Mrs C Passmore Elected Regent in DAR Meeting
The Silver Bow chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. C Passmore as regent at its annual meeting held in the banquet room. The chapter praised a successful year in work and social features with leaders named for key posts and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Daughters ‘of the
Wei Pe
Charles He Pasmmore
Seare
Charles Backman
Mire Gee
Geer Mitterian
Ttes Thhaplain
George F
A. B. Keith
Mise An Creamman
Gertrude. Snarth
George Ww
Hodnowig
Mire
Gunton
Kemper
Rome
Renisch
Conservation
Rifstra
Willer
Rexintar
Burglar Makes Another Haul On East Park Street
A burglar struck three East Park Street locations in four nights, robbing a clothing store at 316 East Park and the Crown Bar at 110 East Park, taking silks, ladies wear, stockings, and cash from the registers. Police have no leads or suspects.
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East Park Street
Crown Bar
Teenie
Central High Alumni Dance Planned for Wednesday
Central High alumni announce a midwinter dance at Twentieth Century Hall on Wednesday February 1. The event, run by the athletic association through the alumni, features the Colonial Five orchestra and an alumni quartet with popular songs. Invitations have been sent to several hundred alumni.
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Central High Choo
Twentieth Century Hall
Hia
Athletic Association
Colonial Five
Alumni Association
Butte Notes Spread of Visitors and Local Business
Butte remains busy with visiting businessmen and residents from Dillon Berkeley and Chicago stopping at hotels such as the Thornton and Leggat. Notables include rancher H.R. Gleed and Dr. Clerke La Gue, along with gentry from Los Angeles and Chicago visiting friends and pursuing commerce in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brow
Marty Hunter
Fatt
Drug Co
Hutte
Clerke-La Gue Company
Park
H.R. Gleed
Eimaty
Bute
Alex Rudquist
Basin
Tuite
P. Baker
Winnett
Harris Coal Company
Denver
Butte
A. J. Walker
Jens
F. H. McDonald
J McDonald
Alder
Af. M. Beck
Chicago
Thornton
Misa Gladys Patterson
Los Angeles
Eleanore Troxell
Elizaeth Sutherland
Dillon
Buite
John Harkins
Colorado Street Fe
St. James’ Hospital
W. J. McLennan
Orth
Hi. G. Rodgers
Pilson
Sophie Cleon
Esterday
Clerke la Guny
Park and Mail
B. Chrievenson
Reno
Nev
Butt
Mingas
Philipsburg
Finlen
Riggs
Busin
George M. McCabe
St. Paul
Kathryn Whitworth
Deer Lodge
J.C. Maguire
Idaho
B. H. Pearse
Hardin
Leggat
F. Stout
Salt Lake
Legeat
Theo Nelson
Dilloh
St. K. Flynn
Rodersburg
F. R. Lazenby
Portland
Finten
MufMey
Winston
Pinion
George Knight
Livingston
E. A. Nelson
Sheridan
The
Helen Fitzgerald
Hazel Lee Helvey
Missoula
John Darraugh
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Mr. Darraugh
Hennesey Company
Two Weddings by Justice Ornsby
Two marriages were performed this week by Justice Ornsby. Miss Scalina Avery wed Rudolph Matchel at the justice’s residence with Miss Gladys Lee and Ralph Vogler as witnesses. Mr Mahoney, a mining man, and Miss Catherine Pennie were married in court with Charles Brannan as an attendant. The brides and grooms plan to reside in Brandy, one to be employed as an engineer.
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Justice Ornsby
Scalina Avery
Rudolph Matchel
Gladys Lee
Ralph Mr Vogler
Maichel
Butte
Eugena Banard
John W. Mahoney
Charles Brannan
Catherine Pennie
Brandy-Beaverhead Company
Mahoney
Madison
Beaverhead Counties
Brandy
Five Accused on Gambling Charge in Justice Court
Five men Harris Hester John Gruen Neil Lorimer George Jonas Niele Pappas and Louis Malsens are charged with gambling at 28 East Park Street in a county attorney filed complaint. Deputy Sheriff John Duxgan is the complainant witness. Mary Browning faces a worthless check charge for 27 50 drawn on Yegen Bros bank. Doc Lempke is charged with maintaining a common nuisance liquor sale. Constable Pat Leroux testifies for Judge Buckley’s court.
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East Park Street
Justice Court
John Duxgan
Harris Hester
John Gruen
Neil Lorimer
George Jonas
Niele Pappas
Louis Malsens
Mary Browning
M. J. “Buller. ‘the ‘Check Was Drawn On Yegen Bros. Bank. “Doc” Lempke
Pat Leroux
Buckley
Ten Thousand Shoes Styles for Butte Spring Show
E Woodland of the automobile exhibit committee announced plans to draw 10 000 visitors to Butte for a week of events including an automobile show copper exhibit and Montana stockgrowers convention opening April 14 The effort involves Kiwanis club automobile dealers and managers with a regional draw as far as Spokane and the Dakotas Plans call for a united three exhibit committee to stage parades displays and rail access while a copper exhibit will showcase copper articles from across the United States and feature new finishes and uses for the metal
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Butte
Montana
E. Woodland
Kiwanis Club
Woodland
Spokane
Dakotas
Wyoming
Tutte
Dey. Charles
Ita
Charles
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Woodard
Montan Ans
Fred G Mer
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Eld
Gamer
Howlery
American Rubber Company
Fifth Avenue
World War Mothers Meet Monday Night
Mothers of the two groups plan a meeting Monday night in Judge Josef Jacks son’s courtroom on Moing at Lovelock under the auspices of the United World War Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of the 2
Josef Jacksson
Moing At
Lovelock
The
United World War Mothers
Probate court hears multiple cases including wills and guardianships
Judge Lynch presided as probate business moved through continuances. Catherine Clifford's will was admitted with estate valued at 15 000 dollars realty and 1 440 dollars annual income. Guardianship and administration accounts for Horat minors, Adelaide Aral, Louisespie, Susannah Nicholson, Mary Anderson, and Richard Harrington were settled or continued.
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Lynch
Percy Lander
Atlitko Stijopovich
Catherine Clifford
Remy Fenneon
Arnold Mover
Horat
D. J. Pitagerald
Adelaide
Arcoune
Mary Seitred
George Seitred
Bana A. Gorham
Setzer
Susannah M. Nicholson
Cart Saar
Alles Eder
Joseph Eder
J. L. Hamilton
Mary Anderson
Richard Harrington
Johanna L. Harrington
Dining car service restored on Northern Pacific line
The dining car service has been restored to the Northern Pacific route with passengers told they can dine aboard. A statement from Mr Merriman division passenger agent said travelers will now have dinner served during the trip, ending a period when dining was curtailed.
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Billings
Gutte
Businew
Merriman
Feeient
Tite
Lodging House Room Robbed on West Park Street
Police hear of a theft from room 12 in the Washington block on West Park street reported by Mrs Egan. Personal effects and clothing were taken while the occupant was absent. authorities have no crew yet and are investigating.
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Washington Block
West Park Street
Egan
West Side Council Meets Tonight in Irish Affairs Briefing
The West Side Council plans a special meeting at 1 p m in Cathedral Street with John McBarron presiding. The agenda includes key communications from the American Association on Ireland and possible future of the organization as a merged entity under a new constitution. A card party is noted for Wednesday night in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnera
Ireland
Catania
John" McBarron
Sounell
Paris
Iix
West Side Council
Dynamite Found in Butte Rooming House Block
Two sticks of dynamite were discovered yesterday by the landlady in a vacated box ing room at a Butte rooming house and turned over to police. Authorities believe the explosion remains unrelated to the Owsley block incident due to dust and apparent long-ago concealment.
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Butte
Owsley, Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Passmore
Daughters of American Revolution
Gentral High
Butte Notes
Boucher
Fred Gamer
Gruen
Simon
North Main
Stuams
Watt
DIN
Jeannette Scot
Strasburger
Jackson
Fanny
Post
Campbell
Derville
Rialto Orchestra
Swan
bfidQuit
East Park
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