Butte Noted Guests At Local Hotels
Local dispatch lists visitors staying at the Arizona Thornton and Finlen hotels, including Butte’s Mr and Mrs George H Cohn Virginia City. Great Falls guests Pickett and Andrew Ludwig. Helena visitors A Ennis. Dillon and Bozeman residents also noted among arrivals. Mall details show multiple Montana towns represented in a hospitality roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E_ Frisbee
Cut Bank
Acoma EL
Woolman
Boulder
Arizona
Mike D. Dimick
Red Lodge
Orton Bros
R. D. Stark
Livingston
Thornton H. B. Miller
Helena
Sete Legent
Gladys
Muriel Peane
Bozeman
Thornia
Officer Roe Returns to City Hall Duty
Officer Frank Roe returns to police department work as a clerk after a motorcycle accident left his left wrist in a sling. He will assist in the office until healing completes and then resume his duties as a patrol officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcer Frank Roe
Omhcer Roe
Grace M E Church Plans Pike Picnic at Green Springs
Members of Grace Methodist Episcopal church will hold a picnic at Green Springs on Wednesday. A special train will leave Milwaukee depot at 9 40 a m. Round trip tickets cost five cents for adults and thirty five cents for children. The train returns from Gregson at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Gergton Springs
Milwaukee Depot
Gregson
Picnic Honoring Soon-Departing Telephone Operator in Butte
About 20 night telephone operators from the Mountain State Telephone Company in Butte attended a Sunday picnic at the Columbia Gardens. Miss Helen Barry, who is leaving soon to move to Los Angeles, was the guest of honor. Mollie Harrington and Margaret Shea directed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OD Rere
Mountain State ‘Telephone Company
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Helen Barry
Los Angeles
Mollie Harrington
Margaret Shea
Dad I Still House Boss in the Northern Pacific Visit
James G. Woodworth, vice president in charge of the traffic department of the Northern Pacific, arrived in Butte and spoke on family authority and travel expanders. He said advertising drew interest to Yellowstone Puget Sound and Alaska but families overruled trips, proving dads still boss at home while journey plans were debated. The visit included W. H. Merriman and a Montana transit tour, with optimism about rail service ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodworth
Northern Pacific Railwas
Woodwors
Northern Pacific
Butte
Pacific
Woodworth
Yellowstone
Paris
Puget Sound
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstona Park
Dad
Tripe
Neaven
Wong
Fate Treek
Northern Pacific Railway
W. H. Merriman
Freighi
Mr. Woodworth
Montana
Union de. P
Improvement Club Yields Notable Hedge Trial In Butte
In Butte a hedge experiment by Dr. W. Granger tested evergreen plantings to endure Montana winters. Planting with spaced roots and autumn watering showed initial growth and resilience, though about 25 plants died. The club reports a robust hedge later, praising Engen’s work and deeming Arbor Vitae less reliable due to earlier methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Dro. W. Granger
Aberdeen Street
Wty
Cla
Granger
Sinter
Arbor Vitae
Assault Charged in Third Degree Case in Mc Namara Court
Lester Cunningham faces third degree assault charges in Justice Mc Namara's court after a complaint signed by Lloyd Harrison of 1534 North Main. Mr and Mrs Clarence Garrison of 518 South Idaho welcomed a daughter yesterday at Murray hospital. mother and baby are doing well. The report also notes Canada wheat crop impact on Welland and St Lawrence canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Lester Cunningham
Lloyd Harrison
North Main Street
Dalghtyr
Clarence Garrison
Idaho Street
Murray Hospital
Garrison
Canada
Welland
St. Laweener
Contagious Disease In City Reported As Scarlet Fever
City health officials report two scarlet fever cases as the only contagious illnesses present. Dr. Freund notes few others like measles or mumps among children, urging caution and quarantine if cases rise. Health office workers aim to prevent spread and keep the pesthouse ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batte
Dev Jed Freund
John O’meara
Freund
Tumette
Haven
Vongelmne
Montana Hardware Founder Attends Toronto Funeral
Woodland of Montana Hardware travels to Toronto to attend his mother's funeral after her death Friday night. She lived in Toronto many years, was 80, and survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral held today. Also reported: Marshal Baker, 18, died Sunday at his son's home in Whitehall. Survived by several children and a widow, with services at Sherman & Reed Funeral Parlors. Mrs Julia Lynch funeral services held at Daly-Shea chapel with high mass at Sacred Heart. Names of pallbearers listed as O Connell, Goggin, Harrington family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Montana Hardware Company
Toronto
Canada
Butte
Leon
St Paul
Marshal Baker
Fr Baker
Whitehall
Mr Baker
Kentucky
Monetana
Fly Tong
Frank
Whit R Boteston
Charles
Edward Baker
Shelving
Bylves Baker
Cole
Technology grads to greet Lindgren at New Fimen hotel
Former student Inetitite Waldemar Lindgren, a renowned geologist, is scheduled to meet technology graduates and former mining course students in Great Falls tonight at the Rainbow hotel. Organizers seek contact through Cari Tratierman or Wiy Creda Meescharman with Yoane for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Lindgren
Fimen
Priday
Evenin Ee.do
Lindgren
Butte
Mut
Montana Society
Ain
Cari F Tratierman
Mecretars
Wiy Creda
Meescharman Bis Raiternan
Yoane
Walyang
Tech
Fallaister St the Rainbow
Rat Chews Fingers Awakens Boy During Avon Campout
Six year old William Briney of 1020 West Woolman Street woke Monday morning pale after a large rat nipped his fingers near Avon while the family camped there over the weekend. His father chased the rodent into the woods and the boy was treated at Murray Hospital for a severe bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamn Briney
West
Woolman Street
Avon
W. Ot Briney
Hutte
Murray
Reckless Driving Complaint Filed in Anaconda Case
G I McCrea of 101 Oak Street Anaconda alleges the defendant drove his car recklessly causing a traffic mishap before Justice Buckley. The filing cites the complaint and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Pence Buckley
G.I McCrea
Oak Street
Anaconda
Fouryearold girl seriously hurt in street crash near home
Dorothy Richards aged 4 of 941 West Granite street was hit by an automobile while crossing to join playmates near her home last night. She suffered a broken right leg and was rushed to the hospital. Frank J. Gannon, said to be the driver, was held at the city jail on a charge of reckless driving and released on bond. Dr Neil O Keefe planned X rays to assess injuries. Richards family and Hodge, who assisted, described the moment before emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Richards
West
Granite Street
Chia Sea
Frank J. Gannon
Hodge
Neil O'Keefe
Iivain
Richards
Dorothy
Thei
Butte High School Registration Opens Tomorrow for New Students
Principal Jesse Ragsdale announced that fall term entrants must register starting Wednesday at 1:00 AM. Moving pupils from other cities should present scholarship proof, eighth grade parochial graduates who passed state exams must report at the hour, and returning spring registrants are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Jesse Ragsdale
Butts
Tate
Ragsdale
Busy Potato City Social Roundup Spans Many Visits
Mr and Mrs WC Clayton and daughter Lois return from two week stay at Tile Spring Mont. Mrs Walter Hall and son travel to Idaho. Mrs Lawrence Fellows and Mrs P G Lambert weekend guests of Mrs Tim O Leary at the Kearney summer home near the Nine Mile Dr and Mrs B Herman and daughter Anne Claire with guest Miss Annette Lane return from overland trip to Seattle Portland and other coast points. Various local families announce visits, new arrivals Leonard demo born to B A Reber and family. Mrs Lara Cusick returns from London accompanied by Mrs V Filton. Mr and Mrs W K Graham and Mr and Mrs H M Barry spend weekend at Graham summer home in Stn. the Obs family move into 1928 HusetA avenue after a year. Lenore Prefer and Hankel return from New York City and other points, car trip with stay in Catskills. Bartley and daughter Margaret visit Mr and Mrs Austin Johnson. Mrs Bartley, formerly of South Side, and Mrs Clutterdale Cauley announce a son born Sunday at Deaconess how. The Garnets and Leone and Billy visit from Waters Igo. Dr John D Long visits for son Roger Long sytuations. card party planned at John Poltmer residence 1328 Missouri avenue. Early half of Japan’s factory output heavily textile based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC Clayton
Lois
South Dakota Street
Tile Spring
Mont
Walter Hall
Johne Avenue
Idaho
Lawrence Fellows
PG. Lambert
Tim O'Leary
Kearney
Nine Mile Dr
8. Herman
South Gaylord Street
Anne Claire
Annette Lane
Herman
Annadale
Minn
Seattle
Portland
B.A. Reber
Johns ‘Avenue
Ace
Orn Sunday
Leonard Demos
Lara Cusick
Lee Mreet
Laodn
Mra V. Filton
End Aire
W. Ki. Graham
Lowell Avenue
HM. Barry
Graham
Stn
Jack
Huseta Avenue
Florida
Georgia
L. Preffer
Mins
Lenore
Hankel
Amherst Avenue
New York City
Catskill Mountains
Faye Bartley
Margaret
Whitehall
Austin, Johnson
Stewart Avenue
Bartley
Cliterdae Cauley
Treet
John Poltmer
Missouri” Avenue
Pllmer
Picnic Trip for Modern Woodmen Draws 500 From Butte
More than 500 Butte residents are expected to travel to Dillon for Labor Day district picnic of the Modern Woodmen of America. Earl Roe announced the event, saying it will be the largest ever, with a special Oregon Short Line train and many attendees by auto. A rodeo is planned as a new feature and crowds are gathering in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Woodmen of America
Earl Roe
Oregon
Wickey Carney Heads to Seattle Branch
Merie Davis of Ansonia left yesterday to assume the duties of assistant manager for the Producers' batting corporation, a leading distributor of photo features. Carney, born in Butts, moves from Ansonia Amusement to oversee Western Film Corporation bookings for The Plastic Age, a top booked production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Carnes
Merie Davis
Anson Pany
Producers’ Batting Corporation
Ane
America
Mr. Carney
Ansonia Amusement Company
Producers’ Distributing Corporation
Butts
Mr. Davie
Western Film Corporation
Carney
Beattie
Mr. Davis
Girl Scout Camp Closes Captains Course Held
The Girl Scouts near Little Pasin Creek closed with a pageant directed by Miss Dorothy Kiely and Mr Inga Holm. The Kiel families head home today as Mrs Scott Vries and Miss Burney Rice prepare a two day captains training school for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Pasin Creek
Dorothy
Kiely
Inga “Holm
Kiels
Scott Vries
Utte
Mies Burney Rice
Quaker Oats Flavor Ends Ordinary Oats
A vintage ad extols Quaker Oats, promising a rich toasty flavor from mill experience. It claims quick cooking in minutes, added nutrients, and less need for laxatives, urging readers to choose Quaker over substitutes and buy from their grocer.
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Vince Gramimaters
Chase & Sanborn
North Well Street
Chicago
Stagecraft Productions
Anaconda Standard
Lewis L. Lacy
Gorgeos
Butte’s
Broadway
Bex
Butte Notes
Finlen
Brad
Tiuc
Babe Gackers
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
West Park Street
Officer Roe
Grace M. FE. Churce
J. G. Woodworth
The
Gentleman Hee
Improvement Club
Was
Marshall Baker
Bob Larson
Hollywood Orchestra
Gregson Springs
St, i
Japan
Wickey Carney
Girl Scout
Associated Press
Atuan
Morocco
Batlarza
Tarkuntes
John Schmidt
Mise Jolly
Hart
la Salle Parish
Rialto
Pendleton
Theob
Dashing Norman Kerry
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Lyons
John J. Wcarthy
Prop
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