Butte Hotel Guests and Visitors Listed in City Notes
A list of hotel guests and visitors in Butte, including R F Murray in Harlem at the Arizona, Frank Jones of Monida, M M Geboski of Helena at the Finlen, Henry Miller of Billings at the Pinlen, and many others. Several residents from Billings, Helena, Great Falls, and surrounding towns are noted as staying at Leggat, Thornton, Acoma, Acoma, and Finlen as their city visit continues. Also mentions P O News Stand Adv and Alaska trip for Miss Larandeau and Seattle trip for Mildred Sullivan.
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Orton Bros
R. F. Murray
Harlem
Arizona
Frank Jones
Monida
Butte
M. M. Geboski
Helena
Finlen
Henry Miller
Billings
Pinlen
Charles Eybel
Acoma
G. H. Torrey
Leggat
Anne Woodson
T. M. Griffin
Thornton
Bernice
Beatrice Cheney
Sheridan
M. N. Walker
Corvallis
M. Brodello
Rowan
City
Ben Henry
M. S. Hawley
Great Falls
Matie Cowell
Margaret Dwyer
Deer Lodge
Hubert Cheney
Peter Morrow
Plentywood
J. E. Murphy
Bozeman
Philips
Alaska
Laraneau
Seattle
Mining Engineer Pfordte Tours Butte Mines and Smelter
Otto F. Pfordte, charter member of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, visited Butte for several days touring local mines and the smelter at Anaconda. He praised the School of Mines for its mineral collection and exhibit models, and noted the plant’s efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto F. Pfordte
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Butte
Mr. Pfordte
Eastern Mining Society
Pfordte
Columbia College
Anaconda
Tamang
Official Welcome for Pacific Fliers
The war department will host an official welcome for Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger of the army air corps when they land in Washington from Dayton. Acting Secretary F Truth Davidson will supervise the ceremony at Bolling Field with high officials from navy, army and marine corps in attendance. The officers completed a 2,400 mile Pacific flight and will travel in a sister ship of the craft that carried them.
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Associated Press
Ashington
War Department
Lester J. Maitland
Albert P. Hegenberger
Army Air Corps
San Francisco- Honolulu
Dayton
Ohio
F. Truth Davison
Bolling Field
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Pacific
Smith and Bronte Return to U S From Molokai
Ernest J. Smith and Emory B. Bronte reached Molokai Island with gasoline exhausted after flying from Oakland. They prepared to depart for the mainland on the Matsonia, per orders from Pacific Air Transport officials. Bronte did not need to go, but the navigator insisted they both return. They noted they would install larger gasoline tanks if they ever fly to Hawaii again.
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Smith
Bronte
U. S
Honolulu
Ernest_ J. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Molokai Island
Oakland
Cal
Matsonia
Pacific Air Transport
Hawaii
Miners Field Day Featured in Anode Magazine
Miners Field Day at Columbia Gardens on August 1 is spotlighted in the July Anode, official publication of Anaconda company safety department. The program runs from 9 p m to 8 p m with a digest on Montana forest fire laws and an article on Safeguard Your Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Safety Department of the Anaconda Company
Butte
Badger State
John Eathorne
Joseph Judge
J. M. van Matre
Charles D. Gray
Montana
County crews repair highway stretch between Butte and Anaconda
County workers began repairing the unpaved stretch known as Sailor's road between Butte and Anaconda yesterday under County Surveyor M. J. Loughran. Dry weather hinders progress but rain would improve the road. maintenance and sprinkling will continue on the Five-Mile to Nine Mile route and on industrial streets.
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Butte
Anaconda
M. J. Loughran
Butte-Anaconda
Amateurs Map Plans for New Round in Teaguer League
The Butte Amateur Teaguers, after 132 games, must submit about 15 dollars per team to finish the third round. A meeting of the commission and managers is set for 8 tonight at the Cinders Club to decide the remainder of the season. Seven of twelve teams favor extending to 66 more games while others hesitate. A protested game will be replayed tonight at the Cinders Club. Murphy Cheely and Cliffords clashed in a slugfest to decide the cellar position as Bob Downing misplayed a fly ball in the third inning, triggering a rally that produced 17 runs for Gilfards.
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Butte
Cinders
Gilfards
County Air Field To Kick Off Work In August
County commissioners say work to prepare the county landing field will begin early in August. The field at Derby land Butte is chosen as a station on several transcontinental air routes with extensive improvements planned and some hangars may be erected.
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Jestertay
Butte
Judge Lynch Seals Nine Probate Dispositions in District Court
Thirteen probate matters were disposed yesterday in district court during Judge J J Lynch’s weekly law and motion calendar. Cases included leasing Milwaukee hotel space to James Woods for five years at 1800, final accounts of executors, estate distributions, wills admitted to probate, appointees bonded and unbonded, and continuances for guardian and administrator hearings. Several petitions were struck or continued, with trial dates reset or dismissed as settled.
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J. J. Lynch
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
Arthur H. Mueller
Charles Goodman Mueller
Milwaukee
Montana Street
James Woods
Ellen Bennetts
Harry Bennetts
Thresa Walsh
Mary Dolan
Morgan James
Minerva
G. James
Frank J. Dorhofer Jr
Frank J. Dorhofer Sr
Robert Percival Wood
Ethel Josephine Wood
William Barrett
Alfred Morrell
Elizabeth Marsetti
Natala Marsetti
Caendar
Inez Sholm
Marjorie
Bertha
William McPheters
W. E. Carroll
Abe Kaufmann
Margaret
Patrick Moore
S. G. Armstrong
Barney McGivern
Evangelist Rice Case Delayed. Witness Sought in Helena
In Helena Montana on July 18 the Adam Rice case, a self-styled evangelist charged under the Mann act for moving a woman from Butte to Wyoming for immoral purposes, was continued to July 22 as authorities seek to bring in Mrs. Joseph E. Frye nee Opal Opstad who has been located in Milwaukee.
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Helena
Mont
Adam Rice
Joseph E. Frye
Opal Opstad
Milwaukee
Rice
Butte
Wyoming
Funeral announcements list local obituaries and services
PAKERS and HAYES notices show funeral arrangements at Sherman Heed funeral home and St Lawrence church with interment in family plots. Ruffato remains and services pending. Christian Science church cen ter services noted. Partial details indicate local cemetery plans at Mount Moriah and Wyoming connections.
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Hayes
Mary Hayes
Wyoming
St. O
Sherman Fe Heed
Scence
Mount Moriah
Richards
Ieevicen
Mount Moriah Wevans
Sroding
Masy
Peter McDon
Family Notice from Nome Ancestry
In this city on a winter evening at the Nome home 1016 Waukesha Winnifred McGarry age 70 survives by son Paul Heke J McGarry of St Paul daughters Bartley J Meat Tom Dufty of Butte Mrs Burke and Miss Paul Mrs J P Kelly of Chenal relatives announce funeral details in upcoming notices based on relatives in the Pisco records.
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Waukesha
Winnifred McGarry
Pate Heke J. McGarry
St. Paul
Willow Creek Man Ends His Own Life in Bozeman
Arthur C Wil eiams, 60, of Willow Creek, shot himself at the Avery garage in Three Forks. Health issues cited as cause. Survived by four sons and one daughter. Coroner says inquest unnecessary. Brazil appoints new director of Work Against Droughts organization.
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Associated Press
Brazil
Work Against
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Judge Lynch
Evangelist Rice
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