Butte Notes Roving and Social Visitations
Notes from Butte list visitors and residents from Melrose Miles City Dillon Helena and Townsend arriving at local hotels for brief stays and weekend visits. Mentions include E Reid and E Baron, Miss Patterson Limats and Miss Davis, J Van Horn from Spokane, H M Brundage, and local business and bank references. A hospital operation for Mrs Hanratty is noted and newspapers offer delivery via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Baron
Miles City
Finlen
Lucy H. Carron
Grand
W. E. Young
Joe Williams
Butte
Three Forke
Mary Patterson
Limats
C. F. Brinton
City
Basin
George McKeown
Cardwell
Betty Dyke
Miss Davis
Helena
Thornton
J. van Horn
Western
West
F. H. Cooney
Cooney
Missoula
The
Shiner to Visit Trade Centers for Spring Furniture Lines
Sam Shiner head of Shiner Furniture company leaves for Chicago Grand Rapids New York and other eastern centers to purchase spring lines of furniture and rugs. Absent from Butte about a month he will study latest ideas in house furnishings and move goods to the East Park street store in the coming days. He aims to make Shiner Inc the most complete it has ever been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shiner
Shiner Furniture Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
New York
Butte Guests Attend Los Angeles Hotel Rosslyn Event
A group of prominent Butte residents stayed at the Hotel Rosslyn in Los Angeles last week. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. G. D. Bryant, Mrs. Warren J. Shopp, Mrs. Nelda Shott, and Miss Gallagher. Scene at Boulder Springs remains open.
Enough for Pigs but Less for Boys
Washington reports progress in conservation and animal production with a national pig survey moving from annual to biannual. The Agriculture Department notes 25 million dollars yearly for natural resources, six million for better animals, while children’s bureau and education receive about 500 thousand combined. James West urges balanced funding, warning that while resources improve livestock, youth welfare and moral guidance lag, highlighting that most first offenders are under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Division of
Animal Industry
Children's ‘Bureau
Bureau of Education
James E. ‘West
Boy Scouts of America
Butte Auxiliary Offices Open For Crippled Children Aid
Permanent headquarters will open Monday at the chamber of commerce rooms on West Broadway to accept memberships and donations for the Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children in Butte. Two to three crippled children from Butte will be brought to Billings for rehabilitation next week, with two more to follow, under Dr Allard’s arrangements. A clinic is planned in Butte in March or April with the Silver Bow Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Chamber of Commerce
West Broadway
St. Vincent's
Allard
Silver Bow Medical Association
President Backing More Scouts Campaign
President Warren G. Harding supports a drive to expand Boy Scouts of America. The plan aims to boost membership to half a million by February, with quotas for regional chairmen and local councils. The effort will award streamers, troop pennants, and potentially individual bands to Scouts meeting targets. About 400,000 Scouts and 125,000 men are already involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Boy Scouts of America
Auto show planning discussed by Kiwanis and dealers
Representatives from auto dealers and a Kiwanis committee met at Hanson Plumbing on West Broadway to work out preliminary details for a large auto show. A fixed date will be decided at a future meeting, with a strong weather window expected to boost attendance and a statewide advertising blitz planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hanson Plumbing
West Broadway
Harry L. Hanson
Burglary at Monahan Co Office Ends With Minimal Loot
Thieves broke into the Monahan Co office at 22 North Main Street Friday morning using a hammer to force the lock. They managed to operate the combination and carted away valley papers, but recovered items left little more than a few papers. Earlier, thieves entered William Egan's home at 607 West last night, with details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan Co. Company
North Main Street
Ind
Valley
William Egan
West
Robbery at Quartz Street. five rings stolen
A rear window entry allowed the theft of about $500 and five diamond rings from a residence on Quartz Street. Mr. and Mrs. Egan were at a show during the robbery. Detective Van Orden, who investigated, suspects the act was the work of a gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartz Street
Egan
van Orden
Voys
Army Recruits Open in Butte for Service Abroad
A special drive by army recruiting officers in Butte seeks men for field artillery and infantry service in the Philippines and Hawaii. The Butte office in the chamber of commerce rooms is led by Sergeant Hermann and offers government rational training alongside enlistment benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Butte
Field Artillery
Philippines
Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce
Hermann
Week of Prayer to Begin New Year in Butte Churches
The Federal Council calls its members to a week of thanksgiving and prayer starting tomorrow at 7 45 PM with services at First Baptist Church Butte. Union services feature Rev Groeneveld C Z O Farrell and others addressing themes from church unity to foreign missions and Christian education over five nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Butte
Jesus Christ
First Baptist Church
Montana Street
Broadway
Er. Groeneveld
C. Z. O'Farrell
Church Universal
Felter
C. L. Clifford
Foreign Missions
C. ®. Wolfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victor
A.W. Hunt Music CO
West Park St
Victor Records
Dr. Leiser’s
Arkansas
Butte Notes
Mont. Transfer Co
E. Reid of
Melrose
Acoma
Anaconda
Orton Bros
W. Burke
Dellis
Fortort
Ennis
B. L. Wright
Manquest
Leggat
Oscar
Parker
Townsend
W. A. Harnack
Deer Lodge
Henry Sorenson
Livingston
F. A. Howard
J. A. Quinn
Wilter W. Sanford
Ralph Rand
St. James Hospital
Rand
Vivian Biem
Veterans’ Bureau
State Cafe
Main St
Loiselle Taxi Service
Furniture Centers
ATTRA
SHM
Shir
Tobe
Crippled Children
Will E
Shon
Buster Keaton
Buster
Rialto Melody
Kelley & Alton
New Year Thrift Sale
Postiman
Japan
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