Butte Guests Stop At Local Hotels Amid Business Pauses
A string of visitors including Frank L. Hamimer of Harlowton and W J Duncan of Bozeman checked into Butte hotels like Thornton and Leggat for several days of business, shopping, and calling on friends. An inquest into Nick Popovich’s death by a Leonard mine fall concluded yesterday, attributing fatal injury to a ground collapse.
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Orton Bros
Mont. Transfer Co
Frank L. Hamimer
Harlowton
W. Reynolds
Jefferson
Harvey
Acoma
Ars
Thornton, Aire
E.W. Trainer
Butte
Los Angeles
California
F. J. Low
Boulder
Leggat
T. Fr. Anderson of
Livingston
James Coleman
Deer Lodge
Thornton
B.A. Williams
Ingston
Eral
Basin
Nick Popovich
John C.murphy
Leonard Mine
Defendants Plead, Quash, and Clash in Liquor Court
In a federal liquor case yesterday four pleaded guilty to the second count and paid $200 fines. Four pleaded not guilty and had cases set for Feb 2, while one man went to trial. Witnesses and defense attorneys debated as interruptions echoed through the courtroom.
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Patrick Boyle
Jim Vercelino
Andrew Poulos
Nick Petrovic
Jerry. Smith
Mike Shaughnessy
Frace
Dan Holland
Peter Naughton
Veno Blanchard
Paulos and
Lutey
Luey
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Officers found three moonshine stills and mash in foot hills within half a mile. Three men Valentino Kropin Jerry Cercich and Tomich ordered to appear at police station. Car halted by moonshine fuelled radiator resuscitation incident left officers chuckling at car’s revival.
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Valentino Kropin
Jerry Cercich
Tomich
Butte
Agent Holter
Powell
Butte and Whitehall Teams Debate for District Title
The Whitehall high school debates Butte high Saturday on unemployment insurance laws. Butte, after beating Beaverhead high at Dillon, aims to claim the district championship. Judge Prof Brewer of Montana State College will oversee. Debaters: Eleanor Craven, Harold Johns, Edward Cooper. Start time 8 o'clock at Lodge.
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Whitehall High School
Butte
Butte High School
Butte High
Beaverhead High School
Dillon
State University
Teague
Brewer
State College At
Bozeman
Dillon to Address Butte Business Men at Luncheon
Charles Dillon assistant to the chairman of the committee of western railroad presidents will be the principal speaker at a luncheon tonight at the Thornton hotel in Butte. He leads a Great Northern railway tour with M. L. Countryman general counsel, aiming to explain daily railroad problems and the Great Northern financials to local business leaders.
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Charles Dillon
Committee of Western Railroad
M. L. Countryman
Great Northern
St. Pau
Great
Dillon
Countryman
GONNELY SHOE BUYER RETURNS FROM EAST
Ray Thatcher buyer for Conrail's shoe department returns from a trip to eastern markets including Chicago Rochester Boston New York and St Louis to source styles for the coming season. He notes strap uppers tongue models satin gray and white kids patent leather and the two tone oxford leading for street wear. A complete line of new spring and summer footwear was purchased. Funeral of Edwin Isaac Bessonen held at Sherman Reed funeral home with Rev M D Hudtloft officiating. Mrs Paul Butler and Miss Ann Miller sang selections. Pallbearers named J H Jeandry Fred Searle A Brown Jacob Studia Thomas Drew Albert Laramie. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Ray Thatcher
Conrail
Chicago
Rochester
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Bessonen
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Edwin Isaac Bessonen
M. D. Hudtloft
Paul Butler
Ann Miller
J. H. Jeandry
Fred Searle
A. Brown
Jacob Studia
Thomas Drew
Albert Laramie
Mountain View Cemetery
Sacred musical service at St John’s Episcopal church
A Sunday evening service at St John’s Episcopal featured a rich musical program directed by Mrs J Charles Sullivan. The choir performed with notable tone and balance, highlighted by solos from Mrs C W Siderfin and Mrs H C Reuse, a soprano aria by Miss Teusser, and a trio by Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Hobbs, and William Ones. The organ numbers impressed the congregation, with Mrs Sullivan praised for technique and expression. her training included studies under Mary Wood Chase and Andrew T Weer.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Inez
C. F. Chapman
J. Charles Sullivan
Shelley
C. W. Siderfin
H.C. Reuse
Ernie Collins
Lewis and CW
Carolona
Mex
HA. Teusser
St. Paul's Church
Salt Lake City
Henry Hopkins
R.M. Hobbs
William Ones
Mary Wood Chase
Jace Goodkents
Professor Stead
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Andrew T. Weer
New York
Schiarwenion
Residence resident of Butte dies after 28 years
Emma Manton of Butte dies after a long Montana residence. Born in Detroit, she was widow of Timothy Manton and survived by son Elmer L. Man son, four daughters, three brothers, three sisters, and several in-laws. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church with mass at 9 30. Interment in Holy Cross family plot.
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Manton
Detroit
Mich
Timothy Manton
Michigan
Kansas
California
Montana
Elmer L. Manson
The
Imperial @ally
James Flynn
W. R. Thomas
Hazel
Immaculate Conception Church
The Flirt at the American draws big crowds today
The Flirt continues to draw crowds at the American theater with a strong family life story blending humor and pathos. Today marks its last performance after a well attended run. Also opening is The World's Applause starring Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone, plus The Five Fifteen Sunshine comedy and Pathe News.
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Butte
Bebe Daniels
Lewis Stone
American Theater
Pathe News
Silver Will Argue For Legality Of Bonus Law
Butte attorney Francis I. Silver will assist the attorney general before the supreme court as to the constitutionality of the bonus bill passed two years ago. He said bonds may be offered for sale within a month if the measure is sustained and will depart for Helena this evening to present the case.
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Butte
Francis I. Silver
Wellington
Silver
Helena
Death of C H White Young Miner in Butte
Charles H White aged 24 a native of St Louis and resident of Butte for six months died yesterday at the family home 634 West Granite Street after a brief illness He worked at the Speculator mine Surviving are his wife Emma his mother Mrs Mary Pabst two sisters Gladys and Lillian and two brothers all of Globe Az Surviving relatives as yet unspecified The remains are at Sherman Reed's funeral home funeral time and place to be announced later.
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Charles H. White
St. Louis
Butte
West Granite Street
Speculator
Emma
Mary Pabst
Gladys
Lillian
Globe
Aziz
Sherman & Reed
Marriage Licenses Let Herbert Thomas And Maymie Meier Wed
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of a beloved wife and sister in law. Names Maurice Thompson Mrs N P Anderson Mrs Annie M’Hugh are mentioned in the thanks note.
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Herbert Thomas
Maymie Meier
Patrick McCaughey
Maurice Thompso
N. P. Anderson
Annie M'Hugh
Paulson Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Murder Case
After 45 hours deliberation in the Charles Paulson murder case, the Ansonia jury failed to agree. Foreman William Leveaux said a consensus was impossible and no ballots were taken after the first day. Judge Lynch discharged the jury and Paulson will be tried again this term. County Attorney Bowraumin said a retrial and recall of jurors will be arranged. The jurors listed include Wm Tetouter Fred Stafford and William Laven as foreman.
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Charles Paulson
Eithel Vinhides
Ansonia Hiork
Lynch
William
Leveaux
Paulson
Bowrauin
Rahecal Wemiee
Panmiann
Snd
Vain
Hie
Artor Nose
Nick Rotering
Tisa Dow
Venire
Tetouter
Fred’ Stafford
William Laven
Pan Mike Burke
Joh Klesiek
Sam Ho Tran
Cleopatra's Bronze Mirror and Brass Vanity Case Lore
A Copper and Brass Research bulletin notes Cleopatra used a bronze magnifying mirror and that brass vanity cases, weighing only a few tons in total and produced at high annual rates, remain preferred for rust resistance. Officials say no substitute matches brass for durability and finish.
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Cleopatra
The
Copper and Brass Research ‘Association
Metropolitan Mercury of Art
New York
Swedes Mine Coal in Frozen Arctic Night
One hundred eighty five Swedish coal miners are cut off on Spitzbergen island 700 miles north of the Arctic circle. They will endure an Arctic night until next April with electricity lighting camps and mines. The Swedish firm shipped 72,000 tons of coal last summer. navigation only opens in spring. Sweden relies on Mehite waterfalls for electric power to supplement fuel, while King Coal still holds a niche in the fuel market.
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Gothenburg
Arctic Circle
Spitzbergen
Sweden
Greenland
Phonograph
King Coal
Mim
Conductor Charles Howard Taken Ill on Northern Pacific
Charles Howard conductor for the Northern Pacific on the North Coast Limited from Billings to Butte was taken ill yesterday morning at the Acoma hotel. He was removed to the Northern Pacific hospital at Missoula last night by Dr. Campbell and may undergo an operation.
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Charles Howard
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Billings
Butts
Acoma
Tie
Missoula
Campbell
Butte-Missoula
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New England
Jo Thespins
Richelieu
Mrs. Currie
McDonald’s
Butte Notes
Anaconda
Loiselle Taxi Service
G.G. Marsh
Marsh
Holter
Herbert Grice
J. E. McMillan
Grice
Cody
Wic
Horoes
Gonnely
East
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
N. Main St
Baselanes
Arena Ae
Ing
Columbia River
Musical Service
St. John’s Church
Emma Manion
C.H. White
Arctic
Charles Howard Taken
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Tfl
Foley
Paxson
Central America
West Indies
Apelle
Alice Brady
David Powell
M. Thompson & Sons
McCarthy, Bryant & CO
Jonathan
Schilling
Syra Grange Pekor
Reneecr Cscheerea
Lyon
Hansen's Tard
J. M'C. Thy
Leland Cafe
Rampou Cafe
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