Rent planes and busy visitors fill Butte in January
The Butte list shows numerous visitors staying at local hotels including Clerke La Gue companies at Park and Main and mentions J N Whittensill of Helena, F J Russell of Maxville, Bert Orr of Dillon, Henry Nelson of Belgrade, B Garnier of Livingston, and others attending business, visits, and social engagements. A Kansas City mayoral update and Montana sportsmen meeting notice follow in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Clerke-La Gue Company
Park and Main
Clerke-La Gue
J. N. Whittensill
Helena
Butte
F. J. Russell
Maxville
Bert Orr
Dillon
Jack Decker
Billings
Henry Nelson
Belgrade
B. Garnier
Livingston
Nate Petra
Agia
Nate Tapplae
Edith
Big Exhibits To Be Featured In Butte Meets
Three large events the Montana livestock show the automobile show and the copper exhibit will be discussed at a livestock men meeting at 3:18 this afternoon in the Metals bank. J J Burke E E Phillips from Helens will join local committee members to plan the three events with JK Woodard chairing. The Montana Stock Growers convention will be held in Butte in April with plans to entertain hundreds of members. The Kiwanis club committee is already planning the April automobile show and copper exhibit plans aim to boost copper manufacturing interest during a large display likely at the chamber of commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Walter Hansen
John A. Donovan
Harry Gallwey
Montana Stock Growers Association
Butte
Kiwanis Club
Milttoe
Interem
Chamber of Commerce
Wool going higher as Montana flocks rise
W J McLennan of Butte, president of the North American Sheep shearers union, notes wool prices higher and flocks increasing. He cites Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties in Montana, predicting a strong wool season with record shearing and rising markets for Montana woolgrowers. Alec McLennan comments on industry optimism and boost for sheepmen across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McLennan
Butte
North American Sheep Shear
Union
New Boy Scout Troop Formed in Meaderville
A new Boy Scout troop formed in Meaderville with thirty three boys in attendance at the organizational meeting. Plans noted inclusion of activities such as drum corps and bus rides to events. Scoutmaster Neil and Scoutmaster Monanan led the group with Pastor Pirnat of the church in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Reese Pegs
Benjamin
Xuspiens
Niel Resistant
Monanan
Pathor Pirnat
Finish Debate On Anti-Lynching Bill In House
Washington January 25 The house concluded debate on the Dyer anti lynching bill today with officials noting the session ended and the vote near. The proceedings followed days of remark and the record shows continued discussion of the bill’s provisions and potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First National opens Montana office in Butte
G G Maxey and C M Dunn announce First National Pictures will distribute to all parts of Montana from 114 West Granite Street in Butte. Under state manager C W Koerner, the office will speed film releases to exhibitors, with plans for new titles including My Boy and Polly of the Follies. The West Granite street location is set to be completed soon and will handle all Montana bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Maxey
C.M. Dunn
North West
Associated First National Pictures
Buttonal
Montana
T14 West
Granite Street
C. W. Koerner
First National Petuies
Butte
Mr. Maxey Sai
Filma
Maxey
First National
Boy
Jackie Coogan
Tuite
Hall
Thomas Ince
Penrod
Hoth Tarkington
Wesley Barry
Marshal Netlan
Guy Post
Norma
Talmadge
Polly
Constance Talmadge
Pewr B. Kynes
David
Richard Barthelmess
John Barrymore
Wesley
Katherine MacDonald
Anita Stewart
Ben” Turpin
Mack Sennett
Buster Keaton
Ana Montana
Koerner
Erees
Robber With Gun Holds Up Visitor In Butte
A man described as Jane highow robbed Prank Mefe of Ta coma in Butte on Montana Street near Jensen Drug at about 10:30 Tuesday. The assailant brandished a gun, demanded money and jewelry, then forced Meten to remove his overcoat before fleeing as Meten notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tacoma
Jane Highow
Grelock
Montana
Job
Denies Murphy 15 Handling Junior Ray Case
M S Galasso, a Butte attorney, was incarcerated in the effort with pardons. Murphy’s note according to catcher ea 7 the Nesyrians to Hele ort oteat. Xookneverall Peters we able to pr imit of Sunray. when the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S Galasso
Butte
Nimgeit
Murphy
Cattorney
Xookneverall Peters
Numerous hotel guests listed from many cities
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests from Chicago Philadelphia Salt Lake City Portland Great Falls Missoula Livingston Seattle Denver New York Boston and more. The notes reference Mrs Emily Egan of Butte who died and her funeral plans, with family details and local civic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
P.O
A. RB. Bennett
Helena Valley
Butte
W. W. Lattridge
Dillon
J. P. Phelan
Deer Lodge
Tim Keown
Northern Pacific Railway
Bozeman
James A. Walsh
Internal Revenue Collector
Missoula
Buell
T. F. Hawkins
Garrison
Frances Monan
Los Angeles
Ohn C. Eltingson
Big Timber
Leggat
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Thornton
Ho, Adams
San Francisco
W. J. Alexander
Whitehall
City
A. W. O'Rourke
Helena
J. X. “Jenlet
Tuseday
Thortland
C. W. Sweet
C. A. Metcalf
Philipsburg
Melba Blankenship
Georgia Street
Kansas City
L. M. Larson
Black Eagle
Durham
Great Falls
Revenue Service
Finten
E. D. Dell
Harlowton
George T. Brooks
Bitter Root
H. J. Keach
Chicago Great Railroad
Spokane
Serre Nel Strother
Associated Press
Sam B. Strother
James Cowgill
Strother
Boxeman
A. Winwood
Walter Dro
Ti Rathbone
J. E Molse
Ditton
F. A. Foxrom
Roa Schuler
Bert Clams
Jack Decker
Sandra F. Ehringler
Cleveland
Jack de Binings
Pitsgerald
Paul
Arizona
W. F. Matheson
Billings
Ray K. Bulloc
Ogden
A. J. Camp
Twin Falls
W. M. Boland
Rapid City
Acoma
W. N. Webber
John Wasner
G. M. Ryant
Libby
Francisco
Carl Christianson
Melrose
C.R. Patterson
C.H. Renzoe
J.B. Monteith
Portland
Tom Minton
William Kane
Anaconda Butte
W. M. Riley
Idaho
Idaho Palle; ©. G. Carter
Bert Orr
M. Anderson
F. Brooks
Houillin
C Gamier
Hoffman
Seattle
T. Fe. Hawkins
Garrison M. Larson
D. ‘Logan
C. L. Douchert
Denver
Stevensville
W. T. Parker
Boston
J.B. Hackes
W. L. Orvine
Pipestone
Lauterbach
Leo Hazel
Gibbonsville
L. Crawford
Bille Evans
B.A.” McDermott
Charles Co . Deer Lodge
C. A. Branson
EJ. Linsback
Orrow
Frank Stevens
Stella Wakefield
K. Angus
J. Hibber
Lee Withee
K. Hanson
Mandan
TE Tullis
Divide
Elsie Johnson
Cardwell
J.T. Robinson
Lima
Monroe
Emily Egan
Emily M. Egan
W. M. Egan
Park Street
Wounded man with seven inch throat cut visits hospital
William Dutch Hughes walked to Columbia hospital with police escort after a sever throat wound. Doctors believed he would recover though blood loss was heavy. The attack occurred at the Mercury lodging house as Hughes, about 45, resided at 20 West Mercury. Police suspected temporary mental derangement. Assistants Joe Powell and Mike O'Donnell transported him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dutch) Hughes
Columbia Hospital
Hughes
Frank Wi
West Mercury
Mercury
Joe Powell
Mike O'Donnell
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Paris
Michelle Tomar
National Biscuit CO
Graham
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Sboula
Center
Treasur
Montana ‘State Sportsmen's Association
Ennis
Mont
Mayer Jeweler
North Main
FIAT
Mme. de Priezeux
Murphy 15
Junray
Mr. A. Bertogilo
William Hughes
Ladies
Ald Society
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
W. 8. Byram
West Galena
Brink
Mra Potter
Roatensoa
Russia
Os Can
Strawbert
Lyon
Skinner
John J. Wcarthy
Prop
Peninsular Ranges
Servic Peninsular Service
Burun
Brownfield Canty CO
W. Park St
Cone
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Eien
Janey
Ansconce
Cihe
E. Broadway
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