Butte Notes on Hotel Guests and Local Ads
A collection of notes lists visitors and registrants at Butte hotels including Orton Bros and Leggat. Names include Ray Lawson Lima E M Hagensen Helena Murl Warwick Missoula Elizabeth Cummings Red Lodge H F OGrady Baker W W Crawford Billings J C Little and daughter Mis s Tom Selby Billings Martha Stone Dillon F Ling Monarch Mary F McElroy Helena G M Stone Great Falls J Stowe Great Falls. Also promotions for Boulder Springs and a missed delivery notice for the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Ray Lawson
Lima
Arizona
E. M. Hagensen
Helena
Thornton Hotel
Murl Warwick
Missoula
Elizabeth Cummings
Red Lodge
New Finien
H. F. O’grady
Baker
W. W. Crawford
Billings
Leggat
P. O
Adv
G. D. Watt
Columbia Falls
E. J. Jennings
E. T. Peacock
Boulder Springs
Montana
J. C. Little
Tom Selby
Thornton
Martha Stone
Dillon
New Finlen
F. Ling
Monarch
Mary F. McElroy
G. M. Stone
Great Falls
Stowe
New Finlen Hotel
Noted artist Matzene visits Butte for summer stay
Renowned portrait photographer R Gordon Matzene, famed for royal and political sittings, arrives in Butte for a summer stay. He plans to work from a Thornton hotel studio and notes Butte’s favorable climate for rest and recuperation while reflecting on China’s political scene and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gordon Metzene
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Matzene
Colorado Springs
China
Orient
Europe
Near East
Standard
Japan
Tie Kuen
Lee Yuen Hung
Chang So Lung
Mr. Matzene
Buckingham Palace
Li Isen Fong
le Hung Chang
Thornton Hotel
Divorce suit and property disputes in Silver Bow court
Mary M. Helen files for divorce from Thomas S. Helen alleging intoxicated assaults on home furniture and personal property. She also charges him with malicious injury and false accusations. Other actions include land pasture dispute, civil suits over a sidewalk hole injury, and insurance cases related to a burned Dillon market. Local notices of a Mooseheart picnic and an estate inventory are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Helen
Silver Bow District Court
Thomass
Helen
Charles A. Blakely
P. H. Guay
A. D. Guay
Chris Campana
John Tam
Frank Roe
Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Mercantile Company
Mary C. Duffy
McGill-Nevin Plumbing and Heating Company
North Main Street
J. M. Barber
American National Fire Insurance Company
Montana Market
Montana
Dillon Meat Company
Dillon
Joseph de Gorgeo
George Bourquin
Anaconda
George Winston
Pioneer Matron El len Thomas Dies in Hall
Philipsburg and Hall area mourn the death of Ellen Thomas age 80 after a three year illness. A Montana lifelong resident she lived 50 years on a valley ranch and spent her last years in Hall. Survived by four sons James Edward William and Charles and three daughters Mrs McRae Mrs Schultz and Mrs Sternagie ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 7:30 pm at Hall Methodist church with Rev Barker and Rev Haldeman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Phillipsburg
Ellen Thomas
Philipsburg
Hall
Thomas
James
Edward
William
Charles
W. W. McRae
J. H. Schultz
Chris Sternagie
Methodist Church
Barker
Thompson Falls
Haldeman
Drummond
Bond firm to meet county over 320000 issue in Butte
H G Walking of Stranahan Harris Oatis in Toledo will return to Butte to discuss the 320000 exchange issue under contract with commissioners at 10 this morning. Wolking’s bid and deposit dispute prompt potential court action if bonds are not printed to cover outstanding warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Walking
Stranahan, Harris & Oatis
Toledo
Ohio
Butte
Wolking
Stranahan, Harrie & Oatis Company
Burglary Report Involving Arthur Angle Case
Yesterday the sheriff's office was told that someone entered Arthur Angle's home at 213 North Idaho Street during the night and stole a gold watch and chain and a fountain pen. The report also notes Miss Julia Anderson of Dilton visiting at the New Finten. A British refrigerator line firm leased eight whips to a Great Britain concern with related outside fees nearly 1,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Angle
North Idaho Street
Sheriff's Office
Julia Anderson of
Dilton
New Finten
Great Britain
Merger Plan Estimates Election Costs and School Superintendent Role
The article analyzes projected election expenses for August 5 and potential savings if city and county government merge. It details judge and clerk costs, booth costs, printing, and transportation, totaling up to 8 000 to 10 000 dollars, plus existing budgets. It notes possible precinct reductions and changes to the county and city school superintendent appointment and compensation under merger rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Board of Commissioners
Corn Benefits From Hot Wave in Montana Visit
Charles W. Towne and W. W. Cheely toured 21 eastern Montana counties reporting no crop damage south of the N P railroad and predicting a 100 percent return on corn. They noted rich Prairie county soils, a Colstrip coal operation, and a banker Brubaker driving agricultural improvement while meeting about 40 eastern Montana editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
N. P
Charles W. Towne
W. W. Cheely
Jordan
Broadus
Colstrip
Will Cheely
Towne
Hardin
Prairie County
Cheely
J. D. Scanlan
Miles City
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Cramse
Brest
Schell Mig. Co
Dr. Schol
Dr. Schoene
Costein
Scholl
N. Main
Butte Notes
Nt & Co
Hansen's
John J. McCarthy
Prop
R. Gordon Matzene
Glaing Husband
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Columbia Gardens
Granite County
McCarthy
Clarence Freudenstein
the Gardens
Butte Dance
Steam Shovel Mining
Undertakers
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
South
Montana St
Larry Duggan
Undertaker
Nerth i
Reet
Phene
Zanders
May Sanders
Gosselin & Harkins
Seccessors
Cassidy & Gosselin, Gndertaheve Ane Kembulmers
Anny
Daly Shea Company
Sam R. White
Sage Sy, Op
M. J. Walsh CO. Federal
West Park Street
Montana Circle
Woodcraft
Annie Colligan
West Quartz Etreet
Emeline Williams
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
P. Seual
Sherman & A Reed
Oallins
Paris
Ham Hamilton
Ein
Lamb
Galena Butte
Mont
Arion
April
Howard Uprig
Brambach
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