Butte Visitors Stay At Local Hotels
A stream of visitors stays at Butte hotels with registrations at the Finlen, Thorntons, Leggat, and nearby inns. Notables include L. B. Tewksburg, J. A. Michaels, Peter J. Peterson, Mrs E L Morris, Ronald Higgins, R S Mentrum, and D H Kennedy, plus numerous business guests from Helena Great Falls Billings Deer Lodge and Denver. Local residents and travelers also pass through on business and social visits.
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Orton Broadra
Thornton
B. H. Griffin
Helena
Finlen
Butte
Mra
Brisenway
The
A. J. MacIntyre
A. M. Cady
Billings
Frank Conley
Hildah
Helen Conley
Deer Lodge
Mr. Conley
George Parsons
Wisdom
A. Smallett
Great Falls
Leggat
H. G. Burgel
Twin Bridges
BE. M. Bailey
Denver
P. O
L. J. Doran
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Livingston
William Orr
Byron Orr
Bert Orr Jr
Bert Orr
Dillon
City
Chief 15 Invited to Yiek Hanging in Dillon
Police chief Jere Murphy received a black bordered invitation to witness the hanging of Albert Yiek in Dillon at 4 45 Friday morning. Murphy refused to attend and handed the message to Hi Kimball who plans to depart from Yellowstone Park on return.
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Jere Murphy
Albert
Yiek
Whien
Dillon
Murphy
Hi Kimball
Dilton
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Hess III Hospitalized After Serious Surgery
Mrs. Gus G. Hess III, wife of the former Seventh ward alderman, was taken to St James hospital yesterday for a serious surgical operation believed to relieve weeks of illness. The procedure followed her arrival. Hess said she was resting comfortably that evening. Two men, Harry Troubeau and Tom Dowd, face charges in Justice Court for operating F H McCormick’s auto without consent, with the county attorney filing the complaint.
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Gus G. Hess
St James” Hospital
Yester Gay” Yerenoon
Ess
Hess
Fife
Took Auto
Harry Troubeau
Tom Dowd
Justice Courts
F. H. McCormick
Justice Ornsby's Court
West Looks Good After New York
Abe Cohen reports from the East after attending a national Eagles convention. He contrasts New York’s chaos and high costs with a favored Montana ideal, noting unemployment, beggars, liquor looseness, and stalled industry, while praising Butte’s prospects and his return home.
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West
New York
Deer Lodge Knights Plan Sports For Tri City Picnic
A Deer Lodge Knights of Columbus committee schedules a sports program for the tri city picnic at Deer Lodge city park on Sunday. Butte arrangements are led by W J Corbett Peter Pauley and F J Blodgett. Regular trains will provide transport for Butte Knights and guests. Anaconda and local gym girls will play baseball and a day–long and evening dance are planned.
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Deer Lodge Knights of Columbus
Tri-City
Deer Lodge City Park Sun
Butte
Butte Council
W. J. Corbett
Peter Pauley
F. J. Blodgett
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Butte Knights
Knights of Columbus
Federal Board Visit to Montana Postponed
The postponement of the federal board cleanup drive in Montana was announced by Butte officials and local American Legion posts. Officials cite a request from American Legion leaders and the state welfare commission. Between now and October the state commission will provide the National Veterans Bureau with the names and records of all known disabled men in the state. The delay aims to settle cases without red tape and cover travel expenses for participants rather than forcing them to pay or rely on the Legion or Red Cross.
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Federal Veeional Board
Montana
Butte
Toca
American Legion
State Welfare Commission
State Commission
National Veterans’ Bureau
Legion
Red Cross
Accidental Alarm Sparks City Hall Confusion
Police rushed to the treasurer’s office after an alarm triggered by a mistaken button press. Detectives Powell and Idda jerked their guns and climbed stairs, but arrived to find the alarm had been caused accidentally. Officers holstered their weapons and returned inside.
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Powell Idda
Felieg
Custody Battle Over Boy Ends in Mixed Ruling
James Barry and his ex wife fought over the custody of their son in district court. Judge Lynch denied both petitions, remanding the child to the mother with permission to take him out until 9 p.m. if he is returned. The case followed a complex divorce decree and prior arrangements, with witnesses for both sides alleging unfitness.
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James Barry
Emer Tee
Jackson
Sandor
Barry
Fslso
Mise Barry
Ale
Yessterday
Seattle
Jaim
Butte
Court transfers as judge disqualifies amid affidavit
Times brought him back cold and wet. Neither party to the action appeared happy at the court's decree since neither side had been given what I asked for. The matter originally docketed before Su Jackson, but Mrs. Barry-Watson had made a disqualifying affidavit against the Judge, and transfer to Judge Lynch's court followed.
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Su Jackson
Transfer transfers now break city law
Butte Electric Railway officials announced a new city ordinance effective Sunday August 21 making it illegal to give away sell or accept a street car transfer. Posters with a $10 reward will warn riders. accepting transfers without changing cars is prohibited and violators may face penalties.
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Butte Electric Railway Company
U P Reduces Dried Fruit Freight Rates to 1.25 Per 100 Lbs
Union Pacific offices in Butte issued a notice effective August 22, 1921 lowering freight rates for dried and evaporated fruits and vegetables. Minimum 60,000 pounds from San Francisco to Los Angeles and California points, plus Montana routes, now 1.25 per 100 pounds, down from 1.56 3/4. Through rates on the 40,000 minimum car canceled to other points except Montana Group 7.
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Union Pacific System
Butte
Trom San
Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Pacific Tariff Bureau
Montana
University Club to Hold Summer Dance at Thompson Park
The Butte University club invites local university men to attend the Fourel summer dance at the community house in Thompson Park on Saturday evening. A light supper will be served at midnight.
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Butte University
Montana Cause Not to Be Sold
The state stock inspector Sack Collins says Montana will ship few livestock to market this year due to a large hay crop and poor market. Conditions may improve in spring with help from the East, hastening restocking on Montana ranges after 1918 depletion. Also notice funeral arrangements for John F. Bartlett at 1016 East Galena Street Butte on Wednesday afternoon. By order of W H Rooke vice president.
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Montana
Sack” Collins
Victoria Lodge
John F. Bartlett
East
Galena Street
Butte
Sharp
W. H. Rooke
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Lateys
Ibe
Green Corn
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Aumbo
Brest
Lyon
Butte Notes
Loisetto Taxi Service
Col
C. B. Nolan
Otto Johnson
State Street
D. H. Kennedy
A. Branscombe
Salt Lake
Loibelle Taxi Service
Gus G. Hess III
Metropolis
Abe Coher
Eagles
Mr. Cohen Vetter
Twentieth Street
Hylan
Carey
Times Square
Comique
la Newburg
Heaven
Deer Lodge Knights
Federal Board
McArthy, Bryant &Co
Ean Molasses
Rex
J. M’carthy
Horlick's
Vorenz
North Main
Lamb
Moat
Regio
Toonerville
Prizma
Erne
McCARTHY’S _isitary Grocery and Meat Store
East Broadway
Rp, Allen
Morrell
Bacon
Sego
Suai
White House
MATL
U.P
University Club
J. R. Wharton
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