Butte Notes Rent pianos and visiting guests listed
Butte notes list rent pianos from Orton Bros and numerous Montanans arriving or staying at the Thornton, Finlen, Arizona, Acoma, and other hotels. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Gillis of Hamilton, C. F. Brown of Galata, C. F. Nelson of Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd of Conrad, L. L. Healy of Glendive, W. W. Pomeroy of Kalispell, and many others visiting for brief stays or business.
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Orton Bros
Rnv
P.M. Gillis
Hamilton
Acoma
C.F. Brown
Galata
Thornton
C.F. Nelson
Livingston
Arizona
C. H. Shepherd
Conrad
L. L. Healy
Glendive
Butte
W. W. Pomeroy
Kalispell
Bozeman
Helena
The
Finton
W. K. Flackson- Yar
Terry
Mary H. Brown
Boseman
C.M
Wiliam Baten
E. W. Spottewood
Missoula
Mmr
J. Ramsey
Denton
D. A. Raquam
Collins
Peter Myre
Somers
H. Miller
Boulder Io
City
F. Fredlund
Lenyon
Norman Nosser
Chinook
Y. W. Hollenback
Lewiston
Dusty
W. F. Jackson
Earl Williams
Basin
Butta Hotel
H. E. Day
H.W. Flucke
Swan Anderson
Officer leaps aboard car to arrest drunken driver
Police report Detec tive Calpin leaped onto the running board to halt Tom Bonner after Bonner allegedly narrowly missed pedestrians at Park and Main. Bonner, charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated, was held without bail as Officer Harvey claimed the car sped west on East Park.
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Park and Main Streets
Harvey
Tom Bonner
Calpin
East Park
Elks
William G. Schmidt
John K. Claxton
Frank L. Riley
Finland
Meyer Unanimous Choice Of Party Chair In Silver Bow
William Meyer was elected chair of the county central committee of the Democratic Party by unanimous vote at Judge Lynch's court room. W. J. Walsh secretary. P. J. Kelly assistant secretary. Charles P. Nevin treasurer. Senator H. A. Gallwey state committeeman. A campaign committee of 11 will be formed, with a further meeting to confirm selections. Meyer pledged full service to the ticket in exchange for party unity and cooperation.
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William Meyer
Iman
Democratic Party
Ple
Charles P. Nevin
Sam Anderson
Namin Ver
Meyer
Mate Teket
Montana
C._P. Nevin
Gallwey
Democratic Party of
Silver
Cratte
Tim Kearney
Miss Anna McCormack Dies in Butte Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for Anna McCormack 65 years, a long time Butte dressmaker, will be at Sherman Reed funeral home then St Patrick's Church with an 8:40 requiem. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Also notes death of Mrs H G Miller in Vallejo California, and funeral details for William Slater, William Schmidt, and Harold Butler with local connections and locations.
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Anna McCormack
Sherman & Reed
St Patrick's Church
Holy Crees Certer
Mise McCormack
Butte
Namie
Montana
Baus
California
Mra HG. Miller
Valeo
Cal
Mra. Miller
RJ. McNaul
West Broadway
Vallejo
Daisy Quigley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butchers Picnic at Gregson on August 18
Train timetable shows trains from Butte via B A P Ry at 9 40 am 4 60 and 10 80 pm. Last train for Butte leaves Gregson at 5 45 pm. Round trip fare 65 cents. Shipping companion Raw. Kee cuts freight rates between England and af.
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Butte
Gregson
Kee Shipping Companion
England
Picnics and Fun for the Holiday in Butte
Butte observes Commercial Day with a busy schedule of picnics, parades, and entertainments. Rotary members plan trips to nearby Springs while trains run for a large holiday crowd. baseball games, dog races, and Sunday church services are noted as part of the observance. City offices may close with an early adjournment and postal hours remain regular.
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Butte
Fegeon Springs
Wipestone Springs
Mountain View
Milwaukee
Roy Scoute
Olsen Ranch
Acst
Clarks
Ender Noring
Banka
Uncle Sam
May Place More Broadway Lights
Broadway’s lighting could improve with a proposed special lighting district on East Broadway from Arizona Street to Thornton Avenue. If approved by city council and property owners, ornamental lights would span much of the avenue, with the western end already lit for years. A second measure would create a paving district for Granite Street alley from Alabama Street to Excelsior Avenue.
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Alabama Street
Excelsior Avenue
Epee
Harbinger of Winter in Files of Engineer
A city official notes winter nears as the engineer records early signals. On Monday four permits were issued for electric installations and thirty electric ranges have started operating in Butte homes over the past two months. A court session yielded no trials, and a judge received white gloves symbolizing district purity.
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Butte
Court of Tec
Florida Exposition to Tour 30 States with Florida Produce
Bird M. Robinson, noted railroad executive, originator and director general of the Florida exposition, plans a fall and winter tour across 30 states. Five trains of ten cars will carry Florida produce. Governor Martin sponsors the event through the Faith in Florida Club movement.
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Bird M. Robinson
Florida
Martin
Plans for Execution Move Ahead in Silver Bow County
Attorneys for Tony Vettere and Louis Won press petitions for clemency while sheriff’s deputies prep the jail for the hangings. A special hemp rope from Portland is ordered as doctors test Vettere’s sanity and the governor weighs a reprieve.
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Tony Vettere
Louis Won
Silver Men
Aur
Portland
Mille
Waukdety
Frank 1 Riley
Clarence Hanley
T Keon
City Treasurer Keeps Office Open as Other City Halls Close
The city treasurer’s office remains open today while all other city hall offices are closed. Treasurer T. J. McCarthy will keep the office staffed, with a deputy available for those needing to transact business. The renovation and plastering will proceed while the main office stays accessible on this holiday.
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City Treasure
T. J. McCarthy
Falls on glass artery is cut
Daniel O Sullivan an 11 year old boy from North Montana nearnet received treatment at Murray hospital last evening after falling at a place of plans near home and cutting a small artery in his hand His parents carried him to the hospital and he lost considerable blood before arrival He recovered after treatment Neckties from Czechoslovakia are gaining popularity in the United States factories there turning out knitted and silk products for shipment Foreign trade of 65 leading countries totaled 58 5 billion dollars up 7 billion from the prior year and nearly 21 9 billion above 1913 Rapid electrification of railways in Scotland is opposed by many who say the gains do not match the costs
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Daniel O'Sullivan
North
Montana
Nrnet
Wan
Murray Hospital
Ile
Rome
Czechoslovakia
United States
Suitherland
Police Tighten Vagrants Tie After Butte Holdups
Butte police launch drastic measures to curb loitering after a spate of station robberies. Assistant Chief Larkin orders officers to arrest anyone without a proper excuse. Detectives believe vagrants traveling from Spokane are behind the recent store and gas station holdups, with descriptions similar to those jailed in Spokane.
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Butte
Larkin
Wees
Mona
Spokane
Stariona
Butie Overland
Watch Missing From Drawer Sparks Police Help
John McGovern of 91 Colorado reported his timepiece vanished two months after hiding it in a room drawer. He sought police aid as a search continues. In court, a man charged with careless driving forfeited a $100 bond after failing to appear. two others faced charges with a $150 bond.
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John McGovern
Colorado
McGovern
Kes Ae
City
GTS
m_Proteam
Fortal
Denies Carnera Gene of Murder on Stand
Wallace Gaines on trial for his daughter Sylvia's death denies his car was near the scene June 14. He explains a blood stain on a thrift of his indicates a cut thumb and cigarette packet marks. Prosecution hints at discrepancies as defense witnesses recount the night and timing near the killing. James two miles away and Olive Memmer’s testimony add context to the volatile family dispute.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wallace Gaines
Sylvia
Colvin
Baines
Erlmly
John A. Billings
James
Olive” Memmer
Wiliam A. James
King County Commissioners
Bourquin and Holland Welcome First Child at St James Hospital
Justin Bourquin and Patricia Holland welcomed their first child at St James Hospital. The baby, 10 pounds and red-haired, joins proud parents Mrs Bourquin formerly Miss Alice Nagle of Anaconda and Mr Paddy Holland. Baby to be named later. family reads as ongoing joy in Sliver Bow county.
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Bow County
St. James’ Hospital
Justin Bourquin
Patricia “Tolland
Bourquin
Alice Nagle
Shiva
Holland
Mra
Patrick
Paddy") Holland
Babyorn
Kwa-Yeate Asa
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BAYER
Ye Tenka
Mameroen
Bruilder Hardware
Butte Notes
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
Park Street
Grace
Mont
Zepher
Crystal Gien
Aughten
Yellowstone Trail
Whitehall
Miss McOrmack
Harold
Brick) Butler
South Gi Lard
Eee Butchers
Namie Cme
Iasso
Vettere
Galasto
Ha" Holton
Warm Spring Asylum
Bolton
Holton
Galanaald
Melena
Supreme Court
Galasso
Hun Grode
Pettons
Twas
Ewallows
Naif
Noy Walsh
Ana
Marie
Ed Big Cast
Harriet Hebert
Winter Garden
Loomis Victor Orchestra
Anaconda Clerks’ Union
Carnera
Daughate
Paddy Holland
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