Butte Notes Residents and Visitors Chap in City
Butte hosts a stream of visitors including Scott of Kalispell and E H Armitage of Ennis. Mrs E Brook Martin, an old-time Butte resident, arrives from an evening visit register lists M rs T S Scott of White Sulphur Springs and the Williams sisters of Great Falls renewing acquaintances. Celia Setzer arrives from Helena for a brief city stay. Special chicken dinner Sunday at Boulder Hot Springs priced at $1.50.
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Orton Bros
Scott
Kalispell
Thornton
Harry Banks
Dillon
Butte
E. Brook Martin
T. S. Scott
White Sulphur Springs
Helen
Margaret Williams
Great Falls
Boulder Hot Springs
Celia Setzer
Helena
E. H. Armitage
Ennis
T. C. Johnson
Bozeman
Delivery of Standard by 7:80: contact offices
If the carrier fails to deliver the Standard to you by 7:80, call the 422 Butte office or the 47 Anaconda office. A special messenger will deliver the paper at once.
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Butte
Anaconda
Dillon visitor T. E. Luebbin tours Butte scene
T. E. Luebbin of Dillon arrived in Butte for a social visit with friends. Readers are informed that Saturday Evening Post and numerous magazines including Literary Digest Argosy Movie Weekly Motion Picture Western Stories and Love Stories are now available at the P. O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Luebbin
Dillon
Butte
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
Argosy
Movie Weekly
P. O. News
Great Increase Shown in Ranks of Methodists
Reports to the Montana Methodist conference show a large rise in church membership over the past year and improved finances. A condolence was sent to the widow of Rev Stephen Coburn who died in an automobile accident this month. the Oakes Street church will become the Stephen A Coburn Memorial M E church. Conference officers reelected include Rev Charles Rhoades as secretary, Rev Fred Whitford as treasurer, Rev A D Welch as auditor, and Prof Paul M Adams as reporter.
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Associated Press
Helana
Mont
Montana Methodist Conference
H. K Holtginger
Butte
R. C. Edgington
Yellowstone
Astor
Oakes Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Stephen Coburn
Plans Completed for Butte Children's Day Festival at Columbia Gardens
The annual children's day festival, drawing more than 500 youngsters and 600 helpers, will be staged at Columbia Gardens led by Mrs. Robinson and Mel Clevett. The program starts at 1 30 with The Treasure Chest pageant. Senator W A Clark will not attend, returning to Santa Barbara after consulting his physicians.
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Butte
Kiddles
Columbia Gardens
Mrs. Robinson
Mel Clevett
W. A. Clark
W. A. Clark Jr
Santa Barbara
Cal
Clark
California
Secretary Wills Back From Glacier Meeting
I L Wills secretary of the chamber of commerce returned to Butte from Glacier park where he attended the Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries annual convention held Thursday through Saturday last week. Officers were elected with J A Harader Bozeman as president D R Bates Livingston as vice president and L E Jones Great Falls as secretary treasurer. Noted speakers included J A Ford Spokane Chamber of Commerce Earl B Smith American city bureau Chicago Prof Morton J Elrod Missoula and others from Great Northern Glacier Hotel and Glacier park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’. L. Wills
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Glacier Park
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Youths In Blackmail Scheme Trigger Alarm At Bennetts Home
A note threats Mrs. Bennetts with death unless paid 150 dollars. Two boys aged 12 and 13 posed as assailants, bought a motorcycle for 125, then sold it back for 100. Probation officer and deputy sheriff investigated. the two youths confessed and refunded the total money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bennetts
South Main Street
Rodman
Henry the Chink Rain Accused of Stealing Horses
Henry the Chink, a nine year old described as a celestial, is accused of frequent horse thefts in Butte. Probation Officer O Connor seeks funds from his late father s estate to send him to Father Flannigan s school in Omaha. Chief Murphy advised placing the boy in school as a path to reform.
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Henry
Celestial
Butte
Father Flannigan
Omaha
Dave O'Connor
Wyoming Street
Chief Murphy
O'Connor
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Merchandising Science
Fred 8 Decker Jr. presented a vocational talk to Kiwanis members on modern merchandising and distribution. He said merchandising is a science and traced products from manufacturer to consumer, noting the manufacturer broker wholesaler and retailer form an efficient distribution chain. E N Genzberger presided and W E Pierce and W Grant Hoage reported on Lewistown state convention.
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Kiwanis Club
Fred 8. Decker Jr
Decker
E. N. Genzberger
W. E. Pierce
W. Grant Hoage
Lewistown
Butte Unions to Revive Parade Labor Day Pageant
Labor day parade plans revive an old custom in Butte with J Charles Whitley named 48 marshal by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council. Jeff Fearen chairs the arrangements as the parade forms at Main and Copper streets at 9 a m. A gardens sports program precedes Senator T J Walsh speech, with a final committee meeting set for Sunday at 1 a m. A ball game and free candy for children are listed as attractions.
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J. Charles Whitley
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Jeff Fearen
Workingmen's Union
Main
Copper
T. J. Walsh
Police raid alleged moonshine distributing plant
Police Chief Murphy and government agent Ben Holter raided a home at 49 East Galena Street and arrested Toney Simanthakis after finding moonshine and a trunk filled with bottles and corks. He initially denied ownership but confessed after the landlady contradicted him.
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Murphy
Ben Holter
East Galena Street
Toney Simanthakis
Simantirakis
Jitney Favored Car Among Tourists at Yellowstone
The Yellowstone trail bureau reported 1100 cars registered this season led by 285 Fords 159 Buicks and 140 Dodges. Fred Martin head of the bureau noted most arrivals used jitneys among the various automobile makes observed by tourists in the region.
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Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Fred Martin
Centerville and Waikerville News Social Dance Planned
Social dance scheduled for Saturday evening September 1 at Hibernia hall. Howard's orchestra will provide music and the public is invited. Many local updates on residents, church activities, travels, and a bridal shower with Miss Ada McGrath noted.
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Hibernia Hall
Howard
Mamie Melia
Dunn Avenue
Hilbernia Hall
J. Bowden
West Center Street
Michigan
Ellen Sullivan
East la Platte Street
California
H. Brown
Missoula
J. Ivey
John Kennedy
West LaPlatte
Goggin
Ada McGrath
May Lowney
High Ore Terrace
Miss Lowney
Hennessy Company
Mrs James Sennett Visits Deer Lodge Then Returns
Mrs James Sennett of Deer Lodge returns home after two weeks visiting her daughter Mrs Jack Thomas. Daughter Mrs Marcella Sennett will stay in Deer Lodge until September. Mrs Bernard Mooney of 1541 Harrison Ave is seriously ill at St James hospital. The piece notes several travels and a church picnic planned for Monday September 3 at the reservoir with 8:30 a.m. conveyances from the Central Presbyterian Church.
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James Sennett
Jack Thomas
Deer Lodge
Marcella Sennett
Bernard Mooney
Harrison Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
M. F. Cleary
Yellowstone Park
H. J. Searle
Robert Burns
Madison
W. J. Dunstan
Whitman Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Central Presbyterian Church
Robert Ornsby
Utah Avenue
Joe
Tip
Philipsburg
Louis Lembke
Little Ruth Lembke
Ornsby
Lembke
Mesdames Shovlin
Clayton
Emerson
McCarthy
Weir
Berglund
Dibble
Craig
Dorothy Emerson
Nellie Dibble
John Zurfluh
South Arizona Street
Zurfluh
Veteran of Civil War on Way to Encampment in Milwaukee
Charles Bielenberg of Deer Lodge Montana a Grand Army instructor visited Butte on his way to the national encampment in Milwaukee He plans to depart soon to help arrange receptions for old soldiers He expected William Coleman former Montana Pioneer head and Simon Hauswirth Columbia Falls soldiers home commandant to attend
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Milwaukee
Charles Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Grand Army
Department of Montana
Butte
Bielenberg
Willis
William Coleman
Montana Society of Pioneers
Simon Hauswirth
Columbia Falls
Cooks and Waiters Granted New Wage Scale
A new wage scale for restaurant workers has been signed by employers and the workers union and ratified by the central labor body. It sets $7.25 daily for head cooks $6.25 for second cooks $6 for fry cooks and raises counter waiters by 60 cents daily while table waiters keep their current wages.
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Labor Organization
Montana corn seed drive spurs early harvest plan
Bozeman Montana August 29 1922 Montana farm corn acreage rose 219 fold since 1892 and nearly five times 1912 as extension service and state agriculture department urge seed corn selection days in early September County agents will guide growers in choosing storing and planning seed to cover two years of planting with frost risks noted Agronomy expert A J Ogaard and E N Bressman promote free pamphlet from Montana State College Bozeman plus seed corn guidance continuation of seed selection effort
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Standard
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Montana State College Extension Service
Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
A. J. Ogaard
Extension Agronomist
E. N. Bressman
State College Agronomy Department
Gamp Fire Girls In Drive To Establish Summer Quarters
Pretty girls selling flowers on Butte streets last night began a week long drive to raise funds for summer quarters at Echo Lake for Butte Campfire girls. Supervising Miss Mabel Carmichael, volunteers from Walohl Campfire circle, with flowers donated by C. B. Free, aim to raise 300 dollars and fund new Campfire circles.
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Butte
Echo Lake
Walohl
Mabel Carmichael
C. B. Free
Purdy Receives 90 Days and Fine in Federal Case
Frank Purdy was brought into federal court yesterday on a charge of manufacturing liquor at Elk Park. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined $100 plus court costs. The article notes early housing heating innovations from Germantown, dating to 1753, with a cast iron box in the fireplace channeling heat to another room.
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Frank Purdy
Elk Park
Jais
Germantown
Perrysburg Woman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Product
Mrs Ada Frick of Perrysburg Ohio recounts relief from side pains and nervous troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She heard of it from a fellow traveler and now urges other women to try the remedy, noting widespread testimony of its help for ailments unique to women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Perrysburg
Ada Frick
Ohio
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