Ice Harvest Expands For Butte Railroads And Mines
Large ice operations in Butte and Oro Fino plan to cut 575 000 tons for Northern Pacific and Great Northern roads. 1100 workers, nine work trains, and new Tulameen plant aid Wenatchee Oroville line. Ice thickness 12 to 16 inches with high quality. deliveries span Mandan St Paul and Minot St Paul routes.
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Butte Ice Company
Wales
Butte
Oro
Dawson
Anaconda
H. Piver
Larimore
N. D
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pifer
West
Paradise
Ketispe
Mandan
St Paul
Pacific
Minot
N.D
St. Paul
Piter
Tulameen
Columbia
Provingce
Wenatchee
Oroville
Wenatchee Valley
Minn
Devil's Lake
N.D. Falls
Marion
Mont
Tularece
Births Exceed Deaths in Butte for 1918 Year
City health figures show 148 births and 1 080 deaths in 1918 in Butte. Both births and deaths declined in the last quarter. Monthly births listed: January 11, February 11, March 122, April 115, May 138, June 2, July 195, August 182, September 430, October 104, November 116, December 104. Monthly deaths show similar drops with December 72.
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Butte
Chonths
Church election at Shortridge Memorial honors officers
The annual election of officers of the Shortridge Memorial Christian church was held in the church parlors. Elected elders were Walter Jordan and J B Pitch. Trustees named Lee Haysi Kerr and P J Bowen. Deacons include W L Byrum E S Trask H Abrahams Charles McKee LV Irsamen and several ladies. The pastor officiated at funerals and marriages.
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Shortridge Memorial
Real Estate Transfers in Homevale and Nearby Additions
Tidewater Investment company to Forest Patterson transfers lot 1 percent block 4 Homevale addition for $1. Tidewater also to Forest Patterson transfers lot 18 block 4 Homevale addition. Silver Bow Realty to Mary B Simonson guardian transfers lots 12 and 14 block 4 Homevale addition for $1. Martin Pax to Charles J Wedgewood transfers portion lot 6 block 6 Rice addition for $1150. BE Shields to John A Donovan transfers lots 1 16 and 17 block 28 Butte. Butte Land and Investment Company to Gwen Mocawote 8 and 10 Gallatin addition for $1. Beginning note references foreign commissioners with exhibits and a sale at Indestructo trunks and bags. State Savings bank depositors asked to meet January 4 1815 at Reynolds Sypher office.
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Tidewater Investment Company
Forest’ Patterson
Homevale
Tidewater Investment, Company
Forest Patterson
Bow Realty Company
Mary B. Simonson
Guardian
Martin Pax
Charles J. Wedgewood
Rice
Shields
John A. Donovan
Butte
Butte Land and Investment Company
Gwen
Gallatin
Butte Woman Sends Red Cross Donation After Pillow Drive
Mrs M Misevich of 607 South Montana street asked the chamber of commerce secretary to forward 30 dollars to the Red Cross fund. She had earned the amount by making a pillow and selling copies of American Beauty roves. The New York exchange has been purchased and sent, marking a second contribution from Mrs Misevich, wife of streetcar operator Mr Misevich. Argentina seeks American coal as Northern Pacific agent R J Dee returns from Montana trip predicting better business within 60 days as farmers and merchants invest in autos and expansion. Japanese soldiers on active service are wearing paper shirts.
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Merce
Red Cross
Montana
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Hamdie Butters
San Francisco
Main and
Park Streets
Owsley
Reynolds & Sypher
B. Sypher
Weinberg
Joseph Weinberg
New York
Coats
Dresden
RED Cross Movement
Misevich
Misev'ch
Argentina
R. J. Dee
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