Deputy Warden Avare Tours Madison County for Licenses
Deputy game warden Henry Avare and Joseph Roberts toured Madison County to verify fishing and hunting licenses. He found most anglers compliant, noted abundant wildlife, and warned of rattlesnakes along streams with rubber boats as protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Avare
Montana Anglers’ Association
Madison County
Joseph Roberts
Avare
Madison
Montana
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Ruby Valley
Charley Wetzell
Levy Will Be Raised To Near Tax Limit In Silver Row County
County officials face rising expenses and dwindling treasury funds. Officials consider a levy near the legal limit to cover next year's running costs. Assessor changes spark disputes over property values, including contested rises on Clark bank credits and other assets. A protest over a small home tax increase ends with a net loss for an east side resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Row
Clark Bank
County Board of Equalization
Adolph Pincus
Heinze
Meaderville Sunday School Picnic to Deer Lodge
The Meaderville Methodist Sunday school plans a picnic to Deer Lodge on July 27. They leave Butte at 9 50 a m and depart Deer Lodge on a special train at 7 30 p m returning to Butte at 9 00 p m. Fare is 1 00 for the round trip with half fare for children over 5 and under 12. W H Merriman General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville Methodist Sunday School
Deer Lodge
Butte
W. H. Merriman
Alder
Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Limespur
Pony
Logan
Bonita
Dixon
Thompson Falls
Missoula
Orphans' Home Benefit Cantata Planned for Butte
Arrangements were made for Montana state orphans home in Twin Bridges to present a cantata in Butte on Aug. 4. Miss Maguire coordinated with staff and rail rates listed for travel to Pipestone, Whitehall, Twin Bridges, and other points. Proceeds support the Montana fatherless and motherless children program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
Butte
Montana
Miss Maguire
Orphans Home
Balloon ascent and parachute drop set for children at Columbia Gardens
Children at Columbia Gardens enjoy a balloon ascent and parachute drop by Professor Odell today. Odell, who survived a past accident in the Coeur d'Alenes, will perform between 2 and 5 pm depending on wind. Admission rules: kids ride free until 2 pm and return free from 1 to 6 pm, with charges if out after 2 and back before 1 or after 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Odell
Gardens
Coeur Delenes
Carpet shipments spark autumn inventory in Butte
Mgr Woods, buyer for the department, is in the East examining Grand Rapids samples and placing orders for carpets draperies and furniture. The new stock promises a great display and stir when shown in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Woods
Grand Rapids
Butte
Big Piece of Steel Puts New California Building In Place
Late yesterday the large steel beam for California's new building was raised and bolted down after slow progress. Workers worked from each end to lift and brace the beam and place it on the upright supports. About noon the south end settled onto the upright, then three hours to lift the north end, swinging into place near four o clock. Bolts dropped in as excitement ended, and second story work is expected to proceed rapidly with lighter remaining steel.
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California
Excursion Tickets on 830 Columbia River Route to Portland
The Short Line offers excursion tickets to Portland and return for 30 dollars, valid 90 days with stopover privileges. Travel via the Columbia River route through Idaho farming districts and scenic valleys, with rail and steamer options between The Dalles and Portland. Copy of the Columbia river folder available for 4 cents from the Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main Street Butte Montana.
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Portland
Idaho
Twin Falls
Boise
Payette
Dalles
Columbia
Hudson
Hot Lake Garden
Grande Ronde Valley
Hood River
Strawberry Fields
Bridal Veil Falls
Veteran official John Grace, Sr. retires from Ingleside coursing
John Grace Sr a renowned figure in American coursing resigns as the ruling official at Ingleside in San Francisco a replacement named Jack Sutton. The San Francisco Call lauds Grace for honesty and skill noting his influence on major matches while Barneys Oldfield plans a temporary retirement and Clark Griffith receives praise for Yankees management. Ralph Rose aims to set new marks at Portland while George Odom retires as a jockey cited for honesty and skill. Ted Sloan seeks reinstatement at Saratoga and turfmen anticipate Keene supporting his license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grace
Ingleside
United States
Ted Sloan
Jockey Club
J. R. Keene
Sloan
Saratoga
Keene
Funeral honors for former merchant and legislator David Lawrence
Large turnout at 726 South Main for the memorial as the Christian Science community attends with Knights of Pythias conducting services at the home and graveside. Clerks' union members and three Knights serve as pallbearers. Interment at Mt Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
South Main Street
Christian Science Church
Knights of Pythias
Clerks’ Union
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Charge Dismissed for Lack of Evidence in Assault Case
Nellie Lewis faced a charge of assaulting Mary Pollack at the Swiss Home two Sundays earlier. The lack of establishing a razor or knife and absence of prosecuting evidence led Justice Deevy to dismiss the case before defense testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lewis
Justice Deevy
Mary Pollack
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Rock Creek
Big Hole
Melrose
Divide
Dia Redaction
Geecnaine
Orphans’ Home Benefit
Schlitz Atlas
Broadway
Main
Butte, Mont
America
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Wisdom
Violet
Goodwin
Schlitz Atlas Brew At “the Corner
Columbia River
John Grace, SR
Odom
Barney Oldfield
Chevrolet
Jay
Kiser
Barney
Oldfield
Clark Griffith
Yankees
Clevelands
Griffith
Chicago
Ralph Rose
University of Michigan
Leland Stanford University
George Odom
Schlitz Atlas Brew
Main and Broadway
Flathead
W. R. van Valen
Granite Street
Mont
Smead & Hershey
Knights of
Pythias
of Clerks’ Union
Hennnessy
Telephone
Hennessy’s Meat Market
Centerville
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