Butte Notes Rentals and Visitors Reported
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Mrs. Plato Chase of Whitehall is registered at the Acoma. S. L. Goddard of Billings is a guest at the Thornton while in Butte. Martin Flynn is a Logan visitor in the city. Mrs. A. Feney of Missoula is in Butte on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elling, Virginia City people, are guests at the New Finlen. Frank Walls of Pony among Montana registrants at the Acoma yesterday. Deposits made in our savings depart by July 15 draw interest from July 1. Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Plato Chase
Whitehall
Acoma
S. L. Goddard
Billings
Thornton
Butte
Martin Flynn
Logan
City
A. Feney
Missoula
Carl Elling
Virginia City
New Finlen
Montana
Frank Walls
Pony
New Saturday Post
Literary Digest
Argosy
Flynn’s
Big Sunday
P. O. News Stand
Adv
RUPTURE EXPERT SEELEY TO VISIT BUTTE FOR SHOWCASE
F H Seeley from Chicago and Philadelphia, noted truss expert, will be at the Finlen Hotel in Butte on July 11 and 12 for demonstrations. He touts the Spermatic Shield as closing ruptures in 10 days with no surgery, claims England and Spain awards, warns against elastic or web trusses, and notes government documents for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Finlen
Butte
England
Spain
Seely
United States
Washington, D. C
Visitors and guests fill Butte notes in Arizona and Finlen hotels
The column lists numerous visitors and guests in Butte from Helena Great Falls Dillon Bear Creek Deer Lodge Frenchtown Havre and other Montana cities. It notes registrations at the Arizona New Finlen Acoma and Thornton hotels along with a summer office hours announcement for Dr. Horst and various business visitors including M P Keith L C Nichols D B E Wampler and A L Silverman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Keith
Falla
The
Arizona
L. C. Nichols
Helena Guiet
Butte
W. H. Bear
Great Falls
City
David Myles
Helena
Acoma
F. E. Frasier
Bear Creek
Dan Halfolm
E. Provost
Thornton
George Holts
Deer Lodge
W. C. Tetrault
Frenchtown
Montana
A. F. Larney
Havre
John F. Fox
Twin Bridges
Cr. H. Horst
All five ready for annual Campfire outing at Glen
Butte announces camp opening for girls, July 15 with registration by July 11. Dr H H James named honorary physician. daily examinations 3 to 4 pm. Departure July 15 at 7 45 am via Oregon Short Line with hike into camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Glen
Dorothy W. Reeder
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Reeder
H. H. James
Murray Hospital
Bert Foster
Schaad Heads East to Buy Latest Men’s Shoes
Mr Schaad manager of the Fior sheim oe company leaves this morning for Chicago and Milwaukee on a buying trip. He will attend the Retail Fiorsheim Shoe Men's association in Chicago for the latest styles in footwear and expects to return to Butte in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaad
Fiorsheim Oe Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fiorsheim Shoe Men's Association
Butte
Butte Audit Officials Challenge Legal Authority Of Claim Preparers
Lawyers for creditors allege that local auditors and others advertising free claim preparation for Heilbronner creditors violate the law. County Attorney Downey and staff questioned Thomas Tutty who admitted preparing claims but disputed the claim of practicing law without a license. Tutty agreed to halt if illegal. others connected to creditor committees were also contacted for clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Heilbronner Company
Floyd Fluent
John K. Claxton
H. L. Maury
Silver Bow County Bar Association
T. E. Downey
Thomas Tutty
J. F. Sullivan
Tutty
Pat McCaw
Lauzier-Wolcott Creditor Committee
Thomas Bennetts Buried After Band Funeral in Butte
The Butte Mines band accompanied the body of trombonist Thomas Shaffer Bennetts to Mount Moriah cemetery as honorary pallbearers. Services were at the Bennetts home on Grand Avenue at 2 pm led by Rev. Frederick T. Spencer. Mrs. James Cummins sang Lead Kindly Light and Abide With Me. Bennetts died Sunday after playing in the Fourth of July celebration, from a paralysis stroke like his brother Edgar Bennetts, also a band member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennetts
Butte Mines
Thomas Shaffer Bennetts
Mount Moriah
Bennetts
Grand Avenue
Frederick T. Spencer
James Cummins
Mr. Bennetts
Edgar
Butte
Edgar Bennetts
Arthur Mattson Visits Butte With Ruth Galbreath
Arthur Mattson and his wife Ruth Cleveland Galbreath arrived in Butte for a summer visit. Mattson is secretary and law clerk for Justice Willis Van Devanter in Washington and a Georgetown and University of Montana alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mattson
Butte
J. A. Matteson
Napton Apartments
Ruth Cleveland Galbreath
Pittsburg
Mattson
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
University of Montana
Georgetown University
Mad Play Wins Empire City Handicap At New York Track
Mad Play with jockey Fator won the $5,000 Empire City handicap at Empire City track in New York today. The Rancocas entry was the 7 to 20 favorite with Marconi finishing second and Bright Steel third. The mile and a quarter time was 2:08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mad Play
Fator Up
Empire City Track
Rancocas
Marconi
Bright Steel
Kiwanis Honor For Fourth Of July Efforts In Butte
The Butte Kiwanis club passed a resolution praising citizens who supported the July Fourth celebration and commending James H. Rowe for his leadership. W L Booth and other officers spoke on Kiwanis matters and the Helena convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Kiwanis Club
James H. Rowe
Harry L. Hanson
Butte
Kiwanis Club
W. L. Booth
A. P. Stephenson
Earle Genzeberger
Kiwanis
St. Paul
Ralph W. Place
Booth
Helena
W. L. Beatty
Roy Murray
Morgan Wright
Garde Wood
Arthur L. Stanbury
Genzeberger
Chautauqua Draws Large Butte Audience
The Chautauqua at Second Street grounds drew a large following with Zapata's Novelty Troubadours from the Pacific Isles and G Whitfield Ray the South American explorer. Dr Ray led the audience through jungle travels and tribal scenes while Zapata's ensemble showcased Hawaiian flavored music and dance. William Saprelli of Virginia City registered at the New Finlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Butte
Zapata
Pacific Isles
G. Whitfield Ray
Dr. Ray
de Marco Harp Ensemble
EB. A. Richardson
de Marco
Morgan Winner of Glark Trophy at Butte Country Club
A. T. Morgan of Butte won the open bogey golf contest at the Butte Country Club July 3 and 4, finishing net 68 with an 18 handicap, two under bogey. R. F. Gaines was second with 69 and M. Jones of Anaconda third with 72. The event drew players from Anaconda Issoula Helena and Great Falls and used unknown handicaps until scores were posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Morgan
Butte
Butte Country Club
W. A. Clark
M. Jones
Anaconda
Mr. Bogey
Ha, Cochrane
J. Champ
Bogey
M. O'Farrell
Fred Murphy
G Wraith
H. Burton
Charlies Cohan
H. Malsbury
J. Groeneveld
H. Ricketts
No Alternative Plan Seen for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail
Milwaukee plan advances appear unlikely as bankers and protective committees reject a new reorganization. dissenting security holders argue for higher freight rates to favor stock and bond holders while others oppose extending government loans at lower rates and favor funding into long term obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Bankers and Protective Committees
Jameson
Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company
Safer
St. Paul
Charlies A. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Beresford Accepts Hoover Challenge For Diamond Sculls Cup
Jack Beresford Jr. winner of the Henley diamond sculls and holder of the Philadelphia gold cup has accepted Walter M. Hoover’s challenge for the Philadelphia trophy. Beresford had reconsidered defending the cup and will race Hoover in England, with the winner to return the cup to the United States if victorious, upholding English authority that the diamond sculls crown the world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Jack Beresford Jr
Walter M. Hoover
Beresford
Philadelphia
Hoover
England
Big Year in West Predicted by Gray
New York July 4 Crane R. Gray president of the Union Pacific foresees heavier traffic and higher rail earnings in the West and Northwest in the latter half of the year. He expects most farmers to have a good year, with wheat prospects varying by state and overall crops likely to exceed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cral R. Gray
Union Pacific
West
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Dutch Baroness Falls To Death From Ritz Window
Baroness Helen Zur Muehren of Java, Dutch East Indies, died in New York after a seven story plunge from an open Ritz-Carlton window. Witness James M. Thompson said she stepped outside for air and fell onto the hotel roof below. The report notes an unrelated stat about America's share of world trade rising from seven to fourteen percent in 1530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Helen Zur Muehren
Java
Ritz-Carlton
James M. Thompson
Mise
Millicent Rogers
Countess von Balm Hoogstraeten
Paving District 5 Protested and Sewer District Carried
City council met to hear protests on pending improvements. Paving district covering Idaho and Washington from Gold to Park was killed amid protests by over half the property owners. Sanitary sewer district on Porphyry street west of Wyoming was approved with no protests. Bids for sewer work set for July 16 and final protest on territory between Washington Montana Gold Park slated for Aug 5. Officers and budget actions noted including extra leave for Officer George Tomkins and transfers from general to street funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Gold
Park Street
Porphyry Street
Wyoming
Montana
Park Streets
George Tomkins
Judiciary Committee
Lindquist
M. J. Mulholland
State Highway Commission
Helena
Highway Commission
Fire and Water Committee
Quarts Street
Helena Aviators Hurt in Butte Crash
Jack Black and William Ferguson, Helena aviators, were injured when their plane crashed on the outskirts of Butte on Monday. Black is in serious condition at St. James hospital after being punctured by the pilot stick. Ferguson, at Deaconess hospital, has a broken ankle and possible second ankle injury based on yesterday’s X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Black
William Ferguson
Helena
Butte
Black
St. James Hospital
Ferguson
Deaconess Hospital
Winter Poultry Show Set to Dazzle Butte City
Butte hosts a five day winter poultry show June 25 to 29 judged by Ed C. Manilaw of Cedar Rapids Iowa. Southern Montana Poultry Association meets at Mrs Charles Wills home 2637 Princeton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Poultry Fanclera
Ihs
Ed C. Manilaw
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Charles Wills
Princeton Avenue
Bond Windup Looms for $830000 Silver Bow Bonds
A Toledo bonding firm Stranahan Harris & Oalla to wind up $830 000 bond issue for Silver Bow county. The representative will travel to Butte to present resolutions legalizing the issue and arrange payoff of poor fund warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranahan, Harris & Oalla Company
Toledo
Large Purchases Planned by East Coast Buyer
Ben A. Myers, buyer for Weln's clothing store, travels east to place large orders for men s garments. He will visit Chicago to order from Hart Schaffner and Marx and stop in Philadelphia, Rochester, New York and Boston for hats shirts and other high quality merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Myers
Weln’s
East
Mr. Myers
Chicago
Hart Schafner & Marx
Philadelphia
Rochester
New York
Boston
Stetson Hat
Emory
Joint Picnic To Be Held By Centerville Volunteers
The combined volunteer fire departments of Centerville Walkerville Meaderville McQueen Addition Boulevard and the East Side will hold a picnic at Nine Mile Canyon on July 19. A committee from several departments will run the event which promises a day of fun and merriment with expert contests and many amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Kepner
Hadzor
Higgins
Gertrude Nichol
Bert Smith
Lurena Black
Helen Strong
Peter Bruin
C. L. Berrien
Ruth Schaffer
Lake Agnes
Wakena
Wakena Lake
Bert Foster
Centerville
Walkerville
Meaderville
McQueen Addition
Boulevard
East Side
Nine Mile Canyon
Dunleavy Funeral Rites Held for Henry W Dunleavy
Funeral services were conducted yesterday for Henry W Dunleavy. The cortege left the family home for Josephs church where a requiem high mass was said by Father McCormack at 9 30. A large gathering attended the burial at Holy Cross cemetery where Father Cormack presided. Pallbearers included Maurice Kelly Lawrence Welsh Richard Brennen Harry Harkins AL Harkins and John OBrien.
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East Broadway
North Main St
J. S
Chautauqua
Ball Park
East Second Street
Butte Notes
Savings Department
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
D. BE. Wampler
W. F. Kuehn
Mrs. Kuehn
H. Dobier
Albert Dobier
A. L. Silverman
Wells Fargo Bank, and Trust Company of
San Francisco
William Saprelli
American Falls, Idaho
Hubert Work
Interior
Ellwood Mead
Reclamation
OSS
Morgan
Glark Trophy
Simons
Walker
Hayes
Dosenbach
Berrien
Gallwey
Gaines
Cohan
Cochrane
Symons
Finien
Kilroy
White
Oakes
Harris
Christie
Gray
America
Bond
Ae Stain
el RT
Milton Sills
Viola Dana
Modern Society
Daly Shea Company
Estuary Heme
Sdsbe
Gosselin & Harkins Successors & Geaselia
M. J. Walsh CO
Phoune
West Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Krehal
Sherman & Service
Broadway
Arisona
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Joseph Richards
George Ze Wade
Ture Re
Geuth Mentane Street
Phene Sf
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