Butte Hosts Wide Range Of Montana Visitors
The city greets numerous Montana residents and guests. Moore Jr, Emerson F Stone, J Askerman, HB Warner, G F Bewin, Grant Kentson, A J Krueger, W J Conwett, Mabel Basac t, Myrtie Basac t, Gussie A Greenback, K J Kirby, A K Stover, WA Armitage, Ruth Shira, Jamenon, Mrs Frank Foltz, Will Smet, HLT Quigsey, CF Guest, Mrs Hal West, A Groshean, CE Miller, Anne Miller, S Flanagan, A W Wickersham, Harold O Boylen, Sybil Hobart, Eawin C Joyce, Ruth Antonsen, Bessie Antonsen, Charles Henry, Mrs Bergin attend weekend and business visits, with many staying at Finlen, Leggat, Thornton, Acoma, or Butte hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure
A. J. Krueger
Stockett
Finten
W. J. Conwett
Anaconda
Futte
Mabel
Myrtie Basac't
Havre
Finlen
Gussie A. Greenback
Columbia
Balls
Thornton
Adv
K. J. Kirby
Butte
The
Sweet Candy Company of
Salt Lake
Kirby
Boise
Idaho
Istmong
Orton Bros
Ade
Billings
Acoma
Quigsey
Hozeman
Cly
al Groshean
Dillon
CE. Miller
Anne Miller
Shom
Leggat
Flanagan
Buffalo
Mont
Finien
Cty
A. W. Wickersham
Miles’ City
Lezent
Harold O'Boyle
Lima
Mise Sybil M. Hobart
Deer Lodge
Eawin C. Joyce
Virginia City
Tutte
Ruth
Bessie Antonsen
Bozeman
Charles Henry
Ditton
Taytte
1 Bergin
Elk Park
Untitled grocery list from old newspaper fragment
A fragmented shopping list shows various pantry items including sugar, fresh ground coffee, fresh eggs, creamery butter, 12 eggs, rice, navy beans, soap bars, peaches, syrups, canned goods, beer, Muscat raisins, Rex flour, and other staples with prices or weights implied by old style notation. The text preserves era flavor and item density without full context.
Week of Prayer Opens Evening in Butte
Week of prayer starts this evening at the First Baptist Church in Butte with Rev. L. H. Bent presiding. Sessions run nightly for one hour through the week featuring musical programs by the George Woolsey family and local soloists, with Dr. Edward Smith leading Tuesday and Rev. L. Jones guiding Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woolsey
Butte
Bent Eald
Changes Today in Courthouse in Silver Bow County
New county officials begin terms today in Silver Bow with Angie R Method as sheriff presiding over peace duties. J Tarrin becomes clerk and recorder, Emmet O'Brien county commissioner, Agnes Meads Han ratty county treasurer, Cath rine Harrington poised as a top official. New constables Willie Crone Mose La Fantaise and Patil Kohn take office, while deputies thank the prior staff for guidance as they start their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Sher
Angie R
Lares Dugean
Sherif
J. Tarrin
Oie
Wittiany
Mattos
Emmet O'Brien
Ton Fret Henstein
Agnes Meads Hanratty
Cathrine Harrington
Persod
Willie Crone
Mose la Fantaise
Patil Kohn
Will Argue Bid Mine Suit January
In a federal case over mineral rights the Anaconda company faces a lawsuit with claims totaling not less than 46 million dollars. The trial began Oct 16, continued through late October, and resumed in January to allow filings and judge review. Prominent geologists and engineers testified for both sides, and the defense was led by Orvis Exane and Daniel M Kelly with support from William McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Intere Anacondda Company
Plaintif
de. Meade
University of Wisconsin
Andrew Lawson
California
Albert Turch
W.A. Simpking
Ge Roddewig
Alan Bateman
Tnt World
Walter Wylie
Mi H. Sales
Samuel Barker
Butte
JA. Higging
Beattie
W.E Colby
San Francisco
John L. Templeman
W. A. Clark Jr
le Orvis Exane
Enineer
Daniel M- Kelly
Anaconda Company
William McAliester
Denver
Nat
Boy With Tack In Lung Faces Emergency Operation
Eight year old Raymond Pilcher suffered a tack in his lung after swallowing it last September. Doctors at Murray hospital failed to remove the metal with suction and prepared for an operation at an eastern hospital to save the lad's life. He was brought home after hours of effort but remains gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pilcher
Te Elle Ir
Murray Hospital
Eastern
New Year Message to Judge Shea From Law Violators
A chaotic court room scene opens the year with 27 law violators and 10. Say Happy New Year to Judge Shea today. The text describes a studio shop segment and upcoming court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Butte Building Boom Reaches New Records
Half million in building operations marked by Tutte surpassing the 500000 mark. Permits issued amounting to 349681 plus another 160000 in improvements this year. Fire damaged McKintey Wheel but no evacuation of public schools. City saw multiple large projects since 1923 including New Finien hotel and various business and residential properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte
the Commissioners of Pubic Works
Ding
Finien
Eves Tn
Heneee
Newbro, Drug Company
Unique, Dyeng and Cleaning Company
Legislative Set Goes to Helena from Silver Bow Delegation
Silver Bow countys delegation to the state legislative assembly led by Senator Thomas J. Walker traveled to Helena for ten caucuses. Representatives Phil Goodwin Varin Marko Welly Ted Wann and others accompanied Walker who plans a return trip for the collegiate course at the School of Mines in Tuite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siver Bow County
State Legislative Assembly
Thomas J. Walker
Helena
Walker
Phil Goodwin
Varin Marko Welly
Ted Wann
Annes
Tiptons
Mit
River Row
Tuite
Legislraties Kather'ng
Walker Haa
Pen
Ata
Kelly Naw
Galen
Kelly
Hugh M Harney Called by Death
Maine native 17 year old Hugh Mo Marnes died at 113 Virginia Street after a long illness. He was a carpenter by trade and longtime employee of the A tM company at the Gagnon line. Survived by widow Mrs Kone Warnes and son, in law Mr and Mrs T Hicks, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Read funeral chapel with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mo Marnes
Maine
Virginia Street
Tarnes
Harney
A Tm Company
Mac
Kone Warnes
Varney
Hutte
Tt Hicks
Lf Te Angelen
Kathering 'A
Geys Te Vistors
Tite
Ort
Sherman
Xavetock
Maries
Federal Trials Set To Resume In Bourquin Court
Federal cases will resume in Judge Bourquin's court this morning after an adjournment of several days. The docket includes bootlegging cases and charges related to white slavery. The calendar for the week is heavy with prohibition cases and informations charging violations of the national act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Butte Snowstorm Yesterday Reported In City
A fragmented local report notes a brief snowstorm yesterday in Butte with low temperatures around 34 degrees and light rain. The item mentions limited impacts aside from two stars and Manin, and lists minimal weather effects across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutte
Nana Power Company
Butte
Manin
Pageant in St John’s Church Well Received
Crowded St John’s Church applauded the pageant The Night in Tethies hem last evening with standing room only The cast included a large troupe of ringers and theater players Director Katheryn Baird Sullivan received praise for staging The church announced another chorus will appear in May In bowling news a two man team scored 1518 for a local prize event surpassing Chicago records from 1926 and 1925 by wide margins The scores were Johnson 223 Skeen 256 and Mardy 401
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's 1
W. G" McLllan
W. G" McLllan Nacjean Dullivan, James Addienat Mrn Fite Gray, Thane de Mara
Carroll Smith
Wilfred Julian
Kinley Harwood
PG. Mardy
TA. Harris
Katheryn Baird
Sullivan
Elam
ALBS
Chicago
Johnson
Skeen
Americant Nation Clans Reconvene At YMCA Tonight
Christmas holidays end as 50 members of the Americant nation clans regroup at the YMCA tonight at 7 oclock. Instructor Mr Her fad notes about half are natives of the Reitinhnies with broad European representation. exams await spring sessions of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Europe
Herfad
Smith Boosters Meet Tonight In Silver Bow Court
Democrats in Silver Bow county plan a Smith for President club meeting tonight at 8 in Judge Lynch's courtroom. The informal gathering discussed fostering the movement and boosting Smith as the Democratic standard bearer amid local voter interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrate
Silver Bow County
al Bimith
New ‘York
Optical Firms Unite in Butte To Form Stiegs Company
The Rigas Optical and Davies Optical firms in the Metals Hank building merged to form Stiegs Company. Joe Llewelyn, Davies manager, will head the new firm and is a well known Butte businessman. A motor lorry served as a hearse at an auto crash funeral in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigas Optical Company
Davies Optical Company
Metals’ Hank
Stiegs Company
Joe Llewelyn
Davies Company
Llewelyn
Butte
England
Sentimental song interrupted by a street crash
A crash interrupted a sentimental performance as a person leapt onto stairs and toppled onto a sidewalk near a pollen station. Police and bystanders gathered while the injured individual sought medical help for a right eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walsh
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ansonia Tite
Ravart
W. Ray Johnston
Harry J. Brown
Pullen Landis
Gladys Walton
Crauford Kent
Mary Carr
Mildred Harris
Gertrude
David Kirby
Joseph Swickard
Albert Rogell
WEARN
FOX
Butte Notes
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park
John’ J. Mecarthy, Prop
Eotabiohed
Will
Jan
Deral Court
Fm Textay
Semacon
Sear
Canpear
McKinley
Hugh M. Harney
Butte Carpenter
Inpant
May
Rudolph Lehto
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Thompson
Farabee
Simmons
Mom Howe
An ET Connors
Charles
Power Company
Mercury High
ST. John's Church
Smith Boosters
New York
Broadway
Billy Gross & CO
Swain
Patrick and
Retta
Paradise
May Robson
Corinne Griffith
Sue
Rialto
the Sea
Y Dorothy Sebastian
Earle Piltiams
Raymond Griffith and
BE “Surprise Directed
Arthur Rosson
Optical Companies
Metals Bank & Trust CO
Savings
Safe Deposit Vaults
First National Bank
Montana
W. A. Clark & Bro. Rrs
A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
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