Butte Notes Guests and Visitors List at Local Hotels
A long register of guests and visitors is noted from multiple towns. Esther Sloan of Belgrade, Mary C. Monroe of Missoula, D. E. Leighton of Missoula, J. R. Orr of Great Falls, and others are shown staying at the Finlen Leggat Acoma Acoma and Butte hotels. Names include Orton Bros. advertising Rent pianos, Howard Alex, James Scofield, W. J. Stoltz, T. E. Titus, George Ditty, F. B. Axtell, Chris Overgaard, Dorothy White, Robert West, and Mrs. P. A. Brady among many travelers lodging in town. The note ends with a list of magazines now available at the P. O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Esther Sloan
Belgrade
Thornton
Howard Alex
Three Forks
W. J. Stoltz
Sheridan
Butte
P. W. Rodich
Anaconda
Acoma
James Scofield
Wisdom
Leggat
W. A. Ritter
Finen
J. Jenson
T. E. Titus
Finlen
East Helna
Mary C. Monroe
Missoula
Utte
Te Finlen
A. J. White
Helena
George Ditty
Dillon
Dorothy White
Robert West
Bozeman
P. A. Brady
Basin
Ray H. Percy
Ennis
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
Flynn's
Literary Digest
True Story
Love Story
P. O
Adv
On the Stroke of Twelve Appears at Ansonia Theater
The melodrama by Joseph Le Brandt, a stage hit for five years, has been adapted for the screen by Trem Carr and is presented by Bayart Pictures. It opens at the Ansonia theater today for two days with an excellent cast featuring well known players.
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Joseph le Brandt
Trem Carr
Bayart Pictures Corporation
Australia Exports To 98 Countries In Past Year
In the last 12 months Australia shipped its goods to 98 countries, reflecting broad international reach. Trade data show continued diversification of export markets with strong demand in several regions and steady growth across key sectors.
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Australia
Camp Tahepia Engages Large Group Of Butte Girls
A large and eager turnout for Camp Tahepia at George town lake prompts a longer stay of at least one week. Public registration is today at the Butte Chamber of Commerce, with a surprise Gypsy week planned for the final week. Thirty-one girls have registered, with additional delegates expected from Philipsburg and Sheridan, including Dorothy Davis Naomi Gates Elizabeth Davis Janet Ralph Kathleen Hayes Adelaide Houtte Virginia LaLonde Helen Milde Harriet Kennedy Margaret Lehwalder Barbara Lehwalder Norma Cole Beulah Dubler Betty Anderson Lorraine Hearth Flva Lacey Catherine Callahan Helen Murphy Margaret Orr Gwendoyn Clarke Hester Davis Ruth Charette Jane Burrough Lois Thirloway Jeanette Duncan Benita Adlard Marjorie Donner Catherine Volherding Kathleen Smith Marion Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lake
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Philipsburg
Sheridan
Tahopia
Dorothy Davis
Naomi Gates
Elizabeth Davis
Janet Ralph
Kathleen Hayes
Adelaide Houtte
Virginia LaLonde
Helen Milde
Harriet Kennedy
Margaret Lehwalder
Barbara Lehwalder
Norma Cole
Beulah Dubler
Betty Anderson
Lorraine Hearth
Flva Lacey
Catherine Callahan
Helen Murphy
Margaret Orr
Gwendoyn Clarke
Hester Davis
Ruth Charette
Jane Burrough
Lois Thirloway
Jeanette Duncan
Benita Adlard
Marjorie Donner
Catherine Volherding
Kathleen Smith
Marion Warner
Girls at Gardens to Be Given Test Series
A new series of athletic tests for girls at the Columbia Gardens playgrounds will be administered this summer by the Playground and Recreation Association of America. Four events include a dash, baseball throw for accuracy, basketball throw, and baseball throw for distance. Tests must be completed in one day, with a second attempt allowed if a girl does not finish all events that day. no more than two tries per event. Supervisors are Miss Eleanor Keefe and Miss Marian Fitzpatrick. Summer dancing classes run each Thursday under Fitzpatrick, Nash, and Kayeski, with a daily schedule for age groups from six years and under to over twelve.
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Playground and Recreation Association of America
Columbia Gardens
Marian Fitzpatrick
Eleanor Keefe
Frances Nash
Kinga Kayeski
Gardener Sustains Knife Wound in China Alley Fight
Gam Lee, a Basin Creek gardener, received a deep knife wound to his right thigh yesterday afternoon during a fight in China alley. He was treated at St. James hospital, released, and sent home. No arrests were made.
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Gam Lee
Basin Creek
China Alley
Lee
St. James Hospital
Malloy
Amateur League Resumes Schedule With Three Games This Week
The Amateur Baseball league resumes after a two day break for the Fourth. Three games are scheduled this week with Saturday night action to keep the schedule current. Tonight’s matches feature Stratfords versus Gulch and Hebgen Park versus Floral Park and Walkerville at Cinders, Centerville and Englewood, at Parrot.
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Stratfords and
Gulch
Hebgen Park
Floral Park
Walkerville
Cinders
Centerville
Englewood
Parrot
Washington and Grant Meet in Key Interscholastic Baseball
A morning game between Washington and Grant schools will unfold at 9 a m on the Cinders field. Washington remains undefeated while Grant has one loss. Both teams are evenly matched, and a Grant victory could force a league tie if Washington loses.
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Washington
Grant
Final Grade School league games set for Friday and Monday
The final games in the Grade School league will be played Friday morning on the Cinders and Parrot flats ball fields. Class B Division 1 has completed its schedule and will play the winner of the Division 2 contest decided Friday. The Class B Division 1 game versus the Friday winner is set for Monday morning at Hebgen park. The Class A championship will also be decided Friday.
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Cinders
Parrot Flats
Hebgen Park
Popular Butte Woman 13 Deal
Mrs. Margaret Barclay 36 longtime Butte telephone company chief operator and supervisor died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon. Born in Seattle she lived in Butte 27 years and was widely known. Survived by husband Ross Barclay two sisters Mrs John Mackinsie of New York and Mrs Frank Chard of Portland Ore a brother Morris Campbell of Bingham Utah and a niece Patsy Chard of Portland. Body is at the White chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barclay
Telephone Company
Butte
St Olaf Quintet to Visit Butte on July 23
The St Olaf's quintet, premier soloists from the St Olaf choir of Northfield Minnesota, will appear in Butte on July 23 under the auspices of St Mark's Lutheran church. Manager Paul G Schmidt announced the western leg includes New York and Chicago and the group will perform with saxophone quartets and piano solos. The Rev M D Hudtloff and St Mark's seek a suitable auditorium and will announce the venue later in the month. The quintet members include Matthew Lyders Obed Grinder Os good Westley Luther Noss and Reuben Benson.
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St Olaf’s
St. Olaf's Choir
Northfield
Minn
Butte
Paul G. Schmidt
M. D. Hudtloff
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
St. Mark's
New York
Chicago
Huddloff
St. Olaf's
Matthew Lyders
Obed Grinder
Osgood Westley
Luther Noss
Reuben Benson
Victor Orthophonic
Victor Company
Burned Hand From Explosion Of Cracker Incident
Terry Kelly of 710 North Wyoming street suffered burns near his left eye and on his right hand when a firecracker exploded in his hand yesterday. He was treated at St. James hospital by Dr. Malloy. Ed Jones of 120 North Idaho street was brought to the same hospital with a badly lacerated head and face after police found him on the street. Doctors Rose and Malloy required 12 stitches to close his injuries. Jones could not explain how he was injured.
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Terry Kelly
North
Wyoming Street
St. James Hospital
Malloy
Ed Jones
North Idaho Street
Butte Independence Day brings quiet jail and odd capers
In Butte a noisy Fourth yielded a quiet city jail as celebrations peaked. A holdup netted $85 from Alvin Fall and Thomas Murray after four youths in a car fled. Leo Kiley alias Ed Barry faces investigation for posing as a federal agent and taking bribes, while John Lennon arrived drunk with $4,880, prompting police to direct him to a hotel. An auto collision near the federal building caused no injuries and a watch vanished from a Leonard mine locker.
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Butte
Alvin P. Fall
North Idaho
Thomas Murray
North Washington
Fast Park
Pull
Murray Mamie Towle
South
Washington Street
CJ Rodda
Porter Avenue
Leo Kiley
Ed Barry
S. L. Smith
East Park Street
Kiley
Morrison and Doolin
John Lennon
Bearmouth
Lennon
J. J. Murphy
M. Wauvich
South Montana
W. Foote
Federal
W. M. Dixon
Anaconda Road
Leonard Mine
Firecracker Sparks Tie Blaze to Copper Street House
Sparks from a firecracker caused a blaze at 113 West Copper Street, starting on the Busch home shingles but extinguished by the Butte Fire Department. No injuries or major damage reported. other calls included an elevator brake smoke in the Lewisohn block, a car fire on North Montana Street, and a rubbish fire on Whitman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fred Martin
Albert Busch
West
Copper Street
Lewisohn
Montana Street
Whitman Avenue
Gardens Teams to Play Today in Childrens Day League
Play in the Gardens baseball league resumes at the playground for the second round of the schedule. Six teams enter the day and are evenly matched. Early games at 9:00 a.m. Weasels vs Cardinals, 10:15 a.m. Centerville vs Parrot Flats, 11:30 a.m. McQueen vs Clear Grit. Teams for early games will be picked up by the street car motorman if they gather at designated stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardens Baseball League
Weasels
Cardinals
Centerville
Parrot Flats
McQueen
Clear Grit
Minneapolis Guests Enjoy Butte Hospitality
Mr and Mrs W F Menk of Minneapolis visited Mrs Susie A Richards at 204 North Main Street. They had not seen her in 25 years and praised the patriotic parade as one of the best they had seen while expressing delight at the hospitality shown in Butte.
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W. F. Menk
Minneapolis
Susie A. Richards
North Main Street
Butte
Belmonts Face East Side In Legion League Playoff
Belmonts meet East Side at Hebgen Park Friday at 10 am in a Legion league playoff to settle the championship. Cardinals Belmonts and East Side have tied for first with each club recording one win and one loss in the playoff so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion League
Belmonts
Hebgen Park
Cardinals
East Side
Assault Leaves 17 year old at home in hospital
Edward F. Cullerton, 17, was attacked at the corner of Galena and Dakota while walking to a carnival. He suffered a concussion and facial injuries after being knocked down, kicked, and robbed of a raincoat. His father urges police to identify the assailants, expressing resolve to seek justice.
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Galena
Dakota Streets
Edward F. Cullerton
John FF. Cullerton
West
Galena Street
St. James Hospital
Cullerton
Young Cullerton
Dakota
Return of Father Hannan Body Sparks Funeral Plans
The body of Father Michael J. Hannan will be brought to Butte from Rochester and may be buried here or sent to Ireland. Telegrams confirm remains arrive Saturday on the Milwaukee with Mass planned for either Monday or Tuesday. The priest, beloved at St Marys and deeply connected to the community, served for years in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hannan
Butte
Michael J. Hannan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Larry Duggan
Duggan
Peter M. Brett
St. Mary's
Mary John
Father MacDonald
St. Lawrence's Church
Ireland
Rochester
James O'Shea
Father Clifford
Lima
Milwaukee
Anaconda Standard
Iowa Tornadoes: Ten per Year But Mostly Minor
Des Moines reports Iowa has averaged ten tornadoes annually over the past decade, per the state weather and crop bureau, with most events classified as insignificant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ilowa
Iowa
State Weather and
Purification Health Ad Promises System Cleanse with Calotabs
Physicians endorse purification of the system as a foundation of health. The ad urges a thorough Calotabs course, once or twice weekly for weeks, claiming Nature rewards vitality. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Yate Pictures
Ansonia
Joseom L. Brandt
Butte Notes
F. B. Axtell
the Butte
Rom Sheridan
Chris Overgaard
Tarepia
Girl Scout
China
Olaf
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros - Coffee
Reg Pat
John
Dire City
Legion League
Rialto Jate
Evry
Rialto Orchestra Band
Salt Lake City
Finnich
America
Tabernacle
Balt Lake
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Henry. Coulam
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