Butte Guests Area Hotels For Wool Growers Meet
A long list of visitors staying at Butte hotels during the wool growers meeting includes S. O. Daiva of Sula and N. E. Lowry of Great Falls at the Arizona and Grand respectively, J. Cameron of Miles City at the Arizona, and many others from Billings, Helena, Dillon, Missoula, and beyond. Several guests are noted at the Thornton Leggat Acoma and Finlen as they conduct business and attend events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Arnow
Shelby
Thornton
R. Beck
Deer Lodge
Arizona
N. E. Lowry
Great Falls
Frank Gristed
Wise Liver
Grand
George S. Craig
A. Callace
Billings
H. C. Klock
Harlowton
Acoma
Butte
John Cameron
Miles City
J. A. O'Connell
Alder
Jack Tobin
Helena
The
Leggat
Dr. Hall
Phoenix
J.C. Peters
Livingston
Herb Campbell
Great Falla
Harry Cort
Big Timber
A. G. Willams
Crow Creek
Charles Masolo
Waterloo
Pat Carney
L. J. DeVore
C. H. Rittmore
Plains
the Grand
LE. O. Brown
Townsend
Montana
W. BG. Hartwig
Dillon
C. W. Robison
Lewistown
W. W. Cole
Fairfield
Phil H. Cole
Chateau
Butte Council of Scouts Considers County Jurisdiction
At the January executive board meeting of the Butte council Boy Scouts of America plans were discussed to petition the national council for Lutte council jurisdiction over Silver Bow county and Whitehall in Jefferson county. A name change to Silver Bow council was tabled. The weekend camp operates weekly with growing capacity and cooking instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Walkerville Carine
Great Northern Railway
Trask
Field Department
L. H. Bent
A. J. Rossiter
Joan Vickers
Department of Camping
Plains
Miners James Sullivan and Patrick Shields Died by Drowning
Coroners jury ruled that miners James Sullivan and Patrick Shields perished in a drowning accident at the Otisco mine. About 20 witnesses testified including survivors who escaped as floodwater rushed into the working while men were being raised to the surface. Glenn Anderson, the mine manager, mapped the flood’s origin for the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Patrick Shields
Otisco
Dut Holand
Olisco
John Lynchchan
Bo Sherlock
A. J. Cherry
Glenn Anderson
Forty Butte Veterans Treated at Fort Harrison Hospital
Forty Butte war veterans are receiving care at the government hospital in Fort Harrison Helena, according to Archie Coutts inspector in Silver Bow county health department who just returned from Helena. Coutts, a Navy veteran, spent two weeks in treatment and notes that visiting the hospital reminds him of the war with three Lutte menn in hospital cots for years, wounded in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fort Harrison
Helena
Archie Coutts
Silver Bow
Coutts
Mr. Coutts
Judge Lynch to Hear Juvenile Court Open Session
A juvenile court session led by Judge Lynch is scheduled for today with several minors in hearings. A 14 year old boy alleged to have stolen mail during Christmas will face the court and disposition is expected.
Butte Girl Hailed for Washington University Debating Row
Miss Eleanor Craven daughter of Dr and Mrs George Craven of Butte is a member of the University of Washington women’s debating team where she studies. A Lutte high school graduate she was active in forensic activities and represented the school in contests with other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Craven
George Craven
Butte
Unversity of Washington
Lutte
Craven
Lutte High School
Thief Enters Room While Owner Is Absent
C A Tweedy of Darby reports his room at 24 South Main street was entered and robbed while he was away. The thief took 180 dollars in cash a black suit of clothes light trousers and two suitcases with other clothing. Tweedy could not identify the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
C. A. Tweedy
Darby
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Meeting
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic John F Reynolds circle No 14 will meet Saturday evening at o clock at the courthouse. After the business session there will be a social session. GRAV veterans and their wives and the husbands of circle members are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Reynolds
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
G A R Post Meeting Led by Charles S Shoemaker
Lincoln post No 2 Grand Army of the Republic will hold a meeting in Patriotic hall at the courthouse Saturday evening at 7 30 led by commander Charles S Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charless. Shoemaker
Lincoln Post No 2
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriotic Hall
Wife seeks 84 000 insurance in fatal hammer blow case
Albina Bagni files an information in Silver Bow county claiming a hammer blow on her husband John Bagni caused accidental death. She seeks 84 000 from Capital Life Insurance of Colorado, alleging no payment after her claim and asking 8 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Bagut
John Bagni
Silver Bow Country
Capital Life Insurance Company of
Colorado
Bagni
hAtard
Pal Icy
Rognn
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes Sold At County Auction
A crowd gathered outside the County Treasurer James J Drett's office as he held a semi annual sale of delinquent real estate taxes in Silver Bow county. About a dozen parcels sold bringing in around 250 dollars to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J Drett
Silver Bow County
Brett
Northern Pacific seeks ejectment of land in Silver Bow county
The Northern Pacific Railway and attorneys filed in district court to remove Andrew Schineidi from company land in Silver Bow county, claiming ownership and possession withholding. Damages of 100 and 100 for rent and profits are sought. The 1919 case involving James D. Davis and Hansen Packing was dismissed and settled on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Walker & Walker
Andrew Schinchetti
Silver Bow County
Schineneidl
James D. Davis
Hansen Packing Company
Jeffie Halonen
Herbert A. Matliett
Helen Halonen
Rutte
Earle Genaberger
James Smith
Hatte Br, Smith
Denver
Dorothy Smith Hoatley
Puyallup
Ladies of Maccabees Install at Ceremony
At Copper Leaf hive No 046 Ladies of the Maccabees installation ceremony led by Mrs. Rose Pearce great hive deputy for Montana and Idaho officers were inducted. A banquet at Gamer's cafe followed with gifts to Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Nora McLaughlin commander. New officers included Nora McLaughlin commander Theo Brown past commander Mary Sherick lieutenant commander Bridget Scott record keeper Julia McCoy finance keeper Mary Schneder chaplain Margaret Murphy mistress at arms Neta Marvin sergeant Josephine Keefe sentinel Margaret Monney picket May Burns planet Dr J McCarthy physician Winnifred Wall Kate Conley Mary Sweeny trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pearce
Montana
Idaho
Ladies of the Maccabees
Gamer's Cafe
Pearce
Nora McLaughlin
Lodge
Mra
Theo Brown
Mary Sherick
Bridget Scott
Julia McCoy
Mary Schneder
Margaret Murphy
Wool Growers Luncheon Moves To Chequamegon Cafe
To host the Wool Growers convention the Butte Exchange club shifts its weekly luncheon to the Chequamegon cafe this afternoon. Syd Carkeet chairs with Dr. M Eisenberg of New York set to speak. Len Waters leads the musical program. lunch begins at 12 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Exchange Club
Chequamegon Cafe
New Finlen Hotel
Syd Carkeet
Trooper
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
M. Eisenberg
New York
Len Waters
Charce
Pupils Finish Butte Area Eighth Grade Examinations Today
About 250 eighth grade pupils in Butte and rural district schools began state exams yesterday. Arithmetic and spelling were held this morning with physiology agriculture and geography this afternoon. An examining board led by Mrs Agnes Hlanratty Mrs Margaret Hogan and Mrs Ellin Rowland will review papers this Saturday and announce results in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Agnes Hlanratty
Margaret Hogan
Ellin Rowland
Hogan
Cooks and Waiters Hold Annual Union Event
Members of the Butte Hotel and Restaurant Em ployes union held their annual smoker at Shilling's hall 9 North Main street. The diversified program included talks by Big Hole Bill Henning Walter I Shea and others with Mrs Burchell union president and William Palmer arranging the agenda. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henning
Walter I. Shea
Butte Hotel
Shilling's Hall
North Main Street
Burchell
William Palmer
Collision Involving Cadillac Touring Car and Yellow Taxi
A collision early yesterday between a Cadillac touring car registered to Mrs. L W Drew of 2133 Princeton Avenue and a Yellow taxi was reported to police by the drivers. No injuries were sustained by the cars or occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W
Drew
Princeton Avenue
McKinley Parent Teacher Circle Meeting Today
The January meeting of the McKinley Parent Teacher circle is at the Bungalow School at 2 30 this afternoon. Dr H A Tash will be the afternoon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Darrnet
Bungalow School
H. A. Tash
Mystery surrounds broker turned taxi driver John Carrington
NY report details John B Carrington a broker by day and taxi driver by night son of a wealthy banker and Yale graduate. He was fined four dollars for a traffic violation after claiming taxi duty on a bet for one night though company records show him working at least three weeks. His valet saw him in chauffeur uniform once thinking a masked ball. The firm also lists night drivers who are lawyers and doctors by day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dan
John B. Carrington
Yale
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Norma Shearer
Hobo
Sam
Prince of Wales
Broadway
Our City
Price
Wool Growers
F. B. Price
Butte, Mont
Butte Notes
Orton Bros
Adv
S. O. Daiva of
Sula
Mrs. Thomas Ingram
J.H. Milliard
Virginia City
Finten
Carl N. Thompson
Roundup
Saturday Evening Post
Love Story
Argosy
Literary Digest
Flynns
Munsey
West Broadway
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co
West Park Street
Caegative Council OF Scouts Meets
Washington “U
Hungary
Thompson Peoiners Meats
Utah
Eruhenge Clus
Chequamegon
Ming Sparks Ta
Ay Ti
the American
GMEDY
Miss Butte
Atlantic City
Myrtle Elvers
Felix
Rogers
Terpsichorean Revue
Helen Campbell
Rosemont Hall
Galena Streets
A. Woosley
Singing Bird Family
Arthur Woosley
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Hal Roach
Robert McGowan
Alice Day
Eddie Quillan
Skitty
Killarney
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