Butte Current Notes Hit With Local Details and Moves
A crowded round of short items from Butte includes visits by Dillon based residents, trips to New York and Milwaukee, and local business notices. Mentions include Hiawatha coal, Yegen Bros bankers, Butte Cab and Transfer Co, Clotheery, and Mrs. M. A. Henneberry traveling through town. Several births and departures tied to local families wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Biats
Orton Pro
Walker
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
Hiawatha Coal
de. Tait
Phoenix
Allensworth Brothers
J. A. Cigar
Thomas Huston
Butte
St. Paul Bay
Lisa
Dr. Cash
Dentrance Hall
Yegen Bros
John Henshaw
New York City
Mosher
Gregory
Lotz
Helena
B. Broadway
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
Locust Street
Silver Bow Park
George Furlong
Anaconda
Walkerville
Butte Land and Investment Company
Cowperthwaite
Ginnie
Weeor Park
Main
M. H. Crowley
Logan
J. J. O'Connor
Northern Hotel
R. A. Heatherington
Hamilton
D. H. Morgan
Fa Relssinger
Hilton
C. L. Smith
Kansas City
St. Louis
G. F. Bell
Ely
Tlwaukee
Tomorror
Jack Connor
Ella Kerrigan
Dillon
Red Lodge
E. N. Millard
Seattle
Charlie Tt. Hopkins
Mitchell
George Surprenant
Mr Surprenant
California
Busy Week Ahead for Girls Club Dance and Party
The Girls club plans a senior holly dance at the Woman's club house and a junior Christmas party at Entre Nous clubrooms next Saturday afternoon. Ruth Rozsa chairs juniors arrangements while Beulah Fant leads the seniors. Senior dance hours are 4 20 to 11 p.m. with a three piece band and planned decorations. Only seniors and escorts attend. invitations note the schedule. The juniors event features prizes and refreshments and follows a holiday theme. A juniors meeting featured a debate on curfews with favorable and unfavorable speakers earning honors. Margaret Miller gave a well received recitation. Mrs Charles R Leonard spoke at the seniors meeting on social ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Entre Nous
Ruth Rozsa
Beulah Fant
Shentta
Heagy
Tre
Aahoney
Edna Smith
Ther
Ates
J.B Wellcome
Charles Leonard
J. R. Sievers
Edythe O'Leary
Margaret Loughrin
O'Nett
Ellen Garvin
Kathleen Brennen
Geraldine “Tallent
Grace’ Forest
Caroft
O'Neill
Margaret Miller
Charles R. Leonard
Leonard Club Seeks New Chorus Amid Prompted Pleas
Mrs. Leonard faced urging from club members to attend and lead discussions on common curiosities as Mrs. Walter Shay directs the Girls club Nightingnnes. A promise was given, and plans for a fine chorus are underway with food voices noted.
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Leonard
Walter Shay
Christmas Program by the Chinese Baptist Mission
The Chinese Baptist Mission presents a Monday evening Christmas program featuring songs, recitations, duets, solos, and a Christmas story by the pastor. Performers include Albert Wing Ah Ying Pak Kwi Frank Wan Miss Runyon Alice Kwan Hum Link Hum Chew Miss Irma George and Dr. Hum, with Miss Anna Williams assisting.
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Chine Baptist Mission
Friends of Mission
Albert Wing
Ah Ying
Baby Kwan
Miss
Killgore
Link
Hum Chew
Chile
Karen
Wan
Dr. Hum Sing
Irma George
Santa Ch
Christmas Music Program at First Presbyterian
Christmas program at First Presbyterian features Prelude and pastoral symphony. Anthem includes Brightest and Best with soprano and baritone solos, Bowen Quartet performs Ascription from The Mess age of the Star, Hallelujah Chorus, and a Beethoven postlude. Notable soloists include J Bouky Laura Copti and Trevor Bowes with baritone Louis Copie McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Schnecker
Bethlehem
J. Bouky
Laura Coptni
Ibltche
Aton Dvorak
Bowen
Star
Asia
Woodman
Rccasional
Hallelujah Chorus
Handel
Noor
Henry Kntcht
Allegretto
Beethoven Mira
Louis Copie McLeod
Trevor Bowes
Young people active in social club work
The junior auxiliary of Temple Ex: Israel held a well attended meeting. A book review by Miss Ethel Mattieson was followed by a card party with refreshments and dancing. An open meeting is set for December 27 inviting friends. The entertainment team for weekends included Dora Motsleson Esther Cohen Ben Zobalsky and John Harrison. A Christmas carol program at Unity Methodist Episcopal Church Meaderville featured choirs soloists and remarks led by Janker with assistance from Mrs W Henry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Ex
Israel
Ethel Mattieson
Dora Motsleson
Esther Cohen
Ben Zobalsky
John Harrison
Carrie “Auerbach
Max "Weinstein
Sarah Breslin
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Meaderville
Carol
Cho
J.thomas
Choi
W. Henry
Messrs
R. Wearne
A. Old
W. Stevens
W Henry
W. H. Johns
Markel El R Wedding in Renova Beloved Pair Wed
Chester H. Markel of Three Forks wed Miss Fila M. Elmer of Renova at 4 pm yesterday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fayette A. Cannon on North Alabama street. Rev. Walter M. Jordan officiated. Sister of the bride Mrs. B A Muetz of The Forks attended with her husband. The bride is daughter of Uriah Elmer, a noted apple grower. The couple will visit Bartlett before returning to Three Forks to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Busha
Thomas Busha
Montana College
Deer Lodge
C. ‘T Busha
Big Timber
Frank Conway
Virginia City
Paul M. Adams
Centerville
Conway
Ada
San Diego
Cal
Chester H. Markel
Present for the home piano offer by Orton Bros
An advertisement urges readers to buy a lasting home piano that will be appreciated and enjoyed for all time. It promotes brands Steinway Chickering Kranich and Bach J C Fischer Vose Hallet and Davis or Kimball pianos with low prices and easy terms from Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinway
Chickering, Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer, Vose, Hallet & ‘Davis
Kimball Plano
Orton Bros
Forgery by friend exposes blank check theft scheme
In Butte a man named Weiniger and associate Williams face charges after a plan to forge payroll checks for the Anaconda Copper Co. and mass produce forged signatures. Police recovered devices at 68 East Park street and detailed a scheme using a glass face in a cigar box lit by an electric light to duplicate a real signature. No forged checks have surfaced yet. Weiniger was briefly released after a prior hearing. Deputy McCarty says a conviction is hoped this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weiniger
Butte
Anaconda
Wilson
East Park Street
J. Hams
Weintger
McCarty
Murphy
Williams
Weiniger
G. H. Wilson
Willams
Justice Rts
Billy
Ana
Great Northern to tap virgin country daily mixed train
Great Northern to inaugurate a daily mixed train service from Power to Bynum via Power station on the Shelby Great Falls line. The four mile extension serves a rich agricultural area near Choteau, the Teton County seat. The daily train will carry both passengers and freight from Power to Bynum and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Power
Bynum
Butte
D. E. Wilder
J.T. McGaughey
Helena
Shelby Great Fall
Choteau
Teton County
St Paul Booster Predicts Montana Growth
E. E. Nelson of the Northern Racine St Paul visits Butte and extols Montana's resources climate and population growth. He says land values will rise and the state will move ahead as railroads have increased tonnage and more settlers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Nelson
Racine St. Paul
Buttetana
Montana
Widney Granted Three Years Probation in San Francisco
Arthur B. Widney of Los Angeles, convicted in the San Francisco superior court for accepting the earnings of a fallen woman, was admitted to three years probation by Judge Dunne after the probation officer presented hundreds of letters in his favor and the prosecutor urged leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Arthur B. Widney
Los Angeles
Dunne
Widney
MORE MEN REQUIRED BY RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
Postmaster General Burleson announces 000 extra men have been employed in the railway mail service to prevent delays during deliveries. Superintendent Stephen reports unworked mail on trains is negligible compared with past years, with most lines functioning without failure. Senator Ashurat states his bill to fence the Mexican border aims to keep out tick infected Mexican cattle, not stop incursions.
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Washington
Burleson
Railway Mail Service
Stephen
Vec
Ash~urat
Senate
Ameri
Public Work Demands To Hire Idle Labor In Los Angeles
Representatives of socialist groups and the Industrial Workers of the World urged immediate public works programs in Los Angeles to employ idle workers. They presented a petition seeking 400,000 dollars to fund jobs and requested support from the finance committee during a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Indust Hat Workers of the World
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East Broadway
TelePhone
Independent Telephone
the Clothery
North Main Clothery System
Atterbury Clothes
Sqing
Ople
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Chinese Baptist Mission
Unity Methodist Church
Markel-El Er
Seth Thomas
Seth Thomas Ormolu
Lemaire
St. Mose Linz
North Main ST
Virgin Country
ST. Paul
State OF
Pritchard- Harrison Co
Park and Main Sts
Merry Christmas
Weinbere
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