Butte Visitors and Guests At Local Hotels and Businesses
A parade of visitors to Butte from Missoula Philipsburg Deer Lodge Dillon and beyond check in as guests at major hotels including the Arizona Grand and Leggat. Business travelers F. G. Cunningham J. Hoffman and others from Billings Anaconda And Helena arrive for short stays and meetings while local shops offer stationery at the P O News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Mont. Transfer Co
James R. Doors
Deer Lodge
Butte
Charles Erickson
Philipsburg
Arizona
L Jones
Belgrade
A. F. Peterson
Missoula
Leggat
Grand
F. G. Cunningham
Billings
Fred W. Ferrell
Dillon
A. Esterly
Virgint City
Crand
J. A. Hoffman
Ruth and
Marie
Lewistown
Mr. Hoffman
the Grand
E. Herrin
Miles City
Thornton
E. Mennell
Thornton. Helena
Benson
Ed Walker
Melvin Durrant
Roy Greenbeck
Red Beatty
P.O
John J. Hendy
P. Briggle
Great Falls
Arizon
Daly Chosen for West Point Cadetship
Congressm an Washington J. McCormick announced the selection of James V Daly of Butte Montana for appointment as a West Point cadet to enter next July after examinations Daly a well known athlete son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Daly born in Butte 17 years ago he attended St Josephs parochial school and began his athletic career there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington J. McCormick
James V. Daly
Butte
Mont
West Point Military Academy
James Vincent Daly
Congressman McCormick
West Point
Hugh Daly
Gregson Springs
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Young Daly Shines In California Sports And Armed Training
The youth attended St Ignatius High School and Santa Clara University before moving to Butte where he completed Central High School in 1922. He then entered Mt St Charles College as a pre medic student and earned a reputation in athletics as a swimmer and diver. He played for Central's 1921 football squad and, last year, on the Mt St Charles team. Daly also boxed for charity events by the Knights of Columbus and Loyal Order of Moose, and news of his selection for officer training brought pride to friends in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ignatius University
San Francisco
Santa Clara University
Butte
Central High School
Mt. St. Charles College
Daly
California
Central
Mt. St. Charles
Knights of Columbus
Loyal Order of Moose
Army Ofierst
Butte Moose Ball Aids Mooseheart Endowment Effort
Butte lodge of Moose plans a grand ball on February 7 at Odeon hall to aid a ten million dollar Mooseheart endowment. Across 1600 communities similar events will support 1100 orphans in care. Nine from Butte and one widow part of this humanitarian effort. A 16 piece orchestra will provide music until 1 am, and at 9 pm each Moose lodge pauses to honor Mooseheart and its children. President Harding praised the Loyal Order of Moose and Mooseheart while ousting James J. Davis as labor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge of Moose
Odeon ‘Hall
Mooseheart
Butte
Moose
United States
Harding
Order of Moose and
James J. Davis
Cy Likens
Berkeley
New. Mu
Marriage license for Arthur Mattie and Irene Maile granted
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Arthur Mattie and Irene Maile, both of this city, noting prior divorces. Irene Maile had filed for divorce on Dec. 6, the case reaching Dec. 14 with a demurrer overruled. The wife received a divorce on default. the couple is young with a small baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mattie
Iren Mame
Register of Acts
Irene Maile
Arthur Matie
Mathes
Births in Butte and mine accident obituary note
Birth announcements list new daughters for William Arthur Run and Robert R. McMillan families in January. John Paul Lathrop also reports a daughter. An obituary notes Jeanne Keeley died from a coroner verdict after a ground fall at the St. Lawrence mine on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
William Arthur Rundie
Colorado Street
Robert R. McMillan
Ramsey
Mont
John Paul Lathrop
Seal Terrace
Jeanne Oppeas
Martin Keeley
Keeley
St. Lawrence
Thorns and Orange Blossoms and Various Advertisements
The page lists advertisements and notices including coat sales at Hennessy’s starting Wednesday, sheet music sales at Howard Music Co, used musical instruments sale at Hunt Piano Co, and multiple theater ads. Also mentions Tauber-Wolentz financial ad, McCarthy and Bryants ad, piano and phonograph feature, Rialto and Bluebird theater ads, Anaconda and Copper City store notices, Daly bank, Ideal grocery, Piggly Wiggly cigarettes at a dollar forty, Sylvester’s and other local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hennessy’s
Howard Music Co
Hunt Piano Co
Tauber-Wolentz
Leland “Cafe
Ted. Mecarthy
McCarthy-Bryant
Anaconda
Bluebird Theater
Copper City
Daly Bank
Ideal Grocery
C. Penney Co
Piggly Wiggly
Sylvester’s
Ae Ana Grocery
Daughters of the American Revolution Elect Officers
Silver Bow chapter elected officers for the ensuing year at the YMCA meeting. Mrs Charles A Blackburn was named regent, with Mrs Milo C Roberts as vice regent and others filling key posts. Retiring regent Mrs C Passmore received thanks. The group plannedGeorge Washington’s birthday banquet for Feb 22 with members' husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tts
Charles A. Blackburn
Milo C. Roberts
Henry G. Sayre
G. A. Keppner
E.W Ren= Inch
George W. Roddewig
Walter T. Scott
John A. Phillips
C. Passmore
George Washington
West Colusa mine resumes operations with 260 men
The West Colusa mine reopened yesterday morning with about 260 workers including underground and top men. Around 150 men were already laid off as minor operations ended. About 00 new workers were added to start, as John Gillie of the Anaconda company announced. The revival aims to provide jobs for some workers displaced by the Colorado mine closure due to a federal injunction involving Anaconda. Experienced miners from the Colorado property may be hired if they seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Colusa
John Gillie
Anaconda Company
Colorado
Poor Fund Worries Across Counties
County officers push for relief funds to ease burdens on local poor funds. Commissioner Cooney notes many smaller counties share Silver Bow’s concerns and seek legislation to bolster funding, while justice court complaints include assault, bad check posting, and vagrancy cases filed yesterday by the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooney
Silver Bow
Auke Sullivan
John Neilson
Stan Bubrensky
Twenty-one new informations filed in criminal court
Twenty one new informations were filed in the criminal court yesterday. Five persons charged with offenses entered pleas of guilty, while Frank Yamer pleaded not guilty to liquor and gambling locations. Constants Schultz asked time to plead. Fines of 200 dollars each were imposed on Damon Cutlet Freeman and Brown for possessing liquor, Pearl White for drugs, with White serving 60 days for a prior offense. sentences run concurrently. Proceedings covered liquor counts and other actions with various continuances and defenses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yamer
Constantine Schultz
William Damon
Gaston Cutlet
Fred Freeman
Patrick Brown
Pearl White
Yamer
H. C. Sacha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dell
Cris
TORY
Andry
Rdise Pack AG
Sabige
Biscuit Company
Grahams
Roth
Lyons’ Best
U. S
Idaho
Butte Notes
Butte Office
J. Daly
Doe eCe
Congressman
Military Academy
Butte Moose
Tn Felonies
Orton Ros
People's Theater
Colleen of the Pines
Rialto Theater
Thompson’ & Sons
Siegel
Symone
Drowes
Daughters
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Main St
Armour
Montana
Ic Swift
Wisanell
Borden
Town Woods
Pillsbury
Leo's
Loiselle Taxi Service
Howard Music
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Rampou Cafe
McCarthy, Bryant & CO
Rex
Lyon
Schilling
Abe
John J. M'Carthy, Prop
Rialto
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Ellas
Jack Holt
Conway
Chickering
Wellington
Victor Records
A.w.hunt Musicco
Lio
W. Park St
Northwest
Miss Pearl Taylor
Tavern
Twentieth Century Hall
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