Butte Notes: Local Guests and Business Arrivals
Butte notes list guests and visitors including Charlies J. Fuller of Shelby and John L. Hardy of Great Falls at the Arizona, A. C. Bates of Dillon at the Acoma, and Beatrice, Lucille and May Ahrens from Missoula. Dr Sievers to resume practice July 9. Baker of Chicago arranging Bloomer Girls games. deposits earned interest by July 15 at Miners Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Broa
Sievers
Charlies J. Fuller
Shelby
The
Arizona
A. C. Bates
Dillon
Butte
Acoma
P. O
T. S. Cullen
the Arizona
John L. Hardy
Great Falls
Arizona. Co. FE
Baker
Chicago
Bloomer Girls
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co
Beatrice, Lucille
May Ahrens
Missoula
Special Notice Carrier Delivery and Visitor Greetings
Special notice advises delivery by 7 80 if needed and offers urgent messenger service. The section lists multiple visitors and guests in Butte including C D Doak Twin Bridges G F Fleming Dillon and others from Idaho Falls Spokane Billings Missoula and more, with lodging at local hotels and registration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
C. D. Doak
Twin Bridges
G. F. Fleming
Dillon
Leggat
E. Lloyd Bell
Thornton
Idaho Falls
C. B. Horrall
Spokane
Charles Olson
Billings
H. Cook
Missoula
Acoma
J. F. Ferguson
Wisdom
William Brady
Elmer Hinshaw
E. Denny
Gregson Springs
Break-in Attempt Foiled At ADE Clothing Store
An early Sunday break-in attempt at Murphy's clothing store on 65 East Park Street was stopped as thieves fled, possibly frightened away. They tried to jimmy the street-front showcase with a knife or chisel, aiming to steal wearing apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy’s Clothing
East Park Street
Horse theft charge leads to district court bound over
Hamilton July 7 Sheriff Earl Lockridge retrieved Hari Miller of Stevensville from Philipsburg on a horse stealing charge. Miller, about 25, got a hearing before Justice J G Leibel and was bound over to district court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Earl Lockridge
Philipsburg
Hari Miller
Stevensville
Miller
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Leibel
District Court
Warsaw to Have 22 Story Skyscraper
Warsaw plans Europe's first 22 story skyscraper to be completed next year. The structure will rise in terraces narrowing every four floors and will include 1,000 office rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Europe
Montana Public Health association meets in Butte
Public health officials from across Montana convene in Butte for the annual Montana Public Health association gathering. Discussions include spotted fever investigations and protecting public water supplies along with the role of laboratories. notable attendees include Dr. Lumsden and Dr. Cogswell, with addresses by Dr. Fuson and Prof. Cobleigh. A second convention of the Montana State Medical association follows, focusing on liquor prescription powers and a federal ruling on medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Public Health Association
Butte
Lumsden
United States Public Health Service
Washington
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
State Board of Health
G. A. Fuson
Great Falls
W. M. Cobleigh
Bozeman
John X. Newman
State Board of Health Hygienic Laboratory
Montana State Medical Association
Medical Association
Dillon to Hear Noted Bass Singer and Pianist Tonight
Dillon residents will enjoy a concert in the Normal college auditorium featuring Willard Andelin, a bass singer, and Arvilla Clark, a renowned pianist and former grand opera star. The program is hailed as one of the best in Dillon and promises a real musical treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Normal College
Willard Andelin
Arvilla Clark
Andelin
HOUSE PROWLER WORKING AGAIN IN WEST SIDE
Police Chief Murphy warns residents on the west side to watch for a repeating house prowler seen in the last week. A woman caught him entering a home and chased him. he is described only as a small man. Lock doors when leaving and report any suspicious loiterers to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Murphy
Oregon Short Line equipment damaged in side swipe near Silver Bow
Four special equipment cars of the Oregon Short Line railroad were badly damaged when a string of freight cars attached to a switch engine side-swiped them near Silver Bow junction. Several crew members were jarred but none injured. Two cars were crushed and two damaged less severely on the siding bound for Livingston, with damage estimated at about $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Silver Bow Junction
Livingston
Spice of 1922 at Broadway ends encores for long show
Owing to length, no encores will be allowed during Spice of 1922 at the Broadway for two nights starting Saturday with a Sunday matinee. The full three hour production features 32 scenes, 100 performers, and a 40 member chorus, including Brendel Bert Georgie Price Arman Kaliz Sam Hearn and Alice Ridner.
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Broadway
New York Winter Garden
Brendel and
Bert
Georgie Price
Arman Kaliz
Sam Hearn
Florenc Berowne
Johnny Berkes
Alice Ridner
Arthur Corey
Martha Throop
Betty Jones
Evelyn Downing
Elsie Wachta
Extra Massacre Details From 1876 Tribune Issue
An ex Billings man owns a rare copy of the Tribune of Bismarck D T extra issued July 6 1876 with the first account of the Custer massacre. It notes Mark Kellogg among victims whose body remained unmutilated and clothed. The report lists civilians Boston Custer Arthur Reed and relatives Col Thomas Custer and Colonel Calhoun. It mentions a surviving Crow scout and his undisclosed role.
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W. F. Warner
Billings
The
Tribune
Bismarck
D. T
General Custer
Mark Kellogg
Kellogg
Kelogg
Rosebud
Custer
Boston Custer
Arthur Reed
Col
Thomas Custer
Calhoun
Evangelist Erickson Holds Healing Service at Baptist Church
Evangelist Erickson leads the First Baptist healing service tonight at 7 30 with large turnouts. He will also hold daily prayer meetings for the sick from 11 to 12 and 1 to 2 30, offering continued healing and preaching through the run of the campaign in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Evangelist Erickson
Erickson
Butte
Burglars Rifle Eva Yount Home on Mahoney Street
Thieves gained entry to Mrs. Eva Younts home at 418 Mahoney Street and ransacked the house yesterday afternoon taking valuables including a purse with 7.50 in cash a Wal tham watch and receipts. This marks the third burglary at the residence in recent weeks while Mrs Yount was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Yount
Mahoney Street
Waltham Watch
Yount
Clerk Carrier List For Butte Office
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a clerk carrier examination on September 1, 1923, to establish an eligible register for vacancies in Butte with $1 400 a year. Open to U S citizens men and women, sex may be specified for certification. Age 18 to 45, with exceptions for military or naval service. Further information from Charles F Williams local secretary or secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service district Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office Service
Butte
United States
Charles F. Wiliams
Board of Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Soul of the Beast at the Ansonia theater
Thousands rushed to Ansonia to witness filming of Thomas H. Ince's Soul of the Beast with Oscar the elephant and Madge Bellamy. Cirque shots featured a canvas-top circus ring and bleacher crowds, breaking attendance records as cameras captured the runaway circus waif tale in the Canadian backwoods.
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Thomas H. Ince
Metro
Ansonia Theater
Oscar
the Elephant
Madge Bellamy
Ince Company
Mrs. Cartee Returns From East Trip
Mrs. George Cartee of Front street returns home after five weeks touring the East with the Shriners special. She visited relatives in Washington Baltimore and other cities and enjoyed the journey immensely.
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Mrs. Cartee
East
George Cartee
Front Street
Shriners’ Special
Washington
Baltimore
Oar Inquisition Suppressed in 1808 and Abolished in 1826
The record notes that the oar inquisition was suppressed in 1808 and formally abolished in 1826, marking the timeline of its decline and end during the early 19th century.
Jewelry Store Robbed Of 150 Dollars In Theft
Thieves shattered a front door panel at Hynes and Bear jewelry, 69 West Park Street, and stole two gold watches and a turquoise ring valued around $150. The safe remained largely intact thanks to late Saturday night storage. A watchman at Symons across the street saw two young men loitering near the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynes & Bear
West Park Street
M. Delavage
Symons
Bitter Root Picnic Will Be Big Affair
Bitter Root creamery officials forecast a larger Bitter Root Picnic and dairy stock show set for August 8 and 9. The dairy stock show becomes an exclusive blue-blood event on day one, with visiting Hamilton firemen to attend day two. Key organizers include A T Porter, L A Holt, and George T Baggs, with John G Howe as manager and C H Stevens as marshal.
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Hamilton
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
John G. Howe
C. H. Stevens
A. T. Porter
L. A. Holt
Geo. T. Baggs
Harold Metcalf
G. F. Boldt
Emmett Cherry
William Cochran
John McLaughlin
Elmer Johnson
Dr. P. 8. Rennick
Wm. Drew
A. McGreggor
Parade
W. M. Cook
H. J. St. John
Wincer Caple
Walter Perry
Ed Willey
E. O. Scott
M. J. Cherry
H. V. Lockridge
H. H. Duncan
J. F. Borough
C. L. Adama
J. G. Howe
H. L. Holt
Ralph Raymond
Douglas Hooper
Earl Buck
Geo. L. Boldt
Oscar Smith
Ed Reed
Co. C. Chilcott
G. A. Kain
H. D. Moss
J. G. Kohl
J. G. H. Rowe
Bert Gavin
Lee Bass
Ed Childers
Roy Stratton
Grounds
H. E B. Gleason
Ewen Lockridge
J. H. Wilcox
Funeral Services for Frank Stevens at Hamilton
Funeral services for Frank C. Stevens of the Long and Stevens ranch near Darby were held at the Masonic temple. The body was shipped to Rockford Illinois for interment. Mrs. Woodruff and John B. Woodruff accompanied the remains. Stevens and Walter Long had bought the large ranch holdings from G L Satterlee about eight years earlier, the farm noted as highly profitable in the upper valley. He died after years of illness. He was 56 years old and a native of Massachusetts.
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Hamilton
Frank C. Stevens
Long & Stevens
Darby
Masonic Temple
Rockford
Ill
Woodruff
John B. Woodruff
Stevens
Massachusetts
Summer heat leaves rancher paralyzed near Corvallis
Corvallis July 8 William Christofferson was overcome by heat while working in a hay field early last week. He fell unconscious for more than 24 hours and remains partially paralyzed, though showing improvement after several days at his ranch home two miles south of town.
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Corvallis
William Christofferson
Mrs Daly Arrives in Hamilton for Summer at Daly Estate
Mrs Margaret Daly arrived in Hamilton to spend the summer at the Daly estate residence. She left New York weeks ago and spent time in Southern California before returning to Bitter Root. A distant note on population projects one person per 20 acres now, rising to five per acre in 400 years if trends continue.
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Mrs. Daly
Hamilton
Margaret Daly
Daly Estate
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Butte Notes
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John J. McCarthy
Prop
Blue Jays
Montana Association
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Congress
Ciry
Bourquin
Dillon Bureau
Wolf Point
Gertrude Dullenty
Alfred Applegren
Dullenty
Frank Kellum
Beaverhead County
Mooney
Evelyn Gleed
Salt Lake City
Beaverhead
Perry Bowers
Walter Jones
S J. Regis
Mr. Jones
J. H. Bray
Lakeview
Chief Murphy
Telephouh
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and Meatres
East Broadway
N. Main St
MceCarthy
Leo
Oregon
Gillett
Knox Gelatine
Hires Root Beer Extr Bottle
Welch
Swift
Fang
Ver
Massacre
Crow
Baptist Church
Ansonia
Bitter Root News
Frank Stevens
Columbia
Columbia Dealers
Lea Aysae
Colwmbia
Lili
TH Betty Compson
Conway Tearle
Golden
Lamb
Galena Butte
Mont
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
J. E. Lorenz
WM. J. Sullivan
North Main Street
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