Butte Youth Camps Open With Record Attendance
Second groups of Butte children depart for summer camps run by Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts. About 30 Girl Scouts head to Little Basin creek tomorrow and 50 Camp Fire Girls to Georgetown lake. Officials call the first week the greatest in camp history with high attendance and superior equipment.
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Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Pitty Boy Scouts
Butte
Little Basin Creek
Georgetown Lake
St Cherestoniste
Sireins
Capea
Dorothy Cartaan
Romeren
Stan Brean
Mira Mucor
Sara Faves
Rethenay
Dorsiny Fiera
Sultta
Kearney
Atte Garkeet
Berton
Custer
Lowland
Inkoatreee
Shepard Rien
Walter Gee
Hg Burns
Ray Predreog AG
Fon
Caren Specketers
Sohn “Serhrane
Maurice Bettarae
Bob Mellaghier
Sea Forth
Philiee
Witin Beate
Morgan Wright
Mayet
Fae
Thomas Sexe
Att Tay
Bob MeTasgant
Suet Mae
Semine
Ers Pears
Thar Scidanpre
Sevard Ste Beds Haney
Thomas Rem
Frank Sori
Leet Herta
Barret Mecerhy
Winar' Pong
Boum Peterson
Hasteene
Bright
Stanley Bowel
Hay Golan
Ebson
John Wright
Hite Monat
Power Company
Meck
Femoron
Harkins Orchestra Repeats as Gregson Entertainers
After two successful years at Gregson Springs the Harkins orchestra, made up of Butte boys, is chosen again by George Forsythe to entertain Gregson patrons. Leader Bill Harkins on saxophone, trombone. Frank Casade on sousaphone. Martin Ijo. Ed Huddleston on drums. Wesley Strange among the members. Forsythe praises the band for modern melodies and top entertainment.
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Skimmen
Goodman Payne
Biare
Gregson Springs
Harkins
George Forsythe
Gregson
Butte Boys
Forsythe
Bill Harkins
Frank Casade
Martin Ijo
Ed Huddleston
Wesley Strange
Camp Road Improvements and Visiting Policy Outline
Banks donated by the power company replaced older logs at the camp. Scout executive Dan Dayton notes the Brown s Gulch route to the Jefferson county line is excellent and the stretch to camp is good but rough in spots. Visiting times are set for Wednesday and Saturday evenings and Sunday and Sunday evenings with special programs for visitors. The camp welcomes all, regardless of visit day, and activities will be filmed. A moving picture machine has been ordered and should arrive soon.
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Dan Dayton
Brown's ‘Gulch
Jefferson County
Greenfields Return to Butte From Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs T L Greenfield and son Tom returned from a three weeks motor tour to Pacific coast cities. They praised Seattle trampe handling with a bell system that fines pedestrians for curb stepping and urged quick crossing when signaled. Washington towns enforce a 40 mph limit, while drivers often hit 70 mph on long stretches.
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T. L. Greenfield
Tom
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Coast
Washington
Picnic and meeting of Silver Bow DAR in canyon
A Silver Bow chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a July 13 picnic at Camp Lingerlong with over 50 attendees. After a business session at Mrs. R. B. Stake’s summer home delegates to the Montana State conference were elected, votes approved a $100 payment to the national DAR box in Constitution Hall, and guests from several cities attended.
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Passmore Canyon
Silver Bow
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. B. Stake
C. C. Kistler
Montana
Kalispell
St. Ignace
O. C. Kistler
A. P.stephenson
M. C. Roberts
C. A. Blackburn
E. J Strasburger
C. H. Little
C. E. Warner
Chester Steele
G. A. Kepner
W. N. Jordan
E. H. Renisch
W. D. Kyle
Gertrude Smith
B.F. Plummer
R. ©. McLanahan
H. C
R. O. Paris
Fort Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Wis
J. L. McPherson
Maxine McPherson
Los Angeles
L. M.paull
San Francisco
Lula Conaver
Kiangyin
China
Harvey Nell
Margaret Nell
Little Rock
Ark
H. Nell
Anaconda
Dull Court Day Delays in Local Cases
Yesterday's court session under Judge W E Carroll saw overruled demurrers and extended response times. Edith Shields versus Elizabeth Morrison, 20 days to answer. Flora Meyer versus Jeanette MacDonald continued for hearing. Trials for Herman Kemna v J G Link and L P Powell Co v W J Maloney vacated. N J Larko v Antone Mufich set for July 22. Harriet Boulet seeks letters of administration for Joseph Boulet estate valued at 4750. Judge Lynch to hear weekly law and motion Monday. Judge Pourquin's calendar continued to July 23.
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W. E. Carroll
L. P
George Pourquin
Ghegson Hot Springs Recreational Center Debuts Near Butte
A new recreational center near Butte uses a $200,000 build to offer indoor and outdoor hot spring pools, a 40 by 160 pavilion, 450 lockers, 3,500 towels, 4,200 swimsuits, slides, picnic grounds, parking for hundreds, 26 full time staff plus 12 on dance nights, a soda fountain, and extensive lighting. The facility taps 2,000,000 gallons daily from natural hot springs, the hottest outside Yellowstone at 196 degrees.
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Yellowstone Park
Mineral Springs: Temperature 195 degrees in mineral waters
Hottest mineral springs in the United States, excluding Yellowstone, report temperature 195 degrees with key minerals listed. Dr Statz notes the water as alkaline and beneficial for mucous membranes, rheumatic and gouty conditions, with tonic properties. Albert Lewis departs Butte for Kansas City to attend Sweeney Automobile School and pursue electrical engineering studies over two years.
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United States
Yellowstone Park
N. A
Dr. Statz
Albert Lewis
East Park Street
Butte
Kansas City
Sweeney Automobile School
Lewis
Six Vagrants Sentenced In City Police Court
Six men rounded up on South Arizona Street drawn 30 day sentences for vagrancy. Three bootleggers forfeited $150 bonds during the session. Two youths charged with disturbance at the Harrison Avenue theater received suspended $50 fines each. Theater manager denied missiles were thrown but said patrons were noisy.
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Arizona Street
Willie
Harrison Avenue
Sunday Camp Services By Local Ministers Planned
Members of the Silver Bow Ministerial Association will conduct Sunday services in Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girl camps during this summer’s outings. The Rev. Edwin B. Johnson of the Swedish Mission Church will hold services at the Scout camp this afternoon. The Rev. L. H. Bent of Floral Park Church will officiate for the Camp Fire Girls at Georgetown. More buildings will be erected in Toronto this year than in any previous 12 months.
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Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Camp Fire
Edwin 8. Johnson
Swedish Mission Church
L. H. Bent
Floral Park
Georgetown
Toronto
Canada
Riddell Paint and Art Firm Sold to W P Fuller Co
In a major Butte deal, Riddell Paint and Art Co. was sold to W P Fuller Co. of San Francisco. The new owners take over full stock and business. J A Riddell founded the firm in 1896 and remains temporarily. Dietler stays as manager. Fuller Co. operates across several western states with stores and factories. The transfer takes effect tomorrow morning.
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Butte
Riddell Paint and Art Company
W. P. Fullers& Co
San Francisco
Riddell Company
J. A. Riddell
Los Angeles
Dietler
W. P. Fuller Company
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Utah
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Portland
Puller Company
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Greenfields
QA. A
Canyon
International Settlement
Shanghai
Ghegson
Col. Co
Ea Ccie
National Park
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Brooks
Kalbab Forest
Grand Canyon
Cedar City
Union Pacific
Pioneer Butte
Deer Lodge
Thorncorm
Ole Dahl
Munazer
Stevens and Manley Hall
E. Galena Buttf
Chichesters
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