Butte Current Notes and Local Appointments
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Drink at Walker's keep sober. Dr. Julia Bolam osteopath 43 Owsley. Chiropodist 209 Penn. Dr. Leese. The Butte Grill for first class eating. Ironside dentist 20 North Main. Yogen Bros bankers pay interest on savings and certificates. Stadlers returned from Spokane and Wallace. F W Harrison manager Angconda bureau Inter Mountain visited Butte yesterday. Thomas McColl miner leaves today for six months in Tend Montana. Montanans at the Thornton and Finlen hotels and guests listed from Helena Alder Great Falls Livingston Missour i etc. Dr G A Chevigny convalescing in Boston trip with son Charles. Montana Melrone, Melson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walker's
Julia Bolam
Owsley
Penn
Leese
Butte Grill
Ironside
North Main Street
Yogen Bros
J. A. Stadler
Spokane
Wallace
F. W. Harrison
Angconda
Inter Mountain
Butte
Thomas McColl
Tre
Tend
Trades Assembly in Busy Session in Butte
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly met last night with President Torrey appointing an arbitration council from clerks cooks and waiters workers carpenters painters to resolve the ongoing railway electrification tieup between Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties. The council also revived inquiry into hospital charges for insured workers and reaffirmed opposition to convict labor on state roads. Regular standing committees for the year were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Trades, and
Labor Assembly
Torrey
Butte, Anala & Pacific
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow Counseale
Labor shortage may handicap Montana harvest efforts
Reports from eastern railroad men indicate 69 000 men are needed in the west for harvest as crops in the Dakotas and Montana promise record yields. Gov Hall of Helena notes eastern recruiters see workers from Minneapolis to harvest in Montana, while Great Northern officials estimate 26 000 plus more may be drawn from Minnesota and the Dakotas amid rising rate discussions. Labor agencies in Butte warn the demand may outstrip supply and hope for harvest crews remains slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tryig
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
Minneapolis
J." Hall
Agri- Helena
Eastern
KC. Leedy
Great Northern
Minnesota
Carpenters Accept Wage Increase at Mine Area
Delegates from the Tutte Carpenters' union reported at a labor council meeting that union members working at and around the mines agreed to a 25 cent per day raise. The new scale mirrors company and miners union contracts and does not affect city carpenters who already earn higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Council
Tutte Carpenters’ Union
Butte Mining Veteran Billy Adamson Visits From Arizona
William Adamson, famed Butte mining man formerly with Moulton Hutte Boston and other early firms, returns from Arizona after 17 years away. He notes many changes but finds a host of old friends and is welcomed by the town. The Sheep Gulch daily promises health-regulation compliance and invites visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Adamson
Butte
Arizona
Adamson
Moulton, Hutte & Boston
Chairman Riley of County Board Dies in Butte
James M. Riley longtime chairman of the county board died at his home in Butte after sudden chest pains. He was 80, a native of Michigan, and had a long career in mining and local politics. Funeral arrangements pending as remaining relatives are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Riley
Board of Counc
Trey
Ball Park
Iment
H. J. McDonald
Mr. Riley
Clit
Mich
Montana diver drowns after one hour underwater stake
Nick Velky a 25 year old from 21 Anaconda road attempted a one hour long dive at Lake Avoca Montana with two friends. He disappeared after 39 minutes and the body was found about 90 minutes later, weeds and a weed entanglement cited as causes. Two prior drowning wagers are noted involving locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Velky
Anaconda Road
Montana
Velky
Country Club
Sevral
Avoca
Arthur Kaalson
East Park Street
Lake
Sem
Ofku
Lake Avoca
Mody
Record Crowd Flees Heat In July Record 87 Degrees
A Lake Avoca to foothills crawl saw 87 degrees at 2 pm a July record. City crowds returned late night as the streetcar line reported busy business. The heat lingered with a warm wind and citizens sought cool spots, the Fishermen noted heavy departures. Local thanks given to friends neighbors and fraternal orders in bereavement. Watch cleaning advertised for $1.50 at Mayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Street Railway Company
Go Forward Message From New First Baptist Pastor
The Rev C P Bishop preached his first sermon as pastor urging the church to move forward with progress. He cited biblical examples, personal growth from independence to Bozeman, and urged joining his program to build a larger, broader church. He urged unity, liberal thinking, and trust in God while inviting all to participate. Phillipson painting services listed at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Bishop
First Baptist Church
Pharaoh
Independence
Bozeman
Israel
Vilages
Noftsinger
Atchley
Rockies
Montana
Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
Henry van Dyke
Christian Brotherhood
Baptist Church
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BVTTE
Actpe
Brinetons
James F. Denison
Denver
Charles
Montana Melrone
Melson
Trades Assembly
Northwest
Carpenters
Billy Adamson
Health Department
the Clothery
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Pickard
China
Pickard China
Towle Winterralter
Henrifin GO
Riley
Tiley
Kate Crane
H. J. Croning
Gus Stromme
Sheri Mike Murray
Treas
Death Lake
Orton
Neff
Henry Reger
George Forsythe
Greh
Forsythe
Sef
Smith
Walsh
Tooms
Standard
United States
Ada
Mexico
Mose Linz—Lends
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
MacMonegal School of
Dorothy
Block
Corner Granite
Wyoming
West Park St. Butte, Siont
Phillipson. Lyn
East Park
Ind
Ping He
Rustic Cou
Ike
Chai
Tfe
Brownfield-Canty CO
West Park Street
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