Butte Notes details visiting locals and hotel stays
The column lists guests and business visitors in Butte. T. H. Kennedy stays at the Acoma while on a short trip. Metterbury and August Tadies' Home-Journal representatives visit. Edwin S. Booth of Washington and Miss Helen Brennen with family are noted guests. Several locals travel, shop, and conduct business, with guests registered at the Acoma, Thornton, Lennard, and other hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
T. H. Kennedy
Billings
Acoma
Butte
Metterbury
Bill Inge
Helen Brennen
Mins Ther “Rathmaker
Yellowstone Park
AD. Derby
Trave
Montana Electric Company
Bute
Edwin S. Booth
Washington
Kentral
Toy Alley
Pipeston
Don Davenport
Utia
Thornton
Tadies
P. 0
Julia Harrington
Madeston Tynch
Catherine Harrington Nive
Chico ‘Springs
Livingston
East Aide
Blaney
Seattle
Campbell_ Alley
Mercernburg
Toy Alles
Angel Brobec
Boxeman
Thornton Willard
Goodsby
Helena
Lennat Dervon
Cardwell
TM. Gallagher
Cr Lodge
Butts
Yewen Block
HJ. Hansen
Margaret Wampler
Wife Forgives Offense in Separate Maintenance Suit
Vernie Gaines sues William Gaines for separate maintenance over alleged infidelity. Co respondent named from Dillon now in Butte. She seeks 250 dollars and 76 dollars monthly alimony. She claims threat to sell property and depart for Mexico unless action filed. Margaret Roletto granted divorce from Peter Roletto. custody given to son Frank. A Cadillac involved in auto-accident case to be sold at public sale with SUI claiming 252 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Gaines
William Gaines
Dillon
Butte
Alimon
Mexico
Margaret Roletto
Peter Roletto
Cadillac
SUI
Information Sought On Wreck Victim Kin In Wisconsin
Three weeks after North Pacific passenger train 41 wreck near Whitehall, search continues for brother Ray and Uncle Tom Jackson of Clifford Mooney, one of three men killed. A Wichita, Kansas woman asks for info on their whereabouts. only trace found was they were in Dilton nearby time of wreck. Remains of victim were buried at Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Blackstone Spur
Whitehall
Ray
Tom Jackson
Clifford Mooney
Standard
Gertrude Barnes
South
Martinson Street
Wichita
Kan
The
Jearnea
Dilton
Utah
Suriea
Whiten
Former Butte Men to Enjoy Annual Outing
Charles Henderson, former sheriff of Silver Bow county and now a Long Beach citizen, and Hen Kalkins, ex-Butte businessman, arrived for their nineteenth annual fishing trip. They left for the Madison area with Will Thornton and Malcolm Gillis for a month long outing. Henderson notes Long Beach’s rapid growth to California’s fourth largest town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8 Henderson
Silver Bow
Long Beach
Cal
Hen Calkins
Butte
Madison
Will Thornton
Malcolm Gillis
Henderson
California
Fire protection for Centerville hill district arranged
Major Foley and George Lapp with Thomas Barker secure hose and a cart to provide fire protection for the Centerville crest district. Volunteers will use the new equipment to connect to fire plugs and serve the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Foley
George Lapp
A.C. M. Company
Thomas Barker
Centerville
Centerville Hill
Corks Pop as Home Brew Floods Basement
A flood of beer from 1,300 pint bottles erupted in a basement near the federal building. The improvised operation, run by an agent, caused strong fumes and corks popping, sending yeast and per-mt into the sewer as prices and stock in Butte rose to about 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Butte
Creek bed 15 on exhibit in court
The trial of W J Walsh against East Butte Copper Mining Co. shows creek bed samples in wooden boxes as exhibits. Lawyers plan morning actions on sample assays while attorneys Rotering and Riley represent Walsh and stenographers record testimony in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Creek
Inight
East Butte
Fast Butte
N. A. Rotering
Frank L. Riley
Walsh
Jos. V. Flaherty
Charles Little
Parks Enjoying Heaviest Travel to Yellowstone and Glacier
Park officials report Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks set records for travel. July attendance at Yellowstone rose 11 777 from last year to 41 586 with strong canadian and northern gate entries. Auto travel up over 6 percent and daily peak on July 10 surpassing last year. Ends noting northern entrance leads in visitors while southern admissions lag.
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Yellowstone
Glacier National
Parks Ty. al
Yellowstone Park
Gineler Park
Ylowstone Park
Insect Infestation Threat to Thompson Park Timber
Entomologist James C. Evenden of the agriculture department reports that a moth infestation in Thompson Park’s lodgepole pine stands may not kill much timber but warns the epidemic could spread. He notes uncertain outcomes, cites past beetle epidemics nearby, and suggests close monitoring and possible control measures in the park region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Park
James C. Evenden
Butte
Deer Lodge National Forest
Washington, D. C
Tirat
Lodge Pole
Yosemite Ma Honal Park
Monticolad
Lutte
Venden
Rocky Mounts
Blackfoot River
Mont
President Byram Makes Brief Stop on Coast Trip
President Byram travels by special car with wife and daughter, stopping briefly in Butte to switch trains en route to the West coast. The trip is a personal vacation with no business agenda disclosed. Also in court news, Tom Ling and John Doe Hur face first degree assault charges in a county attorney filing. Marriage licenses issued by the district court clerk include Matt Tuitela with Edna Johnson and Leonard Lodge with A. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Railway
Byram
Ale
Byram Merels
Butte
Columbian
Tom Ling
John Doe Hur
Justice Courts
LE Brisas
Southers
District Court
J. F. Dristoll
Matt Tuitela
Edna Johnson
Leonard ‘ Lodge
A. Carter
Thomas
Marion
K. O'Neill
Sky advertising thrillers seen on coast tour
G A Buckmiller advertising manager of Symons Dry Goods returned from two weeks in Seattle Vancouver and other coast cities where he witnessed sky advertising demonstrations. He noted the airman writes words in the sky with black smoke lasting about 15 minutes while a thousand dollars is paid per ascent. Buckmiller also attended the American historical pageant at University of Washington stadium watched by 20 000 spectators. Seattle merchants express optimism for a banner year in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Buckmiller
Symons Dry Goods Company
Seattle
Vancouver
Sky Advertising
Buckmiller
Harding
Sky
Buckmiller Sata T
Butte
Washington
University of Washington
City Contract Bills Due By Aug 3 For July Payments
City Clerk Harrington announced that all July contract bills must be filed by August 3 to be paid in September. Past delays in filing by contractors have prompted a new rule requiring all such bills to be filed by the third day of the month to ensure timely payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Aoe
Swedish Generals Warn Need For War Readiness
A commission of 18 Swedish generals argues that League of Nations cooperation cannot replace robust military preparedness. They urge maintaining army units and compulsory service, extending conscription, training 14 to 18 months, and extending liability to age 45. They also call for stronger officer training and state support for civilian aviation in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Hikedag
Sweden ix
Sweden
Finland
Ituswia
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