Butte Notes Freep up a host of visitors and births
A string of arrivals and visitors fills Butte as Robert I. Hill Chrissie Lavin and many others are spotted in Missoula Helena Shelby and Deer Park. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Guay Archibe and a son to Mr and Mrs Henry a Motosch. The Daughters of Scotia plan a picnic at Columbia Gardens next Tuesday and locals register at hotels and shops while others head to York Philipsburg Livingston and Missoula for short stays.
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Orton Brox C. 1
Speer
Helena
Robert I. Hill
Butte
Chrissie Lavin
Missoula
J. McKay
Shelby
Eklund
William Rae Jr
Billings
A. Peters
G. W. Peters
Deer Park
Schilling
North Main Street
Ladies’ Home Journal
P. O
Guay Archibe
Utah’ Street
Torn
Henry
E. H. Polleys
Frank Keith
Ruth
E. A. Blomgren
Lewistown
H.W. Mitchell
Great Falls
Gordon Reid
Mon
A. B. Tonkin
Wyoming
Tonkin
Medical Corps
Russell Williams
New York
Navy
Atlantic
Centervill
Theft of Big Roll Charged in North Main Saloon
Ted Thomas is charged with stealing $920 from the pockets of W. G. Wasson in a North Main Street saloon early last night. Thomas was arrested by city police. A small amount was found on Thomas. Wasson reported losing his large currency roll while in Thomas's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Thomas
W. G J. Wasson
North Main Street
Wasson Ing
Watch Chain Tie Ups Man With City Jail Bid
A watch chain may hold George Caloss in detention after being traced to a saloon in East Park last night. James Smith filed a petty larceny charge. Smith’s marriage status is questioned by police. US officers will decide on classification. deferred on marriage claim. London reports largest war appropriation of 200 million pounds to cover operations until October. Washington says draft treaties with Britain and Canada exchanged. Alaska remains under territorial government with appointive officers and nonvoting territorial residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Caloss
James Smith
East Park
Smith
United States
London
Ema
House of Commons
Miya
Pele
Credit Fe Bev
Reiss wins judgment over Todd firm dispute in court
Fred C. Reiss secured a 1000 judgment against Fred A. Todd and the Todd Photo Film firm amid claims that a signed agreement would have sold his interest for the judgment total. Testimony noted policy conflicts with Todd, who was firm president, and that Reiss had invested 700 in the business. Several related cases were noted including a 400 judgment against Mrs. Jennie Doe over Avon block rent and other divorces and adoptions from Judge Edwin M. Lamb's court. The report also references various dismissed cases and local notices from Minot in 1911.
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Fred C. Reiss
Fred A. Todd
Todd Photo Film Corporation
Edwin M. Lamb
Heise
Todd
Reiss
Reise
Hl. K. Jones
Tarry Meyer
Jennie Doe
Silver Tow County
Fleming
Rotering
Mary Sullivan
John Sullivan
Lamb
Frank Baker Foley
Minot
Schools to reopen early and public night school planned
At a board of education meeting the plan emerged to reopen schools on Sept 3 and hold a public meeting next Tuesday to discuss ways to fund non English language education for non English speakers. A public night school will offer English lessons with private funds possible if public funds are unavailable. A Bozeman state college canning demonstration will run August in the high school domestic science dept.
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Butters
Board of Education
Y Ph O
Seer Colton
Ameri Schools
Amsmittee
Maddock
Wna Fe
Labor Cau
State College
Bozeman
Menstana Power Company
Julia” Springer
W. E. Maddock
Cific
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Portland
Connecting rod breaks on train near Livingston Bozeman
passengers describe a sudden jolt when a connecting rod on the engine fractured between Livingston and Bozeman. R R Cosper of National Electric company reported the incident last evening. Mr Casper, traveling from Denver to discuss Y M C A lighting in Butte, was jolted from a seat but no injuries occurred. The accident caused minor delays to Northern Pacific trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Former Butte Man Duncan McGregor Dies in Seattle
Duncan McGregor formerly of Butte died Monday in Seattle after moving east about a year ago. His brother in law and sister Mrs. John A. McMillan and family travel from Butte to attend the funeral. He leaves a wife a son Roy a daughter Agnes and a sister Miss Kate McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McGregor
Butte
Seattle
John A. McMillan
Colorado Street
Mr. McGregor
Roy
Agnes
Kate Mes Gregor
Double Funeral for Accident Victims at Sacred Heart
A double funeral for Nick and John Erris Will, victims of last Sunday's automobile accident, will be held this morning starting from John Lakanich's home at 300 East Mercury Street. Services at the house are at o'clock, with Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9:80. Burial will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lakanich
East
Mercury Street
Nick
John Erris
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Soldier Enlists Amid War Urgency and Family Pressure
A man 41, father of three, pleads to join a British Canadian recruiting post in a courthouse setting. He cites past service in France with Britain’s forces, seek protection for his family, and notes government aid would support his children during absence. The piece sketches wartime duty, loyalty, and the toll on relatives, amid enlistment pressure and medical denials.
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South
Alabama
Coad
Kervier
Wand
South Africa
Randfather
JA. White
Ram
Frye
Spokane
Lodge
Daly Street
Walkerville
New
Stuarney
J. Edwards
Paddy Gagnier enters government service
Patrick R. Gagnier a well known Butte boy leaves Wednesday evening for Fort Missoula to undertake a government course at the State University preparing to ship overseas He is newly married with his wife’s consent and plans to return next year as the service director of the Montana Dawer corn reports his extended overland trip with family through the eastern part of the state visiting Bozeman Livingston Hillings Laurel and other Montana points A new army uniform style promises significant material and cost savings for an army of 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick R. Gagnier
Butte
Fort Missoula
The
State University
Paddy
Rusenneraer
Detrient
Montana
Bozeman
Livingston Hillings
Laurel
National Students Army Reserve Plan Proposed by War Department
Educators in Washington discussed a nationwide student army reserve of 100000 young men formed through colleges and universities. Members would be paid as privates in the national army while in school, receive uniforms and equipment, and undergo summer training. Barracks and officer training later would be provided, with Minnesota and other states moving toward on campus armories and cadet programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Montana
National Army
Unio
University of Minnesota
Eed
City weighs slaughterhouse ordinance amid inoperative laws
Public hearing on a proposed city measure to regulate slaughterhouses reveals contention that current state law already covers the issue and that existing ordinances are inoperative. Former Judge Michael Donlan and meat interests cite statutes while veterinarians would oversee inspection of meat for sale. The city council plans to discuss the proposal at the next regular meeting. Housewife cooking lessons in wartime substitutes are noted in Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Donlan
Aintment of Coun
A Ie
Hazleton
Janes Wilson
Queen Victoria
England
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Devader
Merchert McGee
Great Britain
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Foscania
John Edwards
John Byrne
Kremer
Tuohy
Joseph Parke
Elmer A. Chatham
Robert Noy
Patrick F. Sullivan
John BP. Sullivan
Corilo Lori
Andrew Gi. Storrs
Patrick O'Leary
Jerry Sullivan
John J. MeqQuilian
P. Ai Gagnier
Adee
Bryant&Co
Swift
He J. McCarthy
Prop
Little Eva
Uncle Tom
Simon Legree
American Theater
Marguerite Clark
Topsy
Student Corp
Wearthy’s
East Broadway
Fresh Montana Ranch
Idaho
Ceylon
Columbia Hospital Association
Partie
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Mme. L. Green
West Park Street
BR. Norcross
Columbia, New 7 Drug Co
Ost Park Street
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