Butte Notes Highlight Community Visits and Socials
A flood of visitors and locals are noted in Butte with social and business travel. J Becker of Great Falls, J A Seffert of Three Forks, T G Connelly of Billings, and Mrs Frank Passmore with sister Mrs Hallis of Monida register or visit, while W C Murphy of Seattle stays with parents. Local shopping and hotel stays feature repeatedly at the Leggat and nearby venues as Montanans and travelers move through Butte.
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Orton Bros
T. O
F Hall
West Broadway
P. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Leggat
Butte
L. H. Wilton
J. Becker
Great Falls
Legeat
John Nelson
Glendive
H. L. Farrington
Lewistown
J. A. Seffert
Three Forks
T. G. Connelly
Billings
Frank Passmore
J. Halls
Monida
Mont
Hallls
W. C. Murphy
Seattle
South Jackson
Murphy
Butte_and
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Ley
Troy
Waite
Funieee
Mitio Butt
Afra
Richardy
Reneytand
Catherine Joy
Fitton
Halverson
L. Weston
Walures
Lin
Sidry RT
Hartwell
Het- Sr
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Jorgen
Jorgenson
Carlen Youlden
T. Fy
Villa
Lindsay
United States
Glater National Pani
Pet Buele
Tudge
John Lindsay
Mise Telen
McGee
Missoula
Welsh Choir to Represent Wales at Y M C A Carnival
The Welsh choir based in Butte, led by Hugh Sones, is set to perform tomorrow night at the Y M C A carnival and may compete at the Portland 1929 world’s fair. Despite limited formal music training, the group is famed for its stage presence, local praise, and plans to expand for a 1925 exposition.
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Butte
Portland
Wales
Todd
Loving Song
Hugh Sones
Europe
United States
Jones
Potatoes Price Cut Affects Freight Rates Across Montana
Union Pacific offices in Byline announce a new supplement cutting freight costs for potatoes and vegetables from Santan points to 10 cents per hundredweight, with reductions mirrored across more than 20 commodities. Shipments from Butte to Denver and other points drop to 10 cents per hundredweight, with additional savings listed for Chicago and Mississippi routes.
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Union Pacife System
Bylte
Butte
Montana
Sfontana
Denver
Art River
Mississippi
Chicago
Ohio “River & Conte
Butte Kiwanis Club Opens With 93 Members At Noon
The Butte Kiwanis Club held its first regular meeting at the Thornton hotel with 93 members in attendance and visitors from several state Kiwanis clubs. Performers Ritchie and his wife entertained with stunts while Ritchie spoke on Americanism. Messages from the Butte Rotary Club and remarks by officers and guests followed, with a new secretary, A Clark, in attendance and B S Woodland presiding.
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Butte Kiwanis Club
Thornton Hotel
Kiwanis
Ritchie
Cone Brothers
W. R. Perce
Concor
Phil T. Rush
RG. Dun Here
Billings Butte
H.C. Cooney
Missoula
Garden of Club
C.K. Drageted
Butte Rotary Club
Riing
W. Grant Hoage
Clark
Wood+land
Services For Week Of Prayer Announced
Up town churches plan a Mountain View church observance of the week of prayer. The program lists daily topics and ministers led by Rev Gorby, Rev Lockwood, Rev Cecil Leslie Clifford, Rev A B Davis, and others.
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Mountain View
Gorby
The
Church Universal
W. T. Lockwood
Wranestay
Cecil Leslie Clifford
A.B Davis
Christian Education
Chri
Funeral of County Lear Sullivan Held
The funeral for County Lear Sullivan was held at the Sullis home. Clergy included Father Hannan and Father Secormick with deacons and Pater O Mal. The cortege proceeded from 437 Clear Grit Terrace through Wyoming and Main to the cemetery. Pallbearers included John Sullivan and three others. honorary pallbearers noted Knights of Columbus and Elks. Sullivan, 29, a native of Butte, was unmarried and long involved with county clerk service and mining firms.
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Sullis
Clear Grit Terrace
Mary's
Hannan
Secormick
Pater O'Mal- May
Wyoming Sand
Ooiman
Main
Parks West
Montana
Kalki
Whitam Malloy
Sullivan
Wesley Chapel Choir Program at Sunday School
Wesley Chapel presents a musical program by the choir of Lowell Avenue for the Sunday school. The event showcases the choir's performance to accompany the congregation, highlighting their planned selections and community gathering.
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Wesley Chapel
Lowell
Wesley’ Sunday School
Butte Briefs and Health Ad Quotes
Mrs W B Peterson of Shawmut spent time in Butte shopping. Miss Maud Williams of Dillon and Miss Eldora Ragon of that city visited. Miss Lenita Ackerman of Willow Creek and Miss Frances Ackerman of Huron were guests. To Stop Coughing ad urges Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchial ailments and coughs. China will have to discover a way to eat and wear promises.
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W. B. Peterson
Shawmut
Butte
Mc Suter
Longbrook
Stratford. Conn
Foley
China
Nashville
Tennessean
East Side Young Men Organize Club For Athletics
East Side young men formed a new organization named Butte Athletics on Tuesday night at the East Side Community House. The group aims to enter amateur athletic events citywide and elected James Cunningham president and James Sullivan treasurer amid a small turnout.
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East Side Young Men
Butte
East Side
Massey
James Cunningham
Snd
Kd Sulliva Setarsc
Habeas Corpus 15 Not Needed for Lee Crane
The petition for a writ of habeas corpus is dismissed for Tee Crane after Judge Carroll. Deputy County Attorney Sulgrove and attorney Harry Meyer discuss the action, noting Crane had been discharged from custody and the complaint against the man who led Crane's arrest was necessary to justify the dismissal.
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Chai
Carroll
Wien
Gounty
Sulgrove
Artvoomt
Harry Meyer
Crane
Theoumty Etteinis
Teat Co
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