Butte to Host 1928 Montana Veterans Reunion Across Five Days
Butte will host all Montana veteran organizations and auxiliaries from June 18 to 20 1928 marking the first time these groups meet together in the state. Local leaders from G A R U S W V V F W and American Legion plus Ladies Auxiliaries outlined host roles and planned a permanent reunion committee to include one representative from each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Makinson
Simon Hauswirth
Lincoln Post
G. A
American Legion
Frank R. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Ladies of the
Women’s Relief Corps
American War Mothers
Silver Bow Post
The
American Legion Auxiliary
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
91St Division Society
Reserve Officers’ ‘Association
Banquet honors James Higgins on farewell notice
Thirty seven friends of James Higgins longtime assistant secretary at the Silver Bow club held a farewell banquet Thursday. Higgins plans to move to Helena to manage the Park hotel at the start of the year. Knights of Columbus members hosted the event with toastmaster Charles P. Nevin and a presentation of a white gold Fourth Degree ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Higgins
Silver Bow Club
Jim Higgins
Martin Fleming
John Burke
Dolan Harrington
W. J. Corbett
Joseph Herzog
Dr. Kelly
Harry Hansen
Charles Nevin
J. B. Shanley
Harrington
Pat Kelley
Don King
John Drout
Ira McDonald
J. C. Cullerton
Joe Beau
Joe Earls
John Sweeney
Tom Sullivan
Hannifin
F. J. Hemmer
Frank Feeney
Michael McCormack
Jerry Shea
J. M. Murphy
Hugh McCarron
Sam Anderson
Pat Gagner
Dr. Shields
Walter Sewell
Tom Driscoll
William J. McMann
Jim Kerrigan
Jim Britt
P. J. Brophy
P. C. Dietler
Earl Blodgett
Fewer School Absences From Illness Reported in Butte
The city health bureau announced fewer illnesses among schoolchildren this year, noting three communicable cases under quarantine. Two chickenpox cases and one diphtheria case will be released Tuesday after required permits return to classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
City Health Bureau
Health Bureau
Harold Schwartz Heads Silver Bow Medical Society
Dr Harold Schwartz was elected president of the Silver Bow County Medical Society last night. Officers for the coming year include H W Gregg as vice president Alfred Karsted as secretary and A W Morse as treasurer. S T Lindsay was chosen chairman of the program. Trustees are Schwartz M C Smetters J B Frisbee and J S Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schwartz
Silver Bow County Medical Society
H. W. Gregg
Alfred Karsted
A. W. Morse
S. T. Lindsay
Holiday Excursion Fares on Union Pacific System
The Oregon Short Line railroad offers one and one third fare for round trips between local points with travel on December 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 5 20 31 and January 1 2 final limit January 4.
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Oregon Short Line
Butte Note s Rent Pianos and Visitor Listings
A long list of visitors and guests staying at Butte hotels from Great Falls Helena Sheridan Bozeman Wickes and other towns. People include George Howle A A Linder R Ellwood Miriam Whattrass Nettie Branch B B Tutwiler Henry Kinders and many more. A marriage license was issued to Benjamin B Regan and Olive H Smith both of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
George Howle
Great Falls
Butte
Leggat
R. Ellwood
E. B. Rose
Bozeman
E. O. Kircham
Arizona
Trident
A. ©. Hockinson
Bunn
Isaac Nyland
Wickes
J. F. Clifford
Miriam Whattrass
Sheridan
Nettie Branch
B. B. Tutwiler
Drummond
R. L. Olson
Belgrade
The
Finlen
Owen J. Baldwin
Milwaukee
Governeur
N. Y
Mr. Baldwin
Marion
Janet Hobbs
Reuben Hobbs
State University
Missoula
Benjamin B. Regan
Olive H. Smith
Two Defendants Sentenced In Police Court
Two defendants appeared in police court yesterday and received jail terms. Straughn Holmes, color, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on a vagrancy charge, while James McDonald, convicted of a similar offense, drew a 60 day term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straughn Holmes
James McDonald
Sale of tuberculosis seals slow this year
Only 1,200 dollars has been realized to date in the Christmas sale of tuberculosis seals. If twice that amount is not raised by Wednesday evening, the Silver Bow auxiliary of the Montana Anti Tuberculosis association will curtail its program for the year. The workers listed include members from P. O. News Stand and stores such as Hennessy’s Woolworth’s Symons and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cavanaugh
Silver Bow
Montana Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Cavanaugh
P. O. News Stand
Rose McDonald
Ella Egan
Dora Mitchell
Margaret Powell
Elizabeth Sullivan
Hennessy's
Minnie Lindsay
Dora Drowatzsky
Woolworth’s
Gene Howell
Audrey Sundberg
Symons
Alex Burrell
George Mennie
Kerr Beadle
J. L. Dickinson
C. H. Smith
Kennedy Convicted of Narcotics Possession
Leo Kennedy was sentenced by Judge J. J. Lynch in district court to two to four years in state prison and a $500 fine after a jury found him guilty of illegal possession of narcotics and acquitted him of selling narcotics.
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Georgette
Montana Street
Softleys
Duco
Standard Motor Car CO
East Galena St
Medic Society
Union Pacific System
Liberal Credit
Leysewelers
North Main Street
Butte Notes
A. A. Linder
the Leggat
Blaine
Mary Louise Davenport
Margaret Noone
Alice McClernan
Patricia Torrence
Francis Plunkett
Lois McMahon
Joe Mayo
William Deeney
Leander Maury
George Cartee
George Tippett
Edward Tarum
University of Montana
Margaret Rowe
Beth McArthur
Martha Winchester
Helen Strong
Helen Hickman
Jack Sheridan
Kathleen O'Leary
State College
H. B. Wolf
Acoma
Dick Trueman
Wise River
H. Kinders
Elaine Cunningham
Helena
E. E. Johnson
Elmer Hynderman
the Finlen
Jerome Kohn
Billings
W. C. Orton Jr
Thornton
Virginia Laughlin
Marjorie Laughlin
Marian Tucker
Miriam Rodders
Dillon
Mack Edwards
Madison County
Alder
W. A. Clark & Bro. Pankers
A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
J. K. Heslet
W. J. Barker
Book Shop
West Broadway
South Main
First National Bank of
Butte, Mont
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