Butte Notes Center on Out-of-Town Visitors and Guests
The item lists numerous business visitors and guests in Butte from Havre Spokane Missoula Miles City Plains and Townsend. Names include Derril Iseminger Jerome Finley Carl Egebers H J Miller and A L Steiner. The notices mention hotels Arizona New Finien Acoma and Ken all hosting these travelers. A special delivery notice advises calling the Butte office if a paper is not delivered by 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goddard
Billings
Acoma
Carpenters’ Hall
Flake
Derril Iseminger
Butte
Great Falls
Jerome Finley
Havre
Harvey J. Kelly
Bozeman
New
Edward Maslin
Jersey City
Hegre Iit Tle
Sndvan
C.M. Roop
Mis
Arsene
H. J. Miler
Livinstom
Mela Spannath
D. E Spannath
Windom v
Ken
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Murray Comgar
S42
Francisco
Fourth in Butte sparks farmer gains despite rain
Fred Henningsen of Henningsen Produce argues the Fourth in Butte sparked benefits for farmers as meteorological displays and artillery-like pyrotechnics drew crowds. He notes rain was badly needed in Western Montana and anticipates substantial economic enrichment, while weather risks were minimized by controlled elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Henningsen
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte
J.P
Henningsen
Montana
Cena
Fragmented ad excerpt lists groceries and prices
Readable items include sugar in 25 and 10 pound lots with prices, canned fruit, lard, flour, potatoes, soap, brooms, and tea. Mentions Rex flour Lyon's Best of Occident Netted Gem potatoes and Ceylon tea with unclear quantities. No clear event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puyallup
Specia
Young America
Broadway to Open Seat Sale for Lightnin Engagements
The Broadway theater announces advance sale opens at noon with heavy demand. Tickets for the three Detroit run dates July 11 13 13 go fast as stars Ben Hur Maude Adams and Thomas Jefferson headlining a special All-star cast for Lightnin. To curb scalpers only 15 tickets per person will be sold. This marks the last major road show until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
John Golden
Lightnin
Court notes span alimony cases and warrants in county
Judge W Carroll signed a decree granting Wintered Moore alimony of 17 50 monthly plus attorney fees and custody of a minor. Warrant from Justice Carey led to arrest of J W Hayden alias Moore for failure to provide for his wife. Other items include a deputy witness report on shootings, a charge of assault death third degree, and Jack Nolan charged with reckless driving continued July 26 with $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carroll Yeatereay
Moore
Harold "Moore
Mterney
Justice 3
F. Carey
W ‘Hlayden
Aybelle Des
Hayden
Fuster
Louie
Buckley
Dotty’ Jones
Turrancy
Joan Dusgan
Thorn
Jack Nolan
Storm on Lower Madison Lake Claims Two Lives and More
Meadow Lake Inn witnesses recall a noon storm that toppled three boats on Lower Madison Lake, drowning Mrs Wehrspon and Mr Jutsl. Elwood P. Wilson, a Butte druggist, saved Charles Greiner and a couple before the waves overwhelmed the scene. William Carpenter reached shore after a harrowing mile-long paddle as rescuers battled the stormy surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lake Inn
Madison Lake
Butte
Ind
Jutal
Ull
Greiner
Wilson
Elwood P. Wilson
Helena
Tr. Wilson
William Carpenter
East Broadway
Mrs Wehrspon
Mr. Jutsl
Mr. Carpenter
Cunningham Heads Tuberculosis Body in Helena
Helena July 1 Harry J Cune sham of Billings honorary vice president Gov Dixon Senator Walsh and John D of Butte head the tuberculosis body meeting in Helena with state officials and medical leaders named in the draft report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Harry J. Cunesham
Billings
J.M. Dixon
Walsh
John’ D. Ot
Potato Salad Poisoning Hits Great Falls Party
A July Fourth incident near the Sun River diversion dam eight miles west of Great Falls leaves 30 people sick in a 16 person party after potato salad prepared earlier is blamed. Arthur Lue weeke reported the group found on the ground with pain Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Mor Johnson and Grover Parker family are said to be in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Peradne
Sun River
Arthur Lueweeke
Mor. Johnson
Iis City
Thie City
Grover Parker Chateau
el Parker
Escaped convict captured in Bitterroot ranch house
Arthur Popham, a forger who escaped a prison camp near Drummond with Indian convict Charles Michel, was captured asleep in a ranch bed between Woodside and Victor by Sheriff Bari Lockridge and aides. Michel remained at large after leaving Rock Creek, having walked over 100 miles during the escape.
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Arthur Popham
Drummond
Charles Michel
Butte
Popham
Stevensville
Woodside
Victor
Bari Lockridge
William Grimes
Lewis Wolfe
Michel
Rock Creek
Heat claims first summer heat victim in Butte
Theodore F. Geuting died during a heat wave as a coroner's jury ruled his death was due to acute dilation of the heart aggravated by excessive heat. The coroner noted July 3 as the warmest day of the season with a high near normal for the area. Geuting resided at 428 South Main Street Washoe Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Geuting
Geuting
Im Butte
Washoe
South Mi Street
Encomiums For Float In Big Parade
Encomiums for the float in a major parade were widespread after the event. The float, built by the Crystal Cream Company, featured two children in a dog cart harnessed to a fine steed, with a striking display draped in the national color.
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Encomi
Shadows of Paris to close today at local theater
The Paramount picture Shadows of Paris garners strong reception at the venue yesterday and today. It stars continental actors including Pom Negri and French authors referenced in a favorable review. The theater announces showings continuing through today with a likely late performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pom Negri
Paramount Picture
Shadows of Parle
Taito Theater
Francisco Carce
Picard
Kiki
Pape
Watty Meira
Polaing
Montana Wool Growers See Strong Prices Amid Stable Market
Prices range by 34 to 38 cents as Montana wool men sold early to secure top prices. Mayer of Silberman company traveled to Montana to inspect offerings and praised the wool quality. Joe Hanlon, a longtime Montana woolman, notes industry experience and predicts steady, comfortable prices amid a world wool shortage. Temperature and weather notes indicate moderately high pressures west of the Cascades with light to moderate rain in Wyoming and western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mayer
Silberman Company
Joe Hanlon
Wyoming
Mane Jon
Mino
Williston
Cascades
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
Aklen
Divide
Funeral notice incomplete with readable fragments
Fragmentary OCR text notes a funeral event with limited readable details. It mentions a funeral and an intended service but lacks names, dates, locations, or authorities to specify a full notice.
Weather Woes Hit Butte With July Rain Rush
First week of July brings nearly half an inch of rain on most days, a trace on July 2 and 3, while June was dry with under an inch. Temperatures swung from 93 to near 70 as clouds and sun mixed, heavy rainfall briefly soaking the town before sun returned. Government forecast predicts more precipitation and warmer temps ahead. local notes cite a 71 degree high and 60 degree low in the past 24 hours.
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Vestentay
Theovernment Bureau
Helena
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