Butte Visitors Stay At Local Hotels
A list of guests staying in Butte shows W A Jepson and Julia Beettecher from Deer Lodge, James G Karr from Great Falls, Ronald Higgins from Missoula, Harry Hynes from Helena, Natalie Townsend from Great Falls, A J Calcott from Great Falls, Dan Healey from Livingston, and others at the Thornton Finlen Acoma Leggat and Leggat hotels. It notes several visitors from Dillon Missoula Helena Bozeman Ennis and Glen dive enjoying their stays. Local ads promote reading at the P O News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
W. A. Jepson
Deer Lodge
Helena
Acoma
Natalie Townsend
Great Falls
Finlen
Butte
A. J. Calcott
City
Dan Healey
Livingston
Julia Beettecher
Thornton
Fallace ‘Terhill
Thorton
J. L. Harrington
Yesion
Folinsiey
el Butte
P.O
Adv
Butte Country club handicap golf opens at R. Fobbins trophy
Drawings were made yesterday for the foursome handicap event of golf at the Butte Country club for the R. Fobbins trophy. Play begins today with pairs set against each other in the annual tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
R. Fobbins
Art “Merkle
Joe Markham
R. F. Gaines
Harry Gall Wey
Reno Sales
A. J
W. C. Orton
D. M. MiMillan
Harry Cochine
Hew Ricketts
Tay F.trpatrick
W. M. Tuohy
J. L. Templeman
J. J. Kirby
E. J. Barker
R. R.kilroy
W. Mac C. White
A. L. Helmer
Harry Toohill
Municipal Links
Helmer
Toohill
Well Known Matron 15 Called by Death
Mary Hayes of Butte lifetime resident died at home on Tid North Wyoming street in her seventieth year. Survived by three sons Daglin William Walter and three daughters Ann Graham Wagstaff and Kobich. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also Mary Gulley a city resident for 49 years died at 165 West Pacific street. Widow of Thomas Culley survive by three sons John Martin Bernard and two sisters. Body sent to funeral chapel. arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hayes
Wyoming Street
Hayes
Ireland
Butte
Daglin
William
Walter
Ann Graham
Amos Wagstaff
Tony Kobich
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Anna Gulley
West Pacific Street Fairy
Eral Chapel
Moose lodge reports no loss in alleged $243 misappropriation
Directors state Moose Lodge suffered no money loss after an officer of the drill team faced an alleged misappropriation of 243 dollars. The amount is covered by an insurance policy from the Massachusetts Bonding Company. The complaint was filed at the request of the lodge in Justice of the Peace L. A. Buckley’s court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose Lodge
Massachusetts Bonding ‘Company
Ei Lodge
Justice of the Peace L. A. Buckley
Butte to oil streets in council oiling plan today
Butte aldermen will meet today as a committee of the whole to discuss oiling streets with an asphaltic material and to do away with water sprinkling in districts where sprinklers operate in summer. A Hatison avenue paving project bid and Harrison district creation are also before the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hat Ison Avenue
Public Works
Mike Walsh
City Hall
Harrison
Mameire
Beadle
Judiciary Committee
Maguire
Grand
Harvard Avenues
Auust
Butte Pioneers to Attend Meet in Missoula August
Montana Pioneers gather in Missoula for their annual convention August 4 to 6 with a lawn reception at R. Toole home an open air choir and concert on courthouse lawn a 300 voice chorus and an old timers dance and a banquet. The Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers organize the event and plan relic displays and mixed sessions with sons and daughters meetings in mornings and pioneers in afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana Pioneers’ Society
Missoula
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Mes 1
R. Toole
Mincine
Missonia
Montana
Sons and Daughters
Mornines
Great tourney slated for Montana golfers at Meadow Lark
Great Falls will host the Montana state golf tournament starting August 10 at Meadow Lark, with A. L. Matter and Ted Barker noting the course's recovery from floods and recent rain damage. Organizers promise social events and nightly dances as part of the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Meadow Lark Club
A. L. Matter
Montana Golf Association
Ted Barker
Butte
Meadow Lark
Mutter
Matter Ald
Pioneers' Club Meeting Tuesday in Stevens Manley Hall
Members of the Pioneers' club will hold their regular business meeting Tuesday night in Stevens & Manley hall. The meeting starts about 8 o'clock and features a special program with several talks. The picnic committee will report tentative dates for the annual affair. A social program follows the business session and dancing will conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers’ Club
Stevens & Manley Hall
Butte Fire Chief Returns to City
Fire Chiefrea Martin returned to the city yesterday after two weeks vacation in Utah and Idaho. He and Mrs. Martin visited their daughter in Salt Lake City. He reported excellent crop conditions in Idaho and Utah, with a record cherry crop and a boom in grain production and business activity this year.
Campaign Willer Brings Tourists Through Montana Routes
Tourism figures from the Pacific Northwest Scenic Association show 38 percent more Yellowstone visitors pass through Butte this year. Efforts by Helena leaders and three interviewers in the park aim to steer travelers toward Northern Montana Idaho and Washington, shifting routes from the Southern Oregon Trail toward the Pinget Sound country. The association reports northern route share rising from 30 to 58 percent, exceeding prior expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Butte
Pacific Northwest Scenic Association
Northwest
Park
Idaho
Oregon ‘Trail
Portland
Helena
Washington
Idats
Montana
Norhhern Soute
West
Tdaho
Pinget
Skaggs Safeway Moves No 167 To Bigger Butte Site
Announcement by H P Brown district manager notes store No 167 moved from 119 North Main to enlarged quarters at Granview and North Main. New building remodeled for seven store needs and open for business this morning. Company operates 1000 stores in 10 western states with annual business over 75 million dollars. Expansion plans include more western stores this year and a broad program in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Brown
Skaggs-Safeway Stores
North Ma‘treet
Gran We
North Main Streets
Skargs Pafeway Company
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lado
Consern
Brown
Equalizers to Convene on Property Complaints
The county board of equalizers led by commissioners Tim Kearney E P O Brien and Francis Silver will meet thrice weekly through August to hear property owners grievances about overassessed values. Most complaints come from the business district as Assessor Tom Kelly completes a county wide reappraisal. After sessions the 1926 budget requests totaling about 900000 will be reviewed with aim to cut the excess of 200000 versus initial estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equaization
Tim Kearney
E. P. O'Brien
Francis Silver
State Equalization Board
Tom Kelly
Pioneer Matron Annie Sidell Dies at Home
Annie Sidell, born April 8 1895 in Iown, died last evening at 412 Shields avenue after a four year illness. She married Nelson Sidell in 1903 and lived in Red Bluff before moving to Butte 23 years ago. Surviving: husband, daughter Hattie Hadzer of Butte, sisters Mary J. Vinson of Milan Washington and Mattie Jackson of Baker City Oregon, brothers Buel L. Foster George W. Foster and Jesse D. Foster, and two grandchildren. The body is at Sherman Reed funeral home. funeral time to be announced. Fraud charge: Gladys Hackley arrested for hotel fraud at Finlen hotel after a rent bill dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sidell
Shields Avenue
Hattie Hadzer
Butte
Mary J. Vinson
Milan
Wash
M. Mattie Jackson
Baker City
Ore
Buel L. Foster
Butt George W. Foster
Libby
Jesse D. Foster
Portland
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Net Proceeds From Mines Reported Including Montana Operations
Net proceeds totaling 1415.82 dollars are reported from the Emma mine and related properties while noting a vast gap of nearly 33 million dollars between gross ore value and net proceeds. The discrepancy is attributed to company expenditures in operations, primarily labor and supplies in Montana.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Anaconda Company
Montana
Cencrists Picnic At Nine Mile Canyon Draws 200
More than 200 persons attended the Columbian Cencrist picnic held yesterday afternoon at Nine Mile canyon. The group left Butte in cars and trucks provided by a special transportation committee. After luncheon, games were played with Mrs. W. J. Fox Ed Bleichner and Lawrence Manion acting as chaperones. They returned to the city at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Mile Canyon
Butte
Special Transportation Committee
W. J. Fox
Ed Bleichner
Lawrence “Manion
Cty
Cigars Looted in Store Robbery at Grand Avenue
Thieves broke a rear window at the W. A Beardsley store 1959 Grand Avenue and took three boxes of cigars. Police report notes nothing else was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuuning
W. A Beardsley
Grand Avenue
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Ellen J. Buckland
Goodrich
Butte Notes
F. Erwin
Dillon
Leggat
T. J. Moran
E. Galena Buttf
Stevens and Manley Hall
L Fisice
Athom
DPW
Skaggs-Safeway
Granite and
Main
O.D
Butte’s
W. P. Fuller & CO
San Francisco
Pacific Coast States
Los Angeles
Riddell Paint and Art Co., of
P. C. Dietler
Riddell Paint & Art Co
Riddell
Iowa
Gladys Hackley
Emma
Sun Inn
Canterbury
England
Dickens
David Copper
Ion
Out
Werman Air Transportation ‘Company
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