Butte Pastor Is Sent to Oregon and Other Montana Appointments
The Rev Howard Johnston Harper pastor of Lowell Avenue Methodist Church South is appointed to a church in Corvallis Oregon according to Spokane conference notes. His successor will be Rev W T Reid of Oregon. Revs C J Atkins and others receive reappointments across Montana including Missoula Bozeman Deer Lodge Garrison Helena and several towns.
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Howard Johnston Harper
Lowell Avenu Methodist Church
South
Corvailis
Ore
Conference of the Methodist Church, South
Spokane
Butte
W.T. Reid
Oregon
C.J. Atkins
Bellevue Methodist Church
Bute
Montana
Metcalf
Missoula
Coan
Rock Creek
H. Fenton Evensville
P. Jy
Summit Valley
Ross
Willow Creek
OV. Hill
Whitehall Circuit
T. D. Sviniams
Canvassing Officials May Finish Work Today
Canvassing of primary election votes, including the Gist precinct, progressed to the point of a recess last night. Officials believed canvassing would be completed today as material changes emerged in earlier announced results. Sullivan held twelfth and Leo trailed closely in the legislature race.
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Dan “Sullivan
Stilt
Edward “Leo
Tims
Funeral rites planned in Salt Lake for Fay Knott
Francis Harte Parks and Fay Knott's remains to be interred in Salt Lake after travel from Butte. Knott, a former Hatte resident linked to Montana Sugar Company, died from infection after an ulcerated tooth. Mrs Knott to reside with relatives in Salt Lake.
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Francis Harte Parks
Sate Lake
Fay’ Knott
Hatte
Shoredase
Salt Lake
Knott
Montana
Pany
Butte N Ae
New York
Mineral County Land For Settlers Report
Mineral county Montana has land for settlers, with 821 acres of irrigable land receiving water from Missoula county. The report from the census director Corday indicates irrigation works are completed or under construction, with 67 acres of the 2,054 acres slated for supply. The summary notes a total of fair acres will be irrigated by works either completed or underway.
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Mineral County
Montana
Missoula
Butte
Corday
Cattlemen Aid Car Shipments In Montana
Cattle shippers in Montana are aided in securing necessary cars by a St. Paul committee. Jay H. Markie, vice president of Stock Yards National Bank of St. Paul, relayed the information yesterday from Butte. A. Johnson of St. Paul chairs the car aid panel.
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Montana
Paul
Butte
Jay BH. Markie
Stock Yards National Bank of
Butte News Notes and Public Notices from Montana
Butte notes report King-Cote Company visitor from Seattle, local office supply items for sale, and a trio of motorists returning from a Pacific coast trip. Police hold Jack Cowxill and Paul Blackmurs, both 17, on robbery charges. Marriage licenses issued in Butte include Merrifield with Cale Jen and Batten with Kristensen. An equity judgment by Realty Company of Massachusetts acknowledged. Yellowstone park three week auto trip planned by W. J. Carter, Ida Waters, and Fred Schamer. Electricians remove political placards from telephone posts. Rimer Hauser from Fontana visits family in Butte before a Montana-Cali trip and Milwaukee stop en route home.
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Orton
Will F. Cole
King-Cote Company
Seattle
Hutte
P.O
Pacific Coast
Frank Ellis
Phillips Street
Jack Cowxill
Paul Blackmurs
Butte
Salt Lake
Butte Olive
Harry. Merrifield
Walkerville
Mary Helen Cale Jen
Lemuel Batten
Lillian Manilla Kristensen
Rirka Binnard
Realty Company of
Massachusetts
W. J. Carter
Ida Waters
Fred Schamer
Yellowstone” Park
Madison Valley
Rimer Hauser
Fontana
Cal
Annie D. Mauser
Almira Apartments
Jonas’ Hauser
Anaconda
Hauser
Montana
California
Miwaukee
Dr. Jauser
Enormous crops spark rail transport concerns in Oregon
Henry Coulam, Union Pacific general agent in Hutte, after Omaha meeting of traffic officials, reports huge crops along the Oregon Short Line. He notes transportation of produce will be a real problem as government profit guarantees end tomorrow and railroads anticipate smooth operation with recent rate increases.
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Oregon Short Line
Henry Cowlam
Hutte
Union Pacific
Omaha
Hikes to aid Scouts pass their tests this week
Two hikes are planned for Boy Scouts this week. The first hike Wednesday morning from Scout afters will cover the Fourth of July canyon and offer tests in cooking tracking and fire building. Scouts supply lunches and return around 6 p.m. The three day hike starts Saturday from O. 8. Ta Jepot camping at East Butte camp No.1 then Mount Vieecer for Scout Sunday, No.2 camp at Mount Kieecer foot Sunday night, to Durant 12 miles Monday, rail via Th. A. & P. to Hutte Monday evening. Regular meetings to resume after summer break, officials say.
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Ta Jepot
Fourth of July Canyon
East Butte Company
No.1
Mount Vieecer
No.2
Mount Kieecer
Durant
Hutte
Whitney
Ward warns police to watch for Brandon
Sheriff Burns of Cascade county issued a notice asking city officials to locate William Brandon who broke jail while awaiting trial for robbery and grand larceny. Brandon is described as about 30, 5 feet 7 inches, medium brown hair and blue eyes, armed and dangerous.
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Ward
Burns
Cascade County
William Brandon
Brandon
Mexican Arrested Assault Charge at Dance
A Mexican man was arrested on an assault charge after a confrontation at a dance. Police stated the suspect followed another man with apparent intent to harm, and officers discovered a weapon during the search.
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Vale
Ina
Justice Olin
Valdez
Gogna
Rih
Naldeg
Local Industry Forum Set In New Chamber Rooms
The first open forum on Our Local Industries and How We Can Give Them Better Support and Encouragement will be held next Tuesday at noon in the new chamber of commerce rooms. IW Racer, forum chairman, urges chamber members to attend as meetings vary from noon luncheons to evening sessions. The agenda includes the Hut te Street Railway Situation and What Is Being Done with about 1 week remaining before the September 14 forum date.
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Chamber of Commerce
IW. Racer
Comnlites
Hutte Street
Japanese Mining Men View Local Mines
K Maksero and Tokio engineers stay at the Finlen hotel to tour copper properties and smelters. They discuss mining focus, English education in Japan, and plans to visit Anaconda. The visitors deny government mission, say they will stay a week and pursue private business.
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K. Maksero
Tokio
Japan
Finlen Hotel
Iowa
Janese
Jaspan
Crades
Anaconda
Ishia
United States
Korea
Igawa
Cox Denies Wets Contributed To His Campaign
Governor Cox, responding to a Chicago hearing, denied any wets or Arys contributions to his Democratic campaign. He cited Ohio official reports showing wets have not donated to campaigns or wet referendums. He warned that such claims are absurd and said he will speak at the Ohio state fair tomorrow on agriculture and possibly the League of Nations with farmers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Senate
Chicago
Cox
Hays
George T. Carroll
New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests
Secretary of State
Agricultu
League of Nations
Anti American Prohibition Propaganda Rivalry
British liquor interests wage anti American propaganda amid fear of prohibition. Observers condemn the tone as shabby and say posters caricature America while seeking to embroil England with the United States to serve liquor industry aims.
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Universal Service
London
The
Observer
America
Great Britain
England
Drillers to Contest on Labor Day Program
A Labor Day event at Columbia Gardens features a drilling contest with ten minute runs. Teams of two, weighing over 100 pounds, drill for inches to win a $100 prize. Judges include W McClain Angus McLeod and J Seph Roderick. Merchants William Husband Wilfré Hugo and Charles G Nicholls fund the prizes. At least six teams expected.
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Columbia Gardens
W McClain
Angus, McLeod
J Seph Roderick
William Husband
Wilfré Hugo
Charles G. Nicholls
Butte
Rural TEAC to Meet in Silver Bow County
Rural teachers of Silver Bow County will meet in the office of the county superintendent of schools at 10 30 Saturday morning. Mrs Nellie Small county superintendent announced yesterday. At this meeting every rural teacher will attend, outlines and books will be distributed for the coming year.
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Silver Bow
Nellie Small
Payment in Foreign Money Orders Adopted by Postal Service
A national bulletin announces the adoption of a table for paying full amounts on international postal money orders. The United States Office Department sets rules effective May 16. The guidance covers money orders issued in the United States and payable in foreign countries, using full currency value.
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United Office Department
Unite States
Ational
Budapest Police Appeal For Funds From 4 Staff Members
In Budapest a police writer appeals to readers and Rutte police fore members for financial aid for four staff members whose salaries are said to be lower than those of laborers. Chief Murphy notes that a meritorious appeal would be addressed by other channels.
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Muepoe
Budapest
Hungary
Rutte
Murphy
Pacific Internation Mt Yakima Census Notes
A brief, garbled note discusses census work in a county near Yakima with reference to a place called Victoria. Mentions rediscov enumerators and an expected majority for the democratic ticket, with Philadelphia referenced as context or location.
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Pacific Internation
Yakima
Victoria
Philadelphia
Court scramble over writ of prohibition in Jackson case
City Attorney Clint Juttner and Police Magistrate Grimes returned from Helena after a failed attempt to secure a writ of prohibition against Judge Jackson in the contempt case. Supreme Court requires three justices. others are unavailable. Police court sessions postponed due to Judge Grimes absence. no police court today.
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Clint
Juttner
Grimes
Supreme Court
Jackson
Pficia
Helena
Dust Willam J. Holloway
Poiles
Curt
Enders
Women Celebrate Suffrage Victory at Luncheon
Readers recount a suffrage victory celebration with notable guests including Mrs. Taltey, Mrs. Stewart, and Miss O’Leary among a crowd of women supporters. Names such as Margaret Orn, Delia A Bes, Catherine Pennies, and Mary ONeill appear in attendance.
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Bute
Matty Bowe
Ada Mi
Avra Buta
Dee Taltey
Charles Irishe Stewart
Clinch
Margaret Orn
Adams Tower
Catherine If
Delia A
Bes Outa
the O'Leary
Mary Oneill Andl Milared
Sherritt
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Corvallis, Ore
Butte News
Coulam
West Fannon
J. L. Hannifinitting
Spee
Dupi
J. W. Duncan
Phoenix
Moto Industries
Chamber
T. Igawa
Cox Denies Wets
TEAC
Askotele Prom Police
VN Re Nternaphonal Wen Lo Vet Victoria
Yak Ma Hemi van Muver
Tanik ‘S Okane Oe
Rattl
McCarthy, Bryant & CO
East Park
Lyon
White House
I Bros
John J. M’carthy
Mannix
Ae Bae
Joseph Richards, Irc
Sam R. White
Directo South In
I George Castro
Tandy
Main Streets
Holy Crows
Gabrial
Lewis Gabrial
Joseph ‘Bomontes
First Street
St. Lawrence's Church
American’ Legion
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dalyshea Company
Fommral
Park St. i
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO
Larry Duggan
Dade
Rch
Oy Morlance
Eagle Rock
PIBER
Houghta
West Park
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Ee
East Broadway
Yellowstone
Idaho
Belmont
McCarthy
Sipton
King-Cole Garme
West Park Street
Stone
Horlick
DR. Davis
Gibson
S. Montana St
W. Edwy
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