Butte Current Notes Recap of Local Moves and Travels
A crowded roundup from Butte notes residents returning from trips to Idaho Minnesota and Chicago and leaving for Amherst Lewistown Helena or Portland. Mentions include Henry Peterson Duluth trips, Miss Elizabeth Venus Chicago absence, Elks convention in Portland, and J L Vines in Hamilton on legal matters. Also references church picnic at Gregson Springs, upcoming Atlanta trip by Mr and Mrs W L Richards, and marriage of Bray and Annie Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Butte
Thomas Lavell
Idaho
M. W. Gerry
Amherst
Mass
Cago
Busine
S. Allensworth
Bonita
Walker's
Henry Peterson
Duluth
Minnesota
Tronside
North Main Street
Yegen
M. E. Knowles
Helena
Charles Swartz
Portland
Barney Lavalle
Oregon
California
Elizabeth Venus
Chicago
W. B. Webb
J. L. Vines
Hamilton
Avis Antil
Lewistown
W. L. Richards
Atlanta
Emanuel Presbyterian Church
Gregson Springs
Saturday Evening Post
Frank A. Crase
West Side Coal Company
North Excelsior Street
William P. F. Sutherland
Seattle
Vancouver
C.F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Swanlake
Lucille Sharkey
Dubole
James Denning
Jensen
Tno
W. J. Hughes
R. Edgren
Wlace
Woman's Home Mission Society
South Side
Methodist Episcopal
Columbia Gardens
Harrison Avenue
Olympia Street
Award Bray
Blue Ribbon Saloon
Annie Orr
Justice Ornsby
Wyoming Street
Boulder Springs
Helen
Theodore Arnoldy
Missoula
Marie E. Frederickson
Salt Lake
John R. West
Balty, Sutherland
Spokane
Frank L. Westoves
Fern Montgomery
The Standard Urges Reading For The Presidential Year
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Montana
al Costomes
United States
Canada
Mexico
Gambling Row Lands Two in Jail as Player Confesses
J D Harem 22 of Gill Town says he played in a room poker game where cards were marked and lost about 81500 to Long. Harem’s tale led to arrest of Mark Schilling cigar store proprietor 32 East Broadway and George Loni for allowing and running a gambling game. Harem claims Long also lost 8200 and that police found money on him. He led detectives to a room in the Steele block and an alley behind the jail where 818 were recovered. Bonds posted 850 each and Schilling and Long face police court hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Harem
Gill Town
Mark Schilling
East Broadway
George Loni
Harem
Long
Ambrose
Steele Block
White
Butte
Schilling
Panker
Aren
Anaconda Club to Meet St Lawrence Stars at Columbia Gardens
John Prince of the Mai Rnes ball club announces the challenge from the St Lawrence stars of Butte has been accepted. The game will be held at Columbia gardens Thursday afternoon with Anaconda players to meet at the depot at 9 o clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prince
Mai Rnes
Anaconda
St. Lawrence
Butte
Columbia Gardens
National convention of Span gh War Veterans in Atlantic City
The national convention of the Spanish War Veterans will be held in Atlantic City on September 8 10 and 11. James H Rowlings will attend the convention. He is presently visiting England and will stop at the encampment on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic ‘City
James H. Rowlings
Rowlings
England
Butte trustees approve school repairs and new sidewalks
The Butte district trustees spent most of their meeting on repairs and improvements to school buildings. The board awarded the Webster school sidewalk contract at 132 per square yard and 22 cents per linear foot for curb, approved Monroe and Garfield work, and considered interior varnish and reinforcement for other buildings. The high school may gain a new physics instructor as George W. Tidd seeks a move, and sympathy notes were sent after the former superintendent’s death. Bills were approved totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Holland
Webser School
Butte Construction Company
Monroe School
Blaine
Hutte Plumbing Company
H.L. Hanson
Eable Plumbing Company
John Campbell
Downer
George W. Tidd
Nating
R. G. Young
Nominations for Montana Labor Federation Officers
The Montana Federation of Labor nominating slate includes M. M. Donoghue for president from Butte and HL A. Denny for vice president from Anaconda. Other posts list Louis Dilno Great Falls, EH Childs Missoula, 0 M Partelow Butte as secretary treasurer, plus district executive board members and vacancies. The state convention is set for Alma Springs August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Federation of Labor
M. M. Donoghue
Butte
HL. A. Denny
Anaconda
Patrick Ian
Louis Dilno
Great Falls
EH. Childs
Missoula
M. Partelow
H. Stros
Tamale Vendors in Butte Fight on Park and Main
Two rival tamale vendors clashed at Park and Main streets in Butte. Pero Khan and Shadad Khan fought, scattering minced chicken and cornmeal on the pavement. Khan was cut on the hand and claims the assault was planned to force him out of business. Both men were arrested and secured bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pero Khan
Shadad Khan
Khan
Two Butte youths face burglary charge after pavilion loot found
Jack Senate and Henry Roach are charged with burglary tied to a theft at the Lake Avoca pavilion basement Sunday night. Police traced the loot to the suspects’ possession after witnesses identified them with the loot, leading to their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Senate
Henry Roach
Butte
Lake Avoca
Railroad Man Injured Near Harlowton
George Atkinson, signal maintenance supervisor for the Milwaukee road, was injured near Harlowton while boarding a slow freight train. His foot slipped from the journal box and he fell, sparing serious injury as one arm narrowly avoided the rail. he suffered minor injuries and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Atkinson
Milwaukee Raileay
Harlowton
Senate committee backs new Department of Labor bill
Washington July 3 the senate committee on education and labor endorsed the proposed department of labor and a bill for a commission on industrial relations. The committee will report with a recommendation for passage, aligning with Senator Borah who introduced the measure. The house had already passed a bill creating the commission on industrial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
House
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Borah
Committen
Commission On Industrial Relations
Post Office Bill Changes Highlight Senate Report
Washington July 21 The post office appropriation bill without the good roads provision moves to the Senate via the post office committee. The parcels post section remains largely House based with changes on zones charges and fourth class mail. railroads gains and labor rights are debated, while highway and pneumatic tube provisions face removals and criticism from senators including Gardner of Maine.
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Washington
Poston
House
Senate
Post Office Committee
Phe Graenhardt
Bourne
Congress
Gardner
Maine
Senate Committee On Post
Railroad heads travel on freight
E W Sewell vice president of Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound with R M Calkins traffic manager arrived in Butte on a freight train from Deer Lodge for a minute inspection of the system They will tour Three Forks Gallatin valley Lewistown and Great Falls Lewistown ex tension work and Chicago headquarters man Sewell voiced satisfaction over miners pay raise and praised business prospects Division Agent A J Hillman accompanied the pair DING IS RESUMED Operations resume on a new building at Broadway Wyoming corner former Smokehouse Shaft site to become a modern structure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Sewell
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Road
R. M. Calkins
Butts
Deer Lodge
Three Forks
Gallatin Valley
Lewistown
Great Falls
Broadway
Wyoming Street
Butte
Genuine Love Feast at First Baptist Church Honors Rev Noftsinger
Last evening's reception at the First Baptist Church honored Rev E Noftsinger of Seattle who led the church for 15 years. Friends from many years, neighbors, Sundny School members and other city churches filled parlor rooms and vestibule, with music, speeches, flowers, and warm testimonials to his pastorate and service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. Noftsinger
Seattle
Sundny School
Clas
Swenson
Gaillardins
Ihon Billings
Mise Helene Wicks
Anna Williams
Mise Myrtle Lander
Bitzer
Noftsinger
West Baptist Church
Local Names Listed in Social Notes Parade
Mrs Charles E Pierce Mrs H Marchland Mrs Thomas Goss Miss Tda Millan Mr and Mrs EC Trad ford Mr and Mrs Guy V Lewis Mr and Mrs Thompson Mrs M Thompson Mr and Mrs Babb Henry Harve HK Matthews and Cuarenc appear in the social column as hosts and attendees at assorted gatherings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Pierce
H. Marchland
Thomas Goss
Tda Millan
Mra
EC. Tradford
Guy V. Lewis
Thompson
M. Thompson
Babb
Henry Harve
Matthews and Cuarenc
Butte Briefs Feature Visiting Montanans and Guests
SB Elling of Virginia City is a business visitor. Millie Schneider returns from a visit with relatives in Missoula. Montana guests listed include Thomas Ingling Boulder Ibson Great Falls F T Jones Paris Monida E A Morley Helena Bielenberg Deer Lodge Monta Jona W Fulton Marysville J W Woodward Mr and Mrs E L Men Paul Billings Dr Marie M Dean Frank Cotter Helena. Other names listed include Whitney Whitehall C F Johnson Alberton S E Pell Divide C A Wallace G L Smuts Anaconda David Kemper Missoula George H Beasley Philipsburg A A Burn Willow Creek BL Johnson Mrs Conners Mrs Jones Great Falls Topping C S Constant Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SB. Elling
Virginia City
Millie Schneider
West Summit Street
Afissoula
Butte
Montanare
Thomas Ingling
Boulder
Ibson
Great Falls
F. T. Jones
Paris Monida
E. A. Morley
Helena
Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Monta Jona
W. Fulton
Marysville
J. W Woodward
Paul Billings
Marie M. Dean
Frank Cotter
Montana
Finiensre Vv
Conners
Jones
Thomas Topping
Constant
Insurance Men In Annual Convention in Spokane
Insurance men gather for the annual convention in Spokane. Potter of Illinois urged closer cooperation between supervising officials west of the Mississippi and others, advocating federal versus state supervision debates and stronger anti discrimination laws to empower state insurance departments. Delegates were hosted with receptions and speeches, while a Pekin Daily News note mentions Beijing’s Temple of Heaven becoming a botanical garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Association
Potter
Illinois
Mississippi River
Potter ix
Pekin Daily News
Temple of Heaven
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Independent
Butte, Mont
Youth
Poker Land
Tewnesey
Walter
the Clothery
Bute
Oxford
Ancy
Madras
Uinee
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park
Dakota Sts
Webster Schoo 4
Reates Professor Tidd
Jon
Mose Linz No
North Main St
Baptist Church
J F. Noptsing
Mr. Sitter
Mr. Noftsinger
Sitzer
Bis
Atchley
Re 3d
Dana Atchley
Myrtle Lander
Tda Millas
Maude Boyington
Hunter’ S Hot ‘Springs Hotel
Hot Springs
Hunter's
Northern Pacific Railway
Allway
Beth Wave
Anacor
Hunter’s Hot Springs
John H. Davidson
Hennessy Co
Kentucky Liquor Store
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
Oll Points
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of
Dorothy Black
Corkeree
Wyoming
Butte Briefs
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
Roll Phone 770
Sherman & Reed
J. Walsh
East Park
Sam R. White
Phome
ED Rose Jeweler
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