Butte City Guests and Holiday Travel Notes
Dillon visitor Mc Cochran joins Dillon guests and ten visitors in the city. Miss Olive N Jones went to Spokane for a holiday visit. J W Eagleston of Livingston stayed at the Northern hotel while in town. Granville Stuart and wife planned a Los Angeles visit for several weeks. Mr and Mrs P A Carrapalis of Spokane in town for Christmas with Mrs Carrapalis' parents. Mrs F Beakey headed to Bakersfield for extended visit. Tim McGrath of Walkerville celebrates Christmas after recovery from an injury. Peggy Pegler, Chicago businessman, to spend Christmas in Butte. C Swinborne to attend niece Cordelian Swinborne's wedding in St Paul.
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Tonkin’s
Walker
Orton
Ind
Mc Cochran
Dillon
J. M. Kumpe
Great Falls
Manda Baker
C. B. Lovens
Lewistown
William Sherman
Lexington Terrace
J.B. Rose
Anaconda
John Latavoich
Milwaukee
Duluth
D. G. Bryant
Missoula
B. Elwell
Havre
B. Edwards
Forsyth
Thorton
Olive N. Jones
Spokane
Trene Yearan
Whitehill
South Butte
William Dunn
Bannack
Lennat
Charlotte Welcome
Verna Bird
Dilton
Bennett Hotel
F. Ducharme
Caiting
Butte
Perry Lander
Pittsburg
Arlee
F. Beakey
Bakersfield
Cal
P. A. Carrapalis
Carrapalis
A. McKenzie
Deer Lodge
H. HL Walker
Capital
HM. Pareden
P.O
H. D. Keenan
Mitte
B. J. Keenan
John F. Waddell
Darby
California
Thomas
Salt Lake
Chope
Tim McGrath
Walkerville
Svark
Hast Daly Street
Jack Pegler
Chicago
Peggy
Deller
C. Swinbore
St Paul
Cordelian Swinborne
Joseph Terry
Mr Terry
Joshers Complete Christmas Giving Brings Big Aid to Butte
Butte residents celebrated a record Joshers Christmas drive, giving food valued at 7500 dollars and coal and aid totaling 900 dollars more. Volunteers distributed beef, hogs, potatoes, clothing, toys, and money from across Montana. Major Jordan’s army corps helped feed 1000 people and organized toy and clothing distributions with partners like the Women’s Club and Volunteers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broadway
Butte
HIT
Lunel
Union Association
Billy
Kansas City
Idaho
Jefferoom Valley
State House
Helena
Ellows
Josh Fore
Indy Joshers
Indies
Jordan
Montana
Washington
Army
Lst
Army Corps
Cou Jcil
Army Hall
Unitarian Sunday School
Arta and Crafts Club
Orphans
Twin Bridges
Roy
Alley
D. Gay St
Fourth House Fire at Mrs Morris Site Stirs Questions
A three room house owned by Mrs Xf Morris, located a block east of the Catholic cemetery, burned at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. It is the fourth time a house built by Mrs Morris on that site has burned. Firemen found a blaze upon arrival and the origin of the fire was not discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xf Morris
Operation for appendicitis at St James hospital
D C Evans of Livingston successfully underwent an appendicitis operation at St James hospital last evening. He was accompanied to Butte by H H Jackson and J W Tobin, with Christmas delivery a specialty. Home Ind Mess Co phones Ind 1119 and 1867, Bell 200.
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D. C. Evans
Livingston
St. James Hospital
Butte
H. H. Jackson
J. W.tobin
Home Ind. Mess. Co
Bell
Women barred from juries stir in Sliver Bow county
In Sliver Bow county, women hesitate to register for jury duty amid confusion over suffrage. Officials note no immediate elections. A bill may exempt mothers and those with heavy duties from serving. Poll tax misunderstanding clarified. county records show strong registration interest driven by school board elections.
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Silver Bow
Kehoe
Inca
Mise Banders
J. Sanders
Lnte
Wilbur F. Sanders
Wellington D. Rankin
Mias Jeannette
Tan- Kin
Tno
KE. D. Elderkin
Harrington
Ames Hopkins
Maginn
Rozsa
Maury and
Wallace
Court solves puzzle names Finnish defendant
Casper Wayrenen proved to be the real name of the Finnish defendant in a two day Justice Conn court case. The man was charged with disturbing the peace of John Tend of Hast Park Street after a rumor of familiarity with Bendi's wife and two women servants in his boarding house. Justice Conn expects to give his decision Monday.
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Casper Wayrenen
Conn Court
Noone
John Tend
Hast Park Street
Wae Wuld
Bendi
Conn
Centerville Choristers Planned Annual Concert Tonight
The Centerville Choristers present their annual concert this evening at 7:30 in the church. The 30-voice choir, praised as the city’s finest, rehearsed the program for the occasion and invites all to attend. The program features carols and anthems by Merritt and Fawrett, with prayers by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Thomas Merritt
John Fawrett
C. Clark
Carol
Fragmented 19th Century Hymn Fragments From Public Annotations
The text lists names such as Thor, C. Ward, Thom Merritt, Jarman, J. Davis and John Fawcett with remarks and anthem titles like Hail Sacred Day and Arise and Hail the Saviors Berth. It reads as a patchwork of vows, carols, and anthems attributed to various figures, lacking cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorces
Thor
Ante TA
Betriy
C. Ward
Death of Mrs George Stevenson in Portland Ore
Butte friends report the death of Mrs George Stevenson at her Portland home after a long illness. The Stevenson family, long residents here, lived on North Washington Street near Croatway. Surviving are husband George, daughter Grace, her husband and two grandchildren. Interment was in Portland in a plot adorned with shrubs and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Butte
Portland
Ore
George Stevenson
North
Washington
Charles Clark
Croatway
Washington Street
Buttera
Stevenson Waa
Butte Post Office Opens This Morning Amid Delivery Delays
The Butte post office opens today with lobby windows serving patrons from 10 to 12 and city delivery by carriers. General delivery stamp and rem inttry windows operate in the same offices. Despite most outgoing parcel mail being handled, shipments addressed to proper street numbers or full addresses are often misrouted, delaying local delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Newspaper Advertising Declared Best Medium by Boston Executive
Harold McNell of Boston urges newspapers as the prime channel for advertising noting about 60 percent of ads go to papers. He warns against deceptive or fraudulent campaigns and stresses truth, belief in the product, and backing merchandise with honest promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McNell
Boston
Kross
Ingeld
Fourth Estate
Victim of Paralysis Improving Slowly
Frank S. Mitchell, a well known machinist, is very ill at his home on North Jackson street. After a slight stroke months ago he partially recovered and could be seen on the street but his condition has since grown serious. His right side is completely paralyzed and he speaks with effort yet remains conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Mitchell
North Jackson Street
Butte real estate transfers and memorial notice
Real estate deeds show Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company transferring to Helen M Hollowell, geographic lot and block details in Butte. Other transfers include Sol Gensberger to F L Melener, P A Comer to Joseph P Nolan, and George Ochslt to Joseph P Nolan. Also city acquisition of a portion of Lot in Lenox addition by Butte Land and Investment. Funeral notice for John Lyghe in Butte, funeral at 618 Colorado rear on December 3 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Butte
Lenox
Miller
Mary Miller
Cobban
Christmas turkey theft hits ranch near poor farm
Mrs Fitzpatrick, a rancher near the poor farm, reported a theft of 18 turkeys missing from her Christmas dinner plans. Police have no trace of the birds and continue to investigate.
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Stand Wra
Hallmark
Leys Jeweler and Optician
North Main Street
Joshers
Biven
Ported
Condon
Johnny Condon
Thevanto Bou
Tacoma
the Ledger
Agency
Mark Cross
Hannifin Co
L, Winterhalter
J. L. Hannifin
H. A. Towle
von Ete
Jose Javore
Finlander
Centerville
You
All
Mose Linz
N. Main St
Ruby
John Lygeh
Colorado
Rear
R. Holden
B. Simonson
Brownfield Canty Company
West Park Street
Los Angeles
VIA
San Francisco
Pullman
E. A. Shewe
North Main
Butte, Mont
Europe
THE
Florence Garment Store
Barney & Berry
A.C. M. Hardware House “Sters, Sane
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