Butte Current Notes on Visitors and Subscriptions
Brief but fragmented notes list visitors and residents in Butte from Helena Dillon Great Falls Miles City and Livingston. Mentions include L W Mille of Helena J Weville Ruby Nils on Dillon. references to Mrs Phil C Smith and Mr Mrs M C Forbes. Miriam Schott and other named residents. The column notes social arrivals, subscriptions, and local chatter with varied names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Bloch
Tonkin
L. W. Mille
Helena
W. J. Weville
Ruby
Butte
Charles Nilson
Dillon
A. J. Katz
Great Falls
Sity
Great
Wilson
Miles City
Gonereau
Imenes
Phil C. Smith
Livingston
Frances
Miriam Schott
Batis Jeter
M. C. Forbes
Beak
Charles Zieer
Mies
Min- Pierre Serta
Eerie Tsaiss
Ratte
Sturmer Named to Key Post in Russian Foreign Office
Boris V. Sturmer, who led the Russian cabinet until November when Alexander Trepoit succeeded him, has been appointed to a significant position in the Russian foreign office, per the Overseas News Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boris V. Sturmer
Alexander Trepoit
Typing of Christian Qualities and Theater Notes
A sermon titled A Typ Scal Christian discusses three questions about a person and the call of God in one’s life, urging burning, not just shining, as the mark of true Christian character. The Empress theater offers a Tascalian quintet vaudeville program with five more acts, crowding the venue and promising new shows through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Catholics Prepare Pre Lenten Affairs in Butte Parish
Catholics of Butte plan pre Lenten activities for St Marys and Immaculate Conception. A three day bazaar, teas, sales, and musical programs are planned before Lent begins February 1. Oblate Fathers will conduct two weeks of mission services at Immaculate Conception and St Patrick's. Several weddings and alater society events are noted alongside youth sodality activities and a skating party scheduled for Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Butte Yeaterday
St. Mary's
Ladies’ ‘Aid Society
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick's Church
McCartin
Phelan
Duffy
Ladies’ Ald Society
League of the Sacred Heart
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Holy Commmunion
inspector finds cars moving steadily in butte coal supply
Freight cars are being moved as rapidly as possible with no coal famine risk in Butte. Daniel Boyle, railroad commissioner, said he sent an inspector to study the situation and found cars moving rapidly. He noted a scarcity of some coals but a large supply of Roundup coal on hand. Boyle said he was not in Butte on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Daniel Boyle
Boyle
Butte Farmers Plan Local Market To Cut Living Costs
Jefferson valley farmers move toward leasing 4 plots for a producer to consumer market to lower food prices for residents of Butte. Charles LaFleur, president of the citizens' Teague, says deal on the site may close today as farmers await final details and others show interest in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Valley
Butte
Charles LaFleur
Citizens' Teague
la Fleur
Brodie's
People's Theater
Villa pursued by Cavazos forces along Las Nieves road
Private advices report Francisco Villa moving southwest from San El Paso Junction toward Hacienda Las Nieves. Carranza scouts last saw him as General Cavazos commanded pursuit for miles, Villa’s rear guard killed in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Mexico
San el Paso Junction
Texas
Francisco
Villa
Marquis to wed Lady Mary Cecil in coming ceremony
The engagement of the Marquis of Harlington to Lady Mary Cecil was announced yesterday. The Marquis, eldest son of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, was incapacitated in the Gallipoli campaign and is now in Paris awaiting orders to return to the front.
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Marquis
Ontario
Marquis of Harlington
Duke
Devon Shire
Mary Cecil
Marchioness of Salisbury
Gallipoli
Paris
Beper
Sermon reflects on year’s end and faith for the future
The Rev. John G. Ross of Trinity Methodist delivered a year end sermon at People’s Community Church during a week of prayer. He urged looking back at joys and losses, living today with purpose, and trusting God for the uncertain year ahead. Also noted: Ira Dooley’s body to be shipped to Spokane, Washington, and Bill Humes, 54, to be sent to Pennsylvania after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Ross
Trinity Methodist Church
People's Community Church
Mr. Ross
South Side
Silver Bow
Ross
Gexpal
Armeulty
John Ruskin
Ira Dooley
White
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Spokane
Wash
Bill Humes
Pennsylvania
Cold storage plan a great benefactor in eggs
A Chicago writer defends cold storage as essential to keeping egg prices stable year round. The piece argues storage warehouses under public oversight prevent feast and famine, noting increased capacity, government reports of egg shortages, and a large seasonal movement of eggs to meet demand. It denies egg cartels and asserts cold storages curb price swings while serving public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Musicians to Perform at Butte First Musical Tonight
Nelsh musicians will handle the program tonight at the year’s first musicale under the Butte Musical club. The concert, expected to be excellent, will be at the Butte high school auditorium as music lovers anticipate a fine event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Musical Club
Butte High School
Separate Home for Delinquent Girls Urged in Helena Meeting
Old Government club plans to back a separate industrial school for girls with state appropriations. Two woman lobbyists may attend the legislature in Helena to press the bill, with Jan 11 and 12 named for their appearances. Mrs Harvey Coit calls a state conference at Helena for those dates. Members consider a resolution to close Butte’s redlight district at today's Thornes hotel gathering.
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Old Government Club
Helena
Thorn |S On
Harvey Coit
Butte
Two Boys Confess to Stealing Bottles at Marco Media 23
The 13 and 12 year old brothers confessed stealing bottles from the Marco Media 23 on Broadway. Patrolman Koskela nabbed them as they approached a foot of an SM building with a wurmy sack. The younger boy said they took about two dozen bottles to sell at 15 cents each. An elder brother admitted multiple trips and noted time in industrial school. he showed displeasure at capture and possible return. The article also notes a new plunge at Boiler Hot Springs offering dancing and bathing under one roof with Great Northern Railway fare promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Media
Broadway
Koskela
Boulter Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
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Sur
Jeweler and Optometrist
North Main Street
Eden Mant
J. Iman
Woodside
Kolberg
E. J. Kane
Lewistown
MR. Wilson
Attributes OF Man
Lawrence Wilton
People’s Community Church
Goa
Jesus Christ
Christ
Economy Shoe Company
West Park Street
Mary, Morgan
John Smattery
Father Venus
Maria McCarthy
Andrew Donnelly
Bridget Maynagh
Thomas Handley
T. Jarrad
J.C. Handley
Rex
Collopy
de Biers
Raters
Tate
Altar Society
Frank Yerich
Hattie Sager
St. Lawrence's
The
Holy Angels
Mint Margaret Freyler
Nels T. Nelson
Catherine O'Brien
Joseph Burke
Veronica Sheehan
Fred Morgenstein
Nspector
YPN
Butte Optical CO
J. L. Hannifin
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John G. Ross Deliv
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
East Park
Maxim’ Jour
Pere Geetat
D.C
Lyons
John J. McCarthy
Stance
Heany
Public Utilities Commission
United States
Wile
New York
Max Morris
Aquare Pe
McCarthy’s
East Broadway St
Electric Light
Como Tours
Russell-Miller Company
Relces
Jez
Blanchard
Utter Stone
Nico
Russell-Miller Milling
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