Butte Current Notes Crew
Brief fragment roundup lists local notes on rent pianos and shops, travels of residents to Topeka Flint Los Angeles and Denver, upcoming studio specials, deliveries and new births, plus officials auditing revenue books and a decorator offering imported brocades and needlework gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin's
Walker
Elite Studio
al Holland
Topeka
Kan
E. Woodward
Roundup
Ity
Fitza Anderson
Flint
Mich
J. H. Garrison
Los Angeles
Walker's
Peterson
Grant
Custer
Missoula
Charles R. Clark
Anaconda
Utah
Dan’ Sullivan
Louis
Ryburn
Lee
J. W. Hill
Milwaukee
Chicago
Studio Grand
J Smith
Butte Hotel
F.W. McCrimmon
Neasy
Thornton Hotel
A. P. Taylor
Floral Boulevard
Winn's
Mission
Salt Lakety
South Main
Alfred Atkinson
Rate Agricultural College
Bozemar
Leggat
Blair and
Rodgers
United States Internal Revenue Department
C. H. Moore
Bar Association Elects Officers in Silver Bow County
The Silver Bow County Bar Association held its annual election last night. Carl J. Christian was named president, George Haldorn first vice president, A. A. Grorud second vice president, George Lesage secretary treasurer, with TJ. Davis, W. E. Carroll, W. A. Pennington, F. E. Blodgett and Earl serving on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County Bar Association
Carl J. Christian
George Haldorn
A. A. Grorud
George Lesage
TJ. Davis
W. E. Carroll
W. A. Pennington
F. E. Blodgett
Earl
New Officers Elected and Honor Paid at Genzberger Association
The Genzberger association reviewed this year’s work with reports from retiring secretary Cari Christian, noting growth and two new members M. J. Doepker and F. E. Blodgett. A unanimous resolution praised retiring president W A Pennington, and by unanimous vote sympathy was offered to William and Mary Meyr after their father Maurier Meyer's death. A by law change stripped the secretary salary, with Leange proposing the amendment and securing majority support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurier Meyer
Lesage
M. 3. Doepker
F. E. Blodgett
Pres- Ment Christian
Christian
Leange
New Members Admitted At Their Convention
At the county convention last evening 55 new members were admitted as the lodge plans continued campaigning. Mrs Fannie Black of Dayton presided and Mrs Angelina Brave led the closing social, with the musical act Ma Sweet and Her Daughters. Installed late January will be Oracle Mrs Angelina Brute and others including Vice Oracle Mrs Selma Chesire and Chancellor Mrs Elizabeth Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fannie Black
Dayton
Supreme Sentinel
Ntana
Angelina Brave
Bowcoun
Lodge
Cexstaly
Ma Sweet
Butte Duluth Receiver Returns From East
Col C M Everett receiver for the Butte Duluth company came back from Duluth and eastern points where he had been involved with receivers. Hope for a favorable announcement exists but no plans can be stated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. M. Everett
Butte Duluth Company
Duluth
Points
Jury verdict finds no fixed responsibility in McIntyre death
Ralph Shook and William Burgman testified to warning Fred McIntyre as a switch engine approached in the Short Line yards on Friday. McIntyre, who had been jumping cars, was struck and decapitated, as a passenger train neared on an adjacent track. The coroner's jury returned a formal verdict with responsibility unfixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shook
William Burgman
Fred McIntyre
McIntyre
Catholic Foresters Elect South Butte Officers
Henry Pissot was elected chief ranger of the South Butte camp of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Elected with him were William Dennison vice ranger Dan Crowley financial secretary Maurice McBride recording secretary Ed Harrigan speaker Anthony McBride trustee. Laura Downing and Hazel Carruthers set a ticket selling record by selling 100 tickets for a show said to be bigger and better this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry £. Pissot
South Butte
Order of Foresters
William Dennison
Dan Crowley
Maurice McBride
Ed Harrigan
Anthony McBride
Laura Downing
Hazel Carruthers
Joshers ‘Lab
Yestern
New Officers Elected by Hibernians Auxiliary Division One
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected officers at the regular meeting. Margaret Onnell was named president, Nellie Mecarth vice president, Hannah Burke recording secretary, Bridget Murphy financial secretary, Lizzie Burke treasurer, Bridget Shea sergeant at arms, and Kate Hisentinel. Work of pupils in the city grave schools will be shown in district buildings from tomorrow through next Wednesday, Dec 22. The funeral of Maurice Meyer will be held Wednesday at 1:30, with Habbi Wittenberg conducting the house service and Rabbi Ehrlich the grave service. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adies
Order of Hibernians
Margaret ‘Onnell
Nellie. Mecarth
Hannah Burke
Renaing
Bridget Murphy Cial
Lizzie Burke
Bridget Shea
Kate Hisentinel
Maurice Meyer
Io Do Habbi Wittenberg
Ehrlich
Butte Couple Wed in Darine Court Ceremony
Frank Bradley and Irene Wilson both of Butte were married yesterday in Doran's court. They plan to live in Butte. An ad notes savings of five to ten dollars on suits or overcoats at Silver's, 213 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank c. Israqiey Ang
Irene Wilson
Butte
Silver's
North Main Street
Robber Seeks Money After Holdups At Local Stores
An unmasked robber, described as a foreigner who spoke little English, terrorized Noble drug store and Carter grocery. He forced the Noble family, took 82 dollars plus two dollars in coins, then attempted to rob Carter's register, and fled after brief confrontations. A transient, Mike Franklin, was arrested for unrelated theft while Maurice Siegel defended him as hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Drug Store
South Main Street
Carter Grocery
Missouri
First Streets
Noble Store
Mike Franklin
Maurice Siegel
Verchant
Franklin
Ranklin
Siegel
Robber Identified After Suitor's Assault on Jabcbs
A tailor on South Wyoming street was held up and beaten by two masked robbers on South Main today. He identified a suspect as A. McCarthy, saying the man claimed ties to a mine shift and used a Los Angeles Workers' union card. The victim described the weapon wielder and noted his money was stolen. authorities reported the suspect as a new arrival to Butte and that the money remained unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jacobs
Wyoming Street
Ued
South Main Street
Dwyer
Larkin
Cupedt
Jacobs
Yeaserday
Sien
Oxford
A. McCarthy
Los Angeles
I Workers’ Union
A. Rice
Charles Albert
Street
Butte
Jacob
Anaconda Officers Return From North trip inspection work
Anaconda Copper executive F Ketey and Thayer with a party returned from Great Falls en route to Butte for an in depth inspection of new electro refinery improvements and plans. They will remain to oversee further work and the upcoming campaign announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ketey
Ren
Thayer
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Palle
Great Northern
Ryan
Butte
Kelley
Two Souls Unite Amid Departure at Jail and Station
Sobs and kisses marked the departure of Iraet Jacobson for New York after a fond but troubled romance with a woman posing as Mrs. Jacobson. The couple, in the jail corridor and at the station, exchanged farewells as Jacobs on prepared to depart. Jacobson, a tailor, is said to have a wife and five children in New York. Also noted is the death of John J. Saurpay, aged 74, a native of Ireland and resident of Butte North Wyoming, Myed., with survivors including three sisters and a brother in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraet Jacobson
New York
John J. Suurpay
Axea O
Ireland
Butte
Wyoming
Phil Murphy
Jerry Buckley
Agnes” Murphy
Patrick
Catagnan Club Hosts Barn Dance at Sacred Heart Parish
The Catagnan club of the Sacred Heart parish will host a barn dance with extensive preparations. The hall is decorated for the occasion and unique programs are prepared. Guests are expected to arrive in costume and the dance begins at nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catagnan Club
Sacred Fleart Parish
Butte Fowcord Center Shifts Meeting To Thursday
The weekly gathering now occurs on Thursday to accommodate a large attendance. The change moves the former Friday meeting to Thursday, inviting all interested participants to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Fowcord Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Ltan’ard
East Broadway
Jeweler and Optometri
N. Main Street
BAR Association
Famer
Retary
Babee
Women’s Department
Pendleton Bath
Pierce-Lacey
Furns
Butte Duluth
Catholic Foresters Elect
Aradley
Wwn
Pbc
Isis LW
Sks
Mose Linz
Vis Connors
Connors
Loramer Street
Wit Lougnny—9 LLP
Joseph Wistouxnoy
Ruby Millen
J.B. McClernan
Frances Dorhofer
Karl McMillen
Medfillen
South Dakota
Montana
Willoughby
Machinists
Ante
Sana Cs
Council
Delekater Stack
Gasman
Jones and Tauswirth
Oscar Partelow
Monana Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Jonn J Murphy
John J. McArthy
Chan
Frei
Rocker No
Brown
Weil
Sedt Bissell
Bissell
Browntfield
West Park
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