Butte Notes: Hotel Guests and Visitors
A string of arrivals and hotel guests fills Butte notices with names from Helena, Dillon, Hamilton, Bozeman, and other Montana towns. Guests include W. W. Thihadeau of Dillon, J. H. Allen of Helena, George A. Davis of Helena, and many others lodging at the Arizona, Leggat, Acoma, Thornton, and Arie hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
W. Smith
Bozeman
Arizona
C. A. Hennessy
Helena
Leggat
Fred Hirschey
Wisdom
Acoma
Paul
Clifford Clark
Ennis
Butte
George A. Davis
Arle
Adele Murray
Dillon
A. Tout
J. J. Chambers
Virginia City
Jean Penwell
Dorothy Beatty
George Regis
John Estrand
Hamilton
W. T. Baxter
Billings
Thornton
Sidney M. Ward
Ffontana
Basin
W. W. Thihadeau
W. F. Watters
M. E. Doe
Philipsburg
Petition to halt death penalty for Louie Won
Clarence Hanley and Frank Riley prepare petitions to urge Governor Erickson to commute Louie Won’s death sentence to life in prison. The article notes Erickson’s untested clemency record, the pending appeals, and court actions surrounding the case and related defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Erickson
Louie
Clarence Hanley
Whith
Frank FE. Riley
Hanley
Erickson
Lynch
Won
Downer
Tony Vettere
Gal
Milk and cattle high grade inspections feature in Butte week
Inspections show milk and cattle high grade during the week, with inspectors noting variances from state requirements. Deputy inspector for Ohio Mter leads the team, while several listings mention individuals such as Morrow and Sandsak in connected reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Butler
Morrow
Sean Sandsak
Butte
Seeree
Aise
Te Wba
Ineceae Peardpray
Teeta
Chester
Ohia Mter
Big Night at Gregson Pool Exuberant City Swim Event
Tonight at Gregson Springs the outdoor pool and Sidoor facility draw crowds as would be bathers gather for free lessons by Mrs. Panning and diving and stroke demonstrations. The popular outdoor pool draws joyous parties nightly while the ballroom hosts the Hare King Lazzidors amid growing city entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Panning
Gresson
Lazzidors
Judge Disqualifies, Calls In Judge Winston in Divorce Matter
In the divorce action of L Cecelia Dubie against Arthur Dubie a modification petition is pending. Judge Jeremiah J Lynch disqualified himself and called in Judge George B Winston of Anaconda. A bull of extension for appeal in Elizabeth Meaney versus James Davidson an incompetent case was placed on file. Plaintiff won fees from a decision denying a $150 attorney fee to appear on the memo of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galnano
Tintiay Saver
Idee Lynch
Court
Vetter
Supreme Court
Lynch
Vettere
Won
Galasso
Lews
Lanen
Galas
L. Cecelia Dubie
Arthur Dubie
Jeremiah J. Lynch
George B. Wston
Anaconda
Elizabeth Meaney
James Davidson
Garage Fire Breaks Out At 626 West Galena Street
A small blaze caused by an oil burner ignited at Christie's enrage 626 West Galena Street last night. Fire crews extinguished the flames with no damage reported beyond the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie's
En-Rage
West
Galena Street
Social wealth lecture to be given this afternoon
Mrs Lycette delivers a social wealth lecture at the YMCA in charge of Marion White's Arte and Crafts club with patronage from Mrs Ward and a listed group of supporters. The talk on the human body and its cellular basis links bodily functions to home life and parental guidance, urging fathers and mothers to consider cell life in guiding children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social
Lycette
C. A. Butting
Marion | White's Arte and Crafts Club
A. W. Knipe
W Youlden
LT Granath
Hadnor
Chester Raleigh
Roy
Lycette Rie
Parente
Butte Copper Aerie Plans At National Fraternal Meet
Butte Aerie No. 1 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares to advertise the Butte copper industry at the FOE national convention in Seattle August 9 to 14. About 42 delegates will attend, wearing workmanlike attire with copper shovels bearing mine names, a float with a mine replica, and be accompanied by copper ingots for paperweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Aerie Fraternal Order
Ofgles
Uniane
Butte
Seattle
Beattie
Strum Corps
Sumer
Hutte
Missoula
Absent Ballots Arrive For Sliver Bow Voters
Ballots from Silver Bow County qualified voters spending summers elsewhere arrive at Clerk and Recorder William Molloy’s office. Applications cut out weeks ago are returning. About a score passed through malls and a dozen others will vote on Aug. 2. Ballots are sealed in envelopes directed to the Judges of the precinct where the voter resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow County
William Molloy
Ely
Wleck
Windshield Leg Injury Reported in Street Accident
Andrew Rask of 227 South Main Street suffered a badly cut right leg yesterday when his foot went through the windshield while attempting to loosen it. He was treated at St James Hospital by Dr. Jerome Doyle. The wound measured about two inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rask
South Main Street
St. James Hospital
Jerome Doyle
Funeral arrangements for West Funeral in Butte
A hearse from West Funeral in Long Beach California arrived in Butte this morning and will be moved to Walsh funeral chapel. The body will be taken to the home of C H Van Nest at 936 West Granite Street for the funeral this afternoon under the auspices of Butte Lodge No 240 BPOE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Butte
Walsh
C. H. van Nest
West
Granite Street
I Boelock
Butte Lodge
St Lawrence’s Social Planned With Music And Refreshments
The annual lawn social at St Law church is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and evening. A musical program will feature numbers by Mrs William Molloy and the Sullivan kiddies among others. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence's
St. Law‘church
William Molloy
Sullivan Kiddies
Improved School Facilities Discussed by South Side Trustees
At Tennett hall last night South Side Civic School Trustees Readie Wallace and Stewart discussed next year's term and the possibility of adding ninth and tenth grade classes on the south side. The men said decisions depend on district voters, with plans for a district committee and potential Emerton school expansion. Several local candidates spoke to the crowd, while supporters from the McKinley Parent-Teacher group offered backing for grade expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Tennett Hall
South Side Civic School
Readie, Wallace and Stewart
South ‘Side
Ach
Wallace
Three Mile
McKintey
McKinley
South Aide
Wallade
Acooin
Emerton
Wieh
Court session hands out many fines for vagrancy and speeding
In the session several defendants faced charges of vagrancy and speeding. Peter Godeek and Frank Hote received three days in county jail each for vagrancy. Al Gaylor was fined 50 dollars for reckless driving after Mrs. Al St. George testified of a crash on Wyoming Street. William O'Brien was fined and jailed for 90 days on speeding. Laestro and Peter Poole were convicted of speeding and fined 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Godeek
Frank Hote
Hothree
Arthur Joskin
Irving Seamer
Mariel Finley
Hief Arms
Laestro
Peter Poole
Harry Coleman
24 More Youths Start for Camp
A group of 24 boys not yet members of the Boy Scout organization began attending a camp on Granite Street as invitations continue. About 30 have applied, with new arrivals daily. A $5 fee covers the camp program including diving, swimming contests, and track events. The final contingent departs Sunday, and listed attendees include Robert Thomas, William Wilson, William Bayliff, Jimmy Carrigan, James Martines, Joseph Burns, Dar Milen, Raymond Rogwen, Wake er, Leo Muck, Louie Herman, John fowman, Robert McArthur, Thomas Bird, John C. Cochran, Milo Roberts, Francis Bird, George Shepherd, Tom Draham, Mervin Pane, Jacques, and Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Organization
Wheen
Lon
Granite Street
Hove
Butts
Robert Thomas
William Wilson
William Bayliff
Jimmy Carrigan
James Martines
Joseph Burns
Dar Milen
Raymond Rogwen
Wakeer
Leo Muck
Louie Herman
John Fowman
Robert McArthur
Thomas Bird
John C. Cochran
Milo Roberts
Francis Bird
George Shepherd
Tom Draham
Mervin” Pane
Jacques
Richard
Campaign to repeal day laws starts in Montana
The Ant Prohibition Society of Montana begun a $5 009 fund drive in Butte to repeal state prohibition laws in November. Contributors received a small tag bearing appeals to aid in repealing prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant -Prohibition Society of Montana
Ita
Butte
Federal Prohibition Administrators Confer in July Meeting
Federal prohibition administrators from the Rocky Mountain and western sections meet with Roy A. Haynes in Washington to discuss enforcement. Attendees include Roy A. Lyle from Beattie Col E Marsters of Helena Montana and John F Vivian of Colorado in a nationwide series of conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NER
Rocky Mountain
Roy A. Haynes
Washington, D.C
Roy A. Lyle
Beattie
Col. E. Marsters
Helena, Mont
John F. Vivian
Colorado
Haynes
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Pain Relief for Corns
A sales notice offers Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee if it fails to end pain and remove corns. The oil is touted to heal aching feet and bunions, allowing comfortable movement, and is claimed to help with swollen or varicose veins. available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
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Swift
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Jack Stewart
Tim McFadden
Mike Gav Fan
W. H. Maloney
J.T
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Norma Shearer
the Devil's Circus
Sportlight
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