Butte Current Notes From Various Local Happenings
The Butte column lists arrivals and departures, shopping visits, and social notes. Names include Forest Stuart from Two Dot, Earl B. Patten of Philipsburg, J Gerry of Butchertown, J M Gillie at Meaderville, and Dr E R Alward of Twin Bridges. Events cover Christmas greetings, engraving gifts, hospital stays, marriages, school events, and travel to Falls Idaho and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros Stein-Bioch Clothes
Tonkin
Elite Studio
Forest Stuart
Butte
Dot
Taxic Man & Reed
James Keane
Great Falls
Earl B. Patten
Philipsburg
Argyle
E. W. Hill
Eustace
Mont
de Sallier
Yeste Basin
Lesgot Barn
J Gerry
Butchertown
HL. Lindley
Sampson Street
J. Roil
Norberg
A. Waltermuth
Falls
Idaho
Standard Office
War and the Tariff
Senator P
A. A. McDonald
Petry
C. P. Logan
Billings
Katie Ryan
Salt Lake City
Thornton
Intermont
Mitchel Catich
Odd
Fellew Odges
Murray Hospital
Krippe
James M. Gillie
Meaderville
Pneumon
Sherman Bryant
Ruby Robinson
McClernan
KF. Griffin
Janho
Tutte
J. Dolan
Harrington
Seattle
Francis Ely
Ely
South Tutte
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mountain View Church
Kinsman
Boardman Street
William Kieth
Argyle Street
Virden Curry Company
Los Angeles
Cint i
Harrigan School
J. ©. Norvell
San Diego
Cal
Norvells
Quany
P.O
E.R. Alward
Twin Bridges
Montana
Burke
Finlend Hotel
Dr. Alward
Mayor vetoes laundry ordinance amid financing plan concerns
Mayor Lane sent his first veto to the city council after rejecting the laundry ordinance citing insufficient fines for dry cleaners to fund required changes. The council considered Maerman Carroll's motion to pass the measure despite the veto.
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Lane
Maerman Carroll
Butte City Council Weighs Veto Over Ordinance and Bond Plan
The council debated overriding a mayoral veto on an ordinance, tallying votes that showed ten yes and eight no with two socialists supporting the veto. Discussions covered the timing of vetoes, planned refunding of city warrants with five percent bonds to retire four percent notes, and a potential $1,000,000 bond issue. Resolutions praised Thomas Thompson for park naming, printer contracts favored McKee over Atnner, jailor pay rose, and other municipal actions included venue use for a Montana Poultry show and various playground and street order measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Sullivan
Cavanaugh
Connors
Hanratty
Hagesan
Ale Swankgan
Obermeyer
Gaster
Nocellc Andrews
Fletcher
Swarts
O'Connell
Corry
Ladendorft
Lane Susta
Son
Mounty
William B. ‘Thom
Butte
Thompson
Hencma
Berk
Ompson
Whese
The
de Ciy
McKee Printing Company
Onghorn
Montana Poultry
Tve Pary
Women Scouts and Boy Scouts Rally for National Preparedness
About 500 Boy Scouts and women volunteers canvass New York City to collect signatures on a petition to New York representatives and senators urging support for Senator Wisens plan for national preparedness. The drive, led by the special relief society, is called Defense Day. Mrs William Alexander led the society delegation to show broad constituent backing.
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Ork
New York
Special Relief Society
Mrs Withennn Soeder Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs Withennn Soeder died at an early hour yesterday morning at her daughter Hire Abguat Groel’s home 624 South Montana. A short service will be held tomorrow Friday morning by Rev Hudtloft. Remains will be shipped to Flirport Town for burial in the family plot. Mainsprins 81, with cleaned $1.60 warranted. Mayer 22 West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withennn Soeder
Hire
Mrs Armor Tests Prohibition Debate At Auditorium
Georgia figure Mary Harris Armor spoke at the auditorium last night on temperance, arguing the saloon is the great evil and urging action against open foes of temperance while condemning perceived hypocrisy among Christian leaders. The address urged voters to support prohibition and warned the public against complacency in the moral battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Ame
Arra‘smed
Villas Threats Will Be Called Continued
Oklahoma attorney John Cunningham and G Hendricks with A1 G Southerd and Rafael Vereia, owners of the La Osaimine near Churanibabi, 15 miles north of Naconari, traveled to study Sonora mining properties. Arrivals from Esqueda report heavy fighting near Com a few miles north of Nacosari, suggesting that Villa forces have not retreated and may be compelled to battle a larger Villa army at Nacoxari.
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John Cunningham
Oklahoma
G. Hendricks
G. Southerd
Rafael Vereia
la Osaimine
Churanibabi
Naconari
Sonora
Esqueda
Com
Nacosari
Nacoxari
Villa
Europe After the War Will Be Strong Says Hurley
New York December report quotes Edward N Hurley vice chairman of the federal trade commission stating Europe after the war will be strong. He outlines a survey of business as the commission investigates the size of business units and cautions exporters that European markets may rebound quickly if American manufacturers act now.
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New York
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Stade Commission
Association of National Advertisers
Commission
Hurley
Allroad
Mie Thinley
England
Germany
Italy
France
French artillery officers ordered to reduce mounts and autos
Paris cabal report states General Gallieni told the chamber of deputies appropriations committee that French artillery officers must reduce their auto and horse assets. The announcement followed a report by a committee chaired by Teauron Poiret, former organizer of commerce, and Manuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
General Gallient
Chamber of Deputies
Gallient
Teaout Poret
Manuel
Sugar supply and import reliance in France report
A 1642 dispatch notes France faces sugar shortages as domestic production and beans fail to meet the population, prompting imports from Britain and the United States. Government fixed prices aim to set quantities for consumption while large stock already bought abroad. In other items, a Swedish steamship was sunk by a German submarine near Nord Sea. another report from Belgrade notes ongoing unrest in Serbia with related developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chis
United States
London
Siwedian
Babrine
Nord Sea
Copen
Bawden
Two Bic Events Considered in The Standard Sale
A listing notes two Bic events under review at 6 o clock in The Standard. Details remain sparse but indicate an impending sale action with local involvement. Further updates are expected as officials release official notices and dates.
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Butte News
the Standard
East Broadway
Hallmark
Jeweler and Optome
North Main Street
Aaiilil
Raed
Proposition City
Comnett
Tom Sanding
Women’s Department
Dobbs
Fifth Avenue
Vassar Swiss Union
Xmas Jewelry Tore
Our Lady’s
Beautiful Mountain
Bnail Maren
Deen
Aries
Thomas Little
D. J. Reardon
Hexem & Soblum
Murray's
St. James
Quartz
Galena
Ming and
Judie Clary Ea
IE Mayson
Hig
Hunnren
WAMEN
ANN Ray Scouts Canvass
Amy
Riday
P. Hall
Prom
Europe
Porig
Serbia
Axminster
Axminster Axminster
MBEHO
Bigelow Axminster
Utopia Axminster
Genesis
Bige- Axminsters
Bangor Wilton
Wilton Bugs
Wilter
Brownfield-Canty Co
W. Park
McCarthy
Ceylon
Japan
Mose Linz
North Main
Daily T
Griol N
Rudolph Shuster von Roanst
Amant Thowe
Austria-Hungary
Ieee
Trap & Drogatedt Co
BAT
Fimo
Bovidere
Newero
Drug. Co
Ae Ey
Lamb
Chines
Tito
West
Galena St
Moat
I. Simon, Mat LN
Montana Roofing Company
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