Butte Sees Many Out‑of‑Town Guests in Busy Visit Weekend
A flood of visitors arrives in Butte from Helena Missoula Dillon and Denver for business and social calls. Notables include TM Parker from Three Forks R W Tillotton of Salmon Idaho Mrs A B Palmer J P Neon L J Barker and Mary W Casey. Local hosts at the Thornton Finlen Leggat and Bristol Silver Mines in nearby towns are noted among hotel guests and shopping patrons.
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J.P. Neon
L. J. Barker
Enn
Ralcers
Butte
Max H. D. Crane
Missoula
Mary W. Casey
San Francisco
Thornton
City
W. D. Hester
Helena
The
Capital City
P.O
Ate
Wabner
Shawmuti
Lee
Paul L. Berber
Dld
John I. Bullard
Corvallis
Leggat
H. Prewson
Lima
Finlen
J. B. de Atley
Salmon
Idaho
M. E. Martin
Belgrade
Edward Krantz
James Hail
Donald Laebe
Miles City
George G. Newton
FW. Leighton
Two Dot
Margaret Hester
Lyon
E. S. Bartelmess
Daisy Ward
Billings
C. J. Wilson
Swedish Mission
P. O
George Doll
Minneapolis
M. D'Autremont
Wicks
Ben Hager
In. Bute
Amputation After Seattle Streetcar Accident
Miss Catherine Tobin formerly of Butte was injured when brushed under a streetcar by a passing auto on November 23 in Seattle. She had her leg amputated below the knee two days later at Providence hospital. A driver was arrested and released on own recognizance. Tobin’s relative Richard Dawe returned from the coast to learn of the operation.
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Seattle
Catherine Tobin
Butte
Richard Dawe
Miss Tobin
Mr. Dawe
Providence Hospital
Butler
Dawe
Open House At All Schools Next Week Observed In Butte
National Educational association week will be observed in Butte starting Monday for one week with open house in county public and rural schools. County superintendent Nellie Smail announced the plans to boost interest in the association. All schools will host open houses inviting the public to visit classes and hear recitations. Emerson school postponed a community meeting to Friday December 9 under the Emerson PTA with A H Douglass as principal speaker and a representative of the American Legion to speak. Examinations for first second and professional teachers certificates opened Thursday in Mrs Small’s office and will close today with several teachers taking part yesterday.
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National Educational _ association
Butte
Nellie Smail
The
Educational Association
Emerson School
Emerson Circle of
Parent-Teacher Association
Schoola
A. H. Douglass
American Legion
Stolen Dodge Touring Car Reported Front of Hospital
The Milwaukee railroad official, Gearan Taylor, said a Dodge touring car was stolen in front of St James hospital shortly before 9 p.m. Two youths were seen around the hospital before the theft, and no trace of the vehicle has been found. The car bore license No 51 87.
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St. James’ Hospital
Gearan ‘Taylor
Milwaukee Railroad
Robb
Taylor
No Extra City Workers If Weather Cools Says Mayor
Report notes no additional city employees will be hired to clear snow unless freezing weather returns. Some extra staff from the prior storm remain on the books but the mayor believes the current force can handle conditions. Also reports November divorces at 18 and November marriage licenses lower than October. Local ad copy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with Stratford, Connecticut anecdote.
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J. G. Cocking
M. Sater
Longbrook Avenue
Stratford
Conn
Foley
Officer Larkin Illness Sparks City Health Notes
Police officer Larkin fell ill with pneumonia from November to December and returned to duty after medical clearance. Dr Franks Williams and Dr Maltier dispute timing of his absence and confirm certificates and care details while noting residual illness and limited duties upon return.
Storm Not Delaying Butte Classroom Work
Despite heavy snow in Butte yesterday, city schools reported stable attendance at both high schools and grammar schools. St Patrick’s students were dismissed at noon to avoid afternoon travel, while Butte High School and Cen tral High School held classes and a school dance proceeded with about 75 couples and Dave Rosenberg's orchestra providing music.
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Butte
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Butte High School
Central High School
Butte Hich
Dave Rosenberg
Musical program at First Baptist Church
The Sunday evening program at the First Baptist church begins at 7:30. Organ recital includes Scherzo by Nevin and Berceuse by Guilmant. Choir performs Communion in C minor and Praise Ye the Father. The red quartet closes with God of Our Fathers and Love Divine. Postlude titled Alleluia by Dubois.
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First Baptist Church
Nevin
Gullmant
Comunion
Baptiste
Father
Gounod
Red Quartet
Schnecker
Love Divine
Jones
Postlude
Alielula
Dubois
Bold Bad Rascal Faces The Judge
In a juvenile court a 9 year old delinquent faced the bench after being accused of theft. The boy denied memo book and bank book theft and claimed glasses cost 25 dollars, accepted 15 dollars from his widow mother. He was sent to Twin Bridges state home. other youths received suspended sentences or short terms. pensions were granted to five widows.
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Whitty
Twin Bridge
Good Shepherd
Little Fing
Sternfels Guess Near On County Tax Receipts
Deputies in the county treasurer office post tax receipts for the month as Chief Deputy Sternfels states totals were just under the figure he named yesterday. He notes mail evidence pushes the amount to the same level and expects this year's delinquent use to be similar to last year.
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Sternfels
Ministers Meet Monday At Y M C A Rooms
The Silver Bow County Ministerial Association will meet Monday at 10 30 in the Y M C A rooms. J Groeneveld will preside and the Rev W T Lackwood will read a paper titled Art as an Aid to Worst.
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Silver Bow
Birth announcements reported to the city health department
Birth notices list several families with newborns: Mr and Mrs Harry Martin of 228 West Porphyry Street welcomed a daughter on November 28. Mr and Mrs George Alefas referenced with Bank notes and a November 28 birth. Mr and Mrs Albert Lamelin of 2700 South Dakota Street welcomed a son on November 29. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fuller of Roosevelt Drive at St James Hospital welcomed a daughter on November 30.
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Balths
Harry Martin
West
Porphyry Street
George Alefas
Albert Lamelin
South Dakota Street
Joseph
Fuller
Roosevelt Drive
St. James' Hospital
Judge Carroll Sits For Morning Sessions
Judge Carroll will preside this morning as the law and nation calendar is prepared for probable hearings. The court continues Ernest J. Witte v Devaney and Mrs Fred Wedlake v Butterlechste Railway. cost bills show Byrne v Lessinger costs of 34.50 to be repaid by the defendant and King v Tryer costs of 19 to the defendant.
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Ernest J. Witte
Pat Devaney
Fred Wedlake
Butterlechste Railway Company
von Tobel
Montana
Judge Carroll
Law and Nation
Mike Byrne
Cora Lessinger
King
Frank Tryer
Reynolds Visits Friends in Butte
A Reynolds of Boulder Hot Springs greeted friends in Butte yesterday after a head on collision last summer. He said he is considerably improved. His brother W R Reynolds of Puttslo New York accompanied him on the visit. They are guests at the Fin ten.
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Berger
Minneapolis
Billings
The
Finlen
Butte
James R. Reynolds
Boulder
W. A. Reynolds
Buffalo
N.4
Pinion
A. Reynolds
Boulder Hot Springs
Miseout
W. R. Reynolds
Call For Meat Orders Relief Officials Urge Action
Butte Rett association reports delivery difficulties and urges those with orders to contact headquarters at 94 North Main Street. Officials note a large volume of requests and call for prompt processing to alleviate shortages and support those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rett Association
Main
Little Business At The Courthouse in Dismissal Day
The district court saw minimal activity with only a few filings. A deputy noted the storm kept attorneys away and no complaints were filed as the day closed near year end.
Dry raids in North end at Tolter quarters
Prohibition enforcers report tame action in Harlem districts as Ben Tolter and associates, previously under Res canes, are confined to quarters amid raids in northern locales. Authorities describe reduced activity and tightened controls following the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tolter
Harlem
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