Women Aid In Preparing New Home Of Chamber
Butte Chamber of Commerce directors enlist women's taste for furnishings to remodel Pallas hall into the new club quarters. Women will install window boxes on the second story, maintain a rest room, and help select exhibits. Contracts for electric work, painting, and carpentry were let. occupancy planned for next Monday. Arthur Merkle chairs a large exhibit committee. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific promises add Montana exhibits. An information bureau for tourists will be among first features, with a Yellowstone arrow sign planned. Last year Butte won nine state fair prizes. dates set for Sept 7–9. garden committee includes Dr. Peter Potter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Pallas Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Merkle
P. L. Wills
A.V. Kipp
Union Pasine
Montana
Clu
H. M. Adams
Hce
Butte
W. N. Merriman
Northern Pacfte
Wills
Northern Pacific
J. Moida
Mre
FA. Tronsides
W. ¥. Maddock
Miss ‘T. O'Donnell
Vie~tor Siegel
2. la Dorsh
Three Mine Accidents Reported Over Weekend Safety Drive
Report shows only three accidents at six mines across Sunday and Monday keeping safety standings steady. Mines Powln Emma West Gray Rock Allee Main Tropic lead with one third of the month clear of incidents. Boardman, safety engineer, calls it a potential milestone if six mines stay accident-free. First aid teams for Columbia Gardens field day on Aug 13 organized with 19 mines involved. Demonstrations begin next week for 15 planned events and team assembly times to train on wound treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das
Poulin
Sui
Powln
Emma
West Gray Rock
Allee
Main
Tropicie
Boardman
Cevard
Columbia Gardens
Bos
Wil Torm
Dempsey to Meet Miske in Benton Harbor Title Fight
Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske were matched for a 10 round heavyweight championship in Benton Harbor Michigan. Dempsey guaranteed 50000 dollars plus a share of receipts while Miske gets 25000. Miske will train four weeks in Benton Harbor and fight two more bouts before the title bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Benton’ Harbor
Mich
Miske
Benton Harbor
Dempsey
Jess Wilehard
Philadelphia
Mocking Contest Seeks 75 to 100 Competitors
From 75 to 100 entrants will compete in the mocking contest. Three will perform at a time and a watch will indicate the time, as one team eyes up the stage. Five prizes of 850, 35, 55, 810 and 10 are offered for the event.
State fire fighters meeting a big success in Roundup
The Twenty ninth annual gathering of the state firemen's association drew ninety one delegations from departments across the state. Attendees enjoyed a tour of Roundup coal mines and oil fields, plus a banquet and dance after the closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Sapp
Aucm
Buite
State Firemen's Association
Roundup
Department of Rny
Tutte
Walkerville
Center Mille
Meaderville
Butte
Houlevard
Lapp
South Siders Question Building Plans For High School
The South Side residents pressed the school board for a clear position on including a high school in future plans. Board chair Ullion Midd said action awaits the finance committee’s report to the Chamber of Commerce, due at the next meeting. A west side site for a lower grade school was deferred until Superintendent Maddock returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Maddock
Court Grants Two Divorces in Desertion and Support Cases
The court dissolves marriages of Patrick Sullivan and Adeline Sullivan on desertion. Etta George and Ernest R. George are divorced for failure to provide, with the father ordered to support the child left with the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sulliva
Adeline Sullivan
Jackson Senterday
Etta George
Ernest R. George
Butte Drivers Race to Deer Lodge in Tight Road Test
Charles Merchant in a Dodge roadster wins the run from Butte to Deer Lodge in 55 minutes 15 seconds, beating Dudley Fulton in an Overland by seven minutes 42 seconds. Both crews faced rough detour filled roads and difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Deer Lodge
Charles Merchant
Dodge
Herbert Riley
Overland
Dudley Fulton
Fulton
George Gerard
Merchant
Smith
County Central Committee to Meet at Republican HQ
Republicans to gather at 8 pm Wednesday at 124 North Main Street for county central committee business. W. A. Charles serves as chairman and Lee Hawley as secretary inviting all Republicans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Central Committee
North Main Street
W. A. Charles
Lee Hawley
Brundy Estate Settlement Clears Probate Objections
Settlement of objections to the propotion of Sally Brundy's will was approved by Judge Lamb. Executor W. R. Allen and Perry B. Goodwin faced a dispute, with Newton W. Simmons appointed special administrator. The estate includes the Butte Duluth bonds and house, valued over 600,000, with Ida M. Welch to receive 2,500 and 50,000 bonds in trust, and Simmons to receive attorney fees of 2,000 as the case is dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Brundy
Lamb
W. BR
Perry. B. Goodwin
W. R. Allen
Newton W. Simmons
Simmons
Allen
Ida M. Welch
Butte
Butte- Duluth
Missouri
Colorado
Truste Simmons
Tutte-Duluth
Sues Mining Company Against Greek Blocked Tailings
A legal filing alleges the Greek miner blocked a tailings project to flood a site. The claim seeks damages and a court order to resume work, naming the parties and the disputed tailings operation location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues Mining Company
Butte Sheep Shearers Accept Collective Bargaining Plan
After endorsing collective bargaining proposed by the Woolgrowers association, the Butte sheep shearers convention elected officers and adjourned. The union says prices will be set jointly with the woolgrowers in January each year, ending market volatility. Officers include William McLennan of Scotland as president and secretary, B S Bartlett of Wyoming as vice president and treasurer, with directors J W Sutton, Al Westervelt of Montana, Joseph Carson, Roy Cassidy of Washington, and Joseph Carson of Utah. Westervelt continues a four year term.
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Woolgrowers’association
Butte
Pocatello
William McLennan
Scotland
Res
B.S. Bartlett
Wyoming
J. W. Sutton
Australia
al. Westervelt
Montana
Joseph Carson
Roy Cassidy Washington
Utah
Westervelt
Chase to Capture Prisoner After Apparent Arrest
Detective Peter McDons ald pursues Clarence Leonard after an attempted escape through Park and Arizona streets. Leonard was recaptured and booked on vagrancy, with police noting a prior break from custody last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McDonsald
Clarence Leonard
Arizeight
Wee
Nis Nan
Park
Arizona
Teetive Morrison
Leonard
Poli
Finnertys Body To Arrive Tomorrow In Butte
The body of E. J. Finnerty who died at Colorado Springs is expected to arrive in Butte on Thursday morning. A funeral service will be held at Cassidy & Bilboa Undertaking Rooms. He is survived by his wife, his mother and father Mr J P Finnerty of Boulder, and his sister Mrs George rd of Butte. Judge Lyneheft yesterday left for Roundup to preside in the district court for Judge Jones and plans to return before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Ros
Sacred Hearthall
D. Kearney
Kate Brophy
Chicago
Denver
Big Horn Hot Springs
Wyoming
Hazel Murphy
General Electric Company
Lewistown
Harry Murphy
Carl Engle
Abe L. Tingle
New York
Valparaiso
Chile
Braden Copper Company
P.O
Louise Backman
People's Congressional Church
Black Tail Canyon
Harrison Avenue
St. John's Episcopal Church
Nissler
Duke Sultzer
M.S. Martin
Thomas Lambert
Zell’ Lomas
E. J. Finnerty
Colorado Springs
Butte
Cassidy & Bilboa Und Ing
Erassery
Fr John’s
Mount Ming
Ming
J.P Finnerty
Boulder
George Rd
Lyneheft
Jones
North Dakota Farmers Plan Wool Clip Auctions
North Dakota farmers will auction their wool clip in state wide co operative sales. An estimated 3 000 000 pounds of wool is anticipated the largest in state history. Wool will be gathered in central warehouses then cleaned sorted and graded under expert supervision before selling to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Iowa
Ohio
Jamaica Women Gain Limited Vote Under New Law
Under a new law women in Jamaica British West Indies gain voting rights for parochial boards and the legislature if 23 or older. Qualification includes a salary of £5 per year or rent £10 or rates £2 on property. The text notes restrictions and limited suffrage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
British West Indies
Funeral for Mary Peter O Neill at Duggan parlors
The funeral for Mary Peter O Neill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry O Neill, will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock in Duggan undertaking parlors. Interment follows in the Catholic cemetery.
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Union Pacific
Rae Am
Butte News
Aerie of Eagles
of the Eagles
Don King
M. J. Hallett
George D. Toole
William Malloy
William Eddy
Hempsey
Champion
Mr Python
Demay
King Cole Garment Store
West Park Street
E. Park St
Oechsli
West Colusi
Leonard W Sim ‘Ort
N. Ase
Steward
Seculator
Nettle
Ruismont
State Fire Fighters
George Sapp
South Siders
Brundy Estate
Mpcarthy
Graham
Awe Bel
Lyon
OHN
J. M’carthy
Proprietor
Detective McDonald
Finnerty
ED Rose
Pathy
B. E. Calkins CO
Matt Canning Tcket
DR. Davis
Daly Bank & Trust Co
Charles J. Kelly
The
Boars
James E. Woodard
C. Swinburne
R. W. Place
John D. Ryan Cornelius F. Kelley
Thomas A. Marlow
Charles J. Kelly James E. Woodard
Bruce Kremer
Harry A. Gallwei. Oavis Evans
Charles C. Swinborne
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
N Packing Co
Cain
Swift
California
Yellowstone
McCarthy's Sanitary
Joseph Richards
Williams
Samuel Willams
Walsh
Strathick’shareh
Holy Cross
Larry Oungal
Killey
Thomas A Killey
Unity Methodist Episcopal
Pulford
Brandes
Fred H. Brandes
White
Christian Science Churcn
Sam A. White
PT An
Lebel
Sherman de Miteral
Femme Pelcrndon
Tammy del Ville "Eiveet
P Mae Edie Pi
Fife ‘Aulor Church
Taterment
Se Patrick's Cemetery
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Roadway
Ariane Bt
Ainerty
Episcopal Church
Mount Moriah
Daly-Shea Company Funeral Directors
Lees
Park St
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