Butte Notes Show Visitors From Nearby Cities
A long list of visitors and residents in Butte is noted, including Stein Moeh, Tonkin Rent from Orton Bros, J Fravis in Stockton, A F Graeter of Dillon, J Frawley east, D P Lake of Whitehall, H Gaasche Hinsdale, Goodall Three Forks, DW Weir Great Falls, Gammon Helena, Robb Los Angeles, Westfall Philipaburets, Hurnsell Missoula, G F Young from Tony, JM Lawson Helena, Mise Olsen Helena, and many others visiting or traveling to and from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frawley
D. P
Whitehall
H. Gaasche
Hinsdale
Goodall
Three Forks
M. J. Silverman
Helena
Cotton
Charles Rosenburg
Beattie
William Wells
Reno
Miss Grieves
Harlowton
James Mansfield
Grant
Finlen
Neill
South Butte
Fred Mosher
Seattle
J. W. Blewett
Quincy
Mass
Allen Pearce
Missoula
Vie
J. E. Peace
Mendervilt PA
Tallent
East Front Street
Divide
Joseph Laitey
TM. Reynolds
Pacihe
Missowiay
K. H. Hil
Mary Kelly
Salmon
Cit Moho
Peter Kelly
West Irone
California
Elisabeth “Hight
Butte
Glacier ‘National ‘Park
Te. Lowney
Western Federation Ue
Kansas
J B. H. Dunshee
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Californi Montana
Santingo Tate
Ton Notch
Bo Mews
W. Burn Jr
Department of Justice
Fort “Yellowstone
Shore
Leonard Stone
Salt Lake Ane
Take
Take, One of Their Cousing, Mr. and Wie
Oregon
Glasgow
Elks Parade Aims and Big Butte Show Impresses
The Butte Elks insure refunds for unsatisfied racegoers at the track. The Fourth of July celebration drew the largest crowd ever, with Barney Oldfield and De Lloyd Thompson delivering top performances. Oldfield tied a dirt track mile record, while Thompson wowed fans with aviation feats and stunts. The event featured medical rescue drills, a 10 mile car race won by Miner, and a variety of horse and broncho contests, all reported in lively detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge of Elks
Big Butte
Butte
Elks
Barney Oldfield
de Lloyd Thompson
Oldfield
Thompson
Montana
Mt 42
Fast Galena Street
Henderson
Oldtiela
Opie
Kuntz
Miner
Bob Colby
Mountain View Nelllie
Mountain Chief
Nellie
Hazel Dot
Improvements at American Theater Costly Renovation Complete
Improvements at the American theater costing about 7500 dollars include a 11-horsepower ventilating system replacing the 10-horse model, under balcony vents, center dome vents, rear exhaust fans, and air changes in nine seconds. Front exterior repainted, interior redecorated, seven Tiffany coats on walls, new sound chamber for the organ, stage rework, inclined exits, seating up 50, and supervision by Montana Amusement Co. manager William Itos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hine
Tiffany
Williamtts
Montana Amusement Company
American Theater
Liberty Theater
Spokane
Travel to the East Continues Normal
Butte and Montana residents still favor low rate summer travel east, with railroads offering round trip tickets to major cities. Tickets provide about 20 percent savings, allow side trips at nominal fares, and carry a 15 day western transit limit with eastbound stopover rules. Major cities listed include New York Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Sioux City Denver Kansas City St Joseph St Louis Des Moines Davenport Peoria. Return limits vary by route, with Chicago, St Paul, Omaha, Milwaukee, Kansas City and other fares noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pacific Coast
Meral
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Denver
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Des Moines
Davenport
Peoria
Oglen Gateway
Billings Gateway
St. Paul
Omaha
Milwaukee
der Ver
Memphis
City Orders Halt to Sale of Decayed Fruit
Butte health department issues strict order stopping sale of moldy and overripe fruit after numerous complaints of contaminated produce. Dealers must remove tainted items and condemned fruit will be destroyed under state statutes and city ordinances. Public warnings issued as officials vow to protect residents.
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Moore
Butte
Commission House
Ordl
State Bar Association to Meet in Great Falls in August
The Montana Bar Association will hold its annual meeting at Great Falls on Aug 2 and 3 with three sessions daily morning afternoon and evening. Addresses will be delivered by prominent lawyers and judges of Montana. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to six couples including Matt Nelson Ella Berkeland Emil Hellund Annie Hendrickson George Bowers May McKinney Frank D. Smith Mamie B. Cooley Denver H. Greer La Villa Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Colusa
Boston & Montana
Anaconda
Billings
Meaderville Gymnasium
Montana Bar Association
Great Fall
Montana
Stork
Matt Nelson
Ella Berkeland
Emil Hellund
Annie Hendrickson
George Bowers
May McKinney
Frank D. Smith
Mamie B. Cooley
Denver H. Greer
la Villa Dickson
Prosperity in Deer Lodge Valley Reported by Farmers
Farmers in the Deer Lodge valley report good yields as haying starts. Tom McTague notes fine conditions, with horses from Denver and a forthcoming race meet. Sheep shearings wrap up with few losses, Williams and Pauley crown as the largest outfit, and many small owners accumulate sizable clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Tom MeTague
Woman Makes Charges on Social Reform Promises
The Standard reports a well-known woman urges influential women who fought for the franchise to unite and expose alleged official corruption in the red-light district and liquor violations, claiming to have knowledge of widespread evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donlan
Million mark reached in the Butte postal savings
The Butte post office postal savings department hit 507,588 in total deposits yesterday as activity surged. The bank opened in mid January and officials note unprecedented growth with 2817 depositors this month and expected monthly deposits averaging around 435 per depositor.
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Postal Savings Department
Butte
Nce
Butto
Bute
Seem
Teoma
Posta Meri
United States
Pentad Bankas den
Rat Patan
Walsh clarifies identity amid local notices
Mike D Walsh of 602 East Summit street writes to the Standard to separate himself from a recently publicized Mike Walsh. He affirms his own family life and residence. The item notes a marriage: Matt Nelson of Janney and Miss Eila Berkelund of Norway wed at noon at Gold Hill Norwegian Taithern church, officiated by Rev. F. Au Corneliussen. The bride wore a white dress and veil, has been in the country a month. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson. The couple traveled to Butte by car and will reside at Janney Perfumes, Colbert Drug Co, State Savings Bank building, Park and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike D. Walsh
602
East Summit Street
Mike Walsh
Michael D. Walsh
Tam
East Summit
Etree
Matt Nelson
Janney
Eila Berkelund
Norway
Gold Hill
F. Au, Corneliussen
Harry Anderson
Butte
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M. J. Walsh
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