Butte Hotel Visitors and Local Business Guests Noted
A string of visitors and locals are listed in Butte hotels including Orton Bros plans and C T Erickson of Philipsburg at the Arizona. Dan OBrien of Helena, A B Burnham of Dillon, W F Derrick of Sheridan, Miss Idas S Hadel of Kalispell, Edward Hoffman of White Sulphur Springs, Mr and Mrs FE R Cook of Twin Bridges and others are registered or staying at the New Finlen Thornton and Butte hotels while conducting business, shopping, or visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan O'Brien
Helena
Arizona
William Anderson
Garrison
New Finlen
A. B. Burnham
Dillon
W. F. Derrick
Sheridan
Butte
Gladys Cutting
Bozeman
Thornton
KE. E. Nelson
Havre
FE. R. Cook
Twin Bridges
Special Notice II carrier fails to deliver Standard by 7 30
Several notices list residents and visitors in Butte staying at local hotels including Dr. Cole 41 West Park Adv J H Brink from Harlowton and A D Maninen Philipsburg busi ness visitor at the Arizona. Names include Marie Bacheller Billings Charles Hyder Philipsburg Logan Getty Great Falls James Nelson Red Lodge S Walker Great Falls Joseph Stevens Basin Charlies Dehoney Ennis Mrs Sam Jones Dillon John England family Hardin Conrad Hert G Fellaur Hardin and Wyman K Bennett Virginia City. Holiday cards and gift items promoted at the Standard and P O News Stand with invitations to visit, view cards, and purchase etiquette sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cole
West Park
J. H. Brink
Thornton
Harlowton
Marie Bacheller
Billings
Arizona
A. D. Maninen
Philipsburg
Charles A. Hyder
Logan Getty
Great Falls
Butte
James Nelson
Red Lodge
The
8. Walker
A. B. Dirks
New Finlen
H. & Runcars
Twin Bridges
Joseph Stevens
Basin
the Arizona
Charlies Dehoney
Ennis
Sam Jones
Dillon
John England
Wyman K. Bennett
Virginia City
Standard
Conrad Hert
G. E. Fellaur
Hardin
Handsomes
Standard Office
Down Town
Ady
Georgetown Honors Golden First Freshman At Georgetown
John H. Golden son of Mr and Mrs John H Golden of Butte received a testimonial for general excellence at Georgetown University Washington He was the only freshman at the school to receive the honors A Central High graduate he was noted as a speaker and essay writer in high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Golden
Butte
Georgetown University
Washington
Golden
Central High
Treasurers Note Big Tax Receipts
County and city treasurers report a last minute tax rush with receipts near one million dollars, aided by extra cashiers. Delinquent checks will be pursued after all mail remittances are cleared. large city concerns paid their levies yesterday and more are expected. Public totals may exceed last year as final days bring strong remittances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard MclIntyre
Sullivan
Joe Riley
Plan of Creek Channel Increases Stream Flow
Dredging of Silver Bow Creek advances to the east end of the concrete tunnel near the Butte Reduction works slag dump. The new channel, not tied to the old one, aims to straighten the flow and remove elevations that hinder speed. Completion is projected for Christmas with the Bell-Blacktail Deer Creek work by January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Creek
Butte Reduction Works
Montana Street
Weigenstein
Centennial Brewery
Bow Creek
Inquest Rules Mine Hoist Indicator Caused Fatal Fall
Coroner's jury at an inquest into the Mountain Con mine tragedy on November 24 returned a verdict that a key falling from the indicator of the hoisting engine caused the deaths of Peter Allen and Ernest Zobel. Witnesses confirmed the indicator's proper installation and daily inspection but noted it failed and led to the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Allen
Ernest Zobel
Mountain Con
Union Campaign Plan Of Butte Ministers In 1930s
A union evangelistic drive was planned by the Silver Bow Ministerial association with all Butte Protestant churches joining. The event runs from between New Year’s and Easter Sunday. Dr. C L Clifford Dr E B Groeneveld and Dr Z Colon O’Farrell were named to head arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Bow
Marriage Licenses Sold in Silver Bow County
December opened with three licenses issued by Clerk J F Driscoll in Silver Bow. November saw 63 couples obtain marriage permits, a slight rise from the prior year. Licensees yesterday included John England and Katie Devore of Billings, Edward E McRea of Leadore Idaho, Anna L Daily of Butte, and Harry Rector with HB Rector, both of Three Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
J. F. Driscoll
John England
Katie Devore
Billings
Edward E. McRea
Leadore
Idaho
Anna L. Daily
Butte
Harry ©. Rector
HB May Rector
Three Forks
Woodmen Prize Session Notice at Carpenters Hall
Woodmen of the World announces prizes for the next regular session at the Carpenters' union hall on the third floor. Prince Softly and the Duke of Golightly are listed as bosses. Thomas Wakefield, Consul Commander, and M. J. Geiger, Clerk, sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Prince Softly
the Duke of
Jury Term Open Before Carroll in Silver Bow County
Twenty three jurors were accepted as the jury term opened in Judge William E Carroll s department of Silver Bow county district court. Eighty names were drawn with many excused or released for various reasons as about 70 cases were listed for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Carroll
Department of Silver Bow County District Court
Joseph Berkopec
William Bowden
Grant Bartlett
J. M. Donahue
J. A. Elford
J. A. Menning
Robert Floyd
Antone George
C. T. Griffith
Frank Gorman
William Hilda
William B. Jackson
James Kemp
Charles H. Lobb
James W. MecCoard
James D. McPhee
W. J. Magill
Alfred Olson
William Oertel
F. W. Pissot
N. W. Ramsey
Ernest J. Schwefel
Percy Wogwill
Jury fails to agree on narcotics case in federal court
John L. Sullivan and Joe Hyndman faced retrial after a 42 hour federal jury deadlocked on charges of vending narcotics from a lunch car. Judge C N Pray excused the jurors, with Thompson still awaiting trial on related liquor charges in Ennis Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Butte
Joe Hyndman
C. N. Pray
Robert B. Thompson
Ennis
Thompson
Sunshine Billiard Hall
J. W. Kennedy
Pray
John O'Leary
Bourquin
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeals
O'Leary
Charles Hanshaw
C. J. Gallagher
George Wals
Anaconda Road
Montana Advert booklet by Northern Pacific impressed many
A detailed notice reviews a 66 page Montana focused booklet issued by the Northern Pacific Railway. It highlights cover scenes of farms and livestock, maps, county sketches, and state resources, noting famous sites like Helena and Missoula and a bold claim Montana as diverse as cattle range snow and mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northern Pacific Rail Way Company
State Capitol
Helena
Universial
Missoula
Butte
Portland
Trident
Montana State College
Bozeman
Flathead
Yellowstone County
Miles City
Panama
A. B. Cook
Sudan
East
Appraisers Meet Over O Leary Lote Valuation
Three appraisers appointed by the district court. They viewed the O Leary lot at the corner of Colorado and Greenwood streets. A hearing is planned in the city hall council chamber with N A Rotering and John Andrew present. The board is to be paid ten dollars per day for each toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
N. A. Rotering
O'Leary
John Andrew
J. A. Poore
Rowe Road
Two Men Charged With Third-Degree Assault in Butte
In Butte two men faced third-degree assault charges yesterday. Justice of the Peace Buckley heard a complaint against John Doe Snyder at 660 Placer Street, while Justice of the Peace Carey presided over a charge against John Osterman at 636 East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Justice of the Peace Buckley
M. McDonnell
Placer Street
John Doe Snyder
Justice of the Peace
Carey's
Anne Osterman
East Park Street
John Osterman
Alleged Distillers Forfeit $1000 Bonds
J. R. Marlin and William Riley forfeited $1,000 bonds after missing police court to answer charges of operating a still. The raid on a basement Meaderville distillery yielded 1,600 pounds of sugar, 1,000 pounds given to charity, and $135 in fines, boosting the court total to $1,035. Tom Lynch case postponed for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Marlin
William Riley
Battle
Riley
Marlin
Copper Street
Meaderville
Butte Associated Charities
Ben Holter
Tom Lynch
Walter Morrison
Police Order Three Carloads of Horses from Pony
An order for three carloads of horses at one to five dollars each was received by Chief Jere Mur dy of Butte from a Pony Montana resident seeking heavy work horses. Officials say they cannot fill the livestock demand as funds and stock are limited, and the animals must be sold at public auction with buyers invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Murdy
Mont
Murphy
Wek
Butte
Chief Murphy
Montana
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Remedy Ad
A Bridgeton New Jersey resident praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe reliable cure for coughs colds and hoarseness suitable for all ages. The ad urges buyers to insist on the genuine product and avoid substitutes sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
Anna Cornell
Bridgeton
N. J
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McCarthy’s
East Broadway
Pure Food Stores
North Main St
Royal Mixed
Carthy
Jonathan
van Gorden Steel
West Park Street
Butte Notes
Orton Bros
C. T. Erickson
Dr. McNaul
Phoenix
L. Goddard
Acoma
Bartlett
Rye
Harrison Bates
Anaconda
P. O. News Stand
Harrison Avenue
MT. Con
Butte Ministers
Carroll
Anna Tedzak
John Tkacayk
Willie Atkinson
Guardian
American Legion
Miners’ Trust and Savings Bank
Boulet
Mulligan
Dixon
Pauline Peterson
Anton Peterson
Salt of Fischen Brothers’ Commercial Company
Noyes
J. J. Lynch
Dlamiasal
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
John Zeick
H. M. Underwood
Joe Jurick Jr
Loretta McGeoehan
Alex Wishew
Helen Moe
Milford F. Moe
Deer Lodge
Livonia F. Knight
A. C. Ray
Knight
Ray
Woaias
Rex
Graham Crax
Joan J. M'Carthity
Prop
Broadway Theater
B. Pation
Bill
Becure
Hyndman
Splendid N. P
Java
of ES
Theer
Bordon
First National
Big
Christine OF
Myrtle Blevers
Butte, Montana
SMITH
Bear Creek