Butte Noted Visitors and Local Movements
A long list of visitors and residents in Butte includes MM Kaplan of Denver visiting friends, J H Nesbitt of Sheridan on business, Clarence Wolfe of Union Pacific to Salt Lake City, George Rowan and William Erickton planning a California trip, S P Stephenson of Chicago and C S Kirk of Bozeman visiting, plus many others from Dillon Anaconda Missoula and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
MM. Kaplan
Denver
Butte
M. Weldenbuch
Wyoming
R. J. Derby
Vital
Helena
Loxgat
J. HL. Nesbitt
Sheridan
Boyle
Great Northern Fairway
Ray
Richardson
Slemons & Booth Company
American Diamond Drill Company of
Duluth
Minn
Clarence Wolfe
Union Pacific System
Bute
L. D
Salt Lake City
Mr. Wolfe
RC. Monahan
George Rowan
William Erickton
West Park Street
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Commissioners to Meet Here in Butte
A meeting of the State Association of County Commissioners will be held in Butte on January 17 and 18, called by J. M. Fabian, the state president. It will be the first session since 1918 at Glacier National Park, with an entertainment and business program planned and trips to Anaconda and the state institution. Officers include M. Fabian as president, J. S. Toda as first vice president, J. E. Manley as second vice president, W. St. Tiges as secretary, and C. J. Andrews, R. Prescott, and B. C. Johnston as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of County Commissioners
Butte
J. M. Fabian
Glacier National Park
Anaconda
New
Harding Way
State Association
M. Fabian
John S. Toda
Irst
J. E. Manley
Cece
William St. Tiges
Secresurer
C. J. Andrews
Charles Howe Dies at Soldiers' Home in Columbia Park
Charles W. Howe a Civil War veteran and member of Lincoln Post No 2 G A R died at the Soldiers' Home at Columbia Park yesterday afternoon. A longtime resident of Butte he came from Maine and served as a volunteer in the Civil War. He was about 78 and survived by Elizabeth Winslow a cousin and a sister in St Anthony Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Howe
Lincoln Post
G. A. Rand
Butte
Columbia Park
Mr. Howe
Grand 'Armay” of the Republic
Kiizabeth “Winslow
Phlips Avenue
Carroll orders trial by jury for official
Judge William E. Carroll resumed duties in district court at Conrad in ouster proceedings against James T een, clerk and recorder of Pondera County. He ruled the clerk is entitled to a jury trial and set February 6 for the trial. Counter charges of conspiracy to oust him were filed against the county commissioners and the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Carroll
Joseph. M Dixon
Tames Teen
Pondera County
Conrad
Carroll
Carrol
Elhers Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge
Henry Ethers was held for the district court on grand larceny charges after a hearing by Justice of the Peace Buckley. Bonds were set at 2500 dollars. Testimony indicated he obtained 1000 dollars from Marie Harrington to buy Alcaconda Copper Mining stock, failed to purchase or deliver the stock, and converted the funds to his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ethers
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
Marie Harrington
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Jackson Denies Directed Verdict in Personal Injury Suit
Judge Joseph R. Jackson denied a motion for directed verdict in a personal injury action by Thomas Heaney, guardian Margaret Buckley, against Mutual Creamery. The case, seeking 32999, will go to the jury after an accident in September 1920 where the guardian's minor son, riding a motorcycle, was struck by a defendant truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Heaney
Margaret Buckley
Mutual Creamery
Joseph R. Jackson
Com
Bond Forfeitures Climb to 1350 Since January First
Bond forfeitures totaled 1350 in the Butte police court since January 1. Three hundred dollars was forfeited yesterday by Jennie Doe of 360 East Broadway, with six hundred dollars secured on two forfeitures in two days. Both cases stem from arrests by Gerry and Rodda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Doe
East Broadway
Butte
Gerry and
Rodda
Eens
Dr Bovard 10 Talk at Silver Bow Park
Dr L Bovard district superintendent will speak at the Silver Bow Park Methodist church on Saturday evening. A short business session of the quarterly conference will be held at 7:80 after which Dr Bovard will give an address. This will be followed by a social hour. Suits Dismissed. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber company suit against Pred Lewis was settled and dismissed yesterday upon stipulation. The suit by Clarence Hanley against Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone company to force installation of a telephone was dismissed as settled yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bovard
Silver Bow Park Methodist Church
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Pred Lewis
Clarence Hanley
Mountain States Telegraph and ‘Telephone Company
Butte WCTU to Meet at YMCA This Afternoon
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting at the YMCA this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Volunteers Rally to Help Run Spring Elections
City volunteers continue to report as clerks and judges for upcoming spring elections. Mayor Cocking says at least seven per precinct are needed. sixteen polling places across eight wards must be staffed. Real estate group offers vacant buildings as polling sites at no cost, with volunteers to be classified by precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes
Real Estate Association
Cocking
Cty
Theo
Butte
Neva
Monahan
Trin & Dragstedt
John Lindquist
Tripp & Dragstedt
William Gleason
Assault case is dismissed in justice court
John Harrington was the defendant in an assault in the third degree case heard yesterday before Justice Buckley. The assault charge was dismissed. The uncle of the Way, Pete Leary, was the complaining witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrington
Sally McManeman
Anm Buckley
Pete Leary
Butte Wins Merit in National Perfect Package Drive
Butte is named a prize winner in a nationwide Perfect Package campaign by common carriers including railroads and the American Railway Express. B A Benton says the city will receive formal recognition after a tabulation, with the Butts Floral Company earning credit for a notable window display. A photo of the display has run in magazines and will appear in two more publications with a combined readership over 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
American Railway Express Company
B.A. Benton
General Company
Beton
Butt
Butts
Butts Floral Company
Montana directory urges Montana made products merit
A statewide directory initiative invites Montana manufacturers to submit data for listing. More than 50 firms have provided details while many others have not yet entered. An extension permits entries until January 22 to secure representation for Hutte and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Yester Cal Chamber
Charles MM. Layer
Hutte
Mr. Lauer
Two Create Trouble After Taking Drinks
In Butte police court yesterday Stanley Dixon and F H Beakey faced disturbance charges after heavy drinking. Dixon allegedly entered a girl's room and slept there until she returned, prompting a police call and a $10 fine. Beakey refused to settle a meal bill at a Main alley noodle parlor during a dispute with Chinese proprietors over payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Stanley Dixon
F.H Beakey
Butte
Dixon
Beakey
van Orden
Butte Trip To California Draws Prominent Guests
The Union Pacific excursion from Butte to Los Angeles will depart January 31 and return in April, offering three months of California weather. Reservations are already strong with over a hundred bookings noted and more expected as the trip fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway
Butte
Los Angeles
California
Nion Pacific
Railway Compromises Galvin Suit for Eight Thousand Four Hundred Fifty
A court in Judge J J Lynch's district department approved a compromise in the case of the Great Northern railway and the estate of David Galvin for 8450 with 4450 50 cited as the settlement sum. Galvin, an engineer for the Great Northern, was injured in a wreck near Wilder 16 and died a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
David Galvin
J. J. Lynch
District Court
Yes
Galvin
Great Northern
Wilder
Building Sale If Furnishings Do Not Cover Costs at 341 South Arizona
The Mor riss face a court decree in an abatement action to sell the furnishings of the block at 341 South Arizona street if proceeds do not satisfy court costs. If furnishings are insufficient, the building itself will be sold to recover expenses, per the local district court decree filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Arizona Street
P. J. Morris
Fire alarm at Mueller apartments prompts scare
A fire scare erupted in the Mueller dwellings when an alarm sounded from a smoke smell. The blaze was caused by a wart circuit in the wiring. little damage occurred. A marriage license was issued to Joseph Tay and Nataile Moksick by the clerk of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller Apartments
Joseph Tay
Nataile Moksick
World Almanac Arrives in Butte With Atlas of Global Data
The 1920 World Almanac review highlights full texts from major treaties, Washington arma ment talks, and speeches by President Harding and other leaders. It includes census tables, demographic data, farms, literacy, voting age, and national and city statistics, plus transportation and trade tables. Published by the New York World, price 50 cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Ainry
Almadac
United States
New York City
The
New York World
Butte Briefs: Local visits and hospital news
Mrs M D Coughlin came from Melmoille to visit friends and shop in Butte. Albert A Burby underwent a serious operation at St James hospital and is mending well. Roger Taylor trainmaster of Northern Pacific, based in Livingston, visited Butte to meet with local officials. The John S Reynolds circle No 14 Ladies of the Grand Army will hold a meeting in the courthouse Saturday evening January 14 at o'clock with officers to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Mra
Murdock Murray
Helen Bock
Laurin
Butte
J. B. Craver
Northern Pacific Railway
Livingston
The
Toad
Jack ‘Tracy
Los Angeles
W. A. Wella
New York City
M.D. Coughlin
Melmoille
Albert A. Burby
Ed Burby
South
Wyoming Street
St James’ Hospital
Roger Taylor
W. H. Merriman
John S. Reynolds
Ladies of the Grand Army
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Luteys
Sunkist
Doren
Ceylon
Vinnan Haddies
Tvard Sale
Hanom
Curtis
Butte Notes
P. Stephenson
Chicago
P. D. Hughes
Cascade
C.H. Cain
St. Paul
Inten
Charles Grand Jr
St. James’ Hospital
C. S. Kirk
Bozeman
Wich
W. J. Alexander
Eee Waa
H.W. Whitmore
Pipestone Springs
Finlen
Sam Z. Blair
A. ¢. M. Company
G.L. McChaney
Roundup
Loment
F. F. Roltz
Leggat
J.D. McLeod
Norris
Dave Grant
Dillon
George O'Hara
Three Forks
Thornton
Frank Nichola
B. Williame
Railroad Commissioners’ Office
Hel‘ha
I. A. Boefeullet
George D. Boefuellet
Harlowton
Ray Betterson
Mr. Betterson
Charles P. Cotter
Montana
Missoula
Loiselle
Rampou
North Main
Aurmitted
Louis Marick
Missouri Avenue
Butte, Mont
Mayer Jeweler
Charles Howe
Elhers
Jackson
DR. Bovard
Silver Bow Park
Mrarthy
Ceretana
Skinners
John J. M'Carthy
Saarinen
Mueller
Gloria Swanson
McCarthy
AUTTE
Pacific Coins
Merrell Co
Norway
van Camp Park
Beane
Ambia Gardens
Pride
Reet Nova
NEW World
Butte Briefs
Beohn
Gail Baten
Bordent Eagle Brand
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
Uae
R. Lorenz
North Main ST
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