Butte News Receiver Answers Questions Asked
The Butte News reports that Receiver Williams of the defunct State Savings Bank answered committee questions in detail. A public meeting was to discuss the situation and depositors forming an association, with a full report of assets and liabilities shown to aid action at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
State Savings Bank
Williams
District Court
Fand
Depositors’ Association
Reynolds & Sypher
Owsley Block
Qubiic
Hamilton Watches New Models
Hamilton introduces twelve new models highlighting quality and accuracy. Highlights include No 956 Sixteen size 17 jewel adjusted in gold filled 20 year case, No 910 Hamilton 28 with 17 jewels in gold filled case, No 914 twelve size 17 jewels in 14 carat gold case, and No 982 lady’s watch in heavy 14 carat gold, with prices ranging from 40 to 85 dollars and precise adjustments noted.
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Hamilton
Butte Current Notes Show Many City Arrivals and Moves
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents around Butte from various states, including Charles Montgan arriving from Southern Crows, Mrs. Weatherwax to Reno, and George Pilican to Sacramento. Entries mention births, travel to Los Angeles, Seattle, Milwaukee, and San Diego, plus notable itineraries of H. J. Landre, C. Hall, and James B. Lytle. Also recorded are bank savings reminders, church services, and a federal witness placement for Cora Smith in Helena jail ahead of a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkin
Walker
Orton Firea
New Method Laundry
Yad
Charles Montgan
Southern Crows
A. Lent
Stinsouth
E. J. Ryan
West Gold Street
Billings
George Pilican
Sacramento
Cal
Helena
EL. Gluyas
Margaret Rivers
Myrtle Rivers
Los Angle
Blanche King
Dillon
B.A. Adams
Amos G. Hall
Virginia City
Butte
Mia
Nellie Thurston
Kermiteft
Santa Monica
Mra
A. W. Knight
Leigh R. Brewer
New York
James B. Lytle
Utah Avenue
San Diego
D. D. Towhy
Spokane
Thornton
John Noyes
Arthur Helnge
TR. J. Manning
Sacrim
Jefferson County
Finlen Hotel
Dennis Curtis
West Daly Street
Walkerville
St James' Hospital
Dil
Hamilton Flour Mills
Cosmopolitan
Polly Williams
Kansas City
B. Laughery
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Athe
Fountet Methodist Episcopal Church
George A. Aienay
United States
Cora Smith
Lewis and Clark County
Federal Grand
Great Falls
Directors of Spokane Chamber Elects New Board
The Spokane Chamber of Commerce elected the board for the coming year at its annual meeting. D. J. Charles A. J. Davis P. J. Brophy John Gillie W. M. Tuohy A. R. Currie Louis Dreibelbis and L. O. Evan were named to replace Charles Leonard and John Ferns who could not serve. The slate also includes A. S. Chrastie Herman Tank C. F. Beebe J. T. Carroll Rowe S. Kelly and Dr. Donald Campbell. officers to be chosen soon. The meeting discussed the old jail condition and possible new facilities with county officials. President Tuohy noted the Spokane Chamber had held 54 meetings and a goal to raise funds for relief and a telephone system upgrade. The county jail issue prompted a special committee to coordinate with county officials on possible action. A request from the Spokane Chamber of Commerce for support of President Wilson's Northwest tour was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutte Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Charles
A. J. Davis
P. J. Brophy
John Gillie
W. M. Tuohy
A. R. Carri L
Evana
Louis Dreibelbis
Charles Leonard
John Ferns
A.P Henningsen
Portland
Chrastie
Herman Tank
C.F. Beebe
J. T. Carrol Rowe
Kelly
Donald Campbell
A. R. Currie
Austin
Nual
Tuohy
Society of Engineers
Ruhle
Charles F.'Nevin
Don la Campbell
D. J. Chirles
Ray Ruhle
Campbell
W. B. Clark
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Northwest States
Their Minds Unbalanced They Go to Warm Springs
Three subjects for the state hospital of Finland and three years old had been subject to epileptics for many years the trouble unsettled his mind a single man and had been in Butte forth years Annie Main formerly of afinne ota and 61 years of age was troubled with the delusion that she was betit persecuted by enemies She had show signs of mental trouble for two years and was not considered a proper person to be allowed at large W C Manley a native of Jews and 3 years of age also had delusions that showed tat his mind was not right It was stated he showed the first sine of the trouble on Christmas The three were to Warm Springs yesterday along with another insane patient who had been in hospital and who had become violent
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State Hospital of
Finland
Annie Main
Afinneota
W. C. Manley
Warm Springs
Fand
Tailor Burned by Gasoline Fire in East Granite Street
Fred Mus, a tailor on East Granite Street, thanks friends and a blanket after a gasoline flare touched off flames on his coat while at his bench. Neighbors smothered the blaze before fire crews arrived. Burns not serious.
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Fred Mus
Granite ‘Street
Paving Feasibility Talk For Front Street Proposal
The paving committee of the city council will consider paving Front Street from Utah Avenue to Harrison Avenue. Property owners affected by the proposal are invited to meet with the committee to discuss the plan and potential impacts.
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Utte Elty Councl
Front Street
Utah Avenue
Harrison Avenue
County Jail conditions spur action calls in Silver Bow
Two journalism committees toured the derelict Silver Bow County Jail describing cockroaches foul odor and poor heating ventilation and lighting. They urged county commissioners to address the unsafe overcrowded facility and its role in enabling drug use and crime while noting inmates’ rights and safety concerns.
Well known newswriter loses mother by death
Sylvia Stevens mother of Charts Laptivene at the Standard local fee in Butte died after a sudden illness from a heart attack. Stevens and his father Howard Stevens were notified. she was 52. The couple had planned to celebrate their wedding anniversary next year.
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Sylvia Stevens
Charts Laptivene
Butte
Faim
Sn Atteck
Prewrrinta
Br. Stevens
Uowis Ke Stevens
Tnomopeon Alle
Meena
Sieetevens
Charles
University of Chicaee
Koon
Paeumnonia
Noldays
Fort
Montana Oil Field Talks Highlight Early 20th Century Study
Montana State School of Mines professor D Hard and Reno H Sales of Anaconda Copper Mining discussed petroleum geology and refining in Montana. They reviewed oil indications across Mesozic and Paleozoic rocks near Bozeman Missoula and Great Falls, noting limited productive prospects and ongoing drilling from Flathead to Toole counties and across the border in Alberta.
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Montana
D. Hard
Montana State School of Mines
Montana Society of Engineers
Bard
Reno H. Sales
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Pre Maras
Bi Hole Valley
Bozeman
Missoula
North Fork
Flathead
Great Falls
Madison Hmestone
Orlin
Rocky Mountains
Lewis Range
Dillon
Constable
Bell Mon
Rose River
Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass Hills
Toole County
Alberta
Ryegate
Milwaukee
Muselsheli County
Refining Crude Oil Process Described by Mr Sales
The process is simple says Mr Sales as crude oil is heated in large boilers to produce products like naphtha ether light oil and kerosene. Higher temperatures yield heavier oils while efficiency and costs of transmission to pipelines remain largely undisclosed due to manufacturer reticence.
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Pulpio
Eastern Montana Enjoys Good Business Conditions
W. J. Keeley the Milwaukee agent in charge of freight and passengers reported from Eastern Montana that spring orders reflect farmer confidence. Merchants cite large spring deliveries as buyers place their biggest orders yet, signaling bright business prospects for the region. Keeley departed with H. Barrett, head of the Northern Montana branch operations from Hoslowton to Great Falls.
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W. J. Keeley
Estatanit General Freight
Milwaukee
Butte
Montana
Kreley
FH. Barrett
Northern
Hoslowton
Great Falls
Julius Wein Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Junius H. Wen, answering, filed a voluntary petition in federal court at 83 East Park Street. Assets total 28,567.74 with unsecured debts at 28,810.74. Creditors include local and outside lists. stock in the store appraised in Carroll. attorney for the petitioner.
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Junius H. Wen
Buttenaver
East Park Street
Carroll Tn
Petitoner
Bell Supervisors in Butte
Airy Lemars of Denver are in Butte Instruct operators of the automat to change In the Intricasis of the Dell schtentaarl, W.F. Comal a true head of Denver, is also in the city.
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Airy Lemars
Denver
Butte
W.F. Comal
City
Going Out of Business Good Bye Closing Sale Notice
Going Out of Business sale promotes a farewell closeout of entire stock. Warns customers prices will not repeat as lines sell out and urges quick attendance to save “dimes and dollars” before stock is gone.
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Marry
Giseaman
Carman
CHE Clothery
Butte Chamber OF Commerce
ARY Club
PLACE
Silver Bow
Just News
Feday Nt
Hutte
Kotar
Sherif Henderson
Thom
Bhoght Henderson
Mose Linz—Lends
North Main Street
Inetine Parens City OF Engineers
Montald
Asia
St. Quirings
Pennsylvania
United State
Bute Ol Company
Kintia Lake
Glacier National Park
Kintle
Flathead River
Ife
Idaho
Brownfield-Canty Co
West Park Street
Western Fuel Company
Coal
Bell
Julius Wein
Bell Supervisors
Gene
F. J. Early
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