Butte Leans Local News And Arrivals At Acoma Finlen
Butte notes list Orton Bros rent planes, Henry Smith of Miles City arriving at Acoma, August Cosmopolitan on sale at P O News Stand, S L Goddard of Billings among Finlen arrivals, G H Abbotson of Great Falls visiting, Dr Homer J Flinn at 807 Phoenix Dig, and spouses Kemp left for Seattle by auto. Also mentions Charles Mathews returning after navy cruise, Capt W W Kingsbury discharged, L W Gammell arrival in Butte, and a fire caution slogan for mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Henry L. Smith
Miles City
Acoma
P. O
S. L. Goddard
Billings
Finlen
G. H. Abbotson
Great Falls
Homer J. Flinn
Phoenix Dig
Omice
f.—Adv
J. Y. Kemp
Tenn Street
Seattle
D.C. McGovern
E. H. Fleishman
Eloise
Butteray
H.l Brady
South Arizona Street
St. James’ Hospital
United. ‘States Navy
Charles Mathews
W. ‘Mathews
West Granite Street
Butte
W. W. Kingsbury
Camp Dodge
L. W. Gammell
Bingham Can- Utah
A. W. Criss
Army
Denver
Butters
G. Becker
J. R. McDonald
Crane & Ordway
M. &. Fullener
Sam L. Stanbury
United States of Occupation
115Th Engineers
France
Germany
West
Sam Stanbury
Two Big Features on Pantages Bill
The Pantages bill at the Broadway theater offers two main acts. First The Studio a musical farce with Lammers and Babette Winifred and a light summer plot. Second Ziegler Sisters and Jaz Band delivering varied vaudeville acts with strong musical numbers and striking costumes. The program also includes timely pictures and notable stage moments, all well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lammers
Babette
Winifred
Ziegler
Butte
Teast
America
Bell
Eva
Ice firms deny Butte famine and mail shipment plan
Representatives from ice companies in Butte rebut Livingston rumors of an ice shortage. Thomas of the Butte Ice Company says supply is ample with 12 storage houses holding about 12 000 tons. The firm can produce 60 to 75 tons daily and maintains a 1 000 ton surplus, pledging to meet demand and aid nearby towns. A spiritualist meeting is announced for July 15 at Socialist Hall Harrison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Maries of
RE. ‘Thomas
Butte Tce Company
Thomas
Butte Top Company
Butte Tee Company
Poliret
Ays
Helena
Billings
Twin Bridges
Three Forks
Philipsburg
Hamil- Livingston
Montana
Daylight Saving Endorsed by Most Workers and Professionals
The article reports broad approval of daylight saving among bankers doctors lawyers and office workers while a few groups like theatrical managers farmers mothers with children and some merchants oppose. Vetoed agricultural bill made daylight saving permanent pleasing many sectors due to extended evening daylight for outdoor recreation and reduced lighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buite
Light saving plan eyes praise from diverse workers
At the federal building yesterday officials noted that daylight saving last year reduced light usage to the lowest level. Laborers, business and professional people favor the plan for convenience while miners see little change as they work underground. J R Wharton of the Butte Electric Railway said street car interests felt little impact. People gain evening time for resorts but dancers may go to halls later. Overall most residents favored the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Perte
Federal
J. R. Wharton
Butte Electric Railway Company
Lewis Brothers Recharged With Theft
Dick Lewis and his brother were charged after a pursuit near Silver Bow. They fled in a car believed stolen from Melrose and later surrendered after a mile. A pistol and items valued at $800 were found in the vehicle, which lacked a license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lewis
Silver Bow
Y Jail
Bel
Lewis
Duffy Promoted To New Minneapolis Post
J.OM. Duffy, formerly manager of the Buttebrane runswick Balke Collender Co, left last night for Minneapolis for a similar position. Duffy recently came from spruce camp corps of the army and leaves with best wishes of many friends. He will draw into Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
J.om. Duffy
Buttebranerunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Minneapolis
Mr. Duffy
Spruce Camp Corps
Army
Leparta
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
Mercantile Exchange Currency Rates Reported
Money market notes from New York dated July 12 list mercantile pax per cent and various currency bids. Sterling 60-day bills quoted at 5 percent, commercial 60-day bills on banks at 447, demand 448, cables 445. Francs demand 685, cables 633. Guilders 38, cables 38. Lire demand 537, cables 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Epistupus Schedule Fast Baseball at Gardens
A chaotic note reports the Knights of Epistupus traveling from Butte to Col Biagardene to face the Montana Po inet in a fast baseball game. Umpire Arthur Satheavin is set to officiate one game at 236 with a lineup list including Pearse Whicox Schulte Boyer Mohrens Halloran Clarke Harmon Passmore Davis Cuttenese McEnaney Doran Dawson Weir and Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Epistupus
Butte
Col Biagardene
Montana Poinet
Arthur Satheavin
Montana
Power Knights
Pearse
Roderick Whicox
Schulte
Dean Boyer
Mohrens
Halloran
Sess Clarke
Harmon Aostite Passmore
Davis Cuttenese McEnaney
Doran
Ee Dawson
Weir
Hogan
Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed At West Broadway Home
Mr and Mrs Louis M Schott observed their silver wedding anniversary Friday evening at their West Broadway home. A dinner for many old friends filled the rooms with silver leaves grape clusters and flowers as they received congratulations from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Schott
West Broadway
Wutte
Mrs. Senott
City Council Reaffirms Property Disposition Stand
The judiciary committee announced that the council will not accept offers for further city land. Recent disposal of small parcels drew dissatisfaction, and the council intends to retain remaining property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
City Council Judiciary Committee
Montana stock raisers eyed for Minnesota pasture aid
St Paul Minnesota July 12 Market Commissioner J N Brander Montana says Montana cattle and sheep herds can be saved by Minnesota green pastures if organized by counties agents chosen for shipments from Montana. Half a million acres offered. Brander to Bozeman next week to finalize details for shipments. The railroad administration leans toward relief for stockmen with tentative half rates on feed and free transport on stock shipped within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
J. N. Brander
Montana
Minnesota
Mrr. Brander
J. H. Holmberg
Dakota
Brander
Bozeman
Helena
M. J. Gormley
Regio Gormley
Visitors and guests fill hotels in Butte area
A rush of travelers from multiple states and towns filled the Leggat and Thornton hotels in Butte with visitors from Warm Springs Philipsburg Dillon Helena Missoula Great Falls and other locales. Residents from Big Timber Lennep Perry Konvent Albquerque and Forsyth joined for weekend stays and Sunday visits.
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W. H. Byers
Legegat
Missoula
Luke Brown
Butte
Perry P. Konvent
Paul Brown
Dillon
Blitz
Philipsburg
Thornton
D. A. Orr
Whitehall
Judson
Great Falls
Miss Rassmussen
Helena
Ralph Nichols
Gilmore
Idaho
R. Labrie
Harlowton
H. M. Strong
Albuquerque
N. M
Fellowstone
Joseph Smith II
Deer Lodge
Knotts of Dillon
W. Greenburg
Coeur Alene
Finlen
Wallace
J.C. Barker
Frank Coleman
W. Hi. Wilson
Bo Dean
A. F. Webster
Po L. Clarity
Billings
Finien
Tom Foley
Havre
Up State
Pinien
H. Tripp
Oscar
Mobile
Finlen Missoula
Charles Davis
Forsyth
Acoma
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Jewelers
Optometrists
G. N and P
Hallmark Store
Butte News
Socialist Hall
Harrison Avenue
Ellis
West Park
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
West Park Street
J. L. Hannifin
People OF
Lems Brothers
Knights of Columbus
Mrno
Schott Slvr
Cerry
Charlie Chaplin
Mildred Harris
Lois Weber
Mrs
E. Park St
North Main Street
Mose Linz
Main ST & Broadv
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
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