Butte Rotarians laud boys work and Atlantic City trip
Butte Rotary members heard Tom Davis praise local boys for community service, comparing their effort to New York and noting per capita spending of seven thousand dollars. He recounted the Atlantic City Rotary convention with flags, speeches, and a Cuban delegate praising Roosevelt as a shared humanitarian figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States
Tom Davis
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
New York City
Mr. Davis
Davis
Flo
Roosevelt
Tydee Stubbins
Kansas
Butte News Roundup: Court, Medicine and Local Happenings
In Butte several items enroll the day’s brief news: Miss Ethel Knuth vacations in Los Angeles with her uncle Judge Grimes missing yesterday’s police court session presided by Justice Wilkeson. Dr. Arthur G. Allan resumes practice after a nervous breakdown. Dr. Francis Atwell returns to dentistry at 508 Daly Bank building. A marriage license issued to Charles R. Oliver and Anna Marion Ketridge. William Woodward vacationing in Boulder Valley with the Lindlief family. Local notices include magazine availability at P. O. News Stand and savings bank interest on deposits by July 15 from July 1, 1920. Mrs. Hattie B. Schiltz visiting in Butte from Lowell, Wyoming. The Butte Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds a public meeting at the Y. M. C. A. building at 2:30 this afternoon. Miss Florence Sullivan, daughter of County Auditor Nellie Sullivan, can sit up after surgery. Calkins’ art department pitches new picture subjects and framing options for original, artistic frames.
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Ethel Knuth Fis
Los Angeles
Cal
Grimes
Justice Wilkeson
Arthur G. Allan
Owsley Block
Francis Atwell
Daly Bank
Tutte
Charles R. Oliver
Denver
Anna Marion Ketridge
Libby
Mont
William Woodward
Boulder Valley
Charles Lindlief
Cosmopolitan
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
All Story
P. O. News
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
Hattie B. Schiltz
Butte
Lowell
Wyo
Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Sullivan
Nellie Sullivan
Calkins’ Art Department
Tax Returns Deadline News From Collector Walsh
July 31 is the last date to file capital stock tax returns without a 25 percent penalty per an announcement by Collector James A. Walsh. Blanks are being mailed from the office. A separate note lists Dr. J. R. E. Sievers resuming practice at Owsley block. Also, Mrs. John Gay of Sidney Iowa lost a gold ring twenty years ago. workmen near her home recently found it sparkling as when lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
James A. Walsh
John Gay
Sidney
Iowa
County uses new land classification book for Silver Bow ranches
Deputy assessor Peter J. Kelly announces a county book plotting Silver Bow lands by classification with color coded maps for irrigated non irrigated grazing coal mineral and timber lands. Prepared by Emmett Malloy and turned over last March the system clarifies valuations and shows roads streams and swamps aiding landowners and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Kelly
Silver Bow
Emmett Malloy
Ryan Arrests as Officers Seize Still In Raid
United States officers seized a still and mash in a raid. Rohan and Campbell and Julia Connley were arrested on illicit liquor charges. Rohan, Campbell, and Connley appeared before a U.S. commissioner and were bound over to federal court for the October term with $1000 bonds. 120 gallons of mash found at Connley’s home and a still plus mash at Campbell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rohan
West Aluminum Street
United States
L.S. Groff
Internal Revenue
Kenneth W. Moe
Weir, Whalen and McDowell
Dan Campbell
West Copper
Julia Connley
van Etten
Campbell
Burke Oat Satisfied With Big Powwow
Montana Democrats returned from San Francisco with Gov S V Stewart and others praising the convention as open minded. Burke says the gathering produced a progressive candidate and platform to appeal to all citizens wanting government control in the people's hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
San Francisco
Butte
Oregon
McAdoo Bitter-Enders
Cox
Internal Revenue Seeks Bootleggers Under New Tax Provisions
Federal prohibition agents and IRS collectors emphasize doubled taxes under the national prohibition act for those involved in illegal liquor manufacture or sale. Retailers face a 500 dollar penalty, manufacturers 1,000 dollars, with penalties extending to those who operate stills or mix moonshine. Property may be seized to satisfy tax liens, and unpaid amounts become future claims if the bootlegger gains assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Acoma Hotel Transfers to Berry's Control
The Acoma hotel on East Broadway changes hands with Arthur Berry purchasing from Matilda Hall and A von Dachenhausen. Berry, former Hennessy supervisor and Florence hotel manager, will maintain the hotel’s reputation and plans complete renovations and other changes. The property has 70 rooms and attracted a desirable patronage of locals and transients.
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Acoma
East Broadway
Arthur Berry
Hennessy Company
Florence
Matilda Hall
A. von Dachenhausen
Berry
Mr. Berry
Mrs Ernest Buried in Sherman & Reed Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna Ernest were held yesterday near noon at the Sherman and Reed chapel with Rev. M Huddloff officiating. Mrs Maulsberry and Mrs Bailor sang solos, floral offerings were numerous, pallbearers included Anderson Robinson Lenz Spackman Grisley Girroi. interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Johanna Ernest
Sherman & Reed Chapel
M. Huddloff
Maulsberry
Bailor
Messrs. Anderson
Robinson
Lenz
Spackman
Grisley
Girroi
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Dave Hudtloff for Sheriff Lincoln Club Meeting
Paid advertisement urging support for Dave Hudtloff for sheriff. Lincoln Club announces a July 9 meeting at 8 p m in the council chambers with T. D. Butterfield as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hudtloff
Lincoln Club
T. D. Butterfield
O Rourke Delighted With Convention Result
Sheriff John K. O Rourke of Silver Bow county returned to Butte from San Francisco praising Governor Cox as the party’s choice for president and Franklin D Roosevelt as running mate He lauded Kremer’s convention speech and noted San Francisco hospitality and orderly crowd management.
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John K. O'Rourke
Silver Bow County
Butte
San Francisco
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sheriff O'Rourke
Ex-Service Men May Still Secure Insurance
Ex servicemen who let war risk insurance lapse may reinstate within 18 months after discharge. Emmett O'Brien of Silver Bow post American Legion says many in Butte are still eligible. Only two premium payments needed to reactivate. no need to pay all back premiums.
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Emmett O’brien
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Butte
O'Brien
War Risk Insurance Bureau
William A. Clark Sued for Divorce in Silver Bow Court
Ethel V. Clark filed for divorce from William A. Clark in Silver Bow district court. The couple wed in Missoula on Sept 1 1915. Non support cited as the ground. Fannie Takala was granted a divorce from Nick Takala in Judge Lambs court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel V. Clark
William A. Clark
Silver Bow
Missoula
Mrs. Clark
Fannie Takala
Nick Takala
Mayor Sees 318000 Saved by Removal to Courthouse
Mayor Stodden says moving city offices to the courthouse could save taxpayers about 18000 yearly. He notes city hall operating costs last year were 12789.81, rental offers may add 6000 more savings, and first floor courthouse space could provide cleaner quarters with police possibly moving to the sheriff’s office or county jail building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stodden
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Good crops boost in Montana counties after drought
Dr. Arthur G. Allan and Mrs Allan returned to Butte from Northern Montana where Chouteau Cascade and Lewis and Clark counties are described as in excellent agricultural condition. The doctor called the country a perfect picture with green fields, verdant woods, and high alfalfa. Cattle are fat and optimism runs high for prosperity in the region.
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Arthur G. Allan
Allan
Montana
Butte
Chouteau
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Fire destroys ranch house at Miles Crossing
A fire gutted the ranch house of Dr. T. A. Grigg at Miles Crossing on Wednesday night. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary. Furniture and farm machinery were lost along with about $700 worth of hay. A pet fox terrier, owned by Mrs. Grigg for 12 years, died in the fire as it could not escape.
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T. A. Grigg
Miles Crossing
Thanking friends for sympathy after loss of wife and mother
Edward Ernest and family express gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy during illness and death. They name Reverend M. Huddloff and Mrs Maulsberry for thanks and acknowledge all who sent floral offerings.
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M. Huddloff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte Banks
J. A. Donovan
Rotarians
Michigan
Dr. Donovan
Phil Gillis
Carl Nissler
Dr. Jones
Rotary Club of
Orton Bros
Glasces County
Ryan
Milady
West Park
New York
Hubby
King-Cole Garment Store
West Park Street
Burke
Internal Revenue Men
Agoma Hotel
Calkins Company
Dennison
B. E. Calkins CO
Taleam
Cuticure Laboratories
Rept
X. Maldon
Mars
Ernest
Orourke
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
Park
Lyon
Ceylon
White House
John J. M’carthy
Dreibeleis Song Shop
Butte’s Greatest Music Store
DR. Davis
Park and
Oechsli
West Broadway
North Counties
Rangh
MILES
Unidesktakers
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona St
Ovcina
Rasid Ovcina
Duggan
Undertaking Artors
Mountain Jew Cemetery
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Fen
Vorn Herbberg
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
California
Ivon
North Dakota
J. B
Hills Bros
McCarthy's Sanitary
Lanulmianems
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
E. Park St
Haskell
Aletha Hunter Haskell
Walsh
Sacred Heart Church
Eva Robinson
Holy Cross
M. J. Walsh CO
Laudilriakers
Joseph Richards
Warrington Richards
George T. Wade
South
Montana Street
S. Montana St
W. Edwy
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