St Johns Parish Picnic Draws 700 Plus To Lake Avoca
More than 700 members and friends attended the St John’s parish annual picnic at Lake Avoca. A crowd arrived by streetcar, with women staffing lunch and refreshment counters. Receipts from food and drinks were expected to exceed 500 dollars. Highlights included a courthouse teams baseball game won 6 to 5 by Otis Lee’s first and third floors over James Burns’ group, followed by races such as fat man and greased pig events and several student activities including three legged races.
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St. John’s Parish
Lake Avoca
Otis Lee
James Burns
Loughran
O’malley
Lee
Sullivan
McGrath
Burns
Butte News Notes Sees Many Visitors and Local Incidents
Rent planes from Orton Bros. H. I. Little of Helena is visiting in Butte. H. W. Kruse of Livingston is in Co. A. Barns was an arrival from Missoula Sunday. A. G. Hines from Miles City visits. Mrs. J. FE Monroe of Dillon visiting friends. Roy Linquist from Great Falls. R. P. Armitage a business visitor from Wisdom. Mr. and Mrs. D. Goodman of Lewistown stay with the Rices in Butte. G. I. McCracken with Dillon boosters. Brundage duo from Dillon attend the Montana Power game. Neil Ryan of Drummond slips and breaks his leg. admitted to St James hospital. Local stationery offerings at the P O News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barns
Missoula
A. G. Hines
Miles City
J. FE. Monroe
Dillon
Butte
Roy Linquist
Great Falls
R. P. Armitage
Wisdom
D. Goodman
Harlowton
C. A. Rice
Logan
Finlen
G. I. McCracken
H. M. Brundage
Montana Power
Drummond
Neil Ryan
St. James Hospital
P. O. News
Horoscope for Leo: storms, gains, and caution in 1920
The astrology predicts uncertain rule with sun and benefics, yet Saturn’s adversity, bringing deception risks and misreports. Merchants face trade shrinkage and insects threaten crops, while Japan relations rise in discussion. Women see advancement, older marriages warned, and births marked by change and incidents.
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Neptune
Japan
Leo
Sun
McClure
Notice for Eagles Meeting and Picnic
Full attendance requested for Monday July 26 meeting. Business of importance, picnic and team organization. CON P O NEILL, W President, JOHN ROWE, W Secretary.
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F. O. Eagles
Con P. O'Neill
John Rowe
Dillon Falls to Powers 8 6 in Close Columbia Gardens Battle
Dillon’s Phippen and Gosman duel as Montana Power plates six runs after early errors. Tremblay shines with two doubles, Knight and Mattson deliver key hits, and Dillon’s late rally falls short in an 8 to 6 loss on the Columbia gardens diamond.
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Dillon
Montana Powers
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Montana Power
Tremblay
Carroll
G. Gosman
Knight
Mattson
Kall
McGeehan
Kiley
Dillonite
Potuoty Nisack
Fuller
Bradley
Whalen
Jovick
kKall
Delaney
Opp
Cullen
Gosman
Phippen
Merkle
Barrett
Heaton
F. Gosman
P Tere
McKenzie
E Cullen
AB. RH. FO
Eerveeese
Eee Eee 0 4 1 0 R1 0 Knight, Tos Oweae 1 i) Mattson, Es 1 0 T Kall
Stee
Dida
Samuel Williams to be buried Tuesday in Butte
Samuel Williams of 405 West Granite Street died Friday evening. An old-time Butte resident for 22 years and former miner, he leaves a wife Cecelia Williams and two sons Harold Maddren of Butte and James Williams of Milwaukee who will arrive Tuesday with relatives. The body is at Walsh's chapel. Funeral will be Wednesday morning at St. Patrick's Church with a 9 30 requiem high mass. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Samuel Williams
West
Granite Street
Butte
Cecelia Williams
Harold Maddren
James Williams
Milwaukee
Wis
Walsh's Chapel
St. Patrick’s Church
Cyrus Brookin Engineer Dead at 50 in Walkerville
Cyrus Brookin died yesterday morning at his home 11 Sybil Street Walkerville age fifty. He lived in Butte 21 years and worked as an engineer at the West Colusa mine. Survived by wife Barbara four daughters two sons and a sister. Remains at Sherman Reed rooms with funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Brookin
Sybil Street
Walkerville
Brookin
Butte
West Colusa
Barbara Brookin
George A. Ross
T. A. Rhoades
Stella Brookin
William Morris
Equality
J. T. Brookin
Dillon
From Oakland Student to Baltic Baron in Lithuania
Nicholas de Renne aged 29, formerly a technical student at Oakland Technical College, becomes baron of vast Lithuanian estates valued at 1.5 million dollars. He writes from Libau that he will return, with his mother soon leaving Berkeley for the journey. Reports say the late baron died of typhus in prison under bolshevist custody, but estates remain intact.
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San Francisco
Oakland Technical College
Lithuania
Nicholas de Renne
de Renne
Libau
Baltic Sea
Russia
Berkeley
Baron
Bolshevists
Census figures to be announced September first
Washington release says the total population of the United States will be announced about Sept. 1 by Dr. Joseph A. Hill chief statistician of the census bureau. Intervening period will give population figures for towns cities counties and states. Agricultural census will precede manufactures census. Detailed nationality data will not be released until next year.
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Washington
United States
Joseph A. Hill
Census Bureau
Bureau
Miners Field Day Demonstrates Mine Safety Plans at Columbia Gardens
Butte’s Anaconda Copper Mining safety chief John L. Boardman notes the city’s mines have the nation’s lowest accident rate while detailing a safety first program. Teams from each mine will train on 15 problems, select five for competition, and perform stretcher carries and artificial respiration drills on Miners’ Field Day at Columbia Gardens.
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Butte
John L. Boardman
Safety First
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Schaefer
Blacksmith
Worcester Cops Buy Real Estate Worth About $70 000
Worcester officers James J. McDonough and Benjamin McCourty have purchased property in the city valued around seventy thousand dollars. The move highlights financial accumulation among police in the Worcester area.
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Worcester
Mass
James J. McDonough
Benjamin McCourty
Daly Addition Tax Protest Over Fire Equipment Plan
Daly addition taxpayers met at Geach's store on Garfield avenue to protest a proposed plan by Silver Bow Park Improvement association backers to tax the Daly addition district $7,000 for a new volunteer fire department apparatus. Plans include four hose reels with central coverage, a fire plug on every other corner, a fire station in Daly addition with a truck and two salaried crews, costing $7,000 to be shared by Daly and Silver Bow taxpayers.
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Silver Bow
Daly Addition
Silver Bow Addition
Government aims to unravel coal muddle tomorrow
Washington July 25 The government will take steps tomorrow to straighten out a muddled coal situation. The interstate commerce commission will issue an order for priority movement of coal to New England and barring shipments to tidewater not bound for New England, effectively an embargo on coal transport. Labor conciliators will seek to end the Illinois mine walkout now closing about two thirds of the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Northwest
Department of Labor
Illinois
Butte Miner Michael Metully Dies at 21
Michael Metully 21 died last evening at the family home 119 Plum street Butte. He was born and raised in Butte and worked as a miner. Survived by mother Mrs. Kate Metully three sisters Anna and Mary of Butte and Mrs Bernarh of Seattle six brothers John Charles Peter Frank Nicholas of Butte and Mathew serving with the marines. Body at Sherman Reed rooms.
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Michael Metully
Plum Street
Mr. Metully
Butte
Kate Metully
Anna
Mary
Bernarh
Seattle
John
Charles
Peter
Frank
Nicholas
Mathew
Marines
Sherman & Reed Rooms
Funeral plans for George Jackson in New York notes
The remains of George Jackson lie at Daly Shea funeral home awaiting relatives in New York for instructions. A funeral date and location will be announced.
Williams Funeral Notice Interment at Holy Cross
Williams aged 38 of 405 West Granite Street dies leaving wife Celia and sons Harold Maddren and James Williams. Remains at Walsh's funeral chapel with funeral Wednesday morning at 9 15 to St Patrick's church for high mass and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
Funeral notices for Shea and Osterholm
The funeral for the late Shea, 42, will be held Monday morning at the residence of his aunt Mrs. M. Sullivan 337 Clear Grit then to Mary's church for mass at 5 30 and burial in Catholic cemetery The funeral for John Osterholm 88 will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 at 109 South Grant Street then to Emanuel 6th Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev N Anderson officiating and interment at Mount Moriah cemetery
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Shea
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Livingston
Beaverhead County
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Babe” Delaney
Karl
Frank Gosman
Carrol
Doc
Babe
Olson
George Gosman
Dillonites
West Park ST
J. L. Hanntfin
ED Rose
N. Main &T
Butte, Mont
Calkins
DR. Lamb
Mercury St
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
East Park
Lentana Creamery
Lyon
John J. Wcarthy
E. Park St
Creed
the Wolf
Jack London
Genevieve Gleason
Alex Schreiner
Organ
London
Daly
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Lipton
Swift
Flansen Packing Co
Tea Garden
California
Yellowstone
McCarthy's Sanitary
Undertakers
Daly Shea Company
Toah Peasy
Bndelmn Lake
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Cassidy & Bilboa Undertakers and
East Park St
Joseph Richards, Inc
Warrington Richards
George T. Wade
South
Montana Street
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona St
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
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