Butte Notes: Short visits and arrivals reported
Butte notes list many visitors and residents in town for business or leisure. Names include Orton Bros, B. T. Ross of Boulder, C. Egan of Bozeman, Lewistown figures, and local hosts at the Finlen and Thornton hotels. Several departures and family notices accompany the social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rum Orton Bros
B. T. Ross
Boulder
Butte
Esterday
C. Egan
Bozeman
Robert H. Congreve
Lewistown
F.C. Baumgart
Livingston
D. Noo
Helena
Finten
A. K. Smith
Sidney
A. B. Cook
Drummond
Teresa Lynn
Dillon
J. H. Healy
Thornton
Tom Darrow
Éwin Schurch
J.B. Salisbury
Virginia City
Bertha Whalen
Rowan
Ruby
Ruth Settle
Martindale
T. C. Witherspoon
St. Louis
E. C. Boyle
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
S. Kendall
Hamilton
Finlen
Tutte
J. P. Enrose
Deer Lodge
Jim Brogan
Hall
Butts
Bryant
Waukesha Street
Carrie Jackey
Trout Creek
W. A. Kettrell
C. J. Woodworth
Wisdom
al Douglass
Prattville
Mich
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Montana
Stevensville
Woman's Club
Fred B. Young
Bitter Root Valley
Scott Fries
Mis Soula
Women’s rally blasts state laxities in Helena
Mrs. Maggie Hathaway, last legislative assembly member, denounces inefficiencies in state offices at Helena. In a People's Community church talk she backs pending bills including Shepard Townley maternity measures and public welfare reform while urging defense of the direct primary. She cites clerical lapses, opposition to the bills, and calls for education and welfare reforms with funding provisions and state participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Legislative Assembly
People's Community Church
Shepard-Townley
Hathaway
Capitol
Mr. Hathaway
Public ‘Welfare Department
Congress
Kenyon
Senate
Towner-Sterling
Public Welfare
Woman's Club
Sydney Sanner
Paul Bowden
A. F.fice
League of ‘Women Voters
League
W.T. Lockwood
Resident of Butte for Thirty-Five Years Dies
Mrs. A J Comstock aged 45 and sister of C P Nevin former Butte mayor died after 39 years in the city. Born in Virginia City she leaves two daughters Alice and Dorothy two sisters Mrs P S Susin Donnelly of Butte and P H Nevin foreman at Anaconda mine and George F Nevin. Remains will be moved from Walsh chapel to sister Mrs Sullivan 517 North Emmett for Saturday morning funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Comstock
C. P. Nevin
Butte
Comstock
Virginia City
Nev
Alice
Dorothy
P.S. Susin Donnelly
P. H. Nevin
Anaconda
George F. Nevin
Walsh Chapel
Gangner Bail Granted in Murder Case at Georgetown Lake
Former Anaconda mayor Fred Gangner, once state representative, is granted bail of 15000 by Judge Lynch after state supreme court orders transfer. Gangner faces murder charges for killing John Anderson at Georgetown Lake on November 2. Bail hearing had been moved from Judge Winston, with Sheriff Beal present and State Attorney J B C Knight representing the state. Others involved include McCaffery Sullivan of Butte and J P Stagg of Anaconda. Meanwhile Ed Carleen, charged with robbery in the Bielenberg block, sees bail reduced from 3000 to 2500. McCarthy and Handley face trial with Handley dismissed and McCarthy free on 5000 bond. County attorney seeks venue change for McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gangner
Anaconda
J. 3. Lynch
State Supreme Court
Gangner
John Anderson
Georgetown Lake
Winston
Supreme Court
Brantly
Lynch
Beal
J. B.C. Knight
McCaffery and Sullivan
Butte
J. P. Stagg
Carson
Ed Carleen
Bielenberg
Carlson
James” McCarthy
Thomas Handley
Handley
McCarthy
Carlton
Houston Ouster Postponed To December Fifth
The supreme court stayed all proceedings in Houston until December 6 and postponed arguments on a writ or prohibition. Justice Pomeroy, reportedly removed as trial judge, faces questions over why a peremptory writ should not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aas Pra
Hela
Supreme Court
Ihin
Bheritt W
Houston
den Gow
Pomeroy
Eddie Booths Eastward Mission as Interior Solicitor
The article profiles Eddie Booth, Montana native and solicitor for the Interior Department, traveling from Washington to Montana. It notes his role overseeing land, pensions, patent, and mineral agencies, with plans to issue patents promptly and handle appeals daily. It recounts his Crow Agency ceremony presence with Marshal Foch, admiration from Chief Plenty Coos, and departure toward Helena to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Eddie
Marheal Foch
Montana
Eadie
S Paul
Butte
Mo Picion
Department
Washington
Harding
Capitol
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Pensions Bureau
Patent Office
Reclamation Service
Bureau of Mines
Geological Survey
Montananian
Secretary of the Interior
Marshal Foch
Crow Agency
Plenty Coos
Billings
Foch
Plenty Cool
C.J. Kelly
Metals Bank of
Kelly
Helena
Cascade County Delinquent List Totals Sub 15 Percent
Great Falls Montana November 30. County Treasurer F C Andretta announced delinquencies in Cascade county for the year will total under 15 percent of the amount charged for collection. Total collections to date reach 1 431 000 with sizable payments still due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
F.C. Andretta
Cascade County
Oil firm opens natural gas flow in Bi Basin well
On November 30 the Mid-North oil company reported a new natural gas flow from one well in the Bi Basin. The well produced about 000,000 cubic feet per day, with horizons extended, suggesting potential increased output in the quad Font area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIL Company
Mid
Ity Paulson
Bi Basin
Taxes Pour Into County Treasury On Final Day
Crowds line the county treasurer’s office as payment deadline nears with 10 percent penalty. Large taxpayers including railroads Montana Power Telephone and Western Union show up. totals not yet in. Delinquencies expected to rise but not dramatically from last year. Baby bath joke ends the page with a Life magazine caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Montana Power Company
The
Telephone Company
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
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Norway
Fe Lao
Florida
Lyon
Vane
Butte Notes
Louis Chaney
South Gaylord’ Street
J. H. Peregrine
Virginia
Minn
Leggat
Ladies Home Journal
H. J. Porter
P. J. Peckins
Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway
Seattle
Hubert Ramsey
Missoula
Eman B. Reeves
C.D. Reeves
Milwaukee Railway
Moline, Ii
Loiselle Taxi Service
H. A. Stone
Philadelphia
R. P. "Brewer
Kennett Square
Ruby Settle
Martinsdale
John C. Norvell
Cleveland
J. R. Norris
L. Freund
J.C. Wolff
C. Mayer
L. Schuenecke
J.P. Normaley
New York
F.C. Laird
Salt, Lake
J.B. Saulsbury
British Columbia
Florence Gooch
Toronto
H.E. Smith
H. M. Thompson
San Francisco
H. L. Burnham
Spokane
Pedduck
Livingston Deer Lodge
T. C. Johnston
Cardwell
E. D. Jenkins
J. G. Anderson
C. W. Holt
Pony
C. B. Hartwig
Joe McCarthy
P. J. Edwards
N. Rolich
Rik’ Park
N. "Thompson
Whitehall
Arizona
J. D. McKee
Denver
D. Bridges
Leonard Erickson
H. Ik. Rouzer
Peter Mezlak
W. ‘. Brown
Minneapolis
T. H.dunnington
Colorado Springs
B.C. Kellett
St. Paul
A. H. Jones
Chicago
B. Hoogner
R. K. Patterson
Bradley
Clayton H. Parker
Salt Lakes
Francis Walton
W. N
Bill
Derstand Bil
Tureau
Mew Hathaway
Stara
Suse Lynch
Wa Bondo
Shige Sinton
Downaline
Pendleton Crib
HI Disguise East
Interior Department
Edwins
Fctment of the Interior
Marti
Adie
Frese
Cascade
Sternfelte
State Board of Equalization
Eee
Mae
Lyman H. Howe
Swan
Warn Bron
P&g
Swift
Cascade Four
Weer
John J. M'Carthy, Prop
McCartay’s Sanitary
East Broadway
Janey Cones
Simp
Caretana
Macon
Swit & Co
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