Butte NoteS Social Roundup and Visiting Guests
The list highlights numerous visitors and residents in Butte. W Sweet from Bozeman, Howard Toole of Missoula, and Kenneth MacDonald of Anaconda are noted as guests or visitors. many others are seen at the Grand and Acoma hotels. Names include Doris Smith Pauline Aubrey John McToughlin and Dr F H Potter among arrivals and registrations, with deliveries and newspaper stand notices also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brom
Mont. Transfer Co
W. Sweet
Bozeman
Thornton
A. A. Bank of Great Falls
Butte
Acoma
Howard Toole
Missoula
Ei Baast
Fulttasen
Thorsten
Atumol Danos
Prigay
Sen
Ian
Kenneth MacDonald
Anaconda
Grand
Helena
Butta
Doris Smith
Pauline Aubrey
John Mctoughlin
Donald Burress
Ennis
Butts
F. W. Holly
Harlowton
F. H. Potter
New York
Will Potter
W. A. Nicoll
Kalispell
Ely
Bilsing
J.D. McLeod
Norris i
Evening Post
Argosy
P.O
Leo Wilhelm
W. M. Guthro
Idaho Falls
Bute
Lesgat
Miles City
H.W. Callam
Henry Detour
Wise River
Suesta
CM. Everett
Warm Springs
The
Arizons
Kiwanis Club Observes Eighth Birthday in Butte
The Kiwanis club in Butte marked its eighth anniversary with a dinner and member talks on Kiwanis aims and community impact. Eugene Corrie discussed ideals and the club’s name origin, while Fred Decker traced Kiwanis history from Detroit’s start. Two new members, Jesse G. Ragdale and Milton Reid, were welcomed as attendance reached about seventy percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Eugene Corrie
Corrie
Fred Decker
Detroit
Kiwanis ‘Club
Ths
Decker
Oit. Kiwantsiean International
Harry Hanson
Casey Pierce
Joseph BR. Jackson
Jesse G. Ragedale
Milton Reid
City seeks immunity from liability over winter injuries
At last night’s city meeting aldermen unanimously approved a motion by Alderman Blank to ask the city attorney to visit Helena legislative committees. The aim is to make cities immune from damages caused by acts of the elements, noting two recent sidewalk falls in Butte. An estimate of four years of claims will be compiled by the city attorney’s office. One case involves Armeta Duncan who slipped on North Ex and another by Mrs. George Allen on South Arizona Street with a claimed $15,000 demand, settled for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Funell
Alderman Blank
Legislative Committee
Helena
State Butte
Blank
Arisin
Georgia
Executive Body 10 Discuss Final Draft Meeting Details
A meeting in Judge Jacksons court room Saturday night at 8 oclock will have the executive committee report to the committee of 100 on the city county consolidation bill and prepare for its presentation to the state legislature. An earlier 2 oclock session will discuss matters before the Saturday night gathering. the committee includes Blank Biney OBrien TR Jackson Sander Gow Gainor Sweet McLenigan Wilkinson Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Jackson
Judge
Messrs
Herman Blank
Joseph Biiney
James F. O'Brien
Joseph’ TR. Jackson
Sidney Sander
Paul A. Gow
Louis Gainor
William Sweet
Lew J. McLenigan
Albert Wilkinson
Charles R. Leonard
Shelley Case 10 to Be Heard in Helena Federal Court
When federal court reopens Monday in Helena the Shelley case will head the docket. O H T Shelley former Montana prohibition director faces charges after a federal grand jury indictment. Trial is expected to be lengthy with high public interest in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
O. Ht
P. Shelley
Prohibition
Montara
Shelley
Butte
Advertising notices include sales and theater listings
Advertisements list upcoming theater show Lights of New York at American theater and Rialto, plus numerous sale items. It notes groceries, coffee, sugar, Kellogg’s cornflakes, oysters, fresh produce, and real estate listings. Page references and multiple merchants are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
American Theater
New York
Pacemnel
Henrieery
Lauzier-Wolcott
Lutey
Pas McCarthy
McCarthy-Bryant
Rampon Cafe
Rialto
Symons
T. ‘Tomich
Kellogs
Claeifeands
Forget Me Not Film at Waito Theatre
A positive review describes Forget-Me-Not as a heartwarming love story about two foundlings. The plot centers on their devotion and search for affection, with strong performances and direction. The program includes a cartoon, scenic visuals, Topics of the Day, News Weekly, and a Rialto melody group for an entertaining bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Melody
Ortego Sentenced in Jail for Cocaine Sale Charge
Or t eg o, charged with selling cocaine, was found guilty by a jury in Judge Lynch's department yesterday. The jury fixed his punishment days in jail and a $250 fine. Ort brother was found guilty Tuesday of possession of the drug. The men are colored and have a long record with authorities for offenses of this nature. Judge Lynch pronounced sentence at once. Andrew Paulos, charged with gambling, pleaded not guilty. RJ. Byrne, a liquor case, sought to suppress liquor seized at a raid on his place on grounds the seizing officer lacked warrant. The petition was dismissed on demurrer by the state. Nick Petrovich, charged with liquor offense, asked to suppress home brew on the same grounds. hearing set for Jan. 20. Dan Holland and Jack Turner, liquor cases, gave bonds of $1,000 each. John Karablis, Louis Aleckeake and John Allice pleaded guilty to gambling and gave bonds of $1,000 each. Kertha Clark, charged with a drug offense, suffered a paralytic stroke. case adjourned to Jan. 31. Frank Hill, charged with carrying firearms, pleaded guilty, fined $100, paid $50, and given 20 days to raise the balance. Five warrant warrants were issued on liquor offense informants. In the Nett and Company debt case against G. BE Murphy and others, trial by jury. motion for directed verdict denied. Frank Wharf vogs Tals Taxi company dismissed as settled. Lena Renner Wain at Ada Freudenthal case confined to Jan. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortego
Nick Petrovich
Byrne
Dan Holland
Jack Turner
John Karablis
Louis Aleckeake
John Allice
Kertha Clark
Frank Hill
On's Department
Nett and Company
G. Be, Murphy
Frank Wharf
Tals Taxi Company
Lena Renner Wain
Ada F.freudenthal
Officers chosen for Butte Tuberculosis Society meeting
The annual meeting of the Butte Tuberculosis Society elected officers including Breanant, Fit Wharton, Mc Gregor, Byron Cooney, Harton Da kin, and Mrs T J Ellie Sis. The report detailed work such as patient visits, sputum testing, milk and medicine distributions, and staff office hours, with activities like 600 sputum cups supplied and 1650 paper napkins issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breanant
Fit Wharton
Byron Cooney
Harton Dakin
T. J. Ellie
J.D. McGregor
Nara Hoatotter
Butte Memoir Narrates A. L. Clark European Journey
A. L. Clark, former Standard editor, praises Butte’s character after returning from four years abroad. He notes Butte’s strong individuality surpasses many European cities outside Paris, recounts service as a sergeant on the Rhine and work on the Chicago Tribune European edition, and mentions trips including Oberammergau and the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Rockies
Butte
A. L. Clark
Ormer Standard
Paris
Clark
Army of
Paria
Ffribue
States
New Yor
Firong
Neves
Tegiment
Germany
Ater
Marec’ News
eNihousands
Oberammegeau
Alps
New Union Pacific Branch Opens 32 Mile Utah Line
The Union Pacific opens a 32 mile branch from Delta to Fillmore in Millard County Utah with service starting January 1. The district covers about 100000 acres with a major sugar factory at Delta needing transport facilities and a population over 1000 to benefit from the new railway access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Utah
Millard County
Delta
Fillmore
Bill Seeks Tax Delinquent Penalty Change in Montana
County Treasurer McIntyre received House Bill No. 1 to remit the 10 percent delinquent tax penalty and extend payment to Oct 1 1923. The measure directs county and city treasurers to publish notices delaying tax sales, keeps 1 percent monthly interest, and refunds penalties paid for 1922 upon filing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Siened ‘Tan
Knights of Columbus Winter Social in Butte
Reparations are under way for the mid-winter social by the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Assembly in Butte on January 24. Dancing runs from 9 pm to late, with decoration led by Earl For and Mark Hurley. Members and guests in nearby towns invited. formal affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus of
Butte
For Earls
Mark Hurley
John Drout
Man
Hugh McCarron
D. J. McGongle
Joe Baris
James Rorsick
Frank Heaney
Robbers Crack Garage Cafe and Secure $100
Burglars struck the Overland Butter Motor Company on East Galena Street. They battered the front door with tools found nearby and stole about $100 in cash, with the break discovered early yesterday morning and the business reopening later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Butter Motor Company
East Galena Street
Gar
Busines
Butte December Fire Loss and Alarms Report
Fire Chief Martins report to the city council shows Buttes December fire loss at 34642 50 with 16 alarms. Property involved totaled 116041 67 and insurance covered 43605.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
New England
N. W. Greening
Rand Banks
Mutker
Grahame
Dke
Aneedas
Washington Jonathans
Washington
Meat Department
Foe
Graham
Butte Notes
Sally
Batte
State Cafe
Main St
Loiselle Taxi Service
Butte Club
Shelley Case
Monady
Naconda
Bluebird
Gloria Swan
Copper City
Fresh Young
Eustern Park
Daly Bank
Taeat Grocery
New York County
Sylvester's
Sco
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Ieee Hinta
Eaia Beier
Bitter Root Valley
McIntosh
Dakota
Leland Cafe
Tuberculosis
MND
City Ours
Richard Dibbles
Mistice
Sacred Heart Hall
Norcross
Clark Bank
Buite
Seth
Vomedy
News Weekly
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Billings
KFCH
Ilecarthy, Bryant & CO
Lyon
Swift
S&l
Rampou’s
Pood
North Main ST
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Dando
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!