Butte Current Notes Show Casual City Activity
Walker runs business. Halt price cited at Tonkin’s. Various visitors arrive in Butte from Deer Lodge to Dillon and Helena. Several officials and traders pass through, including AL Alerson, NF Greater, and J K Wheeler. A notable funeral for Laila Syreen is noted with services at 1113 East Galena.
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Anaconda
J.B. Murray
California
Henry Altenbrandt Jr
Manhattan
Harry M._ Wood
Great
Palle
Garver
Milwaukee
Spokane
Fr. Campbell
Stevensville
G. W
Yeaterday
A. le Rankins
Butte
Albion
Charles Tambborn
Livingston
John Ryan
Caten
Mra LA
Ulm
Forsyth
Finlen
San Francisco
Adrian Wilcomb
Los Angeles
Oimg
Seattle
Flore
James Nixon
Daly Street
Walkerville
Frank Conley
Beamont
Deer Ladue
Dutton Shire
Eugene
Holder
Bell Telephone Company
Deo ° Preston
Tano
WW. C. Rae
State House
Thornton
Aeate
Forminy Magazine
P.O
Chris Carde
P.O. News
A. J. Trudgian
Red Lodge
Shane
A. F"stormans
Chirch
Washington school board in heated session over unfinished building
A delegation of seven Washington district parents interrupted a school board meeting demanding completion of the Washington School building immediately. The group pressed for action to avoid switching children to Grant and other schools after the next semester. The board scheduled a follow up talk with the contractor at 2:20 this afternoon.
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Washington
Downer
Washfreton
Gotaye
Washington School
Salvation Army
Jail at capacity as Silver Bow houses 109 prisoners
Silver Bow County Jail reaches a record 109 inmates with ten women among them. Sheriff Berkin notes crowding and plans to outfit new jail sections after the new year as 39 more men await trial. One inmate faces a murder charge, John Caterno, among others.
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Silver Bow County
John Caterno
Butte Briefs Highlight Visiting Business Figures
J G Hall of Helena and HL D Midgin of Livingston are noted among city visitors. A Jeason of Roundup traveled to Chicago on business while Huntley Child of Helena visited Tuesday. Mrs Whillam Malthen of Renova and D D Spayde of Lewistown were seen in the city on business trips.
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J. G. Hall
Helena
HL_D. Midgin
Livingston
A Jeason
Chicago
Huntley Child
Sity
Whillam Malthen
Renova
D._D. Spayde
Lewistown
Acoma
Overcoats Draw You With Large Assortment and Value
A local store touts its large selection of overcoats and men’s furnishings. It promises best value with a wide range of styles including ascot Balmacaan Chesterfield Ulster and motor coats at reasonable prices.
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Ascot
Pennington Heads the Bar Association
Silver Bow county bar association last night reelected officers led by president elect Pennington. The meeting discussed remedial legislation for the next legislature and considered expanding practice rules, witness mileage costs, out of state process serving, and courtroom acoustics improvements.
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Legislative Assembly
Silver Bowl County Bar Association
Joseph Hinnard
Heelena
W. \. Penington
A. A. Gravat
Test
George V. Lesage
Carl Christian
C.feonard
Burl Genaberser
George Haldorn
RN. Harwood
W. D. Pre
Telbate
Bar
Smith Fined Twenty Five for Disturbance at Rooming House
Windam F. Smith was arrested Monday night at 26 East Broadway for creating a disturbance. Judge Booker fined him $25 after officers testified he fought as they restrained him and a window was broken during the incident in the rooming house.
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Windam F. Smith
Mitchell
van Orden
East Broadway
Booker
Officora
Smith
Y Wan
St. Marys Sodality Elects New Officers
The St Marys Sodality of St Marys parish held a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Mary Augusta was named honorary president and Mare Shea became president with Belle Harrington as vice president Alisa Mary Murphy secretary and Mary Brett treasurer. An executive committee includes Belle Harrington Nora Kelly and Mary Murphy.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary's Parish
Mary Augusta
Mare Shea
Belle Harrington
Alisa Mary Murphy
Mary Brett
Nora” Kelly
Mary Murphy
Ihe
Basement night becomes largest ever held in rooms
The article lists newly installed officials for the upcoming term including Tom Mullaney as mayor James Normaniee as city clerk Dewey McGeehan as police judge John Shea as health officer Lizzie Bato as city treasurer Frank D Van Dyne as city attorney and notes aldermen William Davis Nick Foley Bill Lee George Lee Hugh Lee James Mecabe Brody Rundell and Thomas Ryan among others.
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Tom Mullaney
James Normaniee
Dewey McGeehan
John Shea
Fifty Odd Novices to Don the Sandals in Butte Shrine Meet
Prominent Masons from across Montana gather in Butte for a Baghdad temple Shrine initiation ceremony. A Class of about fifty novices will be enrolled at 1:38 a morning session, with a 1:29 PM ceremonial start and an 8 PM banquet. Former Senator Lee Mantle will preside, with visiting Shriners from Algeria in attendance. Joseph Isinnaru, Montana land office registrar, visited Helena for the Silver Bow County Bar Association event yesterday.
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United States
Lee Mantle
Toa Simaster
Algeria
Joseph Isinnaru
the Land Office
District of Montana
Helena
Silver Bow
County Bar Association
Dundee Beats Rivers in Curtain Contest
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in a 20 round bout, the last California fight before the antiprize law. Rivers led until round eleven, then Dundee surged ahead and nearly finished Rivers in rounds nineteen and twenty.
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Dundee
Rivers
Los Angeles
Dec. x
Johnny Dundee
New York
Joe Rivers
California
Ladies Crowd Store During Toilet Week At Park Street
Curious shoppers packed the Newbro Drug Company store on Park Street to see attractions and sample beauty products. A daily gift of two goldfish awaited every buyer of 1.00 or more, as part of a sustained Toilet Week celebration honoring patronage.
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Newbro Drug Company
Park Breet
Globe
INCOME STAMP DEMAND THE SUPPLY
The Butte office reports stamp shortages despite high demand for income tax payments. Prof. C. H. Mtonre, collector of Internal Revenue, notes stamps of other denominations are being used as substitutes. Over 200,000 stamps have sold since the new law, with 1, 2, 3 and 6 cent stamps exhausted for liquor clients and replaced by 5, 1/2, and 3 cent denominations. Separate money orders urged for each stamp type by out of town purchasers for liquor tobacco proprietary medicines or documentary stamps.
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C. H. Mtonre
MC Buite
Butte
Sirs Moore
Anderson Busy Preparing for Solons in Helena
A. M. Alderson, secretary of state, visited the Thornton hotel to arrange furniture for the new committee rooms in the state capitol. He explained that two years ago wings opened but offices were not moved, and the upcoming session will see committee rooms in use along with the wing offices. Alderson noted preparations are underway as the legislature nears its meeting in Helena next month.
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A. M. Alderson
Thornton Hotel
Herne
Helena
Alderson
Capitol
Solona
Mire Alderson
Butte
Cus
Mrs Thompson Visits Montana Club Leader in City Event
Mrs Zyler B. Thompson, state president of the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs, is a guest at Mrs Minnie Tennis of West Broadway. Thompson visited the Shakespeare club last evening and will attend the Women’s club this afternoon.
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Zyler B. Thompson
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Minnie
West Broadway
Thompson
Shakespeare Club
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Lord
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Elly
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