Butte Notes rent planes and births draw city visitors
Long jumble of names, addresses, and notices in Butte notes shows births at Murray hospital to Krist Keto and Fred Christy families, several visitors from Livingston, Bozeman, Missoula, Chicago, and Salt Lake City, plus local business and officials like Colonel G W McGruder and Secretary of State C T Stewart in town on various errands. The item lists July dates, addresses on East B roadway Adams Street Gold Street and Ophir Street, and mentions a hotel stay for Marion Sands and other residents visiting relatives.
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Orton Pros
Echilling
Tutte
North Main Street
Krist Keto
Prante Frankovich
Adams Street
Tott
Swift HI
Moran
Lewis Osborne Gorley
Ophir Street
Fred
West Gold Street
Fred Christy
West Granite Street
Murray Hospital
Harry
Col
G. W. McGruder
United States Public Health Services
Colonel McGruder
Eay
E. Allen
Livingston
E. M. Kay
Bozenan
G. J. Stadler
Missoula
Trutten
Frances
H. A. Houston
A.D. Simerson
Fiat
Mary Gurnell
Chicago
W. J. Gurnell
Marion Sands
Seattle
Portland
National Park Sem
Washington, D.C
Butte Hotel
Anda
Recruiter Declines Applicant With Militia Discharge Issue
A man with four years service in the South Dakota nations sought enlistment but could not present militia discharge papers. Sergeant Bradbury insisted enlistment requires such papers, noting officers may not enlist those without proper discharge. The applicant argued officers need not see discharge, but the sergeant stood firm, deeming him unsuitable for recruitment.
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South Dakota
Bradbury
Belle Fourche
8. D
Tne
Red Cross Rooms Open for Evening Work in Week
Tomorrow evening marks the last day the Red Cross rooms will stay open for work at the head quarters. The earment making room, started Monday, sees steady attendance and productive effort. Alterations and remodeling are done to save labor. Mrs. P. J. Brophy oversees the room with supervisors listed for each weekday: H J Wilson, D J Charles, J Murray, T M De Pue, and J G Tle.
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Red Cross
P. J. Brophy
H. J. Wilson
D. J. Charles
J. Murray
T. ‘M. de Pue
J. G. Tle
Publicity chief urges city promotion at Butte banquet
A publicity leader told Tutte Advertising Club members at Thornton hotel that city promotion can spread community facts nationwide. He cited touring speaker Mr Florea and War Advertising efforts, praising paid space over news coverage and urging collective civic effort amid wartime nationalism.
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Tutte
Thornton’ Hotel
Florea
Butte
Axasociated
Ran” Franscisco
Useckion
Mittee
Paradi
Bospitatus
Atte Club
San Francisco
W. H. Maloney
Harry
W. ‘Turner
War Savings
Montana
Fiorea
Ews
Tnaiaetes
Red Cross Edict Urges Ongoing Knitting For Soldiers
The Northern Division Red Cross Bulletin urges continuing hand knitting for the army and navy. It cites figures from the War Council and James H Perkins team, noting 409 000 pairs of socks and 2 200 000 sweaters are needed. It warns against dissent that could leave soldiers without adequate socks in winter.
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Red Cros
Samuel S. Dale
Red
George B. Casen D. Ryan
Harvey D. Gibson
Cornelia Bliss Jr
War Industries Board
Tech. Cross
Ameri
Army
Navy
Plans for Big Labor Day Celebration in City
At a regular weekly meeting of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor unions plans were discussed for a big Labor Day celebration in September. Patriotic demonstrations will comprise the main activity with floats and novel figures being considered. The parade and general program are said to exceed recent years.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Reunels
Com
Makeveral
All but eight from San Diego in navy disaster report
Washington reports most of the crew accounted after an explosion aboard an armored cruiser near Fire Island New York. Officials say only three men were killed with eight missing and more details expected. Names cited include George W Farin and Andrew Atunson. Postmasters appointed in Montana are listed along with other city notices.
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Washington
Fire Island
New York
Iday
Navy Department
George W. Farin
Akron Town
Andrew ‘Atunson
St. Paul Minn
Power Team Triumphs Over Hardwares In Cloudy Tilt
A rugged Montana Hardware versus Montane Power City League clash at Tebien Park drew a large crowd under overcast skies. The Power Team surged late, winning by a wide margin amid numerous errors and sensational plays, with key players including Montana Hardwe, Carrot, Cullen, and Peare listed among standout performers.
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Montana Hardware
Power City
Tebien Park
Power Lads
Semidarknes
Montana Hardwe Carrot
Montana Power
Cullen and Peare
Owens-Montgomery
Aoc M
Fon Speed
City Warrant Reform Sparks City Employee Discontent
City officials reveal a plan to reorganize payroll and employments via private corporation principles. Newly named efficiency engineer A V Corey outlines steps to ensure city operations run on private-like basis, expecting resistance from workers and unions as many city employees face transfer or reassignment.
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Aasiat
Unpertakers Funeral Rites Held for Local Notables
A brief obituary item recalls the funeral of residents tied to the community church. Sacred rites followed a family funeral, with attendees from local groups and clergy reflecting on shared service to the town. The piece notes the passing and honors the deceased’s civic ties.
Murphys in City Honor Aged Man Funeral Details
A funeral notice lists the death of Murphy aged 85 with survivors including daughters Mrs Harry Stephens and Mrs Edward Dwyer and Sister Lavinia. Interment is at St Cathrines cemetery with services Friday. Also notes Manninen and Rebich deaths, with funeral arrangements and cemetery details. A thank you extends to friends for condolences to Mr and Mrs William H. Tree and family.
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Mee
St. Catricies
Arimes
Mont
Bula
Manninen
Onni Manninen
Sherman & Heede Pare Tors
Mountain View’ Cemetery
Granite Street
Board Briefly Meets Sets Seven Minute Session
A local school board met briefly last night lasting seven minutes. Routine business included payment of labor and teaching payrolls. Leave of absence granted to Mrs William S Corbett and a grade teacher. A committee will study methods to Americanize aliens in the city under local school administration. Trustee E A Morley plans to return from the East next week.
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William S. Corbett
Misson
Funeral Service at St Joseph's Church Tomorrow
The late Mr will be waked tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the family residence 637 South Colorado Street. Mass will be celebrated at St Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
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Colorado Street
St. Joseph's
Nelock
Card of Thanks for Kindly Ac es and Sympathy
We express sincere thanks for the many kindly acts during illness and for the sympathy shown upon the death of a faithful wife and loving mother and sister especially those sending the beautiful offerings. Mr James and family acknowledge with gratitude. Mrs Meda Bay and family
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Sacred Heart Choir
Roral
Mro
William H. Tre
James Ie Pane Tiy
Meda Bay
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