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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1927

Page

5

Butte Visitors and Guests Lodging at Local Hotels

A long list of visitors and residents staying at Butte hotels including Orton Bros rental clients, Usher of Great Falls as guest, Esther M. Peel Twin Bridges, R. E. Jones Deer Lodge, J. A. Baiton Great Falls, Katherine Grant Divide, Dr. A. C. Knight Phillipsburg, Mrs. C. L. Elliott Sheridan, H. S. Leigland Great Falls, A. Z. Ellis Divide, G. M. Sullivan Dillon, and others. Notables include Floyd F. Johnson Oakland former state boiler inspector, S. E. Payne Warm Springs, Richard Brimacombe postmaster, and Judge John A. Matthews visiting.

Orton Bros J. S. Usher Great Falls Esther M. Peel Twin Bridges Butte R. E. Jones Deer Lodge Thornton R. O. Bulterdick Sheridan Charles Nageman Helena Acoma J. A. Baiton Arizona Katherine Grant Divide A. C. Knight Phillipsburg Leggat C. L. Elliott Finlen H. S. Leigland A. Z. Ellis G. M. Sullivan Dillon City G. R. Larry M. Delanny Son James D. Graham Livingston T. O. Peacock S. L. Goddard Billings Bill Eldridge Missoula G. Owens Deer S. E. Payne Warm Springs C. M. Holbert Virginia City K. M. Kepner Richard Brimacombe Seattle John A. Matthews Montana Supreme Court

Semi Final Golf Matches Set At Butte Club

The Hobbins trophy semi finals at Butte Country Club pair Gallwey with Gaines against Reno Sales and Tremblay, and Cochrane with Ricketts against Templeman and Kirby. Templeman and Kirby had a bye. finals over 18 holes must be played before July 31, followed by a regional match with Anaconda golfers.

Butte Country Club Harry Gallwey R. F. Gaines Reno Sales A. L. Tremblay H. H. Cochrane Harry Ricketts J. L. Templeman J. J. Kirby Cochrane Ricketts Jay Fitzpatrick W. M. Tuohy Sales Tremblay W. C. Orton Don McMillan Temple

Builders Urged to Secure City Building Permits

City officials in Butte warn builders to obtain building permits before construction. The office of the commissioner of public works cites multiple cases of noncompliance and notes fines for failures to obtain permits. Builders are urged to use compliant materials in fire zones as required by ordinance.

Butte Commissioner of Public Works

Urge payment of personal taxes in city drive

Ed Fogarty, collector of personal taxes, has collected more than $35,000 to date. Treasurer McCarthy announced yesterday that a large amount remains due to the city as the law requires compliance.

Butto Ed Fogarty McCarthy

Fire at Silver Bow restaurant in Arizona street blaze

Fire crews responded to 623 Utah Avenue last night for a small blaze at the Silver Bow restaurant. No damage was reported. Captain James Gleason of the Arizona department said the fire was caused by defective wiring.

Arizona Utah Avenue Silver Bow James Gleason Arizona Department

Seven Orderly 10 Again Travel On Seven Dirt-Stained Travelers

Seven dirt stained travelers five men and two girls with total wealth 2.95 were floated out of Butte by Justice of the Peace L A Buckley. The group rode a Milwaukee freight train to Roundup after pleading guilty to vagrancy or denying it. Names given include Marie Mihalovich Emilie Cadwell and five men. The girls said goodbye to the judge and headed toward the train yards. Two other cases involved Pat O Malley and Lena Clutts with various charges and hearings scheduled.

Butte Justice of the Peace L. A Robert Rua Jules Romano Percy Gansdell Sam Buckman M. L. Buiby Pat O'Malley Hayes M. Dreskaich A. H. Wilkinson James Marron Laura Pappas

Special Rail Rates For Montana Pioneers and Helena Fair

Montana railroads announce reduced fares for the Society of Montana Pioneers meeting at Missoula and for the Montana State Fair at Helena. Pioneer convention fare is 1 1 3, sale Aug 1–6, return Aug 10. Aug 4–6 event days. State fair fare 1 1 3 from within 150 miles of Helena, and 1 fare from farther points, sale Sept 3–10, return Sept 12. fair runs Sept 5–9.

Montana Society of Montana Pioneers Missoula Helena Pioneers’ Convention

Minor fires trigger four quick department runs

Four fire calls were logged yesterday at Arizona and Quartz street stations. City Cleaners reported smoke from a cleaning smudge at 9:45 a.m. 1435 Delaware, 144 West Park, and Montana Hardware in smoke filled basements were among the minor incidents. A watchman noted basement smoke and an alley fire near the Montana Hardware rear.

Arizona Quartz Street Delaware West Park Montana Hardware

Goulam Distributes Cigars to Visitors at Union Pacific

Henry Coulam handed out cigars to callers at Union Pacific offices yesterday. When asked if the cigars marked a birth, he replied that no child was born. He explained the cigars celebrate his upcoming birthday on July 24 as he turns 24.

Henry Coulam Union Pacific J. D. Wallace Coulam

Peeper Seen On South Side In Butte

Reported by Grand Avenue residents a peeper was seen on the south side. He was chased by several men and police began a search early yesterday morning after the latest call.

Jack the Peeper Butte Grand Avenue Peeper

Husband appeals for wife to be picked up over missing clothes

Sam Pappas told police at headquarters that his wife left the house with all his clothes and $50. He asked officers to locate her and bring her back, describing the separation as theft of belongings.

Sam Pappas

Butte Firm Wins Income Tax Case in Federal Court

The Brownfield Canty Furniture Co of Butte wins a federal case against Collector C A Rasmussen. Judge George M Bourquin rules the government must refund about 17000 for tax payments under duress. The 1920 assessment was 20000, later reduced to 13500 before a 1925 restraint warrant.

Associated Press Helena Brownfield-Canty Company Butte George M. Bourquin Collector of Internal Revenue C. A. Rasmussen Statue of Limitations Brownfield-Canty Furniture Company Butte Company

Road Fund Health Check Reveals 1926 27 Totals

Silver Bow county road fund shows receipts of 151 185 45 for 1926 27 and expenditures of 78 601 64. On hand 152 398 13 for county road expenditures. Main source is license plate money with last year 93 500 58 from state motor vehicle bureau. Planned road projects for 1928 include Woodville to Park Street and maintained highways.

Silver Bow Clarence Freudenstein Tim Kearney Board of County Commissioners Deer Lodge Woodville Park Street Freudenstein Continental Oil Company Dodge Buick Oo. S. L

Burglary Strikes Home on South Jackson Street

Burglars entered the home of John Bakke at 510 South Jackson Street through a back door and stole clothes and jewelry. A separate report notes a garden hose was stolen from E. Williams at 644 South Colorado.

John Bakke South Jackson Street E. Williams Colorado

Youths Caught in Butte Fined on Many Counts

Two young men Benny Ellingson and Harvey Smith were fined in federal court under the Dyer and Mann acts for auto theft and bringing two girls to Butte for immorality. Each man faced four counts with $100 fines. The two girls, aged 18 and 19, were brought from Park City for testimony and then released.

Associated Press Helena Benny Ellingson Harvey Smith Park City Utah Butte Department of Justice United States W. D. Rankin Bourquin

A Ghostly Scent in Paris Fashion House Ad

A Paris fashion house introduces a new perfume named apparit ion amid the challenges of English advertising in France. The piece notes the fragrance and the promotional effort by a leading French dressmaker.

Paris France

Law and Motion Calendar in Carroll Court

Judge Bourquin to hear a two week calendar while Judge Lynch delays. Guardian appointed for McPheeters minors with $1500 bond. Currie verdict against Lamuth and Marinoff satisfied by mortgage foreclose. Larke v Mifich trial set for July 25. Roberts v Trevillion Mole Monument suit extended for amendment after a failed complaint. Trial schedule unsettled as jurors dismissed until Monday.

W. E. Carroll Department of District Court George Bourquin J. J. Lynch Katharyn Svitkovich State Board of Equalization Inez Sholm Marjorie Beatrice William McPheeters John G. Currie John Lamuth Lena Marinoff Lamuth Currie N. J. Larke Anton Mifich Paul Roberts Trevillion Mole Monument Company

Fine and jail for reckless driver in police court

W. G. Baxter of 318 Kemper was fined 50 dollars and given 10 days in the city jail after being found intoxicated while driving. John R. Murdock of 428 Mullen testified his car was hit while parked on South Arizona street with Mrs. Murdock and an infant inside. Baxter pleaded not guilty claiming one beer was all he had. John Smith and Jack Stone forfeited 150 dollars each on bootlegging charges.

W. G. Baxter Kemper John R. Murdock Mullen South Arizona Street Baxter John Smith Jack Stone

Kiwanis and Exchange Teams Set For Today Baseball Battle

The Kiwanis and Exchange clubs square off this afternoon on the Clark park diamond in a season highlight. Exchangites led by Dr H H James face Kiwanis under Joe Halloran in a lineup featuring a mix of veterans and prospects.

Butte Clark Park H. H. James Joe Halloran Kiwanis

Overson Waives Extradition to Utah for Trial

Junior Overson arrested in Butte at the request of Fillmore Utah officers has waived extradition and will return to Fillmore to stand trial. The offense is not disclosed. A Fillmore officer is en route to Butte and expected to arrive today after Overson attempted to flee from Deputy Sheriff Carl Engle at the federal building Thursday.

Junior Overson Butte Fillmore Utah Overson Carl Engle Federal Building

Wreck At Columbia Gardens Targets Woman's Light Coat

Thieves wrecked a new brougham to steal a light coat from a seat of Mrs. Charles Stone's car. The vehicle, parked at Atherton Place, was damaged near Columbia Gardens and towed to Butte per Mrs. Stone's sheriff's report.

Charles Stone Atherton Place Columbia Gardens Butte

Auto salesman Edgar Francis charged with passing bad checks

Butte auto salesman Edgar Francis was arrested yesterday and charged with passing bad checks. Francis admitted to Chief Murphy that he had written several checks.

Edgar Francis Butte Francis Murphy

Clerk Receives Request to Locate Janka in Butte History

The city clerk received a note from Marie Gruenenfelder of 312 North Broadway New Ulm Minnesota asking aid to find Joseph W Janka also written as Johnka. He is believed 62, lived in Butte about 34 years ago and was said to have resided there.

Marie Gruenenfelder North Broadway New Ulm Minn Joseph W. Janka Johnka Butte

Miss Ruth Lindborg Returns From Vacation

Miss Ruth Lindborg returns to her desk in the division freight and passenger agent office of the Northern Pacific railway after a two week vacation visiting her sister in Springfield Missouri and spending a few days in Kansas City.

Ruth Lindborg Northern Pacific Railway Springfield Miss Lindborg Kansas City

Three Fires In National Forests Under Watch

LaMarsh creek fire in the Big Hole district northwest of Wise River remains uncontrolled as seven firefighters replace two crews. Forest Supervisor John R. Taylor and Ranger John T. Marsh lead efforts with potential reinforcements from Butte if needed. Two other blazes, Roosevelt Drive and Silverlake, are under control. A west range fire in the Bitter Root forest is managed from Missoula.

LaMarsh Creek Big Hole Wise River Deer Lodge National Forest Granite Street John R. Taylor John T. Marsh Butte Taylor Roosevelt Drive W. F. Simon Silverlake E. W. Kurtz Bitter Root National Forest Missoula

Butte Receives Majority Of Montana Market Shipped Produce

Montana growers overlook local Butte market as shipments to Montana points show 1,225 car loads of fruit and vegetables received in the year. California led origins with 1,118 cars, while Butte consumed 255 cars locally.

Montana Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce J. A. Fossum Mexico American Union California Washington

Dempsey Sharkey Fight Sparks Gun Incident in New York

P Trbovich, owner of a gun shown after the Dempsey Sharkey clash, was fined $25 in police court. A fight follower claimed $4,000 loss over Shar key, corrected to $1,400. Mike Motor and Trbovich argued on East Park street and later at 4 North Arizona street, where Motor said Trbovich pulled a gun.

P. Trbovich New York East Park Street Sharkey Mike Motor Trbovich North Arizona Street

Fishing Is Fine Along Oregon Short Line

A Union Pacific weekly fishing bulletin reports good to fine conditions along the Oregon Short Line between Butte and Lima. Divides, Quinn, Melrose, Dillon, Red Rock and Lima show fishing good or fine with river levels low and clear. Armstead notes deer flies bad but fishing fine.

Oregon Butte Lima Union Pacific Railway Divide Quinn Melrose Dillon Armstead Red Rock

Warning Against Check Forgeries Crimed by Montana Suspects

Butte merchants were warned by Undersheriff Angus McLeod about check forgeries. Four suspects, three men and a woman, are sought for passing worthless checks. Victims include Shirley clothes shop in Helena and Deer Lodge merchant J. D. Donnehide. The case involves a traveling duo from Warm Springs and a woman linked to Great Falls and Billings schemes. Authorities warn hotels and book dealers about an impersonator for Western Hotel Supply and World Press Inc.

Butte Angus McLeod F. G. McKelvie Helena Shirley Missoula McKelvie Deer Lodge Warm Springs J. D. Donnehide James L. Dyer Great Falls Billings Newman California Western Hotel Supply Company The World Press Inc

Germany Population Estimated at 62 500 000

The article provides a population estimate for Germany at 62,500,000. It notes this figure as a current estimate and frames it within a broader demographic discussion.

Germany

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Ellen J. Buckland Claude Kiff Winter Garden Orchestra Northwest Butte Notes Ole Dahl DR. Lamb E. Galena Butte, Mont Brazil Justice Goulam South Side Incame Brownfield-Canty South Jackson House Judge Carroll Qverson Wreck Gar National la Marsh Creek Tate Raymond Griffith Bebe Gladion West Broadway
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