Butte social notes list visiting, births and travel
A long roster of residents and visitors in Butte is noted, including EB W Burn heading to Plevna. A P McShane of Great Falls. Deleverger from Livingston. Mead of Missoula visiting. Hoard of Holter registered. Thornton A Horn and Mary Bates among Helena visitors. Frank Evans of Dell. B Copler and William Keating in town. births announced for Ray Deakin’s family and Alfred N Downs. Others travel to and from Butte, with mentions of Shyrock, Pearce, Gracter, Williams, Wyckoff, and local event attendance. Many residents plan trips to Chicago, New York, Pennsylvania, or Portland, and several local addresses and lifelong ties are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
EB. W. Burn
Plevna
Mont
A. P. McShane
Great Falls
Butte
KE. Deleverger
Livingston
HR. Mead
Missoula
Toda
H. J. Hoard
Holter
Thornton A. H. Horn
Helena
Mary Bates
Bilin
Frank Evans
Dell
B. Copler
William Keating
Horn
Calusa
Ray Deakin
Lincoln Avenue
Lisa J
Marlin
Smarth
N.D
J. H. Pearce
Thompson Falls
George Willame
Firstreet
Maj
FA. Fenn
Forest Service
John W. Shyrock
Melena
John J. Collins
Union’ Lines
Chicago
A. F. Gracter
Dillon
G. Williams
Pocatello
Wyoming Street
W. C. Wyckoff
Dixie
Deer Loudge
Leltha Gibson
Mifred Hounard
Billings
Helen H. Alcott
Cleveland
Glacier National Park
RM. Wright
Barbara
Harrison Avenue
Pennsylvania
Harry Lewis
Jessie
Harriet
Grand Avenue
Portland
Ore
Florence Carder
San Jose
Cal
Clinton H. “Moore
East Broadway
Hamilton
P.O
Edmund H. Barrett
Milwaukee
Montana
Donna McCall
Big Timber
State University
Rock pile cures hobo curse prompts bread and water diet
Eastern Montana towns suppress professional hobos by forcing rock breaking with bread and water meals. Special agents report rail towns near Glendive and along the Northern Pacific used rock piles to discipline unruly vagrants who refused work. After strikes, some hoboes yielded to meals and were released, while others moved to larger cities as the policy reduced riding on freight trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Glendive
Ste
Northern Pacific
Né Pacific
Butte Post Office to Have Addition
The House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee reported a $150,000 plan for an addition to the Butte federal building. A prior $250,000 proposal was reduced. Longstanding crowding at the Butte post office prompted the move, with work expected to start soon after appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte Portomce
House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Goodwin
John Mr. Livans
Waanington
Local Resident EMERID Dead in Basin Area
The deceased, a Basin resident and civil engineer aged 42, died yesterday after being fed at a local location. Survived by four sisters Mrs. I T Butler of Leonia New York Mrs. Seth Alford and Mrs. Bryan Yiank Elmer Brown of Cropeey Illinois and Mrs. Tva Edwards of Browneville and a brother Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer
Basin
T. Butler
Leonia
N.Y
Seth Alford
Bryan Prank Yiank Elmer, Brown
Cropeey, II
Tva Edwards
Browneville
Brownsville
Butte Boys Honored at Creighton College
Three Butte youths gain notice in Creighton law college honors. Roward F. Dougherty, an honors graduate, earns a Union Pacific law department appointment after Mount St. Mary’s Helena schooling and supporting his wife during studies. Frank Sheehan, an oratorical winner, joins the Bynin firm’s law offices in the Midwest. Leo Hanley, once a Newsboys’ club regular, takes first honors in the Nor clase at Creighton and spends vacation with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton Law College
Butte
Roward F. Dougherty
Union Pacific Railway
Mount St. ¢ College
Helena
Ho Marre Fore
Sid Fister
Frank Sheehan
Binyih
Shall
Middle “West
Smyth
Telephone Trust
Leo Hanley
Newsboys
First Honore
Nor Clase
Creighton
Hie
Larkin Denied City Auditorium Speech
James Larkin was refused rental of the city auditorium for a speaking event. Assistant City Clerk Lee declined to rent the space citing concerns over abusive conduct and potential arrests if Larkin attended. Police were instructed to prevent disruption while upholding free speech limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Larkin
Agits
City Auditorium
Lee
G & Larkin
Icin
Larkin
Butte
Plans to revive paving schemes in business district
City plans consider reviving an old paving proposition for the business district by replacing granite with bitulithic and creosoted wood blocks or brick. City Engineer Armstrong favors two districts to suit owners on east west streets like Park Broadway and Ant Granite, who prefer bitulithic, while north south streets such as Main Wyoming favor wood block or brick. To accommodate all, two districts will be created as the six months since the last resolution have elapsed and a new one can be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Streats
Park
Broadway
Main
Wyoming
Nomination of Judge Clarke Quietly Approved
Washington July 17 The nomination of Judge John H Clarke of Ohio to be associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court to succeed former Justice Hugh was considered by the Senate Judiciary Committee and referred to a sub committee of Senators Overman OGorman Met ch er Clark of Wyoming and Dillingham No objections to the nomination have been filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Washington
John H. Clarke
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United State
Hugh
Senate
Overman
O'Gorman
Metcher
Clark
Wyoming
Dillingham
Democratic Women Seek Unite Two Clubs In Consolidation
A joint committee proposed by Mee Kate Shea from the Democratic Woman's clubs to unite the rival Original Women's Democratic club and the Woman's Democratic club. Mrs Attridge and Mrs Rust would resign and a new officer slate would lead a merged group. A conference committee was named to meet tonight at Judge Donlan's courtroom to plan consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Woman's Clubs
Mee Kate Shea
Democratic Woman's Clubs (Incorporated
Women’ Democratic Club
Rust
Attridge
Mra
Women's Democratic, c
Mra Attridge
Dickson
Mulcahy
Paro
Mea Fan
Curran
Woman's Democratic Club
Judge Donlan
Fierce Gale Strikes Butte Causing Minor Damage
A gale reaching about 60 miles per hour struck Butte at noon yesterday, damaging trees and roofs, interrupting electric service in parts of the city, and driving people indoors. Walkerville and East Butte suffered more than the business district, with awnings ripped and a section of a roundhouse roof torn. Small buildings and gardens incurred light harm amid a brief shower at Columbia Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mountains
Walkerville
East Butte
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
Columbia Gardens
Questions and Answers on the West Rails to Anaconda
The Montana Union line from Stuart to Anaconda carried passengers for the first time on July 14. Before that for a few weeks passengers rode into town on construction trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Union
Stuart
Anaconda
Woman drives from Kansas to Butte in cross country trip
Mrs. Miller recounts a weeklong journey by car from Salina Kansas to Butte Montana with a two day stop in Yellowstone National Park. She details travel through Lakin Colorado Springs Cheyenne Powder River Burlington Livingston and final arrival in Butte with criticism of park regulations and plans to continue to Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Miller
Salina
Kans
Yellows Stone National Park
Mrs. Miller
Lakin
Kan
Aremvn
Colorado Springs
Sadock
Cheyenne
Wye
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Powder River
Burlington
Park
Livingston
Hutte
Stagecoach Line
Seattle
Tacoma
Mildred Ingalls Weds Missoula Newspaper Man
Mildred Ingalls daughter of Frank Ingalls wed George P. Stone of Missoula at Columbia Gardens. The Rev Charles F Chapman officiated with Willams Ferguson as best man and Mrs Edgar Wild as bridesmaid. They honeymoon at Glacier National Park and plan to reside in Missoula. Stone works for the Sally Missoulian. son of A L Stone dean of University of Montana journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Stone
Missoula
Mildred Ingalls
Frank 3
Gold needles replace platinum in medical supplies
The cost of hypodermic needles shifts as gold needles enter production while platinum needles, though still used, cost more. A cheaper substitute is filling a new rate for essential injections, with gold increased demand and impact on overall prices.
Christine Norman to originate lead in The Mother Woman
Christine Norman has been engaged by Arthur Hammerstein to originate the leading feminine role in Cosmo Hamilton's new play The Mother Woman which Hammerstein will produce early in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Norman
Arthur Hammerstein
Cosmo Hamilton
Mr. Hammerstein
Lazus Mata Zus premier at Atlantic City June 26
Laurence Eyre introduces all-nesto a three act comedy to be staged in Atlantic City on June 26. The cast will perform in Blackface as part of the production.
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Standard
Busin
Stres
Astern
Hutte Federal Building
Larry Duggan
Undertaker
North Main Street
M. J. Walsh
Enubatmer
Edward Harra
Oscar
Welock
Antimonytreet
Holy Cross Cemetery
Boulder
I Urick
Thomas Urick
Joseph Richards
la Tausca
Altea
Butte Boys
Creighton College
Edward Dougherty
Union Pacific Legal Department
Mose Linz
Sherman & Reed
Wendeld Cannon Monument Works
South
Montana St
Uptown
West Broadway
National Cement
Davisson
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E Park
White House
Lipton’s
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Kansas
Rockers
Brownfield-Canty CO
West Park Street
THE
Florence CO
Simon
North Main
Telephone
McCarthy’s
East
S Bros
Fabiey
Fa Ace Ot Ea
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