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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1924

Page

5

Butte Visitors Packed With Business At Local Hotels

A parade of visitors and residents in Butte fills local hotels and offices. Names include L. P. Brandt from Pocatello at the Acoma, H. King of Billings at the Acoma, G. J. Weeks from Bozeman at the Thornton, and others from Salt Lake, Livingston, Roundup, Helena, and Sheridan. Special carrier notice and a dentist opening at Grand Hotel are noted. many guests registered at the Arizona, New Finlen, and New Winton.

de. Cole West Park L. P. Brandt Pocatello Acoma L. Shone Wisdom Butte Arizona H. King Billings G. J. Weeks Bozeman Thornton KF. DD. Cornelison Salt Lake N. F. Fellon Livingston T. E. Frasure Bear Creek New Winton Anderson Hay Field Helena J. 1L Johnson Nuppert Idaho Dr. McNaul Phoenix J. O. Kelly Chinook C. T. Spear Great Falls New Finlen George Basanatz Sheridan Henry Quibbe P. O. News Tand Adv John J. Delich G. A. Shippan Missoula Arizons Ara Sunderland Lewistown The W. FE. Dodd Grand Hotel Fiyes Ady

Meat department specials from a vintage ad

Meat department ad lists prices for various cuts including hamburger steak two pounds for 25 cents, shoulder steak 17 4 cents, lean short ribs five cents, milk fed veal with shoulder leg and pocket roasts, veal steaks or chops 35 cents, and veal stew priced per pound.

Meat Department

Elks Schedule Services For Late Brother Gillis

Elks invite members to meet at the Elks hall Tuesday evening at 7 20 for public services for Phil C. Gillis. A funeral gathering is set for Wednesday morning at 9 at the hall for Archie Stacars and Frank L. Riley, Adv. Secretary.

Elks’ Hall Phil C. Gillis Archie Stacars Frank L. Riley Adv

Annual election notice for Butte Stationary Engineers Union No. 83

Notice lists June 4 1924 as election day for local and international officers with polls 10 30 a m to 8 30 p m. Members urged to bring cards. Also includes Barbers Union price vote notice with secretary Costaello signing.

Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union No. 83 H. B. Stevens Bee

Deserted Wife Files for Divorce After Four Days

Clara M McAlister sues Wallace B McAllister in district court alleging desertion after four days of marriage on March 24 1917. They have no children. Other divorce actions include Lola E B Owen from William Owen and Ellsworth DeSnell defaulted by his wife Mildred. Court cases on Yegen and Dakin receivership and Hansen Packing nuisance continue with Judge Carroll presiding.

Clara M. McAlister Wallace B. McAllister Ellsworth DeSnell Mildred W. BE. McAllister Sunburst Refining Company N. A. Rotering A. €. McDaniel Norris Hurd Rhoades McIntyre Murphys Yegen L. Q. Skelton State Bank Harry Hanson Bourquin Peter Yegen B. &. Dakin Carroll John J. Green Nineteenth District Vaso Mikivich Hansen Packing Company Mikivich Hansen Company Caroll

Robbery charges filed against Chavis suspects

Harry Sampson and William Murray are charged with robbery by Beaverhead County in justice court after Ray Chavis, a sheep ranch worker, reported being robbed on North Main Street. About $76 and a detached rubber shoe heel were found. shoe heel matches one accused. Also J A Mason, Fred Hundley, and Herman Krogman face separate complaints for bad check, defrauding an inn keeper, and grand larceny.

Harry Sampson William Murray Justice Court Ray Chavis Beaverhead Chavis North Main Street Sampson Murray J. A. Mason G. O. Simitzer Fred Hundley Herman Krogman

Pioneer Resident of Butte is Dead

James Skedd Jr a Scot land native and Butte resident for over 20 years died after a lingering illness at 73 He was a stone mason long employed by Anaconda Copper Mining Company Surviving relatives include three daughters Mrs J A Jepson Mrs Russell Bowen of Seattle and Mrs Edward Drake of Mount Clemens Mich five sons John James William Frank and Henry Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Sherman Reed chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery

James Skedd Jr Scotland Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company J. A. Jepson Russell Bowen Seattle Edward Drake Mount Clemens Mich John James William Frank Atlanta Henry Sherman & Reed Undertaking Sherman & Reed Mountain View Cemetery

Money in Letter Found on Floor at Courthouse

Two registered letters containing 90 and 35 dollars and another with 55 dollars were found on the courthouse floor yesterday and turned over to the elevator operator by Attorney John K. Claxton. The letters were addressed to a Billings man and will be communicated with. This follows a similar find weeks earlier by Attorney George B. Toole, who recovered 250 dollars. no claimant was reported.

John K. Claxton Billings Nan George B. Toole

Knife duel wounds ease for two men at East Broadway rooming house

Verlaneo Banzor and Peter Martinez, patients at St James hospital since a Saturday brawl in a East Broadway rooming house, are reported improving. Banzor heals from nearly a dozen knife wounds while his alleged assailant nurses a punctured lung on an adjoining cot. Police investigated and ruled a knife duel over a woman, but both men deny fighting each other and claim the other is a stranger.

Verlaneo Banzor Peter Martinez St. James Hospital East Broadway Banzor

ONeill Acquitted After Court Discharge

Mike ONeill was acquitted and discharged in Justice Carey’s court yesterday after being charged with beating a small boy. The justice protested that the case should have gone to police court.

Montana Land Options For Business And Home Seekers

A speaker argues Montana land remains affordable post war, with untapped potential for dry land farming. Yellowstone county prices have not inflated and are near prewar levels, making Montana attractive to business people homeseekers and investors despite deflation elsewhere.

Montana Yellowstone County California

Gambling raid targets Chinatown house in city

Police raided a Chinatown gambling operation for the second time in a week. One Chinese suspect and four whites were arrested with Toy Sam charged for operating a game at 20 West Mercury Street. Frank Manning George Davis Jim Sullivan and Dan Hartnett were booked on gambling charges. the Chinese suspect released on $100 bond while the four whites paid $100 fines.

Chinatown Ben Work Toy Sam West Mercury Street Frank Manning George Davis Jim Sullivan Dan Hartnett

Gullity Heads Mines Alumni

Emmet Cullity of the class of 1912 Montana State School of Mines was elected president of the Alumni Association at a meeting in the city council chamber. Officers named for the next year include P. R. Lomas first vice president Theodore Pilger second vice president Arthur E. Adams secretary treasurer and Charles McAuliffe to the executive committee. A banquet for the class of 1924 was approved for Saturday at the Thornton hotel with dinner at 8 p.m. The junior prom will be at Temple auditorium tonight with 600 invitations issued. Commencement exercises are set for tomorrow at the high school auditorium with W. R. P. Daly of the Anaconda Company delivering the address.

Emmet Cullity Montana State School of Mines Alumni Association P. R. Lomas Theodore Pilger Arthur FE. Adams Charles McAuliffe Thornton Hotel Mines Temple Auditorium High School W. RP. Daly The Anaconda Company

Cooney for Congress Club Organized at Courthouse

More than 60 supporters of Byron E. Cooney met in Judge Jack Son's courtroom to form the Cooney for Congress Club. Justice James F. Carey elected president with C. N. Oles secretary and Matt Berkopic treasurer. Speeches praised Cooney as a strong county commissioner candidate and urged turnout for the primaries.

Byron E. Cooney Judge Jackson Cooney Congress Club P. J. O'Leary James F. Carey C. N. Oles Matt Berkopic P. J. Gilligan Fred Sutherland Board of County Commissioners Carey Congress Richard Mulholland

Butte Eagles Install Officers in Aerie No 11 Ceremony

Butte Eagles of Aerie No 11 held an installation at their hall with Past State President William Molloy conducting, aided by A. B. Cohen and former officers. New officers include P W P J O Leary and W P Fred Agentin, with Dan Hanley as social chairman. O Leary received a gold watch gift, accepted by Mike Hartnett, followed by a social with entertainment and meals lasting to midnight.

Butte Eagles of Aerie No. 11 William Molloy A. B. Cohen Order John Powers Willam Walsh P. J. Gilligan Ed Sullta Mike Harnett Theodore Gueing P. J. O'Leary Fred Agentin James Britt Worthy Chaplin Elmer Clark John Rowe William Maloney Jerry Harrington Louie Anderson Dan Hanley T. J. B. Shanley

Butte High School Opens Summer Swim Classes

Swimming classes for boys and girls begin today at Butte high school pool and run through summer. Girls use the pool from 8:45 to 10 and 12:45 to 2 daily except Saturday. Boys swim from 1 to 11, 11 to 12, 2 to 3, and 3 to 4 o'clock. Esthers Cummings leads girls and Harry Dahlberg coaches boys.

Butte High School Esther Cummings Harry Dahlberg

Butte Exchange Club Sets Dinner at Gregson Springs

Members met at the Y M C A to discuss important matters and planned a dinner for next Friday at 8 oclock at Gregson Springs. They congratulated George McLellan on the recent arrival of a son at his home.

Butte Exchange Club Gregson Springs George McLellan

War Mothers plan card party for ex service men

Butte chapter of the American War Mothers arranging a card party at Moose hall on June 7 to benefit ex service men who are patients in hospitals.

Butte The American War Mothers Moose Hall

Warm Weather Colds Cure Ad Notes Honey and Tar

An advertising item promotes FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for colds and coughs in warm weather. Benjamin Thomas of Scranton PA testifies the product helped a head and chest cold. Paxson & Rockefeller is listed as a distributor.

Foley’s Benjamin Thomas West Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Paxson & Rockefeller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte Notes Orton Bros. Ir Anaconda Stearn Campbell’s van Camp Roc Ries, Box Valencia Family Crackers National Biscuit Co Grahams Richelieu Durkee John J. McCarthy Prop Barbers’ Union J. R. Costello McCarthy’s Pure Food Stores Broadway Public Market Pound Lipton Imrege aUrre Wist Pat South Main Street Gullity Heads Mines Alumni Cooney For Congress Butte Eagles Butte High Land of Eternal Snows Strongheart Wonder Dog First National Dorothy Mackaill Conway Tearle Louise Dresser Ricardo Cortez Lon Chaney New York Nyland
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