Great Gay and No Booze Found
A liquor load in a car was spotted near Mer cury and Oklahoma streets prompting a police sweep. Officers traced a Studebaker and detained two men, while James Adams faced a driving without a license plate charge and posted a $10 bond. the car was valued at about $50 and deemed not worth keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Oklahoma
Frank White
White
Rodda
Studebaker
van Orden
Gerry
Federal Prohibition
Auto
James Adams
Lincoln Post 6 A Ldg Anniversary Program
The fortieth anniversary of Lincoln post of the Grand Army will be celebrated by the Ladies of the Grand Army at the courthouse Saturday evening. Guests include the Women's Relief Corps and United Spanish War Veterans. Frank M. Barrett will be master of ceremonies with Charles Juttner as speaker. The program begins at 8:30 with juvenile orchestra, solos, readings, and remarks from Simon Hauswirth and Charles Shoemaker. The event closes with The Star Spangled Banner sung by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Post
Grand Army
Women’s Relief Corps
United Spanish War Veterans and Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Frank M. Barrett
Charles Juttner
Verture
Eilween Mudro
Moriaine Howard
Richard K. O Malley
Simon Hauswirth
Margaret Lauterman
Aura Dunstone
Lila Risko
Hazel Risko
Charles 8. Shoemaker
Charles F. Juttner
Golden Jubilee Celebration Set for August 4
Mother Irene of St James Hospital will mark her golden jubilee on August 4 after returning from California where she rekindled ties with her only brother near Sacramento. The Sisters of Charity and St James Sisters will host a simple celebration at St James Hospital for her jubilee and to receive well wishers.
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Mother Irene
St. James’ Hospital
California
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sisters of Charity
St. James
Sister of Charity
Butte Notes and Weekend Guests At Local Hotels
Rent planes from Orton Bros. Wanted experienced market. Ana conda Laundry, Anaconda, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Moore of Billings are among the weekend guests at the Acoma. J. B. Henderson of Billings is among the weekend business guests at the Thornton. Miss Genevieve Jones is visiting in Butte for a few days and is registered at the Butte. Dancing at Boulder Hot Springs Saturday night with Mc Namara's Orchestra. F. J. Williams registered at the Arizona from Bozeman on business. Fr. Wickwire of Bozeman stopping at the Thornton for a few days. J. Kane from Bozeman visiting Butte for the weekend, registered at the Arizona. M. N. Blackmore of Great Falls attending business matters in Butte, registered at the Acoma. FE. M. Treicher transacting business in Butte for remainder of the week, registered at the Thornton. Panoramic views of Butte and the mining district postcards at P. O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Laundry
Anaconda
W. K. Moore
Billings
Acoma
J. B. Henderson
Thornton
Genevieve Jones
Butte
Boulder Hot Springs
McNamara
F. J. Williams
The
Arizona
Bozeman
Fr. &. Wickwire
J. Kane
M. N. Blackmore
Great Falls
M. Treicher
P. O
M. H. Williams
Matt Penning
Perma
Mont
B. Garr
Livingston
Leggatt
Harvey Rutherford
F. L. Welling
Missoula
M. L. Irvine
Pipestone
B. L. Blakesley
Helena
Leggat
D. Moe
Fr. P. Shumaker
Lima
Special Notice: carrier deliveries and visits to Butte
Special Notice details carriers delivering the Standard by 7:30 with local offices contactable by phone. It lists numerous visitors and guests in Butte from Missoula, Livingston, Helena, Perma, Lima, White Sulphur Springs, and other towns, noting their weekend stays and registrations at local hotels. The excerpt ends with unrelated notes about balsa wood and coal mines.
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Butte
Anaconda
Painter Louis Edwards Faces Poison Incident and Divorce Filing
Police and Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan responded to a call about Louis Edwards a painter at 1747 Adams Street who allegedly poured melted butter down his throat. Edwards was revived and jailed. his wife had filed for divorce the previous day amid claimed domestic difficulties. Earlier he claimed a hip injury from a fall off a box car.
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Louis Edwards
Adams Street
Jack Duggan
Edwards
Sheriff's Office
Weather Range Helena July 26 Plain Readings
Temperatures rise from coast to plains with a slight fall eastward. Light to moderately heavy showers occurred in Saskatchewan Wyoming and states to the east. High pressure over the Rocky Mountain region this evening keeps skies clear with cooler readings in the east and warmer in the west.
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Helena
Mont
DOORS
Wba Sch
Crigabo
Los Angeles
Portland
St. Paul-Minneapolis
San Francisco
Bozeman Milling Chief Visits Butte Ahead of Roundup
Chet Sweet manager of Bozeman Milling was in Butte yesterday promoting the fifth annual Bozeman roundup next week. He spoke about plans and the great time the event will provide for attendees and local business.
Revolver Incident Guards Creek Sampling in Dam Suit
In a suit by Walsh against East Butte Copper, Mrs. Walsh allegedly threatened samplers with a large revolver at Silver Bow creek. Judge Carroll ordered sheriff protection for the creek sampling as testimony details the dam break and tailings claim in the ongoing case from June 28 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walsh
East Butte Copper Company
Silver Bow Creek
Sanders
Tris
Carroll
Jack Duggan
Walsh
Kremer
N. A. Rotering
F. T. Riley
Wife charges husband beat her weekly in divorce suit
Hilda Edwards files for divorce from Louis S Edwards on grounds of extreme cruelty alleging weekly beating over a long period and threats to kill her and their two children. She seeks $100 monthly alimony and $150 in attorney fees. The state case against the state board of equalization requests substitution of three officials due to a change in how the board is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Edwards
Louis S. Edwards
State Board of Equalization
Silver Bow
J. W. Walker
A. J. Violette
O. A. Bergeson
Draft Charged as Worthless in Justice Court
J. G. Chamberlain is accused of issuing a worthless draft for 100 dollars in a justice court complaint filed yesterday by the county attorney’s office. B. K. Gage is the complaining witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Chamberlain
Justice Court
B. K. Gage
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk Driscoll
Aleck Julsky and Mary Petrone along with John Jackmier and Loretta McKay received marriage licenses from district court clerk J F Driscoll. The notices list the couples and the approving official in this public records brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleck Julsky
Mary Petrone
John Jackmier
Loretta McKay
J. F. Driscoll
Kiwanis Rotary clash at Clark Park in seven inning game
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs meet at Clark Park for a seven inning charity baseball battle to benefit the Silver Bow post of the American Legion. The 6 pm game features Chimmie Fadden calling balls and strikes with locals selling concessions to aid the Legion. Kiwanians list Merkle Taylor Markham Halloran B Sweet Moses McIntyre McGonigle Keene as starters and reserves.
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Butte
Kiwanis
Rotary
Clark Park
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Legion
Rotarians
Chimmie
Fadden
Qualifying Round For Goodale Cup At Butte Club
The Goodale Cup qualifying round will be at Butte Country Club on Saturday afternoon July 28. Handicapped format. the first round seals the 16 qualifiers. Matches occur next week. final on Saturday August 4. The winner holds the cup for one year. current holder is W. C. Orton, 1922 winner, a trophy donated by Charles W. Goodale.
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Butte Country Club
W. C. Orton
Charles W. Goodale
News of missing sought by friends
Miss Lillian Smith of Idaho Falls writes to the chief of police about her father Charles Smith a brick mason with illness in the family. Her uncle is Chief Carlson of Idaho Falls. From Walkerville Ontario a request for information about Mrs John Roddie. Her brother Arthur Murray of 443 Lincoln road understands his sister and family are in this city and wishes to hear from her.
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Lillian Smith
Idaho Falls
Charles Smith
Miss Smith
Carlson
Walkerville
Ontario
John Roddie
Arthur Lurrray
Lincoln Road
Clinches Seek Montana Resources Pamphlets
Mr and Mrs A B Clinch of Butte visiting relatives in Shelbrook Sask Canada asked the Butte chamber of commerce for pamphlets on Montana resources and the richest hill in the world to inform Southerners as they plan a southbound auto trip to Wey West Florida.
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A. B. Clinch
Butte
Shelbrook
Saskachewan
Canada
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Wey West
Florida
Shirley Clothes Shop Manager Returns From Vacation
A V Freudenthal manager of Shirley Clothes Shop reveals a two week vacation with his wife visiting Salt Lake City Pocatello and other Utah towns. They spent several days in Twin Falls Idaho with his sister Mrs. George F Leopold. He notes business brisk but heat strong and expresses relief to be back in the old burg with mountain breezes.
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A. V Freudenthal
Shirley Clothes
Mr. Freudenthal
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Utah
Twin Falls
Idaho
George F. Leopold
Butte
Burg
Laird Parrot Leads to Prohibition Arrest in Los Angeles
A talkative parrot, repeating the word upstairs, guided federal agents to Beck's home and several bottles of alleged light liquor, landing Sam Beck in county jail pending trial. Beck taunts the bird, while agents previously found no liquor evidence after multiple searches.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sam Beck
Prohibition
Beck
Negro Confesses Murder in Hope Idaho Pool Hall Holdup
Noah Arnold, a paroled convict from Washington’s Walla Walla penitentiary, confessed to shooting W. A. Crisp during a pool hall holdup at Hope Idaho. Arnold, arrested yesterday at Newport Washington, named as accomplice a second negro who escaped from the sheriff’s office there. Crisp died from his wounds.
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Land Point
Idaho
Noah Arnold
Newport
Wash
Kirkpatrick
Bonner County
W. A. Crisp
Crisp
Hope
Arnold
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Carles Now Hunning Oxford
F H Sarles, a Good Templar and Volstead act advocate, becomes Oxford block landlord on South Main Street after a receivership setup. He bonds $2,000 for duties. the block previously operated by Mrs Eureka Hattoney. A related auto accident involving Albert Sickelsteel led to a $2,000 verdict and a receivership with bonds from Sarles and Sickelsteel.
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F. H. Sarles
Fred Greenbeck
Fat Allen
Oxford Block
South Main Street
Sarles
Eureka Hattoney
Albert Sickelsteel
Sickelsteel
Stanaway and Bride Return From Secret Honeymoon
Frank R. Stanaway of the Montana Hardware Co and Miss Lillian Ingraham wed secretly on July 14 and left for a short honeymoon to Salt Lake City. The Rev Charles F. Chapman married them at St John’s Episcopal Church and the couple returned from Salt Lake with relatives Fred and Margaret Stanaway.
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Butte
Frank R. Stanaway
The
Montana Hardware Company
Lillian Ingraham
Charles F. Chapman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Silver Bow
Salt Lake City
Fred
Margaret Stanaway
Stanaway
Samuel Ingraham
Rocker
Ingraham
A. C. M. Mill
Fish Tire Company
Salt Lake
Garden Club Meets at L P Keefe Home Today
Western Heights division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club hosts a lawn party at Mrs. L. P. Keefe home 1239 West Copper. The program features the opening of a new playground and tennis court, an exhibition tennis match between Kenneth Simmons and Dr. Karsted, a musical program, and tea in the Keefe garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Keefe
West Copper
Western Heights
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Kenneth Simmons
Karsted
Keefe
Ex-Senator John McKay Arrested for Traffic Blockade
John McKay former state senator from Mineral county was arrested last night for blocking traffic at Park and Wyoming streets while giving a soap box speech. Attorney Harlow Pease appeared for him at the police station. Bond set at 25 dollars. He will face police court this morning after a prior similar charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. McKay
Mineral County
Park
Wyoming
Harlow Pease
McKay
Death of Theodore H. Marlett at 76 in Butte
Theodore H. Marlett died after a brief illness aged 76. Born in New York he lived in Butte 20 years and worked on C. M. Jones’s ranch. He had no known relatives in the area but leaves many friends. Remains are at Sherman & Reed chapel with funeral Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Marlett
Mr. Marlett
New York
Butte
C. M. Jones
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Copper Leaf Hive 945 LOPM to Hold Basket Picnic
The ladies group Copper Leaf Hive 945 L. O. P. M. announces its annual basket picnic at Gregson Springs on Tuesday July 31. The event invites members and guests to share a rural meal in a casual outdoor setting.
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Ladies of
Copper Leaf Hive
Gregson Springs
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