Butte Hotel Guests Influx From Cities Across Montana
A flurry of visitors at the Butte area hotels includes Bertha and Rose Shaw of Livingston, Mrs. Mary Jackson of Helena, W. E. Pinkney and W. F. Pinkney of Bridger, Arthur Nelson of Ennis, H. I. St of Sunburst, and many others from Bozeman Missoula Great Falls and Helena. The notices list guests at the Finlen Arizona Legget Grand Thornton and Acoma with frequent shopping and business trips noted. The report includes Dr. W. E. Dodd relocating his practice to the Thornton and several Montanans staying briefly in the mining city.
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Orton Bros
Bertha
Rose Shaw
Living Aton
Finien
al Seals
Bozeman
H. Conley
Great Falls
Arizona
Mary Jackson
Helena
Butte
W. E. Pinkney
W. F. Pinkney F
Bridger
Ada McCauley
Bernard McCauley
Boulder
The
Acoma
F. E. Kemmerer
Montana
E. Erhardt
Whitehall
Wiggins
Missoula
W. E. Dodd
Thornton Hotel
Adv
R. J. Lawson
Great Falla Ape
RJ. Jackson
Jackson
Grand
J. 11. Weldon
Kats Pell
Tony George
Anaconda
City
William G. Brooks
Helens
L. R. Schutz
Charles Walter
Sheridan
M. K. Luther
R. Gibbon
Harrowtown
Grand Hotel
Leslie Savage
Moore Lake
Finten
George W. Kennedy
Lewistown
Parker
Carbelin
W. Lambert
Ean
Roundup
Calbrick
Gladys and
Agnes Calbick
Kali
P. O
F. Monroe
Kalispell
W. ‘Spaulding
J. F. Denison
Montana Power Company
County Criminals Idling In 1925 Informational Surge
In 1925 Bitver Bow county filed 137 informations in district court for serious offenses, while the first seven months of 1926 show a sharp decline. four men were convicted of five death sentences and life terms for various crimes, with numerous robberies burglaries and assaults leading to prison terms. A recent court session saw Harry Swanson arraignment delayed while he admitted morphine addiction, and J A Meintosh faced charges in Missouri and carbon court cases.
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Bitver Bow County
Erie
Stax
Harry Swanson
Con Lowney
Swanson
B. Downey
Minsouri State Prison
J. A. Meintosh
Nam
J. D. Meintosh
Montana
Carbon County
Utah
Mee Intosh
Towne backs Montana road program after coast trip
Charles W. Towne head of the A C M department of information returns from a ten day trip to the coast. In Portland he met Moraes Merkle and in Seattle George Nelson. He notes slow progress in places but praises Longview Washington for its modern growth and urges state action to improve Montana roads.
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Charles W. Towne
A.C. M. Department of Information
Portland
Moraes Merkle
Seattle
George Nelson
Butte
Spokanean
Montana
Towne
Longview
Washington
Butte Man Arrested Over Worthless Checks
Walter Fleck, a recent arrival in Butte, was arrested yesterday and held in the city jail as investigators review checks he proffered at a local hotel. The hotel alleges $60 in checks are worthless while Democratic Central Committee members elected August 1 meet at Judge Lynch's courtroom August 17 for organization. Call 1821 or 6471-W if unable to attend.
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Walter Fleck
Butte
Democratic Central Committee
Butchers Picnic Move to Gregson Station
Train details note the Butchers Picnic departure via B A P Ryu with a 9:40 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. window and a last evening train from Gregson at 9:45 p.m. The August 18 timetable also lists 65 cents for a round trip and refers to Butte connections.
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Butchers
Gregson
Butte
Two youths sought in late night Grand avenue holdup
Butte officers hunted two armed young bandits who stopped Eric Brannon and Maurice Hawkesworth as they walked home. The assailants wore dark fashion and masks, pressed them to turn and be searched, left behind a car with lights out, and fled into darkness. Brannon had three cents while Hawkesworth had a few cents. The victims reported the incident to the sheriff's office.
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Butte Offcers
Eric Brannon
Maurice Hawkesworth
Biannon
Hawkesworth
Grand Avenue
Do Ao
Hawkenworth
Steuima Hawkerworth
Brannon
Mand Hawleshe
Tobhere
Hawke
Sheriff's Office
Lincoln Republican Club Plans to Poll Full Vote
The Lincoln Republican club held a regular meeting in Judge Carroll's department with strong attendance. If the party does not fully poll in the November election, it won’t be the club’s fault. Precinct committeemen were urged to campaign. New by-laws were adopted, chaired by Carl Engel, aiming to align with the original 1814 charter.
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Lincoln Republican Club
Judge Carroll’e Department
Dintelet Court
Carl Engel
Mee Engel
Rotary and union plan two picnics on Commercial Day
The Rotary Club announces two picnics for Commercial Day at A J Davis ranch and Gregson Springs, about 45 miles from the First National Bank corner. Secretary Mitchell of the Clerks union says the union will hold no picnic this year, though members seem to favor the idea.
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Rotary Club
A. J. Davis
Hoy
Gregson Springs
Mitchell
Clerks’ Union
Two Days Remain to File Campaign Accounts
The notice warns that two days remain to file statements of campaign expenses for primary candidates and all salaried officers. It cites penalties for failure to file and states blanks are provided free at the clerk and recorder's office.
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Prac
Depul
Ballet training in city auditions promises broad talent pool
The director discusses how applicants must quickly grasp requirements and achieve uniform action to form a graceful ballet. He notes many do not meet features, with only a few possessing all needed traits. Rehearsals for the big revue proceed under Christopher site Loyd Mule and Lacey, promising a Broadway surprise on August 2 in Tuite.
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Lacey
Est
Christopher Site
Loyd Mule
Tuite
Dinor
Who's Who in Revels of 26 Feature Roger Deene y
Roger Deeney to play a leading character in Revels of 26. He has appeared in humorous amateur theatricals at American and Ri- Mito theatres and tested his skill in Chicago. Offered a contract after a demonstration, he plans vaudeville, training in Revels.
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Roger Deeney
Tutte
Mr. Deeney
Union Pacific announces Utah and canyon tours priced up to 126.36
The Union Pacific plans a series of rail tours to Zion National Park Cedar Breaks and Brice Canyon Utah with prices from 39.25 to 126.36 for various four to five day itineraries. Tours include meals except Pullman charges and train meals with one day sales by agent Cone tam. Also news of McCormick Stock Company sale to Pacific Coast Argentine line operating ships between Los Angeles and Atlantic ports.
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Zion National Park
Utah
Brice Canyon
Cedar Breaka Kanthal
Forest
Grand Canyon
Union Pacific
Zion National
Brice's Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Zion Park
Pipe Springs
Kathaty Forest
Kanny
Res Canyon
Fim
Colo Fado
Butte
Fair Lake
Conetam
Ate
Cournin
McCormick, Stoxmahip
Henaittae
Los Angeles
Atraltm
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