Annual Butte Chautauqua Opens With Robust Attendance
The third annual Butte Chautauqua opened with strong attendance as Superintendent Kinney Miller introduced the Floyds who presented the afternoon program. Floyd and wife Matute delivered mind reading tricks and a dramatic trunk escape. Mr Sutcliffe and Mr Collins assisted. Stevens glee club performed. Berlin Quartet and Dr Newel Dwight Hillis were slated for today’s program with Hillis discussing America Present and Put.
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Butte
Floyd
Ford
Mahala
Sutcliffe
Sunnyard Spokane
Mr. Collins
Collins
Stevens
Berlin
Newel Dwight Hillis
America
Parken Arrested For Writing Bad Checks At Bank
A. M. Parken, oil securities salesman operating in Butte, was arrested by Detectives O'Donnell and Mitchell on a complaint from Mrs. Fredericks, a 4 cigar and news stand operator at 48 East Broadway. He had given a $15 check to Mrs. Fredericks, who cashed it and later doubted the check's value. Bank funds were exhausted and the check bounced when the bank opened. Parken claimed he believed funds remained to cover the checks.
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A. M. Parken
Butte
O'Donnell
Mitchell
Parken
McCrimmon in hospital with uncertain condition
A midnight statement from Murray hospital reports Dr McCrimmon, injured in a collision last week, had a trying day with delirium and high fever, though his condition slightly improved by late hour. Ethel Staley, zoology head from Port Huron High, visits Batterida, plans to tour Yellowstone and western cities before returning home.
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Murray Hospital
Dre. We McCrimmon
Ethel Staley
Port Huron
Midi High School
Batterida
T. J. Davis
South Maho Street
Miss Staley
Yellowstone National
Luncheon by U. G. 1 boosts Butte council meeting
Butte council No. 106 of the United Commercial Travelers held a luncheon last night honoring former Mayor Charles P. seed and discussing the group’s potential benefits to the city. A. R. Currie urged harmony, George E. Lounsberry spoke on brokers’ roles with travelers, F. E. Thurtle announced future lunches, and RR. B. Vickers promoted council welfare and community place. The group plans luncheons on the fourth Saturday each month with continued support.
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Butte
Fitzgerald
Aind
F. E. Thurtle
Columbia Gardens
Currie
Harmony RR
B. Vickers
Paul Council
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Arrivals and Events
Butte residents report H S Wade of Helena arrived yesterday and H R Anderson came from Helena. Mrs Marco Misevich returned with her daughter Martha after a seven week California trip including the San Francisco exposition. A July 24 birth is noted for Mr and Mrs W Thomas Stodden Jr. 2191 Cottonwood. Wickes registers amid farm labor shortages and England focuses on labor-saving devices.
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H.R. Anderson
Hena
SK. Higgins Tored
Argyle
Ang
W. Thomas Stodden Jr
Cottonwood
Marco Misevich
Montana Street
California
Martha
Wickes
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Chautauqua
Ness Darling
Grand Opera
Father M'Corry
Gollotta
Yodlers
Mister Squeegee
Edis
Edison
Biwente Ae
Wilk
Jin
Floyds
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
M’crimmon
Son Vise
City Detective Bureau
North Washington Street
East Side Athletic Club
Centerville
O'Miley
Smertz
Bent
Chautauqua Leerenen
Robert Sutcliffe
Braden
Tyer
Sever
Jewel
Columbia
Ingram Art Squares
Butte Briefs
H. S. Wade
Helena
Butte Esterday
England
Morse
Newbro’s
Jergen
Rainier
Newbro Drug Store
Butte, Montana
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