Arrivals From Cities Stay at Acoma and Nearby Hotels
Billings visitor L Goddard is at the Acoma while E H Blair arrives in Roundup at the New Finlen. KF J Tait from Great Falls checks in at the Acoma. George Kennedy arrives from Deer Lodge at the Zona. T E Frasier comes from Billings staying at the Arizona. M J Johnson, a Spencer resident, among arrivals at the Lutte. H A Stain visits from Columbus, registered at the New Finlen. John Bodwin arrives from Miles City staying at the Thornton. Co E Gibson of Ennis among business visitors at the Butte hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
L. Goddard
Billings
Acoma
E. H. Blair
New Finlen
KF. J. Tait
Great Falls
George Kennedy
Arizona Hotel
Deer Lodge
T. E. Frasier
The
Arizona
M. J. Johnson
Lutte
H. A. Stain
Columbus
John Bodwin
Miles City
Thornton. Co
E. Gibson
Ennis
Butte Horcel
Joseph McDowd
the Acoma
City
James Talbott
Manhattan
Butte Hotel
Wiliam Baughman
Martinsdale
Special notice and hotel guest list at Butte area
A dated notice lists delivery failure remedies and announces many visitors staying at the New Finlen and other Butte hotels. Names include Dr Cole, A L Locke, John H Becker, T J Fowler, Louis Newman, H Barnett, Charlies Winn, L J McKilvey, T S Connor, Dr R Fairchild, M P Keith, J A Balisor, Emery Ferguson, C Cominer, Joseph McDowd, James Talbott, O Bmall, William Baughman, W E Joseph, T S Letterman, G M Clemon and daughter Betsey, and Mrs H A Snyder with daughter Jane. It notes magazine availability at P O News Stand and lists several Great Falls, Helena, Townsend, Deer Lodge, Jackson, Glasgow residents visiting Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Winn
Great Falls
New Finlen
L. J. McKilvey
Helena
Arizona
T.S. Connor
Toston
Acoma
Dc. R. Fairchild
Townsend
M. P. Keith
J. A. Balisor
Emery Ferguson and
C. Cominer
Deer Lodge
Painters Union Drives Fund for Butte Crippled Children
The Butte Painters Union led a drive to raise at least 10,000 dollars for crippled children in 1925 with a citywide canvass by about 60 teams. A charity ball and a boxing show by Pat Sullivan’s juveniles are planned, with all proceeds going to the drive. Local doctors, nurses, and volunteers, including Dr. Allard from Billings, will assist, and many civic women are named as donors and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Painters’ Union
Butte Auxiliary
Horace J. Merkle
Butte
Ed Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Ernest Loomis
Winter Garden
Drive
Sulivan
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cold Cure
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a safe proven remedy for headaches from slight colds. It claims the medicine relieves headache by curing the cold and features a box signature by E. W. Grove, priced at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Knife Fight in Justice Court Over Second Degree Assault
Youths describe a knife attack in Justice of Peace Buckley's court as Ike Plaska and Gus Kangas face second degree assault charges. Alfred Nissila testified he was accosted on Covert Street at about 2 AM on Feb 15, receiving wounds to the neck and back while three witnesses recounted seeing Kangas gnawing at his finger and Plasia hair pulling before aid arrived. The defense plans eight witnesses and the case resumes tomorrow at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Buckley
Ike Plaska
Gus Kangas
Alfred Nissila
Covert Street
Broadway
Granite
Plasla
Kangas
Eric Bolin
John Trefimbeo
Andy Holm
Nissila
Niesla
Plasia
Bolin
Holm
Pilasia
Don J. Kelly
Tom Connell
H. J. Freebourn
Plan Colonial Party at Mountain View Church
A colonial party for Mountain View church recreation night honors George Washington's birthday. Alfred Hester and Mrs. Bradley portray George and Martha Washington with Betsy Rose enacting the first flag moment. Mesdames Bradley Lorimer and Chisholm direct. Betty Polly Place Elsie Chisholm Junior Lorimer Lee Ghormley and Harold Schall perform. Old colonial songs will be sung as the community joins the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Church
George Washington
Colonia
George
Martha Washington
Alfred Hester
Bradley
Betsy Rose
Mesdames Bradley
Lorimer
Chisholm
Boats resume on Coeur d'Alene after winter pause
Boat travel on Lake Coeur d'Alene will resume March 1. Red Collar boats will run two round trips daily from Harrison to Coeur d'Alene, connecting with Northern Pacific trains on the Wallace branch, according to the Butte office of the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Coeur d’Alene
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Red Collar Boat Company
Harrison
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Northern Pacific
St David’s Day Program Slated At Butte High School
Welsh residents of Butte plan a St David’s Day event at the high school auditorium starting at 8 PM. E B Howell will chair. Miss Anna Miller will accompany a program of Welsh numbers featuring H T Pritchard, Evan Roberts, and numerous local artists in song, solos, and a finale of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. David's Day High School
AuspIces Welsh Church
Butte
E. B. Howell
Anna Miller
H. T. Pritchard
Welsh Singers
Evan Roberts
Mrs. R. M. Jones
Harry Stone
Jack Thomas
Marjorie Parker
John M. Jones
Harlech
Butte Welsh
Laura
Sarah Bellis
Excelsior
R. M. Jones
Sees Steel Industry as Future for State
Montana may one day be a leading steel producer. William Maxwell, state mining inspector, told University club members at the New Finlen hotel luncheon that Bessemer quality iron ores exist in vast quantities in Montana. He highlighted Meagher and Cascade counties as rich in high grade ore and outlined mine safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
William Maxwell
University Club
New Finlen Hotel
Maxwell
Meagher
Cascade
Anaconda Man Sustains Broken Back In Auto Crash
John J. Frankovich of 1008 Sixth street Anaconda suffered a broken back in a Wednesday night crash at the foot of Emmet street. His car left the road, struck a railing, jumped a ditch and rolled over. X rays at St James hospital yesterday indicated a serious condition. Accompanying him Frank Chadala escaped with minor injuries while they hurried to Washoe smelter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Frankovich
Sixth Street
Anaconda
Emmet Street
St. James’ Hospital
Frankovich
Frank Chadala
Washoe
Butte-Anaconda
Chadala
Trinity Meetings of Evangelism at Evans Methodist Church
The hundred days of evangelism continue this week at Evans Methodist Church under Pastor Rev Yoteriee Spencer. Clifford preaches to growing congregations as nightly services proceed. The final service of the week will be held tonight.
Three Chinese Held on Lottery Count In Butte
Three Chinese men Ah Wong Mar Bing and H Chinn were arrested by Officer James Larkin and Chief Deputy Sheriff John Dugan at 14 West Galena street. They faced charges of maintaining a nuisance in Justice of Peace J J McNamara's court yesterday for allegedly operating a lottery in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Wong
Mar Bing
H. Chinn
James Larkin
John Duggan
West
Galena Street
Justice of Peace
Funeral Services for Mrs Georgana Kennison Held
Funeral services for Mrs Georgana Kennison were held at Sherman Reed funeral home with Rev Co L Clifford officiating Ensign Anthony delivered the eulogy and Mrs Paul Balflor with Miss Mildred Jones led hymns during the service Interment was in Mount Moriah Cemetery family plot Pallbearers were John Werkin Al Pierce John Smith James Reynolds C L Strongman and Harry Black Flowers from friends attended by many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgana Kennison
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Co. L. Clifford
Ensign Anthony
Paul Balflor
Mildred Jones
Jesus
Mount Moriah Cemetery
John Werkin
al Pierce
John Smith
James Reynolds
C. L. Strongman
Harry Black
Collision at Arizona and Mercury Affects Two Cars
Police responded to a two car crash at the corner of Arizona and Mercury streets at 11:40 PM. William Murray of 1030 Seralda Street and J M McCormick of 119 West Galena Street drove the parties' cars, with Murray's southbound vehicle allegedly striking McCormick broadside. No arrests were made as neither party wished to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona and
Mercury Street
William Murray
Seralda Street
J. M. McCormick
Galena Street
McCormick
Murray
Arizona Street
Ladies of G A R Meet at Court House Saturday Evening
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will gather at the court house on Saturday at 8 o'clock in the evening for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Norway
Scandia Hall
Estlick
Troubadours
Grand Army of the Republice
Klan Admission Measure Passes in Kansas Senate
The Johnson bill allowing the Ku Klux Klan to operate in Kansas without a state charter passed the state senate 23 to 14. The measure now moves to the house for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Senate
House
Divorce Follows Assault Charge
Edna Mellrath sues Frederick Mellrath in Silver Bow district court seeking custody of six children and 76 a month. He was convicted of a lesser degree assault and is serving a $200 fine. The case cites a 1924 shooting in their Anaconda home with a bullet deflected by a steel corset rib. Irene Steele sues Thomas Steele for divorce alleging extreme cruelty. no children. Judge Bourquin orders show cause in June Monahan suit for alimony and fees. Amended Kinsman suit against Montana Auto and Garage seeks 10,000 for injuries from a car incident. Mary Gilmore sues California Insurance for 4000 on fire loss. appraised damage 7,881.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow District Court
Edna MelIlrath
Frederick W. Mellrath
MelIlrath
Mellrath
Anaconda
Irene Steele
Thomas E. Steele
Phoenix
Ariz
Irene Fisher
George Bourquin
June Margaret Monahan
Irwin Francis Monahan
William Kinsman
Montana Auto and Garage Company
Weat Mercury
Clark Streets
Bay
Mary Gilmore
California Insurance Company of
San Francisco
Naking Pay Oy
Roadhouse Fuss Prompts Peace Bond Request
Doc Bedell owner of the Three Mile and Orville T Duffy of 2905 Harrison avenue testified in Justice Buckleys court about a recent fight at Duffys place. Duffy alleged Bedell flourished a gun, beat him and had him arrested. Buckley held the matter for transcript with decision set for Saturday. Also Bud Jace and Melvin Dibble faced vagrancy pleas with jail time or departure conditions. twelve others to stand trial later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Bedell
Three Mile
Orville T. Duffy
Harrison Avenue
Justice Buckley
Duffy
Bedell
Buckley
Dick Jace
Melvin Dibble
LYSOL HELD CAUSE OF MINER'S DEATH
A jury found death of R. B. Williams of Walkerville due to lysol poisoning while temporarily insane after testimony about an earlier accident and head pains. Coroner Pat Holland reported the verdict. Colors for Persian clothing are black blue pink and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Walkerville
Williams
Pat Holland
Persia
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McCarthy
Pure Food Stores
East Broadway
Nova Scotia
Maxwell House
Idaho
A. C. M. Hardware House
Ned Mise
Doris White
R.F. D.ruitland
Butte Office
Dr. Cole
Weat Park
A. L. Locke
John H. Becker
T. J. Fowler
Bozeman
Louis Newman
H. Barnett
Utte
O. Bmall of
Glasgow
Finlen
W. E. Joseph of
New Finten
T. S. Letterman
Plains
G. M. Clemon
Betsey of
Jackson
the Butte
H. A. Snyder
Jane Snyder
Ladies’ Home Journal
Smart Set
Adventure
Physical Culture
Motion Ieture
Harpers’ Bazaar
P. O
Adv
G. A. Townsend
8. E. Hogland
Emigrant, Mont
Painters Union Helps Kids' Fund
First Labor Organization
Women Workers
J. L. Bennett
W. M. Bordner
P. H. Bowden
J. A. Bracket
P. J. Brophy
J. M. Brown
M. FE. Buck
Byrne
Laura Byrne
J. J. Carmody
J. Carpino
F. A. Lanforth
J. L. Lorimer
Dr. Lynch
Hugh Lynch
Johanna Lynch
Lynch
J. McArthur
J. J. McCaffery
Margaret McDonald
T. C. McGovern
McIntosh
Mcclsaac
J. . Mclanahan
S. Mary McLana
William Walsh
Margaret Walsh
Frank Were
Fred Ware
Carl Warner
W. A Wella
Whitehead
James Woodard
C. E. Woolfold
May Wright
PLAN
Mountain View
Coeur D’alene
Harold Lloyd
Rialto
Trinity Meetings OF Evangelism
Kennison Funeral
LYSOL
New York
Richard Dix
Richard
Dix
Gansmowr UN
Pdi van
Piggly Wiggly Stores
Cupid
Laura LA Plante
George Berr McCutcheon
Prien
Earl Simmons
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