Butte Notes on Visitors and Holiday Preparations
In Butte several business visitors from Dillon and Philipsburg are registered at local hotels, with F. Price and Dell Phil Orr among those noted. W C Franzman from Philipsburg plans a few days with friends and business matters at the Acoma. Local promotions advertise Christmas seals, labels, cards, tinsel, and boxes at News Stand. Theatrical plans include a performance of Trovatore on December 26 with various arrivals from Missoula Billings and Great Falls for engagements and holiday events.
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Orton Bro
F. Price
Dell
Phil C. Orr
Dillon Fe
Butte
Il Trotatore
Free Vaccination Clinic Continues At Courthouse
The free vaccination clinic at the courthouse continues with Dr. Monahan the first to be vaccinated. County physician Dr. Donohone and Dr. Lhotka participate as officials explain the process. Nurses apply vaccine after a minor scratch. Health office reports show no smallpox. six releases, five measles quar ants, one scarlet fever release, and one diphtheria quarantine. An overheated chimney at the Peterson house leads to a small fire, extinguished by Quartz street fire department with no damage.
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Monahan
Donohone
Dr Lhotka
Dan
Dr. Donohue
Thotka
Tam
Dr. Shotka
Peterson House
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Quartz Street
Butte Postoffice Adds Six Auxiliaries For Holiday Mail
Six auxiliary employes were added to the Butte postal force Monday to aid in handling the extraordinary volume of holiday mail. An extra clerk was added at Station A and two more joined the central post office, while three more were employed for the Christmas sea. The rush eased slightly but an increase is expected today as patrons heed the early mailing appeal.
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Postoffice News
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Carpenters Convention Set for Butte in February
Delegates from 23 Montana unions will meet in Butte on February 4 for a four day state convention of the Carpenters union. It will be the first in Butte in years with record attendance and entertainment planned. The New Fin ton hotel will be headquarters and national officials including international president W L Hutchinson will attend. The local committee from the Butte union includes H B Spackman D Sullivan W L Simmons C Heximer J B Moe Nally V Scheen R K Thomas H G Abraham H J Grimes C Armstrong H H Aaefer and Jack Gaffney.
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W. L. Simmons
Charles Heximer
J.B. MoeNally
Victor Scheen
R. K. Thomas
Hg.’ Abraham
H. J. Grimes
Charles Armstrong
Hh.’ A. Haefer
Jack Gaffney
Winter excursion announced by U P to Los Angeles
Butte residents await Henry Coulam Union Pacific announcement for Montana Los Angeles special leaving Butte January 18 1924 with return on April 1 1924. The mid winter ex cursion offers Montanans wintering in Los Angeles at a special round trip fare. Totten reception for Judge J C Gilbert Norse lodge president December 19 23 at St Weat Copper street invites Norwegians seeking sick benefits or insurance to join.
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Smallpox Deaths Rise in Butte Epidemic
Butte reports 59 smallpox cases under quarantine with 8 adults among them and one child death, Margaret Veronica Frazer, age 6, amid a campaign highlighting vaccination. Dr. Freund cites recent public health literature and urges vaccination as a public health defense.
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Joseph Frazer
Nevada Avenue
Butte
J.B. Freund
Freund
United States Public Health Service
Victor G. Helser
New York
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Denver
Ervision
United States
Publc Health Service
Dan J. Donohue
Gun and Knuckles for Defense Against Woman
Nick Pilla armed with a revolver and steel knuckles was arrested after seeking help to recover about $200 alleged stolen from him. He planned to fight a tiny colored woman, Bila Diggs, who pleaded innocence. Both are jailed awaiting a hearing with Pilla to testify in the robbery case and face weapon charges.
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Nick Pilla
Pilla
Justin Bourquin
Bila Diggs
May Robson at Broadway Theater One Night Only
Augustus Pitou Inc presents May Robson in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Biary at the Broadway theater for one night on December 28. Robson’s Aunt Mary role blends comedy and pathos with a fresh approach and memorable humor. The company and production are praised as refined, with notable stagecraft and a novelty in Miss Robson’s performance.
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Augustus Pitou, Inc
May
Mary
Miss Robson
Senate confirms Montana appointments
Washington dispatch reports the Senate confirmed Gilman Bullard as surveyor general of Montana and Frank L. Reece as land office receiver, with Bla H. McDonald named register of the Miles City land office. The action was announced December 17.
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Washington
Senate Today
Gilman ‘Bullard
Urveyor General
Montana
Frank L. Reece
Land Office
Bla H. McDonald
Miles City
Auxiliary Will Remember Disabled Ex Service Men
The Butte American Legion auxiliary appeals for names of disabled ex service men in hospitals, inside or outside the state, to remember at Christmas. They will also remember orphans of those who fell in Battle and seek donations or contact by phone 6320. Officers announce the annual election will be held this evening at headquarters with expected full attendance to discuss Christmas observance plans.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Butte
Auxiliary
Rompstale
Former Butte Woman Dies in Portland Obituary
Mrs Edward J Cashen formerly Edna Dosenbach Cayh n sister left Monday for Portland with her father John Moore Burial planned in Portland Survived by husband two children Mercedes and Laddie She was born and raised in Butte and a Butte High School graduate
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Edna Dosenbach
Cayhn
Portland
John Moore
Mire Cashen
Mercedes
Laddie
Butte
Butte High School
Foley Pills Offer Relief Prompts Patient Testimony
John W. Brogan praises Foley Pills as a diuretic aid for kidneys after receiving the offer. The ad notes the pills aid kidney function with cautions on diet, avoiding sweets and alcohol, and emphasizes drinking water and staying warm. Paxson & Rockefeller Co. advertises.
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John W. Brogan
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
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