Butte Notes Readers and Visitors in the Mining City
Local notes list visitors and residents in Butte from Helena Philipsburg Billings and nearby towns. Names include E J Tait John May Elmer Cook George Morrison D Perry Howard and others staying at hotels like the Arizon New Finn and Acoma. Mentions deposits offer at Miners Savings Bank and routine local business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brow
Adv
E. J. Tait
Great Falls
Acoma
John May
Arizona
Philipsboro
D. Perry
Helena
Finn Elmer Cook
Billings
Anie C. A. Armitage
Ennis
Hele
Arie Towa
Mra. Hf
Howard
Bozeman
New Finten
Butte
P. Cassidy
Frank McKelvey
Anaconda
the Arizona
Irwin Garlock
The
D. F. Barloga
KE. C. Harrington
Helens
C. C. Gustafson
Arizon
Tor Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
George Morrison
David Cushing
Deer Lodge
Crandell
Lester R. Schulz
Sheridan
J. A. McAllister
McAllister Re
Guy Tullock
Fergus coun+ty
Stephen Carey
C. W. Marsh
Wiseman
Springs
Ely
Saturday Evening Post
Argos
Flynn's
Literary Digest
J. Armatrong
Results
Norrie
Ie Antona
Mixed on Whistles Horse Starts Home
A hard-working horse on East Broadway mistook a whistle for its 5 oclock cue and bolted with a wagon toward its barn. Police halted the runaway on Galena Street after a taxi chase. a crowd cleared Empress street corner as the animal retraced toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauis & Wagon
East Broadway
Theorg
Broadway
Dakota Cer
Galena Street
Etary
Marseilles
France
Butte Kiwanis Install Officers At Regular Luncheon
Butte Kiwanis Club installed new officers led by William L. Ruth as incoming president and A. P. Stephenson as outgoing president. Earle Genzberger spoke on club duties. Casey Pierce welcomed the Sydney club formation. Herman Oberteuffer discussed Boy Scouts activities and the aim of high-minded mentorship. Brice Toole noted a father and son banquet for Everett W. Hill. Officers inducted included William L. Ruth president, Howard McIntyre vice president, J W Place treasurer, Hugh Darsie secretary, Martin O Neill district trustee, EV Dayeler, 1.8 Kramer, H W Merkle, Roy Murray, J G Nagsdale, B M Sylvester, B S Woodland and A P Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Herman Oberteuffer
Boy Scouts of America
Spokane
Brice Toole
Butte Rotary Club
Y McA
Everett W. Hill
Rotary International
Mr. Toole
Yeater
William AL. Tuth
Howard McIntyre
J.W. Place
Hugh Darsie
Martin O'Neill
Derge-Howell Lines Acquired by Chlkins
In a business note the Derge-Howell and related office equipment lines are said to be acquired by Chlkins. The announcement notes tax effects for the new year and outlines the Bees Casking Company as a primary holder of the deal. Details remain terse with several garbled segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derge-Howell Lines
Chlkins
Issundasson
Utte Ie
Hag
Darestowell Company
Derge-Mowell Company
Local Clothier Ben Myers Plans Midwest Fashion Purchases
Ben A. Myers of Wein's Clothing travels to Chicago to buy Hart Schaffner Marx garments then to Philadelphia and Rochester to place orders with Siemon Hat and Koryshire. He aims for high quality men's wear at popular, affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Myers
Wein
East
Mr. Myers
Chicago
Hart Schuttner &Marx Co
Philadelpia
Rochester
New York
Myk
Morehan
Mr. Byers
Downey Deputies Win Opening Case In Justice Court
New deputies in the Office of County Attorney Tim Downey tackled their first hearings in South Butte justice court. James Grant and August Horton faced second degree assault charges and were bound over to district court. Alfred Jordan was found guilty of second degree assault and jailed 30 days. Witness Arthur D. Lewis reported a throat cut and severe beating. Complaints also included vagrancy and third degree assault, while a card of thanks expresses gratitude for support after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. Hertogilo
Con J. Weny
Tim Downey
Justice of Peace
Ornabys Court
South Butto
James Grant
August Horton
District ‘Court
Alfred Jordan
Arthur D. Lewis
Grant
Horton
Tony Smivh
Avenue
Jordan
Buckley
Way Johnson
Nick Kozan
Anna Conan
Wyoming Street
Judge Bourquin Grants Two Decrees In Divorce Actions
Judge George Bourquin heard his first divorce case yesterday issuing two decrees. Judge Carroll saw a separate case and a jury began testimony in a damage action. Florence Hunt was granted a divorce. Clyde Downs and Catherine Bowne were granted a decree on desertion. Yuma Nordstrom was divorced from Maurice Nordstrom jr with alimony and visiting rights for the one year old. A jury in Carroll’s court heard the Garfield case. many details were not delivered. Several other divorce actions and suits were filed, including Russell Carlson versus Huth Carlson and James W. Shoemaker versus Alice Shoemaker. The court also transferred Elisabeth Sater’s case to Powell county and instructed city officials to prepare property appraisements for Rowe road proceedings. Funeral services were held for Thomas Gar Charles Wolfe with burial at Mount Moriah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bourquin
William H. Carrol
Florence Hunt
Dude Hourguin Trem
Jane Hunt
Clyde Downs
Bittle Catherine Bowne
Yuma T. Nordstrom
Maurice C. Nordstrom Jr
Carroll
Partien
Russell” Carlson
Huth Carlton
Hutte
Cru
Cainton Pond
Lavilla Pond
Deadwood
Dow
James W. Shoemaker
Alice
Fifty-Year Milwaukee Engineer Still At Throttle
Charles M. Jones of Minneapolis, born 1847, is the oldest active Milwaukee engineer. A veteran of the Milwaukee Road since 1865, he recalls early divisions and wood-burning engines, and remains dedicated to duty with a spotless record and the Brotherhood badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Minneapolis
Butte
Charles M. "Jones
Minneapoli
Harry K. Jones
Charles M. Jones
Milwaukee Railway Veterans’ Association
Uraeet Egneer
Milwaukee
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eneineers
Jones
Roundhouse
Calonia
Milwaukee Road
Mississippi
Wory
Jon
Tam
Gregor
Iowa
Montana
West
Buffalo
Navy deserter reward tale shows slim pay for coast trek
A fragmentary report notes Deputy Sheriff Tony Harim and A Emmet Huniey speaking of profits from picking up deserters inland. Navy officials say the only expense allowance is road fare about 27 dollars for the round trip, with potential losses but possible value in a coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony” Harim
Suattie
A. Emmet Huniey
Cigs
Silver Bow
Bureau of Navigation
Marre
Walkers Leave For Home In New York After Illness
Mr and Mrs Frank Walker and a large delegation left for New York after spending the Woll days with relatives. Mrs Walker fell ill and remained in hospital. Walker fell en route injuring two. Dattent Prank Boucher attended the hospital visit. County office hours opening five months noted, Thursdays 9 1 and Saturdays 10 2. Adv wages of textile workers in Austria continue to increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Icknes
Butte
Walkers
Walker
New York Organization
Atherine Harrington
Austria
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Butte Notes
Dr. Cole
West Park
Howe
Missoula
Ari
Butte Kiwanians
Earle Genzberger
FO Wen
CIES
Downey
Immaculate Conception
Father Tougas
Vo Hospital
Mary Otn
Mary Shea
Bourquin
Hannah O'Leary
Rowe Road
Rowe
Mira
Cowan
Samuel Haste
Arland
Sherman & Shapel
Thomas Gar
Charles Wolfe
Paul Ballor
John Hosking
James ‘Tredinnick
Richard Mitchel Thomat
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Lass Pan
West Park Street
Store of Better Values
Grand Ave
Joe
Spud
Richards Walter
Square
Bauer
Navy
Atsy Ruth Matt Moore
Benny Leonard
Alps
Laura LA Plante
Kenneth Harlan
Ruth Clifford
Norman Kerry
comedy—News Weekly
Vic Meyer
Loomis Orchestra
Northwest
Vic Meyers
Brunswick
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