Butte Notes Rent Pianos and Weekend Guests
Butte notes list several visitors and guests staying at local hotels over the weekend. Orton Bros. advertise piano rentals as Dajeros, a Helena business guest, joins Thornton hotel guests. M Valhonit of Helena also registers at the Thornton on business. Frank Doak and Mrs. Doak visit from Dillon for a Dillon weekend. H J Bug from Martinsdale and Jack Klein of Missoula conduct business and stay at Thornton and Leggat hotels respectively. Mrs. J P Elmose shops in Butte and stays at the Butte hotel. R E Foster visits from Dillon, staying at the Arizona. G A Pollinger of Twin Bridges is in the city on business, and Fix registers at the Butte hotel. Mrs. Irvin K Baer and Adeline C Kohlberg spend weekend shopping from Helena and stay at the Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Valhonit
Helena
Thornton Hotel
Frank Doak
Dillon
Acoma
H. J. Bug
Martinsdale
Butte
Jack Klein
Missoula
Leggat Hotel
J. P. Elmose
Special Notice and Butte Visit Natives and Guests
A series of notices from Butte begins with a Special Notice offering urgent newspaper delivery by special messenger if undelivered by 7 80. It lists a Park area theft and reward for return to the Standard office, Butte. The item then notes office supplies at the P O news stand, then records a string of visitors and guests in Butte from Dillon Helena Bozeman Missoula Helmville Philipsburg and Great Falls. Names include Fred C. Myers and L. H. Wagner, Misses Katherine and Hilaria Geary, Hal G. Oliver, J J Milivick, Albert and Ray Holmes, J Ernest Deyleuegh, Elia Hosch, Pearl Stimpson, Charles Thomas, and a party of eight Argentines led by Joseph Firpo visiting and touring a Butte mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmville
Hal G. Oliver
Missoula
Butte
Leggat
J. J. Milivick
Philipsburg
Arizona
Albert
Ray Holmes
Dillon
J. Ernest Deyleuegh
Helena
Acoma Hotel
Elia Hosch
Pearl Stimpson
Acoma
Charles Thomas
Joseph Firpo
Thornton
Mr. Firpo
Luis Firpo
Two Color Shoes Capture Paris Show Windows
Women's brilliantly colored shoes flash in Paris shows and events, including balls and races. Baby blue gray pink purple and orange dominate with bold borders. One style features a white sewed seam from instep to toe, but the main impact is drawing crowds to shoe stores.
Harvest Days in Big Hole Come to Wisdom
Charles Quist of Wisdom announced in Butte that Harvest days, the basin s premier event, will run September 2 and 3. The two day celebration features horse racing with top Western racers and attracts visitors from Butte Anaconda Dillon and beyond as haying begins and ranchers seek labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Charles Quist
Wisdom
Butte
Quist
Anaconda
Dillon
Pirates Fans Think They’ll Overtake Giants Soon
Eddie Hanmer of the Butte Daily Post reports Pittsburgh boosters expect the Pirates to catch the New York Giants in the National League as pitching struggles are anticipated. Hanmer, returning from a two month Eastern trip, notes fans in Pittsburgh lean on their team despite wide belief the Yankees lead the American pennant. He attended Shrine events in Washington and spent time in Milwaukee with his mother after touring major Eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John McGraw
Giant
Pittsburg
Pirate
Eddie Hanmer
Butte Daily Post
Pirates
Hanmer
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Butte
Washington
Milwaukee
Finlander 13 Attacked and Robbed on Way Home
John Hopola, a Finlander, reported to police he was robbed of about 40 dollars in cash and a gold watch early Sunday morning on East Park street. He bore a black eye and swollen jaw from a group of drunken loungers who stole the watch and cash and discarded traveler's checks valued at about 80 dollars, found nearby by John Maki, a shoe cobbler at 125 Covert Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopola
East Park Street
Hopola
John Maki
Covert Street
Elliott Dexter Stars in An Old Sweetheart of Mine at Ansonia
Elliott Dexter, leading man of stage to screen, stars in the Metro picture An Old Sweetheart of Mine at the Ansonia. Born in Houston, he began in stock and rose to lead roles opposite Mary Pickford and others. the Riley verse adaptation was produced by Harry Garson with Duryea Lighton as producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Dexter
James Whitcomb Riley
Metro
Ansonia Theater
Mr. Dexter
Houston
Texas
Marie Doro
Marguerite Clark
Mary Pickford
Alice Brady
Lila Lee
Riley
Louis Duryea Lighton
Harry Garson
L. William O'Connell
Violet Blair
Funeral services for former Butte resident John Marsy
John Marsy of Redwood Valley California died recently in Butte after a long illness. A funeral service was held yesterday at Sherman and Reed funeral home with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Marsy, once a well known Butte resident, had lived here many years before moving to California. He had returned to Butte with his uncle Matt Jacobson about two weeks prior and died suddenly Friday morning while visiting his sister Mrs. Ida Pakkari. The Rev B H Lingenfelter of Shortridge Memorial Christian church officiated and Mrs. Paul Bailor sang. Pallbearers were Alex Maki Herman Pitkanen Andrew Lampi Charles Hietala Jacob Gustafson and Gus Ranta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsy
Redwood Valley
Cal
Butte
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
Mountain View
Mr. Marsy
California
Matt Jacobson
Ida Pakkari
B. H. Lingenfelter
Shortridge Memorial
Woman Injured Jumping From Car In Columbia Gardens
Mrs Hilma Satala of 401 East Broadway was riding with two daughters when she jumped from a turning car to retrieve a dropped purse. She fell, broke her ankle, and was taken to Murray hospital. The purse was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Mercury
Gaylord
Hilma Satala
East Broadway
Gardens
Murray Hospital
Vermiandingarna at the Broadway with Anna Q Nilsson
The Swedish film Vermiandingarna stars Anna Q Nilsson and screens next Wednesday at the Broadway. The feature presents a Scandinavian classic in celluloid with dramatic love scenes between Erik and Anna, hardships for the lovers, and a cheerful ending. Old Nisse adds humor with tales of travels and Napolon the Great, and a Maypole scene with peasant dances highlights the mid summer feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Nisse
Napolon the Great
Scouts Leave for Highland Grounds Camp in Butte
Twenty eight Boy Scouts and camp directors were transported to the Highlands by Butte Rapid Transfer trucks for five weeks at the summer camp. Tons of food accompanied the party. The camp, organized by advance Scouts, is prepared for the delegation with outdoor activities on the outing program directed by Scout Executive Ben Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Butte
Ben Owen
What's Wrong With the Women at Rialto Shown
The feature reels at the Rialto present Daniel Carson Goodman’s drama What's Wrong With the Women with a stellar cast led by Wilton Lackaye Rod La Rocque Constance Bennett Hedda Hopper Barbara Castleton and others A Mermaid comedy Backfire accompanies the program and Borzage directs Johnny Walker in Children of Dust with Papuline Garon in the feminine lead and Agnes Christine Johnson adapting the script from Tristram Tupper’s Terwilliger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Carson Goodman
Rialto
Goodman
Wilton Lackaye
Debonair
Rod la Rocque
Constance Bennett
Richard Bennett
Hedda Hoper
de Wolf Hopper
Barbara Castleton
Frank Bozarge
Arthur H. Jacobs
Johnny Walker
The
Walker
Caballero
Borzage
Sparklers
Papuline Garon
New York City
Lloyd Hughes
Frankie Lee
George Nichols
Bert Woodruff
Women Delegates Arrive Ahead of National A A U W Meet
Advance delegations of women arrive in Portland for the American Association of University Women national convention to be held this week. About 300 delegates expected. Miss Ada Comstock of Smith College will preside. Bricks provide the best salvage yield in house wrecking with brick buildings averaging 53 years and stone or concrete 50 to 100 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
The
American Association of University Women
Ada Comstock
Association
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Evangelists 10 Continue Work After Butte Meetings
The Erickson Black evangelistic party will extend services in the church for at least one more week following three weeks of meetings in Butte. Evangelist Clarence Erickson left the group to hold services in Anaconda at First Baptist. R L Erickson spoke on faith and converts as crowds filled the large audience. A special song service led by William Black and the First Baptist choir accompanied the meeting. Tonight’s service at 8 o’clock benefits the sick and is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Erickson-Black Evangelistic Party
Clarance Erickson
First Baptist
Mr. Erickson
Christ
Queen Elizabeth
William Black
First Baptist Church
S. A. Worcester
Inez Martin
Civil Service Examinations Announced With Dates and Posts
The Civil Service Commission lists upcoming exams with locations and salaries including Agricultural transportation economist at Washington, D C and Seattle posts, bookkeeper, editor of research publications in Washington and Madison, junior engineer with geological survey, radio engineer positions, and a psychiatric social worker. A note adds Florida hosts 40 mosquito varieties, four of which are disease carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Postoffice
Seattle
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
D. C
Department Service
Madison
Wis
Geological Survey
Public Health Service
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Libby
Green Peas
Bitter Root Valley
Express
George Washington
Apple News
Gravensteins
Lyon
Luteys
Butte Notes
Orton Bros
Dajeros
Loiselle Taxi Service
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Park
Hansen's Iard
John J. McCarthy
Prop
General Electric
Butte Electric Supply Company Distributors
Western Electric Company
Montana
National Electric Company
Ansonia
Dorothy Watson
St. Paul
Highland Grounds
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and
N. Main &T
Welch
Swift
Carthy
Leo
Erickson
Florida
Barney Google
Jones and Hare
Columbia
Humoresque
Helen Roberts
Wurlitzer
King Solomon
Henry the
Brigham Young Bluebeard
RIAL
Melody
DR. Norcross
Clark Bank
Wile
J. Ll. Hannifin
W. Park
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