildreth
William Richard
Deer Lodge
Nellie Snyder
Great Falls
Julia Rafferty
Kitty Keane
Margaret Murphy
Anaconda
Wolf Creek
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
Argosy
Movie Weekly
Love Stories
Screenland
P. O
Fr. L. Leonard
Missoula
J. G. Kaiserman
Special Notice for Delayed Standard Delivery and Local Guests
Carrier failure notice directs delivery by 7 30 and offers swift paper arrival by messenger. Wallace Hawley of Bozeman joins Leggat hotel guests in Butte while Mrs Converse from Anaconda visits with friends. F Cooper of Helena attends to business in Butte and stays at the Butte. Ed Redmond from Sheridan visits Butte for days of business and friends. Herman Welling of Missoula and brother Charles stay at Leggat in Butte for rest of week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Wallace Hawley
Bozeman
Leggat Hotel
Converse
Thornton
F. Cooper
Helena
Ed Redmond
Sheridan
Herman Welling
Missoula
Charles
Leggat
Barnes King Mine quarterly report second quarter 1923
The Barnes King Mining Co shows a June 30 treasury balance of 81314.98 with 50000 in Liberty bonds and 660000 in government certificates. During the quarter 2478 tons of Shannon ore were shipped, bullion value 38145.13 at 15.39 per ton. Ore from pillar near the shaft is higher grade than lower levels. removal of pillar tonnage will likely take the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes- King Mining Company
Treasury
Liberty
Shannon
Funeral for Peter Auno Conducted at Local Chapel
The funeral service for Peter Auno who died last Thursday in the city was held yesterday afternoon at Sherman & Hireed funeral home. The chapel was filled with old time friends as Mrs. Vartia sang several selections. Rev. George Autio officiated at the chapel and grave with pallbearers Emil Young, A. Granholm, A. Pollari, J. Kautila, O. Hakkinen and A. Maki. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Auno
Sherman & Hireed
Mr. Auno
Vartia
George Autio
Emil Young
A. Granholm
A. Pollari
J. Kautila
O. Hakkinen
A. Maki
Mountain View Cemetery
Estate value fixed in final account for Burt V Alley
Appraisers filed yesterday a time and final account for Burt V Alley estate showing total value of 14055 86 with 10625 86 in cash and the remainder in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt V. Alley
Inquest Held Into Skoll Death Near Grand Avenue
An inquest into the death of Ignatz Skoll, 25, found he died from a broken back after a car he rode in overturned when blinded by an oncoming red car with disc wheels near the upper Nine Mile road and Grand avenue. Driver Ignatz Simperman, and passenger Jack Rauniker, testified the other vehicle’s glare obscured the road. both blamed the accident on that car. The crash occurred between 1 30 and 2:00 AM while returning from Lake Avoca. witnesses attested to the sobriety of Simperman and Raunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatz Skoll
Ignatz Simperman
Skoll
Upper
Nine Mile Road
Grand Avenue
Lake Avoca
Simperman
Jack Rauniker
Rauntker
Fine Picing Of First Baptist Church Folks
The First Baptist church and Sunday school enjoyed a summer gathering at the home of Superintendent EF Thompson in Black Tall canyon. Eric A. Scott led the program with games and prize events for primary to intermediate divisions plus adults, including races, a tug of war, and a broad jump winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
EF. E. Thompson
Black Tall Canyon
Eric A. Scott
Homestake Lake
David Kidd
Montana Hardware Company
Tudsey Creewick
Winora Olsen
Phoebe Lehwalder
Cecil Smith
Harold Kraft
Peggy Davis
Melvin Varco
Sidney Balling
Gordon Walling
Dorothy Tripp
Louise Strange
Robe
George Hardesty
P. Marton
Tom Davis
Emil Olseen
Mel Thompson
Nels Larson
Tom Wilkerson
Fred Carrier
Ft. W. Stinforth
Will Keep Picture Contest Open to 21
The Rocky Mountain Garden club photo contest will stay open until next Tuesday instead of closing Friday to allow last minute blooms to be photographed across Butte. Numerous beautiful photos have already been submitted from new gardens, with most city gardens surveyed and entered. Entrants may call committee members such as Mrs. Charles Bonner Englewood or Miss Agnes Davis Western Heights for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Butte
Charles Bonner
Englewood
Ethel Brink
Bell Creek
F. M. Bell
Floral Park
C. L. Berrien
Montrose
George Bennett
Meaderville-McQueen
J. King
Western Heights
Agnes Davis
Teresa C. O'Donnell
Alpine
William Cotton
Homevale
Clinton Moore
East Broadway
W. S. Higgins
Atherton
Arthur Filion
Silver Bow Park
Tax levies for Silver Bow County completed
In the 1923 tax levy for Silver Bow County the net mine proceeds reach 4 million dollars, nearly double last year, while public utilities are valued at 3 million. School levies rise in some districts and high school grants total 98,080.71 dollars, mostly to Butte High School. District 1 in Butte requests 910,000 but is granted 296,873.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Butte High School
Melrose
Butte
Widows to Receive Pension Saturday Delay Leaves Fund Exhausted
The announcement said many widows failed to file required affidavits at the courthouse delaying the pension roll until Saturday. The pension fund is exhausted and no further relief will be provided until December, with only about 40 percent of regular allotments available this month.
Coal production total in country reaches 80 million tons
Between April 1 and August 31 the anthracite coal mined in the country amounts to 80 million tons.
Heavy damages asked in suits
Multiple civil actions reported in district court including Dennis Scanlon seeking 5000 in actual damages and 100 for medical fees against Minnie Fitzgerald and Gus Lahtie over a May 10 incident. Gladys S. Rice sues M Gilmore and Edward Gilmore for 5000 actual and 10000 punitive damages after eviction on June 16. Heina Heina seeks a divorce from Eaina Heina filed March 9 1917 in Butte. Five bootleggers pled guilty in Judge Lynch court with fines of 200 each. others paid varying sums or were given days to pay while a bench warrant was issued for a fifth man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Scanlon
Margaret Scanlon
Minnie Fitzgerald
Gus Lahtie
Lahtie
Fitzgerald
Gladys S. Rice
M. Gilmore
Edward Gilmore
Tha Heina
Eaina Heina
Butte
Nick Russo
Children’s program moved to Friday at Columbia Gardens
The annual children’s day program at Columbia Gardens has been postponed from Thursday to Friday due to a circus in Bute. Mrs G W Robinson superintendent of the playgrounds announced the event, with 400 to 500 children expected to participate as preparations near completion for the fall festival on Aug 30. Me Clevett will direct the boys and Mrs Robinson with assistants train the girls. Medium brown hair looks best after a Golden Glint Shampoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Columbia Gardens
Me Clevett
Mrs. Robinson
Flower show plans unfold in Butte chamber display
Butte residents prepare for the Rocky Mountain Garden club flower show opening August 23 in the chamber of commerce rooms. An artistic iron fence gates visitors to home grown blooms with 14 divisions showcasing prize displays, native plants, and district arrangements. A Ball Creek session Friday discusses exhibit plans and a children's party set for August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Higgins
Teresa C. O'Donnell
Ye Cieta
Ball Creek
Hase
Charles Hopkins
Phillips Avenue
Butte Tourist Camp Sets Higher Visitor Marks
Unprecedented figures put Butte's tourist camp on Harrison avenue among the West's popular stopping points. By now nearly 3,000 autos and over 8,000 people have registered, up from 1,760 cars and 7,925 people last year. Last month saw 1,453 cars and 4,750 people, nearing last season's total. The camp's ample facilities and attractions draw travelers and boost city business, with some visitors staying three to four days, including groups from Mexico and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Harrison Avenue
United States
Mexico
Canada
Seizure Decision Makes No Change on Liquor Smuggling
The Brookyn federal court ruling allowing seizure of foreign craft beyond the three mile limit is not expected to alter U S policy on seizures outside territorial waters. Treasury officials foresee no shift until the Supreme Court rules on the old hovering act while State Department cautions that pursuing these cases could hinder diplomatic talks on the ship liquor problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Brooklyn
Treasury
Supreme Court
Justice Department
State Department
Load of wood saves Cote family from serious crash
A Ford touring car carrying a tonne of country wood was hit from behind at Cobban and Harrison, likely preventing a fatal outcome for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cote and their child. The trio rode in the front seat as their car was hurled across the crossing. the other driver’s name and address were obtained by investigators. ARREST 1 FOR THEPT. Victor Georgeff was arrested for allegedly stealing a watch and $26 in jewelry, with the watch in his possession at arrest. The coin was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cote
Lafayette Street
Cobban and
Harrison Avenue
Victor Georgeff
McDonald and
van Orden
James Stevens
South
Arizona Street
Georgeff
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