Civil service exams set for federal posts in Butte
The civil service commission announced examinations for December January and February at the federal building in Butte to fill high and administrative positions. Listings include Caton technologist, associate physicist, administrative assistant roles from 1200 to 1560 dollars, dietitian, fire prevention engineer, accounting clerk, tester of tractors, bureau of fisheries director, electrician, steam engineer, automobile mechanic and more with specific dates and salary ranges.
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Federal
Butte
Civil Service Commission
Caton
Bureau of Fisheries
Unner
Mont
Fort’ Ward
Panama Canal
Burglars Taken While They Ransage a Home
Detectives Larkin and Fraser caught Charles Moran and Jesse Weaver in the act of burglarizing room 25 at the Rookwood hotel after entering through a transom and window. Officers began a search, locating them in room Fraser around 10 30 last night. one suspect was grilled at the jail as the other fled.
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Charles Moran
Jesse Weaver
Rookwood Hotel
Larkin
Fraser
Tony Hamms
President Irigoyen proposes 2 200 000 pesos for Vienna relief
President Irigoyen sent a message to congress recommending an appropriation of 2,200,000 pesos gold to fund food and clothing shipments for the starving population of Vienna.
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Austria
Buenos Aires
Irigoyen
Congress
Vienna
Anderson Remains Enter Daly-Shea Parlor Notice
In this city yesterday two local hospitals report the death of Mrs. Tiney Anderson, age 30. The body lies at the Daly-Shea undertaking parlor and funeral details will appear in later papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Tiney Andersone
Daly-Shea Undertaking
Suburban Notes From Meaderville to Walkerville
Community news briefs from Meaderville Centerville Walkerville and south Butte note club meetings dances births and visits. Readers urged to send items to the Standard Butte by Thursday night for inclusion.
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Meaderville
Centerville
Walkerville
South
Butte
Christmas visits and community notes in Meaderville
Meaderville residents report Charles Pascoe Wedlake returning from Seattle for Christmas with the Wedlakes on Main street. Lillian Tonkin of Wing avenue was briefly ill at home with a grip. Choir practice at Unity Methodist Epicopal church directed by Rev. Fred C. Fulford. Anton Stefani, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stefani, recovering at home after a week ill. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Perlin of Harrison avenue on Tuesday Dec 9. A dance at the Meaderville gym for Young Men's club. Senior League at Unity Methodist Episcopal church met at Harry Skewes’s Oak street home. Missionary tea yielded funds for the church. Guy Davis, formerly in Spokane, back visiting his mother on Main street for a few weeks. Monte Southerland and wife of Main street plan a California trip after returning from Arley ranch. Ella Area of Main street improving after illness. Lena Corello of Lincoln avenue back from Wyoming visit. Fred Osso of Main street ill at home. Mrs. Richard Prime of Seattle visiting her mother Mrs. Charles Woodly on Main street. H. M. club met at Miss Ella Uren’s on Main street. bob-sleighing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Thelma Peters, Gertrude Bowden, Alta Bennetts, Blanche Sims, Lil Tonkin, Annie Trydall, Ethel Holman, Mia Nighter, John Bertoglio, Russell Penhale, Lay Javin, Jim Bertoglio, and the hostess.
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Charles Pascoe Wedlake
Seattle
Charles Wedlake
Main Street
Lillian Tonkin
Wing Avenue
Unity Methodist Epicpal Church
Fred C. Fulford
Anton Stefani
D. J. Stefani
Perlin
Harrison Avenue
Meaderville ‘Gymnasium
Leonard Yards
Th Young’ Sen
The
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Skewes
Oak Street
Guy Davis
Spokane
Margaret Davis
Main ‘Treet
Davis
Monte Southerland
Main’ Street
Arley
Monte
California
Miss Ella
Lena Corello
Lincoln Avenue
Wyoming
Fred Osso
Richard Prime
Charles Woodly
H. M. Club
Ella Uren
George O'Brien
East la Platte Street
Frank Dowd
Missoula Ave
Nue
Walter Murphy
East Cen
Centerville
Emily Kent
W. H. Pascoe
Martha Lodge
Rebekahs
St. George's Hall
Gertrude Rucker
Beatrice Bowden
Elizabeth Stewart
Chrissie Lavin
Trinity Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Lucile Barnicoat
North Main Street
George Saterlie
L. A
Hiberian Hall
Mamie Lenahan
Nellie Clark
Catherine Harrington
Mary McLoughlin
Lizzie Burke
Annie Shea
Mamie Barrett
Mamie Malia
Hannah Mahpry
Annie Downe
Margaret Connell
Etta Lees
M. Connell
Centerville Newsround: Local Moves and Births
Centerville reports residents traveling to Brown's Gulch and California for winter plans, new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Patlanouter, and club events. Local society notes include a dance, church activities, lodge elections, and AOH officers named. Also updates on illnesses, travel, and obituaries.
One Week Left for $100 Prize in Telp You est Club
A fragmented notice states a one week window for youths to win cash prizes up to $100 in the Shore Christmas contest. It notes 60 entries and a close point spread among leaders, urging every boy and girl to participate before the final decisive week begins.
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Telp You Est
Namseit
Caue
Undertakers seek top prize after regional contest
A fragmented, OCR style notice notes contestants and a prize of 100 dollars. It mentions undertakers and a staged event at a local venue with a goal to see as many people as possible. The piece suggests effort and attendance as keys to victory in the competition.
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Senetard
Brie
Sein
Funeral Services for Walter Pace
Funeral services for the late Walter G. Pace were held yesterday afternoon at Walsh funeral chapel with Rev. Charles F. Chapman officiating. The ceremony drew a large crowd including many members of the Butte Engineers' union. Mrs. Paul Baller sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Abide With Me. Pallbearers named: Charles Dennison, Dean Selfridge, E. Shields, H. Kinney, Alfred G. Daw, and Patrick F. Deloughrey. burial in Mount.
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Walter G. Pace
Walsh
Charles F. Chapman
Butte Engineers’ Union
Paul Baller
Isle of Somewhere
Charles Dennison
Dean Selfridge
E. 8. Shields
HA. Kinney
Alfred G. Daw
Patrick F. Deloughrey
Mount
Two Arrested on Robbery Charge
Robert Fields and his wife were arrested by Officer Hallisey on robbery charges. A man named John Doe testified he was robbed of his watch and chain after being invited to the Fields home. A machine shop at 1208 East Second Street reported theft of wireless appliances and $100 worth of tools, with entry through a rear window and exit via a car door. the proprietor noted this was the third break in two weeks.
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Robert Fields
Hallisey
John Doe
Fields
Frank Gray
East Second Street
Local society notes from South Side residents and gatherings
Mrs. Ed Keene and daughter Eva Hurley toured through Ohio Chicago Minneapolis and the Dakotas after a visit home. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnard welcomed a baby girl at Deaconess hospital on December 10. Mrs. Al Sterne of Pocatello visited the Bennet hotel. Miss Pauline Thews plans a Des Moines visit. The Ladies Aid of Silver Bow Methodist Episcopal church met at Alec Blewitt’s home with a business session and refreshments. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clucas at Elm Street on December 10. mother and child are well. Mrs. J. N. Bateman returned to Twin Bridges after her visit. HK. Lindsey left for Bear Gulch for several days. J. D. Wallace has recovered from grip. The Lowell Avenue Ladies’ Aid bazaar was postponed to December 18. The T. E. club meets at Mrs. Charles Strong’s on California avenue. Mrs. Davenport returned to Hamilton, Mont. The Recreation club gathered at Mrs. Buchanan’s home for a meeting and refreshments. Cuzzie Fogarty left for Washington, D. C. to work in the alien property bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richards plan to live at 128 him street after returning from St Ignatius. The Bridge club met at Mrs. Paull’s of West Galena street with a lunch. McDougal’s friends gathered near Lake for an evening and refreshments. Mrs. H. Hirsch hosted bridge fans at 1900 Whitman street. Grace M. E. church bazaar raised funds for a share fund. St. John’s Dramatic Club held a successful musical. a debate is planned next Monday.
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Ed Keene
Eva Hurley
South Wyoming Street
Pauline Thews
Northern Pacific Lunch Room
Des Moines
Iown
Silver Bow
Twin Bridges
J. D. Wallace
South Main Street
Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
T. E. Club
Charles Strong
California Avenue
C.E. Davenport
C.H. Butcher
Nevada Avenue
Hamilton, Mont
Recreation’ Club
Buchanan
Cleveland Street
Cuzzie Fogarty
Kate Fogarty
Elm Street
Washington, D.C
Custian of Alien Property Bureau
Government
Joe Richards
St Ignatius
Mont
Him Street
Bridge Club
Paull
West Galena Street
Butte Car Lines Return to Normal Schedule After Clearing
All Butte streetcar lines resumed on normal schedule as crews opened Emmet Street and the McQueen and Porter avenues. Ice and snow lingered uptown, but service remained uninterrupted after daybreak. Cars ran through the business district by night. Clearing Emmet street had been delayed by the McKinley school fire, but work proceeded quickly with salt applied to still unopened track sections. Drivers warned that car tracks risk tire damage.
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Butte
Emmet Street
McQueen
Porter Avenue
Uptown
Business
McKinley School
Walkerville News Roundup Of Local Events
Miss Kaye Comon remains seriously ill at St James hospital while Mrs Albert Dunstan returns home with her newborn infant. Father Meads presided at a Hibernia hall meeting as Boy Scouts at St Lawrence Church postpone due to fuel shortages. T Fanning returns from Roundup and St Lawrence parochial school may reopen if fuel improves. Father Crowley visits Be Lawrence parish house before returning home.
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Kaye Comon
North Main Street
St. James’ Hospital
Albert Dunstan
West Daly Street
Father Meads
Philipsburg
Hibernia Hall
George Pelleater
Divide
Boy Scout Organization
St. Lawrence Church
T. Fanning
St. Lawrence
Father Crowley
Drummond
Father Batens
Be Lawrence
Wedlay
The Order of the Yellow Robe at Butte High School
The Callaghan Dramatic club presented a three act comedy to a capacity crowd at the high school auditorium in Butte last night. Directed by Miss K. Gertrude Ryan the cast all performed well in the benefit for Sacred Heart parish.
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Callaghan Dramatic Club
Butte
Sacred Heart Parish
K. Gertrude Ryan
Order of the Yellow Robe
A Prince There Was Delights Audiences At Broad
A film titled A Prince There Was enthralls audiences Thursday and Friday at the Broad. The production blends romance and whimsy with practical settings and witty dialogue. It features an amateur acting pair who study their art from watching, adding charming comedy moments.
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George Cohi
Vocational Officer to Hear Applications Today
F E Lurton Montana vocational officer will hear ex soldiers case files at Red Cross home service offices on the courthouse fourth floor to review applications for government training.
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F. E. Lurton
Montana
Home Service
The
Red Cross
Fuel Dealers Ordered to Stop Accepting Coal Orders
Fuel Administrator John H. McIntosh announces a shift in coal distribution for Butte. From now on all consumer orders go through the fuel office, with dealers receiving only replenishment orders. The administration vows impartial enforcement and warns noncompliance will result in loss of coal access until duties cease.
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Psistration
Butte
John H. McIntosh
Fuel Administration
City Fuel Administration
Marith Halt
Orelock
Dakota
W. Granite
Radicals detained in Jackson in DOJ raids
Jackson Michigan December 14 65 foreigners were seized by Justice Department agents in raids on workingmen’s hotels. A score or more were kept after initial examination for possible action by the Immigration officials.
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Jackson, Mich
Department of Justice
Fcia
Friends of Senator Mantle Celebrate Day
Twenty five friends of Senator Lee Mantle celebrated his birthday at a dinner in one of the private dining rooms of the Silver Bow club Saturday evening. Gen Warren, seated with honor, recalled early transportation days between Utah and Montana. Bruce Kremer praised the senator with a hearty tribute as guests mourned limited accommodations.
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Lee Mantle
Silver Bow Club
Warren
J. J. Hill
Utah
Monta
Point
Pleasant Valley
Bruce Kremer
Senator Manhe
Senator Mantle
C. 8. Warren
C.J
Firemen Appreciate Hot Drinks and Food at McKinley School Blaze
Firefighters who battled the McKinley School blaze praise nearby residents for supplying hot coffee and sandwiches throughout the effort. Quartz Street crew notes the drinks kept spirits up, with continuous hot beverages even as late as midnight to extinguish the last embers.
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McKinley School
Quartz Street
Harrison Avenue Home Destroyed by Fire
A house at 3330 Harrison Avenue burned to the ground last night while occupants were away. Neighbors saw flames as the interior became a mass of fire before walls collapsed. Fire crews from Ison Avenue station responded to the blaze.
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Grady_at
Harrison Aven
Ison Avenue
The Loves of Letty at the Ansonia Review
A Raymie review critiques The Loves of Letty at the Ansonia. It sketches three suitors: a rich money-roll, a realty knight, and a humble cameraman. The tale follows Letty’s struggle and eventual choice, highlighting the moral that genuine affection outshines money and status.
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Letty
Ansonia
Dr King’s New Discovery for cold and cough remedy
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a standard relief for grippe and croup. It promises strong action, notes ongoing popularity for over 50 years, and lists price of 6c to $1.20 per bottle at druggists.
New Life Pills Offer Gentle Bowels Relief
A promotional sketch touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle yet effective bowel regulator. It claims they promote free flow, stimulate the lazy, cleanse waste from the system, and refresh the user for hard work and recreation. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Hamlin Wizard Oil First Aid for Wounds and Aches
An advertiser promotes Hamlin Wizard Oil as a safe first aid for scratches and minor wounds to prevent infection and ease pain. It also claims quick relief for sprains cuts burns bites and stings plus stiff neck and various pains. Wizard Liver Whips are offered as a separate remedy.
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Hamlin
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