Butte Residents Rush To Buy Thrift Stamps In Campaign
Butte stores and post offices report strong sales of 25 cent thrift stamps and $5 savings stamps as residents respond to the war savings drive. Postmaster Goodwin led sales at the window while Harry W. Turner announced the day’s results. Buyers include Dominick Guyhelmann Edward Boyle and Rose Goodwin as campaigns expand to more local agencies offering stamps and certificates with details on redemption and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Bow County
Goodwin
Harry W. Turner
Montana
Hennesty
Dominick Guyhelmann
Park Street
Edward Boyle
North
Wyoming Street
Rose Goodwin
Standard
Gifts In Platinum Jewelry Set With Diamonds
Sixquisine stove nominates our core section of fancy rings barpins brooches and lavallieres. The workmanship is excellent of the highest type the diamonds are of the finest quality Platinum Dinner Rings fifty dollars up Platinum Barpins forty two dollars up Platinum Brooches eighty six dollars up Platinum lavallieres nine hundred eighty dollars up
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Sixquisine Stove
Lavallieres
Butte Visitors and Local Notices Parade in Butte
Dozens of residents and visitors are listed in a long notice from Butte reporting arrivals and calls. Names include J D Sommerville from Toston BC Nutter Helena Elizabeth Quenzer Gibson C E Schmidt Bozeman J T Sullivan Billings W E Milhaus Helena and many others visiting or registered at local hotels or planning business in the city. Bernice W H Stewart Deer Lodge and Tom Lenny Basin are noted guests with hotel registrations. A small paragraph mentions photography specials and Red Cross Monroe unit refreshments. The piece closes with temple group meeting details and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
Missoula
Palace Hotel
J. D. Sommerville
Toston
B. C. Nutter
Helena
Butte
J. T. Seyler
Twin Bridges
Bern A. Scotto
R. B. Jones
Miles City
H. E. Morse
Dillon
Elizabeth Quenzer
Gibson
C. E. Schmidt
Bozeman
Mulcahy
J.T. Sullivan
Billings
W. E. Milhaus
T. B. Aspling
Deer Lodge
J. K. Jones
Twin Bridge
William Pearsons
Livingston
Thornton
Tom Lenny
Basin
Carl Rasch
C. C. Johnson
Great Falls
Charles A. Green Jr
Dilton
Finten Hotel
Elizabeth Willeriger
St. Louis
S.C. Ashby Jr
Northern Pacific
Super Star
Kenneth Barkell Woods
Harvey Wringart
Loos
R. J. Clark
Grand
West Broadway
Monroe Unit
The
Red Cross
Monroe School
P.O
Churches of Butte Plan Federated Churches Convention
Churches of Butte will hold a preliminary convention in the parlors of the First Baptist church at Broadway and Montana streets to form a branch of the Federated Churches of Christ in America. Delegates include pastors and three laymen from each church. The aim is closer union of religious interests and active participation in civic and war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana
Federated Churches of Christ In America
Patriot ic Association Ships Gauze Dressings to Red Cross
The Women's Patriotic Association in the courthouse work room in Butte prepares 5 185 pieces of gauze surgical dressings for the American fund for French wounded. Red Cross HQ sends two gross pajamas and a gross hospital shirts to be cut and sewn. outputs go to New York. Handkerchiefs, large khaki samples, from Red Cross reach the room for Montania boys at cantonments. Sacred Heart Sisters contribute surgical dressings for the next shipment to the French wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fund
Butte
Women's Patriotic Association
Red Cross
Mincheapelis
New York
Association
Montania
Sisters of Sacred Heart Parish
TALS INSPECT LOCAL PROPERTY
President Hiram M Burton and Secretary Charles I Schirmer of the Davis Daly Copper company left Butte for their homes after a late week business trip and visited the local workings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram M. Burton
Charles I. Schirmer
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Butte
Funeral for Vin Ent Doody at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral of the late Vin Ent Doody will be held Wednesday morning at the family residence 941 Yelock then to St Patrick’s Church where high mass will be celebrated. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Automobiles will accompany the procession.
Jerry Sullivan Chosen President of the Eagles
Jerry Sullivan street commissioner was chosen as president of the Butte Eagles last night. Elected officers include Dan Hanley vice president James Francis Carey chaplain John Rowe secretary treasurer M A Sullivan trustee and Dr P H McCarthy poet ace physician. Don B King retired president spoke of continued patriotic spirit and all Eagles must salute the American flag before meetings. New officers to be installed on the first Monday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sullivan
Butte Eagles
Dan Hanley
James Francis Carey
Traonguard
John’ Rowe
M.A. Sullivan
Aetie
Don B. King
NCE President Visits Butte For Big Sale
Florence C. Meigner of the Florence company arrives in Butte with Mise Anna Musser to promote a large sale of women s apparel. They traveled from Spokane after purchasing a wide array of new designs in fashion centers and report fast-moving stock. The public sale continues most of the week as they offer savings from in open market acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C. Meigner
Florence Company
Spokane
Butte
Mise Anna Musser
Mise Muster
Mia
Meigher
Writ Filed Demands Habeas Corpus For Murphy
The petition of Patrick Murphy of Butte to obtain a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Bourquin of the United States district court was filed yesterday. Murphy says he was out of the city when required to register, returned once, tried to register again, and returned a second time when illness prevented him from registering.
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Patrick Murphy
Butte
Bourquin
United States District Court
Murphy
Deputy Marshal Moore Returns From Chicago Trip
United States deputy marshal P. J. Moore returned to Butte yesterday from Chicago where he had escorted Olin B. Anderson, an individual indicted by the federal grand jury shortly after the nation wide I W W raid.
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P. J. Moore
United States
Butte
Chicago
Olin
B. Anderson
Federal Grand Jury
Pueblo Man Tries Suicide Twice In Three Days
W G Bryant of Pueblo Colorado confessed to seeking death after an incurable disease. He attempted suicide twice in three days by razor slash and a leap from a second story window in Butte. He suffered broken legs but survived, and also confessed to forging a $115 check. Police were notified for verification.
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W. G Bryant
Pueblo
Col
Butte
Ater
Rogers Block
Tiryant
Notle
Tryant
W. C. Matthews
Bryant
Butcher
Porce
Cheyenne
Wyo
Billings
Mont
Knights of Columbus to record war service members in Butte
Butte council No 668 Knights of Columbus plans to preserve records of army and navy service in World War I. Tonight at Elks home on East Quartz street members will discuss honoring those in training, with Rev Father Norbert Hoff of Mount St Charles College to speak on Natural Honor and Patriotism. Building progress at Park and Idaho streets to be reported by the committee.
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Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
Elks Home
East Quartz Street
Norbert ©. Hoffl
Mount St. Charles College
Park and
Idaho Streets
May Enter Army Corpsman Urges Quick Enlistment
Corporal D J Harlan stationed with the regulars at the fort in Missoula visits the city to recruit men for the United States Army. He says the opportunity ends soon as a department ruling allows enlistment only for draft age men 21 to 39 who can obtain a local board release showing no need to draft a contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
United States Army
Corp
D. J. Harlan
Missoula
Corporal Harlan
Department
Harlan
Funeral notices and obituaries from local records
Funeral services for August Anderson were held yesterday at Whitehall Funeral Home and interment followed at Fish Creek cemetery. In this city John Schockmel, aged 2, died December 3 with funeral announcements to appear in later papers.
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Anderson
Ook Place
Nine Arrested In Raid Fined In Police Court
Three women were arrested on North Main Street and fined in Butte police court. Henrietta Hoover charged with disorderly conduct, Mitchell and Jack Diton involved in the case. Ola Erickson fined $50 for causing a disturbance at the Northern Pacific station Sunday night, witness Mrs Mimi Raleigh. Red Cross Monroe unit to hold a meeting at the Monroe school this afternoon. refreshments served, women invited to attend with scissors and thimble, admission none.
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Butte Po New Court
Henrietta Hoover
Mitchell
Jack Diton
Ola Erickson
Northern Pacific
Mimi Raleigh
RED Cross
Monroe
The
Monroe School
SHERMAN AND REED Undertakers on East Broadway
Sherman and Reed Undertakers at 181-136 East Broadway operate a funeral service with emphasis on respectful client care and traditional arrangements. The ad presents contact details and location clues for family inquiries and arrangements.
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Sherman & Reed Undertakers
East Broadway
Funeral notices for Reed Buckthought Zwickey Lampshire Wallace
Funeral notices list multiple individuals with services scheduled across today and tomorrow. Margaret Reed and John L. Buckthought are to be interred or services held at local chapels and cemeteries, with locations including View Mountain and Mount Moriah cemeteries and homes on Kemper Avenue Hust Second Street Harvard Avenue. Additional services honor Russell Zwickey and Phil Wallace with notices at Daniels Hildon parlors and the sister's home.
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Harvard Avenue
Mountain. View Cemetery
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Andard
North Main Street
Tel
Phil Goodwin
Economy Shoe Company
W. G. Lewis
West Park Street
Patriotic Association
TALS
Dri Eakers
Tate
Blas
Smahorrimera
Larry Duggan
Eagles
Chalain
NCE
Mose Ling
Upstar Corner
M. J. Walsh CO
Cups Throat
W. G. Bryant
Death
Eure
Kers
Armstrong
Act
PS Ee
Koski
Lander Koski
Hed Fidee
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
East Park
D.C
W. C.D
Lyon
Idaho
Joan J, McCarthy
Richards, Inc
Akers Vaniels & Bilboa Emi
C.D. Dallman
Utah
Wendel-Cannon
South Montana Works
Ozuew
I. Simon
Telephone
McCarthy
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