Butte Notes and Local Visitors
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Adv. Charles Hood a Leggat business visitor from Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyner of Billings are week end guests at the Thornton. Z. Zelioner of Missoula stopping at the Butte on business. Office supplies at the P. O. News Stand. N. J. Cooney of Great Falls stopping at the Acoma. Mrs. W. C. Noyes returns home after visiting White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Charles Hood
Leggat
Dillon
Mrs. Hoyner
Billings
Thornton
Z. Zelioner
Missoula
Butte
P. O
N. J. Cooney
Great Fails
Acoma
W. C. Noyes
West Park Street
White Sulphur Springs
Butte City Lodge No. 14 Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Butte City lodge No. 14 will be held Monday evening August 31 1925.
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Butte City Lodge
Various Visitors Register at Butte Hotels Over Weekend
A long list of guests and registrants spread across Butte hotels notes travelers from Helena Great Falls Lewistown Basin Basin Wisdom Dillon Hamilton and others staying at the Arizona Acoma Grand Leggat New Finlen Thornton and other hostels. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arnott of Wisdom and the newly married L. F. Holtzberger and L. Holtzberger along with Miss Theresa Auerbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert C. Lee
Hamilton
New Finlen
Butte
Albert Beck
Basin
Arizona
Br. C. Williams
Lewistown
Grand
T. A. Marlow
Helena
R. D. Allen
Virginia City
Roy Arnott
Wisdom
M. J. Parka
Boulder
Leggat
Y. J. Murphy
R. F. Parsons
Great Falla
Acoma
A. & Margratte
A. Tops
The
H. R. Cummings
Bill Henderson
Miles ‘City
W. 8. Tash
Dillon
G. M. Stowe
Thornton
M. J. Hall
Ethel Hall
Great Falls
New Finten
L. F. Holtzberger
Theresa Auerbach
Relatives Seek Two Butte Boys Missing From Home
Within a month two Butte boys have disappeared and relatives appealed to the county probation officer for help locating them. Adilie Pesenti, son of Pete Pesenti of Meaderville, vanished in Butte after cashing a $12 check at the old Swiss home, and Hughie Fagan, son of Mrs. Mary Fagan, disappeared from his aunt’s summer home near West Yellowstone about three weeks ago. Relatives fear for their safety as neither has contacted family. Information should be directed to Mr. O’Connor in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Adilie Pesenti
Pete Pesenti
Meaderville
Hughie Fagan
Mary Fagan
Harrison Avenue
West Yellowstone
David O’connor
Pesenti
Delmo Ranch
Pipestone Creek
Mercury
Arizona Street
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. O’connor
Butte Business College Opens Fall Term With Strong Enrollment
The Butte Business College begins its fall term on Tuesday September 1 with record enrollment. Students from Montana and four other states pursue enhanced salesmanship and commercial courses under President F A Rice and Dean J Lee Rice. The school has 18 years of accreditation allowing high school graduates to enter universities on earned credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business College
Hill
Montana
F. A. Rice
Butte
J. Lee Rice
Rice
Northwest
Giovanetti
J. L. Scott
Social evening hosted by Southern Montana Poultry Association
Members entertained members at the home of Mrs. Sam Greenlee 2411 Harrison avenue Tuesday. The lawn was lit with Japanese lanterns and electric lights while Loomis orchestra and Orton Bros Banjo Club provided music. Piano solos by Athene Wakefield Audrey Hanewirth Helen Hoffreiter and Miss M. McHugh preceded refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Sam Greenlee
Harrison Avenue
Greenlee
Loomis Orchestra
Orton Bros. Banjo Club
Athene Wakefield
Audrey Hanewirth
Helen
Bertha Hoffreiter
Mise M. McHugh
Oversize Battery Has Advantages
Prospective buyers face choices among battery types. William Beery of Auto Electric Equipment argues oversize batteries offer better emergency readiness and longer life, with the extra cost offset by durability. He likens a larger battery to two horses on a load, providing reserve strength for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beery
Auto Electric Equipment Company
Willard Dealers
Election of officers for Gold en Red council meeting
Notice announces the election of officers and important business at a September 2 meeting at 1209. The brief item notes the time and venue for council proceedings.
Butte Lends Aid as $10,000 Quake Fund Target Seen
The Silver Bow county relief drive, led by George N. Short, has $7,500 raised toward a $10,000 county quota for Galatin quake damaged schools. Work continues as volunteers recruit in remaining districts and banks and the chamber of commerce accept contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Baw County
Silver Bow County
George N. Short
Butte
Gallatin County
Short
State Board of Examiners
Chamber of Commerce
Lewisohn Block
Ramsey
Three Forks
Logan
Manhattan
Release of Wis Cattle From City Pound Ends in Fine
John Doe Pesanti released four cows from the city pound after a police court trial. He was fined 35 dollars for turning loose cattle that damaged lawns in Butte. The city will monitor errant cattle and return them to the pound with charges before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe Pesanti
Pesanti
Walkerville
Pesant
Butte
Small Boy Injured in Auto Collision on Copper Street
Al Cutting 11 suffered a possible fractured skull after being struck by a Heath Making driver Ralph Peterson at 1306 Gallatin. He was taken to Murray hospital for X rays and treated by Dr. D. D. Davis, then returned home. Johnn Barry 613 North Wyoming received medical care after a wagon fall at St James hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cutting
Weat
Copper Street
Ralph Peterson
Gallatin
Heath Making Company
Mr. Peterson
Murray Hospital
D. D. Davis
Johnn Barry
North
Wyoming
St. James’ Hospital
Garden club to publish a book in Butte
The Rocky Mountain Garden club plans a book of scenic spots in Butte featuring streets, gardens and floral displays. Fundraising will occur via city beautifying committee flower sales next week, with early receipts from Floral Park division sales turned over to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Butte
Floral Park
Brophy
Car Seized After Byers Finds Beer In Cadillac
Deputy Sheriff William Byers arrested Frank Daly yesterday afternoon. A Cadillac car was seized with a sack filled with Canadian beer inside the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Frank Daly
William Byers
Neglect charge filed in Buckley court
Karl Storey was charged with failure to provide in a complaint filed yesterday in Justice of the Peace Buckley s court on behalf of Mrs Nancy Storey of 719 East Mercury Street. A London tennis tournament featured a feminine contestant wearing stockings worn down to the ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Storey
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
Nancy Storey
East Mercury Street
London
Butte Business College Training Sets Path to Success
Butte Business College promotes training as the first step toward career advancement. The promise emphasizes that prepared individuals rise higher in their chosen field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business College
Why not start now toward better things you desire
A persuasive call urges immediate action toward superior business training. It argues next week or next month brings no real advantage and claims the faculty can help students succeed in the well paid business profession. The passage emphasizes urgency and support.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kodaks
Kodak Film
Beticvabbetes
C. B. Hoskins & CO
Eastman ‘Agents
North Main Street
Butte, Montana
Cleveland
East Broadway
Butte Notes
F. A. Ironside
Anaconda
C. M. Nash of
Garrison
the Thornton
Business College
Small Boy
Garden Club
Viola Dana
Theodore Roberts
Harry Langdon
School of the Northwest
Rice Brothers
Owsley
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