Notable Visitors and Guests Amid Butte Hotel Scene
A long list of visiting dignitaries and guests fills Butte hotels including Sheridan’s R. Duncan, Dillon’s Grant Kenneon, Helena’s Braniosee, Stevensville’s Tobin Taylor, Anaconda’s M. Weisman, Great Falls’ John Moveal, and many others. They are in town for business, leisure, or hosting duties, with several staying at venues like the Arizona, Grand, Legent, Finlen, and Butte. Also noted is William P. Davidson of Great Falls visiting the Acoma, and Albert Burby’s son in Murray hospital after illness. Fine stationery is advertised at the P.O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Denis
Phoenix
Dwight
Biolese
G. W. Spring
Belgrut
Sion Gurlag & Vialate
Bertha Ouatey
Twin Bridge
Burma
Grestrata
Ialtenioh
Vitor
Burts
Larry Schuler
Dillonie
Murphy
W. ©. Lubnik
Bonner
Finlen
William P. Davidson
Great Fall
Acoma
Homer Wilson
Marrisome
Grand
J. M. Venable
Mites
Thornton
Jim Broach
Sheridan
Butte
Byron Yates
Great Falls
Arizona
M. Leisted
Sweet Grass
the Grand
W. J. Duncan
Bozeman
Finien Ear Turner
Helena
Glyde Pease
Twin Brides
Hunsaker of
Dillon
Legent
P. P. Beliis
New’ York Central
Seattle
W. C. Lubrecht
A. OM
Missoula
Roscoe Haines
National Wool Growers Conven tion Arrangements Outlined
Partial program for the National Wool Growers convention to be held in Butte in January 1922 announced by the Chamber of Commerce. Rev Dr Charles F Chapman will give the invocation and Mayor W Horgan will give the welcome. Frank Hagenbarth to deliver the annual address. committees for finance banquet smoker and mines named. special train from Northern Pacific announced. Montana legislature members to attend. record hotel demand with 100 requests and intent to accommodate all visitors with first class rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool Growers
Bute Chambter of Commerce
Charles F. Chapman
St John's Episcopal Church
Horgan
Frank 4. Hagenbarth
Willeliver
Salt Lake
H. A. Givey
A.W. Merkle
R. L. Ruble
James T. Finien
Ray J. MacDonald
F. W. Daveler
William J. Sullivan
Charles W. Towne
Merle Mf. Davie
John E. Corette
W. B. Daly
Northern Pacific
The
Union
Spe Hs
Glendive
Butte
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Senate
CH. Williams
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
National Association
Ill Comedy Circus Opens At Rialto Theater Tonight
The Rialto presents All Comedy Circus with nearly four dozen features including See Your Old Man and Our Gang. The program includes Monkey Business, a vaudeville act by Jerry Jerome, and a Black Bottom dance contest with eliminations leading to a grand finale tonight and consecutive shows.
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Rialto Theater
Rielte
WC. Bields
Will
Crithen
Our Gang
Asia
Jerry Jerome
Sta
Squires
Dittererata
FF Ivening
Still Seek Horse Stolen by Youths
Police hunt four boys connected with last Friday theft of a horse from City park. They rode away on two horses. one was later recovered by Dan Moore of 8145 Kennedy. Detectives have identified the youths and will refer them to juvenile authorities after a man in Clark Park narrowly escaped injury during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polie
Dan Moore
Kennedy
Clark Park
Beng
Michael Shields Arrives in Butte After Otisco Flood
Michael Shields arrived in Butte from Guimore Idaho, brother of Patrick Shields missing since the Otisco mine flood last Saturday. Patrick Shields, born in Ireland 38 years ago, had worked at the Otisco and his body had not yet been recovered from the 200 to 300 level. Michael Shields is joined by their father and another brother Dan in Ireland and a sister in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shields
Patrick Shields
Butte
Caugh
Otisco
Guimore
Idaho
Bo H
Michael Patrick Shields
Butte Hill
Hosreaver
Ireland
Mchael
Dan
New Jersey
Warren Faces Trial After Boardinghouse Fracas
In a city court session led by Police Magistrate Shea ill, John Warren faced charges linked to a Monday disturbance at a boarding house. He allegedly fought Officer Mooney and started several altercations. Seven drunks were fined or jailed, and Margaret O Neill received 20 days. Rose Leonard testified of injuries and bond was forfeited. Special prosecutor Harry Moyer handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Po Yce
Warren
Paris
Mooney
Ali
Louis Ruckles
O'Neil
Harry Moyer
Pedro Guerrarro
Frank Sixtobacca
Making Headway in Flooded Mine Rescue Efforts Continue
After more than two days of steady work miners recover bodies of James Sullivan and Patrick Shields trapped in the Otis mine when water gushed in from an adjoining property. A pump operated continuously as water level dropped five feet following days of effort. Glenn Anderson, manager, announced the progress and nearby pensions: Silver Row county will pay out $5,445 in pensions to 212 widows for December.
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Wight
James Sullivan
Patrick Shields
Otis
Glenn, Anderson
Silver Row County
Pimple Treatment Claims Sulphur Halts Breakouts
A noted clinical specialist reports that applying sulphur to pimples soothes and dries the skin, ending outbreaks quickly. The remedy is described as harmless and inexpensive, with the claim that no other product matches its price.
Divorces and Contempt at District Court Hearings
John Shanahan testified that entertainment by a spiritualist medium harmed his marriage as his wife sought guidance from a deceased former husband. He seeks divorce on cruelty grounds while denying cruelty himself and objecting to medium visits. A pistol was introduced as alleged threat during testimony. Separately Birdie V. Naw seeks to compel Willam Brinig into contempt for unpaid support, while Mae Hickey accuses William Hickey of fake charges. Trial over Louleo Sinkovich v John Sinkovich to determine property rights proceeds today.
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John Shanahan
Alice Shanahan
Shanan
Han
Tu Terday
Birdie
Mae Hickey
William
Hickey
Anaconda
walt_of Louleo Sinkovich
John Sinkovich
Carrolll
Nuitie
Deserted Navy Seaman Seeks Return to Face Punishment
D. C. Wade, 28, who deserted the U S Oklahoma, walked into the Sheriffs office in San Diego and surrendered to Undersheriff A McLeod. He said he wished to return and accept punishment, despite the risk of being confined in the brig. He had been traveling east from San Diego in the past two weeks. Dec 28. Shore leave he passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Wade
San Diego
U. S
Oklahoma
Shore
Nea
Sherif
A. McLeod
Two Attorneys Admitted To Federal Court In Montana
Harney O Meara a young Butte lawyer was admitted to practice in federal court in Montana yesterday by Judge George Wourquin. Harry Z Davenport a Spokane attorney also was admitted. O Meara has practiced in the law profession in Butte for the past year in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney O'Meara
Butte
Montana
George Wourquin
Harry Z. Davenport
Spokane
Mr. O'Meara
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Leys
Railmans
Aalarien
Sat
Yous
Ralph Butterworth
Union Pacific System
Pasinsallega Rice Brothers
Butte Notes
Miners’ Savings Bank & Trust Co
Arange
Wool Growers’ Convention
ILL Comedy Circus
MionSill
Noah Beery
Charles Murray
Rialto
W. C. Fields
Terry Jerome
Walter Dell
NSA
Rial
Championship of Montana
Colleen Moore
Broadway
Ben
New York
Los Angeles
WOKS
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