Water Company In Its New Home In Butte
The Tutte Water company moves into the old telephone building on West Granite Street opposite the Silver Row club. The article recalls the firm’s growth since 1891, describing the Basin Creek reservoir, Big Hole extension, and copper sulphate treatment to curb algae, noting rapid expansion of pumping capacity and pipe networks to serve Butte.
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Tutte Water Company
Telephone
West Granite Street
Silver Row Club
Fasin Creek
Main Street
Butte
Basin Creek
Basin Reserve
Basin Creel
Towning Station
Galena and
Montana Street
A.C. M. Company
Fish Creek
Continental Divide
Task Creek
Oed
G. T. Moore
Department of Agriculture
Krill Starz
Victeriolocist
Helena, Mont
Basin Ana
Uote
Big Hole
Big Mole
Big Hole Rive
Divide Station
Oregon
West Side
Moulton Minin Company
Mediately
Walkerville
Swermenne Hou
Moulton
Sasin
Asin
Miz Hole
Water Company
Pertss
Board of Trustees
Public Utilities Commission
Fragmentary financial figures from Hyapa county report
Incomplete OCR shows 1918 12 316 and 1891 tax data with numbers for house connections plant value and labor costs. The fragment lists totals such as 92 294 and 288 060 and indicates payroll and hourly rates, but lacks clear context or full entities. The readable items point to historic county finances and public works costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyapa County Marants
Ein
Brother Joint Heir Sought After Springfield Return
A notice seeks Macay T. Ricard a 51 year old man born in Guehec who recently arrived from Springfield Mase. Police urge any information on his whereabouts and establish contact for family estate matters involving Estor Wierd a buale now linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macay T. Ricard
Guehec
Springfield
Mase
Estor Wierd
Metz mayor warns Germans to observe rights and peace
The newly appointed mayor of Metz issues a proclamation after four years of terror urging German-born inhabitants to respect laws and promising protection if they observe regulations, while warning against any attempt to stir trouble or excite the population.
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Associated Press
Paris
Metz
Marine Corps to wait for peace before demobilization
Kington November 30 The Marine Corps will not begin general demobilization until peace is concluded Secretary Daniels stated discharges will come gradually and selectively rather than all at once as the war ends contemplating a measured drawdown after assurance of lasting peace.
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Kington
Marine Corps
Daniels
Telephone co operatives exempt from wire control orders
Washington November 89 cooperatives receiving revenue only from partners stockholders or members are not required to comply with wire control orders at present. The ruling requires only that these systems operate to a standard approved by the postmaster general and not extend without his approval.
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Washington
Co-operative Telephone
Wire Control Administration
Weather forecast summary for the Pacific states
Weather service predictions for the week start Monday indicate northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions may see snow or rain Tuesday or Wednesday. northern portions expect unsettled weather while southern areas stay fair with below normal temperatures. Pacific states face frequent rain in the north and generally fair weather in the south with near normal temperatures.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific
North
South
Private Arthur C. Mely Dies in Action in Lorraine
WARTIME letter reveals Alfred Mely of Rampou cafe learns brother Private Arthur C. Mely was killed in action near his Lorraine birthplace. Mely enlisted in Spokane early in the war and sent a final note amid grim hope for return.
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Hutte
Alfred’ Mely
Rampou
Arthur C. Mely
Privaty
Mely
Spokane
Lorraine
Rennite
Monthly Poigesourt Court Report Reveals 794 Cases Tried
The city police court last month tried 794 cases with 2353 dollars in cash revenue. Sixty bonds were forfeited while 85 disturbance cases were fined and 66 dismissed. Six drunkenness fines, 231 dismissals, 46 commutations, and 43 bonds forfeited were recorded. Fourteen appeals occurred among miscellaneous cases with 82 fines, 122 dismissals, nine commutations, and ten suspensions. Incident notes include J H Bonner striking Ea Harrington and others fined for vagrancy and disturbances. Kennedy and Mildred cited as vagrants. a woman named John Taylor charged with attempted murder after gunfire amid a dispute on Tonkin avenue.
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J.H. Bonner
Ea Harrington
Harrington
Bonner
Howser
Willey
Iter
Joe Graham
Kennedy
Mildred
John Taylor
Hody
Taylor
Dillo
Ken "Tonkin Avenue
Beloved Butte Lady Bernice Weidenbach Laid to Rest
Miss Bernice Weidenbach, greatly beloved in Butte, was buried here last week. She was one of the town’s fairest and most popular, admired in school and business life. After graduation from the Butte high, she worked in the basin of the Thornton hotel.
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Bernice Weidenbach
Dutte
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Miss Bernice Weiden BAC Rites Noted In Butte
In a brief obituary style notice, Bernice Weiden of 1014 West Porphyry Butte is remembered by her parents relatives and friends for a beautiful useful life. Six schoolmates served as pallbearers Misses Virginia Nasel Anna McAuliffe Helen Comba Irene Farrell Catherine Ruf and others are named in the tribute.
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Ginson
Bernice Weiden
West Porphyry, Butte
Virginia Nasel
Anna McAuliffe
Helen Comba
Irene Farrell
Catherine Ruffato
Small
Postwar Harbor Rules Eased by Censorship Removal
Washington plans to lift wartime harbor restrictions by ending ship and consignee mail censorship and abolishing drastic seaborne controls. The move affects inbound and outbound vessels and signals a return toward peacetime regulatory practices.
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Washingtons Uv. Oy
Cuswwiis
Butte Breweries Go Silent Under Prohibition
Nightfall marks the halt of beer production as three Butte breweries shut down following the presidential proclamation. About 180 workers faced possible layoffs while production of near beer continues under modified rules until January 1 when state prohibition fully takes effect. Buildings and equipment were valued at over $1,000,000 prior to the prohibition orders.
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Geor Ix
Three
Butte
Maloney questioned over prohibition stance and leadership
The letter to the editor criticizes Mayor Maloney for his stance on prohibition and questions his fitness for office. It argues his testimony lacks consistency, warns of financial strain in Butte, and calls for resignation if he cannot lead effectively.
Butte Pastor criticizes liquor law push amid election threat
The letter from G W Williams of Content Presbyterian Church in Butte Montana argues Mr Maloney will not surrender the city, warns liquor representatives may resist prohibition, and urges officers to enforce the law after January. Williams contends civic law stems from public interest over personal gain and calls for penalizing violators.
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Mr. Maroney
Hie
Uve
Maroney
Butte
Maloney
Oifielaia
Hutte
Mialoney
TL Ie
Searthy
Te. G. Williams
Content Presbyterian Church
Mont
Thousands of Breweries Close Under Government Order
Thousands of workers lose jobs as 16 St Louis breweries shut down at midnight amid a federal order. California reports 45 breweries affected, with 180000 barrels annual output and potential remodeling into other factories. Newark brewer leaders say no immediate push to lift the ban, citing legal questions and Hoover administration stance.
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St. Toult
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Kiel
Euarts
San Francisco
California
Washington
Hrewars” Association
Clifornian
Hrevwerien
Monte
Pacific Coast States
Oregon
Densmore Appeal Dragged At San Francisco Grand Jury
Federal director general of employment J B Densmore faced questions on irregularities in the Mooney prosecution as a telegram to Secretary Wilson was sent by Superior Court Judge E Mogan. The International Workers Defense League renews determination to strike for Mooney, serving a life term for a bomb case. Governor Stephens commuted Mooney’s original death sentence, and San Francisco labor officials plan a meeting on the matter. Harbor restrictions under the espionage act were lifted to ease harbor operations and vessel movements. Seattle’s football team failed to clinch the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate title despite a strong effort against a Grenlobek team, losing 10-0.
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San Francisco
J.B. Densmore
Rena Mooney
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
E. Mogan
Superior Court
Densmore
International Workers Defense League
Conservation Sunday Promotes Food Save Drive World Relief
Today marks the start of a weeklong conservation campaign led by the United States Food Administration to urge Americans to save food for world relief. Ministers across churches read Hoover’s message urging voluntary saving to avert famine in Poland Serbia and beyond.
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United States Food Administration
All Mariana Curches
Mr. Hoover
Americ
F. W. iLeskins
Poland
Serbia
America
Nort la
Finland
Montenesto
Austria-trin
Gary
Russia
Teursia
White Sea
Tal Totgarin
Albania
Turkey
Tven
Storaae
Reid
Toover
Storld
Atkinson
Mentho Laxene praised for quick cough relief
Birmingham Alabama chief operator for F COR writes of Mentho Laxene as a premier cough cure after a three month cough. He claims a home mixed syrup from a rich cherry grindelia and ammonium chloride formula delivers permanent relief in 24 hours. The ad touts affordability and guaranteed effectiveness for colds and breathing troubles.
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My. IL
Spot
F Cor. RB
Birmingham
Ala
La Creole Hair Dressing Claims Gray Hair Reversal
An old advertisement promises La Creole Hair Dressing will turn gray faded dry hair into a dark lustrous shade. It claims long, soft hair and offers mail order delivery from Fair Drag and Assay Supply Co. of Butte Montana for $1.26 plus regular price.
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Fair Drag and ‘Assay Supply Company
Butte
Mont
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Maras
Butte Horseshowers
Eugene Carroll
Alexander
Tus
Cure Water Company
Rodolph Probst
M. 1
Weatner Portie
Wests
Poigesourt
Breweries
Standard
San
M Chia
Aldeney
Matones
Buttes
Kain
Ivor
Newark
N. J
Drewing Ifted
Christian Feigenswan
United Statpan Brewers" Association
Noe Muen
Teana
Hoover
Europe
Treasury Customs
Seattle Aceion
Sfort
University of Gren Baskedeldmene
Conservation
Cowen
Fom
Eckman Laboratory
Philadel Mintatavers
Eskman
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