Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Butte notes show travelers and visitors across Montana with names like Slemons in Billings, Mrs. Hardcastle bound for Rochester, and John Eastman in town for legal business. Attendees include Montana residents at Dillon, Missoula, and Great Falls hotels, naturalization court dates, and a large funeral service for Joseph Conan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Orton Bros
Butte Grill
Slemons
Billings
Ernest Hardcastle
Rochester
Minn
John Eastman
Whitefan
Butte
North Main Street
Yegan Bros
Wilam’ Boyle
Centennial Avenue
Frank O'Neiil
Custer County
C. Price
Dillon
J. H. Rowe
California
Naturalization Court
District Court
Arthur C. Carson
North Butte Mining Company
Cosmopolitan
Pictorial Review
Woman's Home Companion
Margaret Evans
May Willams
Jackson
Idaho
Joseph J. Ds Tor
Bat
Jessie Coshow
F. C. Noonan
York
Panama
Adele Humphrey
Polytechnic High School
Los Angeles
Ste. John A. Smith
Fn West Porphyry Stres
Montana
Charles A. Smith
George Moser
E.R. Capps
Anaconda
M. L.haddon
Stockett
D. P. Lake
Whitehatl
Missoula
C. G. England
G.land, Jr
P. Smith
Yeu Day
Helena
Nelson
V. Ciein- Wel
Blackfoot
E. F. Fletcher
Charles Wal
Adams Condition Deteriorates. Recovery Expected
The condition of J C Adams assistant general superintendent of the Afon da Copper Mining company worsened yesterday but doctors foresee recovery though no rapid improvement is expected for several days. Also notes a Field Day and a ladies committee meeting at St Patrick's school on Friday evening July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Adams
Anafonda Copper Mining Company
Mr. Adams
Theirc Feld
St. Patrick's School
Pathfinder Westgard Seeks Route For National Highway
A.L. Westgard of New York city arrives in Butte representing the government and the American Automobile Association to discuss a national highway. He travels from Glendive via a tough inland route with road floods and washouts delaying progress toward Whitehall and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Westgard
New York City
American Automobile Associaion
Butte
Yocal Wto
Whitehall
Nine Bille House
Westgard
Montana
Good Roads Congress
Anaonda
Forsyth
New York
Glendive
Sanders
Custer
Huntley
Weatgard
Dakotas
American Automobile Association
Bozeman
Pearl case ends with adverse decision on principalship
The school board unanimously accepted the teachers committee recommendation that Norman M. Pearl be not appointed principal of McKinley School. The report dated July urged denial. Trustee Henderson and Perkins were absent. The matter is closed. Four bids for a cement walk at Webster School were opened. The low bid by Butte Construction Co. was questioned for missing fine and possible inclusion of blemishes. Other bids listed and subject to committee review at next meeting. Superintendent Downer sought information on pupil-made articles from the industrial school. matter referred. Nell Manning, the board stenographer, was granted 30 days leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normon M. Pearl
McKinley School
W. 3. Tuohy
Louis T. Gainer
E. D. Elderkin
Board of School Trustees
Norman Hi. Pearl
Henderson
Perkins
Webster School
Alminum Street
Hutte Construction Company
Tuohy
Butte Construction Company
Committee On Art
Reardon & Barstow
George Tucker
J. R. Silver
Weiss
Emerson School
Downer
Industial School
Nell Manning
Rates cut on Montana bound freight by eastern tariffs
After years of Montana shippers pushing for relief, the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized lower commodity and carload rates from east terminals to Butte and Anaconda. The new tariff from the Transcontinental Freight Bureau lowers rates up to 20 percent, averages seven, and applies westward with special eastern tariffs for hay grain and hides. Several commodities such as whiskey canned goods and paper products see reductions, while mining machinery rates remain unchanged. Lionel Walsh appears in copy accompanying local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Commerce Commission
Tongh
Eastorn
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Butte
Pershuasion
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Tt Ie
Spokane
St. Louis
Chicago
Anaconda
Socom
St. Paul
Denver
Duluth
Entcago
Tanho
Wyoming
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Saloon Protection Scheme Probe Cited by City Officials
City officials discuss a protection racket claim involving saloon operators and a $500 slot machine at Fountain Road House. Maury argues the suspect targeted saloon men while no police or city official was implicated. McCaw faces possible prosecution. Mayor Duncan seeks minimal publicity during investigation. Hastings notes the machine had not been in use recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury
Tain
McCaw
Duncan
Fountain Road House
Road House
Sixteen Dog Stake at Coursing Park Sunday
The Butte hare and hound event returns next Sunday with sixteen entries including Goldstone Bowery Bum Flying Free Brindle Boy and The Wolf among others. William Stevens faced a potential assault charge postponed after new information surfaced Deputy County Attorney Mahoney shifted the action to second degree assault. A. J. Holda is the arguing witness as the case moves to trial next Tuesday.
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Butte
Goldstone
Bowery Bum
Flying Free
Brindle Boy
Raparee
the Wolf
Harry Keen
Bl Rock
Excel
Red Hugh
Montgomery
Black Bird
King Covey
William Stevens
Furlong’ Fourt
Mahoney
A. J. Holda
Democratic club meeting at Jud Rhoades court at Northern hotel
A Democratic club invites all Democrats living south of Silver Street to attend a crucial business meeting on Friday evening July 19 at 8 o'clock in Jud Rhoades' courtroom at the Northern hotel in South Butte. President J. J. Mqueene y and Secretary W. T. McCarthy announce the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Northern Hotel
South Butte
Silver Street
J. J. Mqueeney
W. T. McArthy
Renovated Montana Pavilion Advertises Picnic Dancing
A Montana advertisment from LJ Sullivan promotes Alhambra Hot Springs with 30 day access and a thoroughly renovated house. Visitors are invited to arrange picnics and dancing parties in the pavilion and are assured good care and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Hot Springs
Montana
Oregon Short Line Guests Toast Butte Banquet
A party from the Oregon Short Line visiting Butte held an informal banquet at the Silver Bow club. General Freight Agent J. A. Res of Salt Lake announced plans to build an independent line toward Butte, signaling closer ties with local merchants and officials. Prominent speakers included Salt Lake attorney P. S. William and Senator Harry Gallwey, highlighting rate trends and intermountain transportation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific System of
Hutte
Silver
Silver Hown
Montana
Silver Bowl Club
Ugene Carroll
Butts Water Company
Fet Stenson
Carroll
Harry Gallwey
Butte, Anaconda, & Pacific Railway
P. S. William
Salt Lake
Interstate
Legtal Vrennesd
James J. Hill
Williame
SV. Kemper
C. J. McNitt
B.C. Manson
W.S. Anderson
TB. F. Forbes
Oflegraph
R. W. Jones
Carl Str
E. W.comb
J. A. Reeves
D. T N. Gray
A. R. McNitt
HE Godwin
D. Spencer
Pa Fent
C.J. McNitt
P L
Phil Duan
RE. Kelly
J. D. Wallace
G. M. Bisbee
W. H. Christie
Bert Greenwood
Dy Gay Stivers
J.B. Branscombe
P. W Binke
E. A. Shewe
Ff Tdaho
Presidential Year Tariffs and Cattle Markets Highlighted
The article notes tariff changes and cattle market dynamics as key issues this presidential year. It urges readers to stay informed by following live news streams and subscriptions for daily, Sunday, and other editions across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Parish Hall Warming At St Josephs Church
A hall warming was hosted by Rev. Father movermack and Father Lynch at St Josephs Church located at 94 South Wyoming Street. Members from all parishes and non Catholics attended the event. The newly completed house featured a prettily decorated lawn and refreshments were served while the church interior was inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Movermack
Father Lynch
St. Joseph's Church
South
Wyoming Street
St Joseph's Church
Train On Oregon Snort Line Leaves Butte Overnight
Train on Oregon Snort Line departs Butte at 1 a m Sundays and returns from Armstead at 6 p m with round trip fares of 1 to Glen 2 to Dillon and 25 to Armstead. Fraternal Brotherhood invites members to Harmony lodge officer installation tonight at Carpenters Union hall. Members asked to bring cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Snort
Butte
Armstead
Glen
Dillon
Fraternal Brotherhood
Harmony Lodge
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Naked body of man found by rancher
A rancher found an unidentified man, about 20, Italian appearance, 5 feet 7 inches and 160 pounds, naked except for an undershirt, near Feeley. A station agent reported a wanderer seen Monday evening. Coroner and undertaker in Richards’ parlors will attempt identification. No relatives found.
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Feeley
Olsen
Coopers
Bennington
Smith
Richards
Beecle
Walston
Essex
South Main Street
Walsh's
Jae
The Standard Promises Straight Political Coverage
The passage urges readers to follow The Standard for current political events detailing a hard fought tariff battle. It notes daily and Sunday editions cost one dollar per month and describes delivery by carrier or mail to customers in the United States Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cann
Mexico
Standard
Montana
Carrel
Canada
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Butte News
Standare Tel
St Rant Broadway
Independent
ART
China
Adams
Pathfinder
New Yorker
Miners Union Ball
Dennis Murphy
PIGAN
the Clothery
Joportinw
Women’s Department
Adies
Andy
Wkinley
Lemont Work
Lionel Walsh
Werba
Luescher
Coursing Park
Mose Linz
Lends
Great Northern Railway
LJ. Sullivan
Chamber
Salt Lake Excursion
Montana Hardware Co
Weeley
Howse
Paxson & RockefellerCn
West Park Street
United Irish Societies
Gregson
Ake
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