Butte Notes Guests At Local Hotels
Numerous Montana residents travel to Butte for business visits and attend events. Names include Orton Bros Ady M Gage Pillings Frank Cone Hamilton at Finlen L L O Connor Helena at Legrat James Pallison Billings at Finlen and many others from Dillon Helena Kalispell Great Falls Bozeman Townsend White Sulphur Springs and Philipsburg staying at Finlen Leggat Acoma Thornt on Grand and other hotels for a few days.
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Frank Cone
Hamilton
Finlen
L. L. O'Conner
Helena
Legrat
James R. Pallison
Billings
R. E Foster
Dillon
L. M. Winkler
Montana
Leggat
Frank Rife
Butte
Harry Snyder
Ll. P. Donovan
Shelbys
the Grand
K. E. Newle
W. J. Brennen
Kalispell
Guy Stambaugh
Deer Locce
Acoma
F. Holm
Livingston
Addison K. Lusk
Everett Doe
Philipsburg
R. M. Campbell
Three Forks
R. V. MacKenzie
Great Falls
E. J. Lindberg
Wade
Amanda Fase
Legegat
A. E. Johnson
Townsend
H. Henke
Bozeman
Thornton
C.A. Linn
White Sulphur Springs
J. W. Schmitter
Froid, Mont
P. O
Adv
Harry E. Morse
Cricket Club Formed for Veterans at Ypres
A cricket club largely formed by ex soldiers and sailors has been established in Ypres, creating a social and sporting outlet for veterans in the wartime town.
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Ypres
Court Aid Sought in Notes Dispute and Estate Actions
The report details Cornelius Appel seeking court interpretation of rights to money tied to notes with Mary Wade in possession. Edna A. Alley authorized to sell estate assets for John Arnold Alley Maude Elizabeth Alley and Alberta Edna Alley. Nat Ribback Co sues O R Reynolds for 390.26 on purchases from 1925 1926. Final admin reports filed for Huming Suey and Thomas Walker estates. Judge Bourquin sets hearing for William Hickey alimony and support. Maggie Lloyd estate final distribution. appraiser cites 21804 49 for Walker estate.
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Mary Wade
Poa Naf
C. J. Dustin
Appel
Edna A. Alley
John Arnold Alley
Maude Elizabeth Alley
Alberta Edna Alley
J. J. Lynch
Iuuae
Joseph Nadeau
Nadeau
Nat Ribback Company
O. R. Reynolds
James H. Rowe
Huming Suey
Maggie Lloyd
Thomas Walker
Anaconda
Hotels Face New Health Board Rules In Silver Row
Montana state health board issues hotel regulations printed on sky blue paper, detailing 11 rules. County health inspectors in Silver Row will start hotel inspections, focusing on air space in rooms and bed sheet lengths, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Montana State Board of Health
County Heath Board of Silver Row
Board of Health
Health Board
The
Open Forum to Commemorate Robert Burns at YMCA
The Open Forum Sunday meeting at the YMCA will honor Robert Burns with a 2:30 pm program. William B Frame will speak on Burns, followed by Scotch songs and dances by Miss Helen McCarvel and others, including highland fling dances and reels.
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Robert Burns
Open Forum
William B Frame
Helen McCarvel
Betty Tebo
Lorraine McCrissey
Lenore Lee
Kendall McComas
Hugh Welsh
Nellie Frame
Norman F. Lyle
Woman Arrested on Bad Check Charge in Butte
Virginia McGee formerly of Anaconda was arrested by Detective Dan Regan at her room in the Baltimore block. She is to face a bad check charge when the Smelter city men call for her today, according to Butte officers.
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Virginia McGee
Cof
Anaconda
Dan Regan
Baltimore
Butte
Sweet Brothers Annual Report Filed With County Clerk
The annual report of the Sweet Brothers was filed yesterday with James J. Harrington the county clerk and recorder. It lists a capital stock value of 100 600 and total paid in 41 200 including 9 396 in cash and 41 899 in property. William T. Sweet serves as president and general manager with Sidney B. Duffy as secretary and 8. T. Sweet as treasurer.
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Sweet Brothers
James J. Harrington
William T. Sweet
Sidney B. Duffy
T. Sweet
Bootleggers Supplying Liquor to City Schoolboys
Probation officer Dave O Connor reported several cases of drunkenness among grammar school boys in Battie city. Seven boys aged 10 to 15 were found drinking liquor from a bottle, with one requiring medical treatment. Authorities vow to investigate bootleggers selling moonshine to youths.
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Battie
Dave O'Conner
O'Connor
Butte Youth Charged With Taking Letters From Hotels
A 12 year old Butte boy was committed to the state industrial school at Miles City after a Juvenile Court session. He had a prior suspended sentence from a February case and denied recent thefts though police say he admitted them. Two more 12 year olds faced similar charges over watch thefts and joy riding involving two horses, with one owner still seeking the animals.
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Butte
United States
Miles City
J. J. Landh
Sesson
Juvente Court
Lynch
Michael Donoher Dies After Illness in Butte
longtime Butte resident Michael Donoher died at his sister’s home 129 West Summit last night after a long illness. Born about 65, he worked in mines and leaves two daughters in Oregon and Butte, a sister in Ireland, brothers in Chicago, grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Sherman & Reed chapel.
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Michael Donoher
Butte
John Reilly
West Summit Street
Mr. Donoher
Clyde Rowan
Astoria
Ore
Joseph Rohan
Los Angeles
Mra
Patrick McLaughin
Ireland
James
Thomas Donoher
Chicago
Winifred Rowan
Bendon Roban
Sarfield
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Funeral services held for Patrick Shelds miner drowned
Funeral services for Patrick Shelds the second miner drowned in the Otisco mine were conducted yesterday at Daly Shea chapel and Sacred Heart church. Rev BE Taylor officiated the requiem mass as floral tributes from unions and workingmen’s organizations arrived. Mourners included friends from Cay Utah Coeur arene Gilmore Idaho with choir selections and full pallbearers named Patrick ONeil, Jack Kinney, James McCaffery, and others.
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Patrick Shelds
Otisco
Daly-Shea
Secred Heart Church
BE. L. Taylor
Organiza
Obbafa Cay
Utah
Coeurarene
Gilmore
Idano
Joyce
Michael Morin
Burick Mecdivern
Jack Kinney
James McCaffery
Patrick O'Neil
Sehae
Mean
English native Thomas St Symons Dies After Lingering Illness
Thomas St Symons 64 a long time US resident and native of England died Thursday evening after a lingering illness. He is survived by a wife a brother in England a sister in Idaho and two nephews Willam and George Symone of Bulle. Funeral is Sunday at 2 40 PM from White Chapel. Symons worked as a watchman at the Klin Oriu mine.
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Thomas St. Symons
United States
England
Willam
George Symone
Idaho
White’ Chapel
Symons
Watehnah
Klin Oriu
Butte High To Enter Uiawang Dramatic Lanes Contest
Butte high school receives invitation to join a new interscholastic dramatic contest at the Missoula track meet next May. Montana high schools send drama clubs to perform one act plays judged for winners. The contest replaces the former speaking contest and will feature a Thursday Evening presentation February 10 with students Margaret Sullivan, Teddie McMahon, Dorothy Hannelin and William Rand.
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Missoula
Butte High School
Montana
Monana
Coruna
Fiulte High
Mies Sulian
Las If
Three Months and 200 Dollar Fine for Assault
Ray Colbert charged with third degree assault on a Butte telephone girl was sentenced to three months in jail and a 200 dollar fine after a trial before Justice of the Peace McNamara. The incident occurred when Colbert met the victim on her way to work and pushed her into an alley where she was beaten. Deputy County Attorney Bud Kelly prosecuted for the state.
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Ray Colbert
Butte
Ftall
Justice of the Peace McNamara
Colbert
Bud Kelly
Work of fire crews pleases Henningsen
The Henningsen Produce company donates 50 to the firemen disability fund praising Butte firemen for handling the Anchor block warehouse fire on Arizona street. The letter commends rapid hose deployment and emphasizes cooperation and excellent equipment that confined the blaze.
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Butte
Henningsen Produce Company
Fred Martin
Arizona Street
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers
An Ohio mother from Cleveland endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for children citing no chloroform or opiates and no constipating effects. She says it eases coughs and makes children comfortable during snuffles feverish colds and croup. Sold everywhere.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Foley
Mre
BE. H. L
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South Main St
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West Broadway
Cornelius Appel
Commit Butte
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Jeweler
North Main Street
Mining City
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Thomas
Henningsen
Leon Errol
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Harold Lloyd
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Kitty
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