Butte Notes Mixed Lodging and Visitor Dispatches
A crowded Butte notes section lists guests and visitors at local hotels including Orton Brox, Thornton, Acoma, Grand and Finlen. Names span Hannah, McBain, Keselring, Anthil, Torrence, Yor Gherwal, plus movers and shoppers from Great Falls, Libby, Missoula, Dillon, and Helena. Also mentions a class at Thornton, a special newspaper delivery notice, and Silver Bow marriage licenses for Caddy Manchaire and Burkhart Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brox
W. G. Pleage
Great Falls
Finten
J. Phillip Anthil
Hetenaix
Thornton
Pauline Torrence
Anaiss Betty Torrence
Hamilton
Finlen
Yor Gherwal
Thornton Hotel
Good Housekeeping
P.O. Newstandhav
Nell Shea
Montana Leather Company
Custornis
Mise Neaurine Plow
Hazeman
Pete Miscon
A. & Derrick
Missoula
Arizona
A.M. Hoffman
Libby
Keith
Dillon
Grand
Jim Karabul
Billings
Frank L. Matlack
Harry Rallis
William D. MacLacklan
Helens
Acoma
Charles Eghert
A. G. Kain
Hreena
Gordon Bradley
Great
Leggat
C. L. Berton
Deer Lodge
William Wilson
Elm Orin
L. S. Bukernan
Finlea
G. W. Quigley
Maxville
Butte
Fred Schultz
Henry Basolo
Twin Bridges
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Sydney Caddy
Maude Manchaire
Harold Te la Guesta Burkhart
Los Angeles
Mayo Storey
Bozeman
Deer Lodge man sues for divorce over wife laundry work
Oliver J. Jenson of Deer Lodge filed for divorce in Silver Bow county claiming his wife refuses to quit her laundry job, cook meals, and care for their 5 year old. He alleges cruelty and says she spends earned money on clothing and stays out late. The couple married July 25 1921 in Missoula.
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Oliver J. Jenson
Deer Lodge
Bow County
Counie
Missoula
Mabel Cameron
W. H. Cameron
Mamie Tallon
Fred Tallon
Marion G. Kent
Carl Kent
Butte
Deser- Hon
Ashy
Eee
Cirgus 19 Coming There’s Some Injuns 100
Circus 19 comes to Butte on Sunday with wild Indians from Ari to New Mexico. The show features Phantas at the Court of Queen Anne and Hopi snake dances, daring feats, and Totus the blood eating hippopotamus. Over 1080 performers participate, including Martinimeett as a movie star.
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Arietux
New Mexico
al. G. Barnes
Butte
Are
Queen Anne
Toph
Wisher
Arizona
Totus
Martin Imeelt
Miss E Lycett Addresses Butte Exchange Club
Miss E Lycett of Spokane spoke on Social Child Welfare before the Butte Exchange Club, outlining parental duties and an upcoming YMCA lecture series. President Noyes pledged club support, and the evening featured music by the Orton Brothers and solos by Max Bouquet and J Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lycett
Spokane
Butte Exchange Club
YMCA
Ploy Noyer
Miss Lycett
Orton Brothers
Girie Akulste
Max” Bouquet Fave
J. Wagner
Preside Noyes
Jo Miller
Missoula
Montana
Cadillac Company
Derrick
Oakland Motor Company
Petition for administration of John B. Bursken estate
Auate Bursken filed a district court petition seeking letters of administration for the estate of John B. Bursken who died after a fall from the New Drug company building at Arizona and Aluminum street. The estate is valued at 1200 dollars. Mrs. John F. Dunleavy formerly Miss Mary Grong arrived from Banton Harbor Michigan to visit her mother Mrs Crone at 236 Pine street and plans a Butter summer visit.
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Auate Bursken
John B. Bursken
Labover
New Drug Company
Arizona and
Aluminum Street
John F. Dunleavy
Butte
Mary Grong
Milwaukee
Banton Harbor
Mich
John Crone
Pine Street
Dunleavy
Autobiography of a Thief Involving Two Stolen Cars
A Northwest Equipment company figure narrates a rash tale about two cars stolen in quick succession. The story describes a thwarted theft attempt, a curbside car, and a garage loan for repairs as the thief adapts to evade capture.
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DM. Petrie
Northwest Equipment Company
Eles
Pete Fie
Nash
Road Report Says Weather and Dragging Improve Routes
The weekly Lion Jour road report from Butte Chamber of Commerce notes rain and dragging would improve many routes. Most sections from Harrison to Hogenan, Livingston to Emigrant, and Drummond to Missoula are listed as good with some choppy stretches and rough segments near altered areas and parks under construction.
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Lion
Tr Jour
Tourth Information Bureau
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Hullo
Toland
Tala
Harrison
Hogenan
Bozeman
Livingston
Popular Attorney Fitzpatrick Leaves Butte for California
Scores of friends bid farewell as popular attorney Fitzpatrick and his family depart by automobile for Los Angeles. A longtime member of the Butte legal profession he served as deputy county attorney under Judge George Bourquin.
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Award Fitzpatrick
Butte
Lo Angelon
California
Fitzpatrick
Deputy
George Bourquin
Fitepatrick
Mrs Mary S Paine Called By Death In Missouri
Mrs Mary S Paine died at home of her daughter in Missouri after 36 years there. She leaves husband or family in Butte, a son Wyatt Paine of Salt Lake City, a granddaughter Met Leonard C Walde Great Falls and grandson Sam Platt Lo, a brother J W Mitchell Quincy AI. The body in at Whitenchapel. arrangements to be made later. News of her death shocked many in Butte.
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Aminsouri
Frank L. Riley
Wall Street
Bley
Wyatt Paine
Salt Lake City
Leonard C. Walde
Great Falls
Sam Platt
J. W. “Mitchell
Quincy
Whitenchapel
Harrington Appears Before Veterans Examining Board
Disabled veteran Harrington testifies before the examining board for a new physical examination. He was severely wounded by shrapnel in the war and is seeking relief or reassessment of his disability status.
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Harrington
Helena Sesterdey
le Feau
Havine
Banking By Mail 18 Safe
Banking by mail promises safety and service with Uncle Sam backing. The offer encourages opening a checking account at Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company located at 43 Went Parke Street, claiming protection and easy access despite not having a local branch.
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Uncle Sam
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
Parke Street
Knife hidden near cell risks two slated executions
A sharpened table knife found in a Dig cell where Louie Wong and Tony Vettere await execution on August 2 suggests a plan to sedate guards and escort visitors. Jailers later recovered a similar weapon from Vettere’s mattress. Vettere denies intent to escape. Attorney M. S. Galasso seeks a stay and an insanity hearing to test the defendant before the scheduled death date.
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Louie Wong
Tony Vettere
D. ©. Robinson
Regarate
Cain
Won
Vettere
Aged Woman Found Dead In Her Home
Mrs Mary Atkin aged about sixty was found dead in bed at her home at 220 Mercury Street by neighbors yesterday morning. Neighbors recalled seeing her on the porch Thursday evening in good health. Coroner Patt indicated natural causes as the likely cause. the body was taken to White's funeral parlors awaiting further arrangements.
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Mary Atkin
Mercury Street
Patt
Aline
Heighers
White
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