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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1923
Page
5
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Butte notes mention rent planes from Orton Bros. Mrs. J. J. Wade of Bozeman spent yesterday in Butte. J. J. Carroll located at 410 412 Phoenix building. Jennings Piper of Ennings was visiting in Butte yesterday. Judge Joseph R. Jackson has returned from vacation. Schoettner studio offers a free photo to every child aged 1 to 7 who makes an appointment at 206 West Park Street, phone 1499.
Special Notice states carrier failures to deliver by 7 30 require quick action at 422 Butte or 47 Anaconda offices. It lists recent local arrivals including A J Krebsbach of Missoula C A Smith of Dillon staying at the Leggat hotel and W J Corbett a Butte post office cashier who fished near Wisdom. It notes births, hotel visits and a Yellowstone park auto trip involving George Bourquin Jeff Driscoll and Leslie Sulgrove with families.
For the third straight month Butte's fines and forfeitures total rose with yesterday’s 470 collection. James Fullerton paid 300 for owning a still near the post office block, Hans Schille 300 for a disorderly house, and women vagrants plus other defaulters pushed the day’s sum to a city record.
City public works begin this morning on a large playground site by the old Silver King lode for the Hub addition teams and neighborhood youths. A second playground between Clark and Crystal and Diamond and Gold streets will start when a county grader is secured, currently used for road repairs after recent storms.
Paramount’s Children of Jazz, featuring Theodore Kosloff and Ricardo Cortez, ends its run at the American Theatre tonight. Babs Weston’s engagement to two men, a wild island trap, and a wireless message set the scene for a jazzy finale as Babs faces a new life with Richard Forestall. An Apple Sauce cartoon and news reel round out an evening of entertainment.
The Indiana town setting for the Paramount feature Hollywood is seen at the Rialto with two clubs the Purity and the Pressing club, and star George K. Arthur as Lem Lefferts. The film shifts to Hollywood featuring industry insiders, romance, thrills, and humor as it ends its Rialto run tonight with comedy news and organ by Charles Lavell.
Birth notices from Butte list arrivals in August for Oliver Penny and wife at 2031 Argyle street a girl Emile Ozanne and wife at 231 South Dakota a boy Charles Hewitt and wife at 931 North Henry a boy Olaf Haugan and wife at Murray hospital a boy Austen W Newell and wife at Murray hospital a boy Peter O'Brien and wife at 121 West Copper a boy August Mendesons and wife at 1599 First a girl Cindido Garcia and wife at 236 Toboggan a boy
A new postage stamp issued in memory of President Harding will bear his portrait with a white background and black edge. Postmaster Phil Goodwin said Washington’s postal department confirmed the design and shipments to Butte are due around September 1, with a 90 day recall period.
The Yellowstone trail information bureau in the Butte chamber of commerce will close September 1 as the tourist season ends. Montana Idaho and Washington bureaus will shut down, though many tourist parks may stay open another month. Butte averages 780 inquiries monthly, about 195 weekly.
J F Roche former Montana Power manager at Butte and Billings and three year general supervisor of service stations and advertising for Edison Electric Appliance in Chicago has accepted the Chicago district manager job for Apex company. He will keep his home in Chicago.
Miss Mary Gleeson, assistant secretary of the chamber of commerce, has returned to Butte after a two week trip to the coast. She visited Seattle and Portland where she notes extensive building is under way in both cities.
A band concert funded by the Musicians union was held last evening at Unity Methodist church Meaderville. Refreshments were provided by the Ladies Aid society and ten young ladies from the congregation staged a flower drill. The program began at 7 30 o’clock.
The city of Butte completed its largest and finest motor equipment with the arrival from Helena of the last two of six large trucks leased from the government. Two will be remodeled for sprinkling, three for garbage and ash, and one for street and alley use. Bids will be asked for changing truck bodies. The fleet now totals 13 vehicles outside police cars, aligning with the administration’s plan to motorize all departments for economy. Horse drawn sprinklers were phased out, yielding about 40 percent savings per the public works commissioner.
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Middyng were held at the family home with Christian Science and Eastern Star involvement. Interment at Hillcreek cemetery, pallbearers named. Local notices list visitors and residents from Deer Lodge, Anaconda, and nearby towns, including church assignments and upcoming school enrollment plans.
Mrs T W Sorenson of Livingston renews acquaintances in Butte. Martin Cane arrived yesterday on business from Wisdom. Ed O Leary Leon ard engineer returns from vacation near Leurin. James Murray Berkeley mine shift boss departs for extended visit in eastern cities. Miss Idy Meagher after week with friends in Butte returns to Billings.
Theresa Mihelich filed suit to collect 10150 from Butte city claiming a Dec 1 1922 slip on ice on the west side of Watson avenue caused a broken right ankle and injuries to her hip and leg. She alleges 10 days of snow and ice accumulation on the sidewalk at 205 Watson avenue and questions applying a new law shielding cities from ice liability for pre enactment accidents. Also listed were dairy and foreclosure cases and several criminal and divorce actions from Justice courts.
Two injured victims are in Murray hospital after a Sunday series of crashes. Lorenz O. Leveque of Deer Lodge suffers head injuries from a motorcycle crash and is reported improving. Eva Holmes, 16, of 2001 Florida Avenue, recovers from cuts and bruises after a vehicle turned over while returning from the reservoir. Several others suffer minor injuries in additional incidents.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Amos Blair and Alice Peterson both of Butte. John Long and Esther Mige of Butte. Edward Morris and Minnie Doris of Butte.
Mr and Mrs R C Stevens who have been visiting in Butte in recent days returned yesterday to their home in Missoula.
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