Butte Notes Rent pianos and social items abroad
Butte social notes list visits by Mrs. Mazola of Waterloo and Miss Dorothy Eagleson of unknown, with many locals shopping in Butte. Mentions include Thomas Sweeney of Helena, Mrs. Henry Detonis of $16 south, and several business visitors such as Charles Hammer of Rupert Idaho and W C Bardson of Helena. Also notes church events, school matters, and local hotel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Orton Bros
Bagaar
East Lake City
Butte
Mary’ ‘Bresin
Helena
Thomas Sweeney
Helena i
Ena Netaen
Serine Westness Viet
Mazola
Waterloo
Bandagh Neo
Chris
Sananenn
Dorothy
Eagleson
Netna Ae
End Sen
Stone
Bale Mentie
Businews
Richardeon
Cemat Myessliver
Dow Park
Meelary Stephens
Sie Browne
Park Gate
Din Bunday School
Etme Ountay Aetay
Howard
Nancindents
John M. Hample
Homer
Weawinthname Street
Meta HuiMfle
South Ride
State Bane J. BE. Light
District Freight
Charles Hammer
Rupert
Idaho
Hammer
R. M Artzen, Company
Montana Power Company
Absarokee
Free dental clinic opens today for school children
The free dental clinic in the administration building opens at 9 o'clock this morning with Dr. R. R. Schroeder in charge. Run by the school board, it serves children who cannot afford care, after examination by school nurse Margaret Murphy. Sessions run Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 to noon. about 400 children were treated last year and many more expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Schroeder
Margaret Murphy
Police Court Hears 38 City Ordinance Cases In Butte
In two sessions yesterday the Butte police court tried 38 defendants on city ordinance violations. Seven were fined a total of 44 dollars. most cases were disturbances. Ten arrests at an East Curtis Street dwelling led to two fines for a party owner and a guest. Three vagrancy cases produced two bond forfeitures. several walkers blamed thaw and ice for sidewalk issues. Three drunkenness cases saw two fined. others dismissed. A fire hydrant collision near Aluminum Street and Utah Avenue was noted in evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
East Curtis Street
F. Brown
Ro" Dodge
Targey
H. la Sage
Maryland Avenue
Hayes
Excelsior
Caledonia Streets
Herman Kenburg
James Reid
Honda
John McInti
Aluminum Street
Utah Avenue
Idaho rancher rides bareback to a Montana train
A. J. Welshman of Idaho rode 50 miles on a roan cayuse without saddle or bridle to reach a railroad station near Auburn Wyoming. He was detained in Butte by police under an assumed name and later permitted to travel to Montana after showing funds for a ticket home. He plans to sell a shipment of locks to Omaha in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
A. J. Welshman
Idaho
A. J. Wilson
Montpeli
Welshman
Omaha
Reverend Davis Addresses YMCA on Character Influences
The Rev. A. E. Davis spoke to members of the YMCA meeting for high school boys during lunch and noon hour. His brief address urged qualities he believes are essential for young men, aiming to guide the sister’s view of a good fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Davis
Principals Aid Milk Fund For Bolstered School Nutrition
Butte grammar school principals joined the Butte Woman's council to finalize plans to feed about 1500 undernourished children. A daily half pint of milk and two graham crackers per child began as school opened, funded by the Silver Bow county community chest, the school board with 150 dollars monthly, and donations from the women’s council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Grammar
Orelock
Butte Woman's Council
Silver Bow
Woman’ Council
Wedlake Suit II Won By Defense
A jury returned a verdict in favor of the defense in the case of Mra. Fred Wedlake against a street railway company. Wedlake sought damages totaling 25050 for alleged injuries from a fall while boarding a street car last fall. The defense presented witnesses asserting she was not dragged or injured by the car door, and introduced a model car demonstration to illustrate the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fred Wedlake
Damien
Roll
T Ning
Wedlake
Granite and
Clark Streets
Walkerville
Pune
Balothe Cate
Federal officers arrest two more in ongoing Montana bootlegging drive
Federal prohibition director O H P Shelley reports two more arrests in Montana as warrants were served. Tom Terpin of 1801 South Montana Street and Mike Shaughnessy of 704 Front Street posted $100 bonds each. The bootlegging crackdown totals 17 arrests, with 11 served Friday Saturday and two yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Shelley
Prohibition
Montana
Tom ‘Terpin
South Montana Sreet
Mike Shaughnessy
Front Street
Christmas Party Set For Next Saturday At School
Miss Anna Krook outlines a Christmas party for all school girls next Saturday in the gymnasium. Attendees will come dressed as a boy or girl with an old-fashioned games program, a big decorated tree, tinsels and holly, special music, and a luncheon for the younger students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Krook
Dee
Mise Brooke Iing
Royal Neighbors Election at Silver City Camp 1482
Royal Neighbors of America Silver City camp 1482 holds election of officers on Wednesday December 14. The event will determine leadership for the local unit with members urged to attend and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Silver City
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Florida
Swift & Co
Cy Spitzenbergs
Lard Sale
Luteys
Butte Notes
St. Mark's Baza
A. B. Bennett
Wyola
A. L. Wright
Livingston
Thi
Mildred Wrigley
St. Paul
Thornton
Atte
M. O'Connell
Bozeman
Charles E. Tyman
White Sulphur Springs
R. K. Thompson
Darby
C. M. McCullen
Three Forks
Ira B. Walker
Anaconda
H.R. Sage
Trout Creek
P. O
Joe Held
Silver Star
W. C. Bardson
The
Finlen
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Deer Lodge
A. F. Haddock
Baker
Finten
H. B. Andrus
Dillon
L. Smithers
C. H. Bray
TSS
Ingig
Bute Fo
Loiselle Taxi Service
Ly i Ie
Micarthy, Bryant & CO
M. J.B
Hansen's Yard
Iron! Producta
DHN
J. M’carthy, Prop
McAvoy
P.D.Q” Moran
Lewis’ Orchestra
Pathe News
Toyland
Coe Wate
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Son
Lyon
Darota
Fleary
Bor Royal Sin
Ours
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