Butte Current Notes of City Visitors and Events
A long itemized list covers local residents and visitors. names include Walker, Lazar, Miss Helen West, L. A. Mar, Miss C. Adams, J. A. Alexander, Mrs. Ada Bowmer, Mrs. A. J. Nicholson, G. and F. L. Larabie, Oscar Unmack, Miss Ora May White, Mike Cerconi, and many others. Mentions dinners, trips to Milwaukee, El Paso, Stockton, and attention to hospital calls. Also notes a birth and holidays, plus local business travel, with promotions for books and Christmas items at the P.O. news stand.
Butte to Demand on Defunct Bank for City Debts
The Butte council approved seeking repayment from defunct Savings Bank receivers for city warrants totaling about 22,085.14 and accrued interest, offset by city deposits. City officials expect full repayment via dividends and bondholder responsibility, with approvals for indemnities from First National Bank and Itinery Savings Bank, and related municipal appropriations and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treas Rer
Dan Shoviin
Butte
State Savings Bank
W. H. Davin
Balls
Judiciary ‘Committee
First National Bank
Menaco
Carolina
Yale
Utah Alley
Upton Atreeta
Florence
Xtreet
Lexington Avenues
Wynne and Gliman Streets
Fanewe
City Health Oficer
Horst
Smith
Burne
Deans Harrington
Olaf Green
Emil Finnevich
S&p. Monch
Matt
Cold snap delays through trains across Montana region
Shivering rails and stormy weather slowed Northern Pacific and Milwaukee through trains into Butte and other eastern and western routes. Reports from Silver Lake and Great Falls noted 32 and 9 degrees below zero as Montana faced its first severe cold of the winter, with Butte at five below at 3 AM and five above at 8:20 PM. Local police forecast a warmer change soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Butte
Silver Lake
Georgetown
Great Falls
Helena
Havre
Great Northern
Western
Bitter Hoat Range
Butte Letter Carriers Elect Their Officers
Butte branch No. 62 of the National Association of Letter Carriers elected officers at a regular meeting last evening. Pansch was named president, Meagher vice president, Henne secretary for a third term, Vivian treasurer, George geant-at-arms, C. Myre Income Secretary for a second term, and a committee including Plasch, Zaffires and Vivian to press the Hamill pension bill. Knights of Columbus members attend funeral service for late brother Frank Colligan at 1510 North Main Street. Under British rule tropical dwellers surpass 25 million in number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansch
Butte
National Association of Letter Carriers
Meagher
Henne
Vivian
Guy George
Geant-At-Arma
C. Myre
Claran
Ag Trusstee
Tr. Plasch
Zaffires
Knights of Columbus
Annie Colligan
North Main Street
Frank
Collisan
Harry L. Hanson
Butte City Council Approves Homeless Housing Plan
The Butte city council approved a plan to house homeless unemployed during the current industrial depression. A $100 allocation for materials to fit the old maratorium, now leased to the Young Men's Association, will convert the first floor for relief use. The plan, backed by labor unions and city officials, includes a soup kitchen and shelter provisions amid calls for broader city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Trades and Labor
Thnfone
Phison
Orton
Smith
St. A
Natatorium
West Park Street
Butte Mutual Teller Asociation
Funda
Tabor
Butte Briefs Brief list of local visits and travel
A. J. Smith and D. Smith of Boulder visited the Finlen during a shopping trip yesterday. Miss Fitch of White Sulphur Springs will leave Saturday for St Paul to visit friends. John C. Jenner, Grant cattleman, is in the city with friends. G. H. Feyder, Northwestern Lines agent, came from Helena on Wednesday. A. M. Stern left for San Francisco for several days of business. Henry Sheppard departed for Alexander last evening. In Korea widows may not remarry soon after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bostrom
Southern Cross
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
Butte
W.T. Buzzo
Los Angeles
David Jones
Wisdom
R. G. Wight
White Sulphu Springs
Leggat
City
Mike Cerconi
Sioux Falls
Joseph Patterson
West Coppertreet
Lord Roberts
Irvin Cobb
New Saturday Evening Post
F. B. Walker
Milwaukee
Great ‘Falls
Chicago
M. Corbett
E.B. Teed
Woodland
Cal
Otto 8
Kate Clark
Eureka
Utah
P . Downing
Harry L. Day
Wale Lace
Idaho
Day
Hercules
R. Beeukes
Three Forks
Mollon
P.O. News Stand
P. O. News Stand
A. J. Smith
D. Smith
Boulder
the Finlen
Miss Fitch
White Sulphur Springs
St.Paul
John C. Jenner
Grant
G. H. Feyder
Northwestern Lines
Helena
A. M. Stern
San Francisco
Henry Sheppard
Alexander
Fight Over Dwyer Brings Out Council Clashes
At a heated council meeting Mayor Smith vetoed a bill to abolish the police lieutenant's office amid sharp parliamentary maneuvering. Socialists and democrats pressed for the move while others argued the veto violated procedural norms. The council split, but voted to sustain the mayor and authorize back pay to policemen while Dwyer remained on the eligible list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Sanith Tn
Dasaed
Dever
Ant Wnuil Carther
Judiciary Committee
Orton
Hinith
Curran
vMce
Leutenant
Police
Ilei
Eeriecaet
Ciara Siisecs
Staan
President Ready for Fight Over Federal Appointments
President Wilson faces Democratic senators opposing or stalling several federal nominees. John D. Lynn as U S attorney for western New York. George Hampton as internal revenue collector for New Jersey’s Camden district. and F C Bland as U S marshal in Missouri all encounter delays or recess-era actions. Senators Reed, O'Gorman, Martine oppose or hold up these nominations amid a White House pledge to back approved appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Wilson
White House
New York
Whitch
Reed
O'Gorman
John D. Lynn
United States
New
Fork
Lynn Noth
Martine
George Hampton
Internal Revenue
Camten
New Jersey
Senate
Hampton
Missouri
F.C. “Bland
Bland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Telphone
Independent Telephone
Jeweler
Optician
Main St
Tonkin's
Orton Ron
New Method
Ind
Walker
H. Power
Livingston
Cox
Miles City
H. Lazar
Seattle
L. A. Mar
Coffer Creek
Helen West
el Paso
M. Leonard
Thorin
Nev
L. Adams
Theapital
C. Adams
Dillon
J. A. Alexander
Roundup
Ada Bowmer
St. Paul
A. J. Nicholson
White Suthur Springs
H. J. McDonald
Murray Hospital
Leslie Meador
F. L. Larabie
Livingstom
Ora May White
Shore Line
Stockton
Oscar Unmack
Erry OF
Wesley Wolton Pran
Wesley Worron
Lewistown
Mr. Wolton
Chillicothe
Lewistow
East Colusa
Leona
George
Willem
Ohio
Woodmen of the World
Sherman & Reed’ Undertaking
Pendleton
France
Butte Letter Carriers
The
Tropics
Ghy
Butte Briefs
Korpan
Korea
Linz’s
Fio
BS. Hr
Mose Linz
Dwyr
Waren
Alderman Lane
McManus
O'Connell
Nevin
Gus F. Peterson
James I. Towling
Alexander N Wittman
Hugh
Aplers
SL. Fairchild
Robert Rice
R.A. Gilbert
Albert Erickson
C. W Te
Frank H. White
WR. van Orden
Louis Lotkin
John Nelson
Rowling
Splere
Erickson
Motkin
Shamos
Chris Chris
Bissell
Peninsular Ranges
Kelly Comfort
Arlor
Brownfield-Canty Co
West Park
Simon
North Main
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