Butte Hotel Guests and Local Visitors Highlight City Notes
A stream of visitors and guests appear in Butte records, listing Dr. Cole of Butte, Mrs. A. Diggies of Poplar, Miss Edith Study of Boulder, John Brown of Logan, Patterson of Spokane, Mrs. L. J. Price of Dillon, Rev. John Hosking of Deer Lodge, Miss May Price from Seattle, and others at the Finlen Arizona and Acorn hotels. The item notes shopping, business visits, and brief stays. several names appear as registered patrons at local hotels while in the mining city. Deposits in Miners Savings Bank are noted with January 15 deadline for interest starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cole
West Park
A. Diggies
Poplar
Thornton On
Ennis
Butte
Edith Study
Boulder
Arizona
John Brown
Logan
Nis
Ent Pianos
Urten Bros Aay
Hi King
Acorn Harvey
H. H. Outeen
Silver Star
J. Butte
J. H. Harrington
Missoula
Acoma
Andrew Eggenberger
Harlowton
New Finlen
Bert Haskins
Livingston
Mabel Pond
Manhattan
Coral F. Wrenley
Three Forks
New Finien
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
Montana Bill Of Interest 70 Bar In Supreme Court Rules
The document describes a Montana measure sponsored by Chief Justice Calloway and supported by the State Bar Association to simplify civil and criminal procedure by authorizing the supreme court to formulate and publish rules governing trials in all courts of record. It outlines sections granting rulemaking power, publication, supersession of conflicting acts, and the act's effective date while preserving existing laws until superseded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bench and
Bar of
Montana
Calloway
State Bar Association
State Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Legislative Assembly
State of
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
District Cour
Butte Exchange Elects D. A. Mealpins President
At the Thornton hotel the Butte Exchange Club held its weekly luncheon meeting and annual officer election. President elect D. A. Mealpins will lead the club with sub-committee appointments made. A letter of thanks from the Salvation Army for Christmas contributions was read and best wishes conveyed to retiring officers.
Northern Pacific Opens Shanghai Office In Orient Trade Drive
The Northern Pacific Railway announces a Shanghai office to handle trade with China Japan and the Philippines. RJ Totter, former assistant agent at Chicago, will head the new office after sending a representative to the Orient. The move accompanies a surge in passenger travel between the Orient and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Philippines
Butte
RJ Totter
Gene Senger
Chicago
Shanghai
Orient
Unite States
War Mothers Elect Officers In Silver Bow Chapter
Silver Bow chapter of American War Mothers held election of officers December 29 at the Y M C A. Selections include War Mother Mrs S Margaret Burns first vice Mrs Ada View second vice Mrs Ellen Ray third vice Mrs Elizabeth Matteson fourth vice Mrs Fred Oates Ing secretary Mrs Lydia Burby corresponding secretary Mrs Mary P leaser treasurer Mrs Anna Wilkix historian Mrs T A Grigg auditor Mrs Frank Bayley. Burby re elected and Colente Maiter both of Butte won the first marriage license of 1925 in Silver Bow county. Earl Pressier well known Butte man and Central Cab driver is reported seriously ill at Murray hospital. Sues Irene Hathaway and Mrs H H Hathaway of Silver Bow are guests at the Butte hotel while visiting friends in the mining city.
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Silver Bow
Y.mc. A
S Margaret Burns
Ada. da View
Ellen Ray
Elizabeth Matteson
Fred Oates Ing
Lydia Burby
Mary Pleasurer
Anna Wilkix
T. A. Grigg
Frank Bayley
Burby
Colente Maiter
Butte
Bow County
Flowers for De Molays Comfort Day observed in Butte
The De Molay Day of Comfort will be observed in Butte with Edward Moyle leading a 10 a.m. gathering at the Masonic temple to bear flowers to Murray's St James and Deaconess hospitals. De Molays, a Masonic youth group, will provide flowers and entertainment for patients and visit other local welfare sites. The grand council in Kansas City set Jan 3 as Comfort Day but the local unit will observe Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Masonic Fraternity
Butte
Edward Moyle
Masonic Temple
Murray's
St. James
Ind
de Molays
de’ Molays
Song
Friends of the Sons
Masons
Grand Council of the Organiszation
Kansas City
the Grand Councilays
John J Cronin Dies Suddenly at Home
John J Cronin died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home after a week of illness. He had been employed by the Montana Po company and was engaged in the St Seuy works. His body was prepared for burial and arrangements were pending. Montana wool futures show bids from 40 to 52.5 cents per pound as Salt Lake buyers stay active in the 1926 Boston clip market.
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Hiss
Yenterday
Whitene
Hines
Montana Po
Cimpany
St Seuy
Herch Aulet
Cronin
Cenape
Montana
Boston
Salt Lake
Malsbury to Take Bozeman Position
Marty O. Malsbury elected secretary of Boseman Canning company with offices in the Metals bank building. The business will be continued by George D. Lounsberry, representing Lounsberry and Malsberry, firm manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty O. Malsbury
Boseman Canning Ny
Lounsberry and Malsberry
Metals Bank
George D. Lounsberry
Poor Funds Improved in Silver Bow County
Last week the county commission cleared away most of the outstanding poor fund warrants from 1921 to 1923 with the help of Treasurer Howard McIntyre. The move, aimed at reducing the burden on the general fund, leaves the poor fund in better shape and allows more money to be shifted into sinking funds for bonds maturing in 1926. The commission reduced the general levy and raised the poor fund levy by four mills, with further economy planned to sustain funding for care of widows, hospital residents, orphans, veterans, and the county’s indigent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow County
Howard McIntyre
Galen
Warm Springs
Reformatory Houses of Correction
Fu Tlona
Home Mysteries In Sudden Deaths In 1824
In 1924 the report of Coroner trove death by mysterious causes highlights several fatal incidents. One man died near Aliver county in a motorcycle incident and others perished in vehicle or related accidents deemed sudden. At a local home in Dunn Avenue Mrs Malta’s death drew hundreds of friends to a large wake and funeral. The Molluholland funeral for a child from Sacred Heart drew schoolmates as pallbearers and concluded at Holy Cross cemetery with Father McVeigh presiding.
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Troven
Atric
No Fen
Malia
Coleman
Clotk
Nolan
P. J. Crawley
Thomas
Malta
Mary Curtien
Dunn
Wiville
Woodcraft
Wilam “Molloy
William
Magi
Willam H. Bweet
Pardon
Bam Telangle
J. J. Lynch
Talore
Bt Patriot's Com
Mulholland
Little Mulholland
Sacred Heart Church
Father Taylor
Bho
Butte
James Stafford
Jar Buros
W. Mulholland
Richard Dovan
Dick Dwyer
Holy Crows
Father McVeigh
Fragmented Notice From A Local Column
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions love and sympathy and references Pamity and Fant, with unclear context or clear names, places, or actions. The readable bits offer little actionable information for a full news item or public notice.
Funeral notice for Quinn Me Quine and Sam R White
Funeral notice announces Quinn Me Quine and Sam R White with services to be held at the funeral chapel. Details mention Swoening from the Tamil one winter and reference a forthcoming funeral notice with location and phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Wichael P Quine
Swoening
Puneral
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McCarthy’s Pure Food
Arocertes
South Main Streats
Idaho
Ceylon
Loomis Orchestra
Butte Notes
Anaconda
John J. Warthy
Prop
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park
Galloway
Wpalpine
Northern Pacific
Sars Preasler
Earl” Pressier
Buttesan
The
Central Cab Company
Murray Hospital
Sige
John J. Cronin
Malsbury
Bozeman
Duggan
News Weekly
Tae
Joseph Richards Inc
Proprintors
Richards & "Ind Enbatewers
Asis South
Intera Roncella Bundakgerinee Rom
Ee Mae
Mercury
Howe
Molmolland
Scinh Tiaea
Mpoa Pamity
Conram Fant
Enaras
Gosselin & Harkins Tevidenes
Sam R. White
Walsh
Paris
Fransen. Ing
Mountain
Daly Shea Company
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