Frank declares Montana industrial future secure
J A Frank of the Frank Tea and Spice Co. visits Butte with Mrs Frank and family, saying there is no need for alarm about the economy. He cites U S resilience after wars and expects industry to recover, praising Montana and Butte as strong, with plans for further Montana visits after touring Yellowstone and local mining properties.
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Montana
Butte
J. A. Frank
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
al Frank
Mines’ Operating Company
Frank
Esther
America
United States
AL K
Salt Lake
Miss Frank
Yellowstone Park
Frank Company
Utah
Hutte-Duluth and
Bullwhacker Properties
Mines
Butte Health Inspectors Do Market Sweep On Meat Markets
Health department inspectors conducted a market sweep across 18 Butte meat markets. Officials inspected sourcing, storage, and handling practices to ensure compliance with safety standards and protect public health.
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Health Department of
Butte
Butte News Notes Rent planes from Orton Bros
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jon Tamietti at 216 West Daly street on July 10. Canning and Geagan have moved their Tan ty 616 618 nix building. Dr Arthur G Allan physician surgeon office Owsley block room 5 phone 789. Office hours 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Stationery and confections for the post office news stand.
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Orton Bros
Jon ‘Tamietti
West Daly Street
Canning & Geagan
Nix
Arthur G. Allan
Owsley Block
P.O
Hennessy Company Earns Top Score in City Inspection
The Hennessy company in Granite received a perfect score while others ranged from 91 to 99. Health department reports show dairies creameries and mills in the city were inspected and scored as part of the roundup.
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Hennessy Company
Wast Granite
Health Department
Butte Wobbly Leader Held in Seattle Jail
Nick Radiovett, secretary of the Butte local of the Metal Mine Workers union, IW W, is jailed in Seattle on vagrancy charges then turned to immigration authorities. He helped lead the April strike and signed its declaration as secretary, having been detained in Butte previously and released on bonds.
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Nick Radiovettt
Butte
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Seattle
Radiovett
Radioveff
I W. W
Phil Baldwin
Horses killed in lightning strike near Chinook
John Anderson, 32, was badly burned and shocked when a storm struck his homestead 22 miles south of Chinook on July 16. A team of horses bolted and were killed by lightning as Anderson, unconscious, was dragged free by his brother Carl. He crawled a half mile believing he was still in danger and was later found in serious condition. Anderson is unmarried and served in both army and navy during the recent war.
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Chinook
Les
John Anderson
Anderson
Carl
Army
Navy
Pioneer Clinton Williams Dies at 88 Near Willow Creeks
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman Montana July 16 Clinton Williams a Montana pioneer died today of influenza pneumonia at his Willow Creek ranch near Jefferson county where he had lived since 1886 He was about 88 born in Illinois Surviving eight children twenty two grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at the ranch and interment will be at Willow Creek cemetery
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Montana
Clinton Williams
Willow Creeks
Jefferson County
Illinois
M. Williams
Isabella Hullem
Henry ‘T
Hiram Wadame
Widlow Croek
Rowland Willams
Haley, Idaho
Stanton
Mra
Lydia Horwood
Sheridan
Ranch Fame
Creek _com
Black Rocks Rally to Narrow Victory Over North Butte
The Black Rocks erased a late deficit to beat North Butte 7 to 4. Duckham started on the mound after injuries and Weathered an rough second inning as Bein powered a key homer. Keane and Arnosen delivered timely hits, and the Rocks sealed the win in the seventh with a Bien walk and stolen bases followed by Keefe’s RBI single.
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Black Rocks
North Buttes
Black ‘Rocks
Toomey
Young Duckham
Manley
Steck
Bein
Halloran
Henry
Keane
Coady
Delaney
North Butte
Bullard
Arnesen
Keefe
Bien
Bounder
Sourbier
Colter
Duckham
Arnosen
Frst Steck
O'Brien
Timbers
Dawson
PH Butte
Hattoran
Ores Ab
Delan
Carroll
Urbier
King
Black Rock i. Po. Arnesen
Krote
Corbet
Burns
I Colte Henry
Oo Duckhar
Black Rock
Bei Burns
Homeruns
Scurbie
Delaney Corbet
Manley Henry
Arnose
Keer ‘O'Brien
Bi Duckham
Ney
Belh
Hir
Jack Rock
Roulea
Butte Police Unveil New Summer Uniforms
Members of the Butte police department appeared in brown khaki summer uniforms yesterday for the first time. Officers say the lighter attire is cooler and more comfortable than the previous heavy blue uniforms. The city purchased the uniforms after a council decision about two weeks ago.
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Butte Police Department
City Lays In Winter Coal Supply, Crumrine Says
City Auditor Ed Crumrine reports a supplemental coal stock to endure the winter. The city has already purchased several cars of coal and will acquire more as space is prepared. Last winter, supplies ran short due to limited purchases and storage.
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Ed Crumrine
Coal storage plan to curb winter shortages
City officials warn of potential coal shortages and announce storage will be set at fire stations and the incinerating plant. Crumline says no serious shortage expected but urges the public to buy winter coal now to avoid last year's squeeze as dealers ration supplies.
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Mr. Crumline
Distinguished Redmen Tour Arrives in Butte
J P Rogers of Binghamton New Jersey arrives in Butte Monday at 810 PM as the great ineadence of the Improved Order of Redmen. He is greeted by local Redmen committee and will be entertained during his Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and California tour. He will depart Tuesday morning for Philipsburg.
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J. P. Rogers
Binghamton
N. J
Order of Redmen
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Philipsburg
Rogers
Horsey Hecleston
Maryland
Blaze Near Butte Brought Under Control
A small forest fire near Lowland Creek about 13 miles north of Butte was reported under control yesterday afternoon after a Sea Watch crew from the Deer Lodge National Forest halted the flames. The fire, burning on one acre, started when a local rancher burned brush on his land without a permit, prompting an official investigation by forestry officials.
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Lowland
Butte
Deer Lodge National Forest
Fay G. Clark
Chirk
Boy Dies as Train Hits Truck Near Big Lake
Sedro Woolley, Washington, July 16. Eugene Johnson aged nine was killed yesterday afternoon when the truck he rode in was struck by a train near Big Lake. Arthur Weden, driver of the truck, was injured but expected to recover. The boy's parents live in Sedro Woolley.
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Sedro Woolley
Wash
Eugene Johnson
Big
Lake Arthur Weden
Rialto theater treasurer shot in Seattle incident
John G. Von Herberg, treasurer of Greater Theaters and partner in Jensen and Von Herbers, was fired upon while standing outside a Rialto theater in Seattle at 1 30 yesterday. Bullets hit the sidewalk two feet from him. A man accused of spying from a lodging house across the street was arrested. In Butte the Rialto chain remained open amid a union strike affecting Tacoma houses, with operators emphasizing no plans to close and noting weather may influence attendance.
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John G. von Herberg
Greater Theaters Company
Jensen & von Herbers
Rialto Theater
Butte
Seattle
Associated Press
von Herberg
Mr. Jensen
Rialto
Seattle Times
Liberty
Coliseum
Strand
Rex
Jen= & Von Herberg
Adt
Ap. Es
Org
Tors
Taame Firm, Inc
Mr. von
The
Times
Tacoma
Meeting Postponed to Monday Afternoon
One meeting was delayed until Monday afternoon after one RX crew member was unavailable. The note references a postponed session and an absence causing the reschedule.
Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement
Family of Michael Farrell expresses thanks for the many acts of kindness and empathy shown during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Nimesic hael Far rell and Family, Richard Farrell for the heartfelt floral offering and support.
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Hose
Horal
Niemsichael Farrell
ES Farrell
Richard Farrell
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