Notable Visitors and Guests Stays in Butte Hotels
The article lists numerous travelers staying in Butte during visits, noting their home towns and hotel headquarters. Names include George Chidley Missoula at Thornton T M Griffin Billings at Thornton P H Smith Boulder at Butte Alfred Ballard Philipsburg at Finlen and others from Deer Lodge Great Falls Helena and beyond staying at Acoma Leggat Finlen Arizona and Butte hotels as they conduct business or visit. The piece also mentions civic group meetings and social events in Butte scheduled for January with hotel hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
George Chidley
Thornton
Missoula
T. M. Griffin
Thornton Hotel
Billings
P. H. Smith
Butte
Boulder
Alfred Ballard
Philipsburg
Finlen
J. Abrams
Great Falls
T. Grassischi
C. A. Fox
Deer Lodge
Acoma Hotel
Clayton Spencer
White Sulphur Springs
Acoma
R. J. Lancaster
American Mail
Seattle
Orient
George A. Pine
Hedges
Fred Clark
Cameron
Leggat
L. F. Vinal
Helena
Leggat Hotel
Richard Alsop
Waterloo
A. L. Dumnis
F. G. Murphy
Twin Bridges
P. F. Dowling
Arizona
Robert Carroll
Leon Shaw
The
John A. Manix
Augusta
Dennis Heany
Arizona Hotel
E. M. Brown
Clyde Park
Frank A. Banks
Wheat Basin
Victor Clark
Ennis
Legga
P. O
Adv
William Richards
Elliston
David I. Marks
San Francisco
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Reynolds
Butte Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
C. V. Blomgren
West Mercury Street
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Hopkins at Phillips Avenue home
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Hopkins will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock from the home of her daughter Mrs R E Lewis 1827 Phillips Avenue with the Rev H E Tudor officiating Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery Members of the Lincoln corps No 6 W R C held services last night at the Lewis residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hopkins
R. E. Lewis
Phillips Avenue
H. E. Tudor
Mountain View
Lincoln Corps
Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs Abraham Wegars at residence
The funeral for Mrs Abraham Wegars will be held Sunday afternoon at 18 North Gaylord Street. Rev L E Jones of Emanuel Lutheran Church will conduct services. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery, with the body moved from Richards chapel to the home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wegars
North Gaylord Street
L. E. Jones
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Mountain View
Richards Chapel
Annie Murphy
Butte
Edward McConnell Sent to Oakland for Services
The body of Edward McConnell was sent yesterday afternoon to Oakland California over the Union Pacific. Services and interment will be held in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McConnell
Oakland
Cal
Union Pacific
Many At Funeral Of Butte Pioneer
Michael Dooley a Butte pioneer laid to rest at Holy Cross cemetery after a service at 135 West Center Street and St Lawrence church. The procession included a floral car and pallbearers from local prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dooley
Butte
Holy Cross
West Center Street
St. Lawrence Church
Daniel Dooley
Michigan
Peter McDonald
William Curran
William Corbett
Anne Fleming
Dooley
McDonald
John K. Sullivan
Patrick R. Harrington
Patrick Murphy
Flurry Sullivan
Daniel D. Crowley
Michael Cronnelly
Funeral at Whitehall for Mrs Lily May Brooks
The body was sent from Whitechapel to Whitehall where Rev Mr Gist will conduct services today. Burial will be in Fish Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lily May Brooks
Whitechapel
Gist
Fish Creek Cemetery
Montana Woolgrowers to Convene in Great Falls Big Meeting
Senator C J Williams president of the Montana Woolgrowers predicts a large turnout for the state convention in Great Falls. He notes wool sells around 40 cents a pound with large sales by growers like Charles Baer and says wages and costs have risen, but the industry can thrive with prudent policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
C.J. Williams
Butte
Deer Lodge
Senator Williams
Charles Baer
East Side
Murray Stebbins
Williams
Pioneer Jeweler Visits Old Home and Texas Trip
J. W. Fairfield, a pioneer Butte jeweler, now in the northern fish hatchery business, passed through Butte en route to Texas for weeks, to visit his former partner Hight in San Diego. He recalled the Hight and Fairfield jewelry shop once on the site of the First National Bank and noted their split about twenty years ago. He also met John Gillie of the Anaconda company, an old-time patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fairfield
Butte
Texas
Mr. Hight
San Diego
Butte Hight & Fairfield
First National Bank
Mr. Fairfield
Hight
California
John Gillie
Anaconda Company
Myers Leaves for Extended Buying Trip
Ben A. Myers of the Wein store on East Park street left yesterday for an extended buying trip covering Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Rochester N Y and New York City. He will place spring and summer orders for the Butte shop and stay about three to four weeks selecting exclusive merchandise for the local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Myers
Wein
East Park Street
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rochester
New York City
Mr. Myers
Butte
Divorce suit alleges extreme cruelty in Anaconda marriage
Florence H. Dundee files for divorce from James Dundee alleging false charges about her character and seeks restoration of her maiden name Florence Hare. Married August 17 1927 in Anaconda the couple faces accusations amid a flurry of district court actions including guardianship hearings and estate settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. Dundee
James Dundee
Anaconda
Dundee
Florence Hare
John A. Heliste
Sophie Heliste
Ben Favero
W. J. Corbett
Favero
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Albert Backer
Broadway Garage Company
Marcus P. Trueman
Montana Power Company
W. E. Carroll
Carroll
Lottie McGrath
W. F. McGrath
George Symons
Thomas H. Symons
State Board of Equalization
William J. Symons
Lottie Symons
Annual Tax Sale Set for January Courthouse Event
The annual sale of delinquent county property will occur at the courthouse on January 20, Treasurer J. J. Brett announced. Clerks prepare delinquent tax lists as the county aims to balance accounts with delinquent taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett
J. J. Brett
Angus B. McLeod
McLeod
Murray charged with grand larceny in Moyle case
Police report Guy Murray faces a grand larceny complaint in Justice J. J. McNamara's court for allegedly stealing a diamond stickpin from C. Moyle. A separate complaint accuses Gene Duffy of failure to provide for his minor children in the same court, with Mrs. Mary R. Boyle as the complaining witness. Joe Hoar was bound over to district court for trial on a first degree assault after arraignment in Justice Louis A. Buckley's court, with $1,000 bond. The storms affected rail service as trains ran up to 12 hours late before normal operations resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Murray
Justice of Peace
J. J
Hoar
John Morcum
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W. J. Sewell
Hardware Company
East Park
Butte Notes
Ladies of Immaculate Conception Parish
Ansonia
Emiaunard
Verland
FOX News
Lamb
E. Galena Butte, Mont
Wegars
Father Dooley
Brother
P. F. McDonald
Michael Spehar
John Krupich
Anthone Prime
Frank Benich
Frank Kapel
John Tomazich
East
Frederick J. Smith
Excelsior
Ole Nelson
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Inga Nelson
Anor
Ruth
Mabel
T. P. Thorson
William Nelson
Nelson
Norway
United States
Sons of Norway
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Illinois Avenue
Benjamin Mattison
South
Arizona Street
Mr. Mattison
Pearl Mattison
el Paso
Loyal Order of Moose
Sherman & Reed
Victor Hill
Mr. Hill
Red Lodge
Hannah Hill
Mary Hill
Mary Johanna
Wilfred
Mary Burt
Edward
Louis Miller
Belgrade
Mont
Pacific House
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Woolgrowerd
Pioneer Jeweler
Myers
W. E Ludlum
Sophie Ludlum
District Court
William Carpenter
Robert D McLaggan
Lynch
Wall & Jackman Company
Five Mile
William F. Noyes
Robert McCaine
Ruth Mulvenan
Dorothy Sullivan
Florence Sullivan
Gloria Sullivan
Giacomini Prato
Minni Prato
James Prato
Eva Kopp
Frank Kopp
Husand
Murray
Milwaukee Railway
Butte Exchange Club
Finlen Hotel
Wilbur Zandel
George Wade
Leonard Waters
Mulligan and
Garrity
Charlie Murray
Fred Kelsey
Pola Negri
Mulligan
RWG Ae
3Ros
Western Plumbing & Electric Co
Arnold Co
Corner Park and
Wyoming Sts
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