Butte Hotel Guests Packed In Local Notices
A crowded roster of visitors and residents fills the Butte area hotel lists. Guests include D. R. Borrell of Great Falls and Leo n Thiel of Roundup at the Thornton. G. H. Littlemore and Dan Henry of Livingston at the Grand. Mrs. J. Scheflow and Mrs. J. Deaf Harlem at the Dalquist. Claude B. Hanson of Malta at Lengat. and many others from roundups, Helena, Missoula, Bridger and beyond visiting offices, mining areas, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Moree
George Wilcoxen
L. Bell
Billings
Thornton
J. Scheflow
Harlem
Corbin
Leggat
M. J. Swarbrick
Mary Swarbrick
Helena
H. J. Webster
Edwin Grafton
C. C. Cohagen
W. E. Boley
R. J. Thorburneau
Grand
B. Clark
R. B. Thompson
Clyde Beals
Ennis
Butte Hotel
Ernest Holman
Los Angeles
Cal
J. Y. Kemp
West Galena
Holman
Butte
New Finlen
Thomas P. Clemon
Allee Strowd
Glendive
E.G. Morse
J. H. Trower
Big Timber
White Flpur Springs
H.C. Smith
Besty
P.M. McLean
Ekalaka
Reei Terea
Min- Ingetty
Neil McCauley
Harrison
G. R. Cumming
Missoula
W. E. Dodd
Eye Special
Thornton Hotel
Adv
Philipsburg Reedente
Hutte
Marie June Stewart
Eton Lynch
Great Falle
Virginia
Crane
Yellowstone Park
J. W. Brook
G.W. Linton
Minnie M. Annock
Laurel
M. Brodeur
Ronan
the Butte
B. W. Rhue
Frank Ashcroft
PR. J. Guist
Bridger
SP. Rife
Wisdom
Hlm. Magnuson
Geraldine
C. C. Hay
Homestake
H.A. Sheppard
Miss Lucy Kemper Remembered as Beloved Butte Teacher
Friends recall Miss Lucy Jane Kemper a 49-year-old Butte teacher of 18 years at Hawthorne who died after a year of illness. She was descended from Daniel Boone, survived by her parents sister and uncle, with funeral plans pending arrival of her father and sister from Washington. John Martin dies at 72 after forty years in Montana, civil engineer and church member. Funeral plans include St. Patrick’s services and a special choir meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jane Kemper
Hutte
Miss Kemper
Misa Kemper
Butte
Alice McRohert
Bellinghar Wash
Amond
Cane
Ter
Harrison School
Hawthorne
Daniel Boone
W. Kemper
Tutte
Kemper
Butte Land and Investment Company
John Martin
John Menry Marin Cage
Montana
Dewey Point Walkerville
Martin
England
Butte Hill
Engineers Union
Fidelity Lodge
Deer Lodge
John's Episcopal Church
Cheir
Florence | Ronk
HE. Tuzzo
WG. Lavelle
W. B
Kathryn Baird Sulreange
Wcormack
Misa
Anna McCormack
Sherman& Reed
St Patrick's Church
Father” O'Connor
Bob Lavelle
Charlen” Meagher
Ernest Sylvester
Lou Prank
Edward Lawlor
Po I. Kelly
Holy Cross Cemetery
Father Venus
Weather Dampens Commercial Day Celebration Across Montana
Rain and cool temperatures disrupted the Commercial Day events. Across towns from Mystic to Helena, showers slowed activities, delayed trains, and affected picnics at Gregeon Springs. Reported rainfall ranged up to several inches in some areas with lingering cool air and forecast continued unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ich
Gregeon Springs
Tutte
Opty
Montana
Mystic
Heey
Canyon Ferry
Hauser Inke
East Portal
Miswouia
Tweedy Hight
Livingston
Roundup
East Helena
Great Falls
Harlowton
Thompson Falls
Mure
Milwaukee
Team Adm
City to light East Broadway with special district plan
The city council will create a special improvement district on East Broadway to install twelve concrete street lights along a one block section from Arigona street to Thorn ton alley and extend lighting to the western end after protests from 3.12 percent of property owners were received. Three-year bonds will fund the project with costs around 2 1 8 dollars. Bids will be sought by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadway
Arigona Street
Thornton Alley
Broadway
Distri
Tron Street
Cit
Mercury Street
Western Avenue
Final Lap Today in Boys' League
Weather permitting the Gardets Tineba round will start at 2 00 30 this morning as Hengens meet Pirates. Bumpe finished schedule. At 10 30 Sluggers face Yanks, 11 30 Walkerville and Hubs at Lodock, Helmonts vs Buicks, and 2 00 p m Weasels meet Runzeler Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hengens
Pirates
Sluggers
Walkerville
Hubs
Lodock
Helmonts
Buicks
Weasels
Runzeler Cubs
Dog Rescued From Abandoned Mine Shaft
A dog named Chubby fell into a Curtis Street shaft while children played nearby. Volunteer Chapman descended the 80 foot shaft with rope, retrieved the dog, and carried it to safety after a tense rescue effort. Police and locals ensured the shaft was boarded to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Shaft
Curtis Street
Searen
Ald
Pere Caine
A. B
Chapman
Tenelghborhood
Chubby
Walter m
Matte Women Democratic Club Organization Meeting
This evening at o o'clock in Judge Jeremiah Lynch's courtroom the Matte Women Democratic Club will organize, elect officers, and plan to assist the county Central committee in the coming general election campaign. Mrs Otte Simonson will preside. new chairman, secretary, and treasurer will be chosen, and committees will be named to participate in the election campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Lynch
Matte Womene Democratic Club
County Central Committee
Campaten
Mra
Otte “Simonson
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Sewell
Sewell’s
W. J. Sewell
East Park . Hardware CO
Complete Hardware Store
Butte Notes
Orton Brom
D. R. Borrell
Leon Thiel
Anaconda
Epecial Messenger
Zona
Peter Guilto
Basin
W. H. Trannis
Bill Wilger
George Banks
Havre Donald
Lewistown
Charles
Daley Columbia Falls
Peter A. Prents
E. Spencer
EH. Bean
Beet Packer Chateau
Violet Burkhart
Theodore Anderson
Mm. Carl Andersen
NIG Lugy Kemper
Columbia Gardens
Masonic Grand Lodge
Tate
Dresert
Bob Larson
Hollywood
Ming Mponist
Arraquet
Tile Gardens
McCarthy’s Pure Food sTores
Riba
Splenaia i
Idaho
Special Service Department
Grace
Grace, Mont
Zepher
Crystal Glen
Naughten
Butte Whitehall
Rug Sale
Axminster
Women's Democratic Club
Rialto
Marie Prevost
Clive Brook
News Weekly
Harriet Hebert
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Miss Hebert
Jem
Grand Convention Ball
Grand Lodge
A. F. and
A. M
Mas
East Park
Washington
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