Allaklava Mine to Resume Work
The Burke & Ballaklava mine on Butte hill passes into Silver Butte Mines control, financed by Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania and Montana capital. The company will begin work on Corbin Copper King and Hidden Treasure properties, with bondholders exchanged for stock and Duluth banks acting as fiscal agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke & Batlaklava
Butte Hill
Silver Butte Mines Company
Delaware Corporation
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Montana Capital
Corbin-Copper King Company
Corbin
Burke & Ballaklava
Butte Mining District
Modoc
Butte & Ball Inklava Company
Arizona Corporation
Anaconda
City National Bank of
Duluth
Corbin-Copper King
Silver Butte
Silver Butte Company
Delaware
J. W. Nuckon
Cotton, Nu
Local Notices and Social Bits From Butte Area
Rent pianos from Orton Bros Bern to Mr and Mrs W V Sweet a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Per Bern Murray hospital a dough ham at the ter ome A Playno qualified piano teacher concert pianist 510 West Quartz telephone 4920 Athambea Hot Springs Ideal for spacemen Mr and Mrs Paul Ott in charge of bathe 20 per week American plan Mrs Edward Bruin left Thursday for Kansas City to visit relatives and friends She expects to remain in the Middle West during the summer The home service section of the Red Press desires information regarding the whereabouts of Milton EB Sullivan who formerly lived at 612 East Second street and Roy E Watkins Papers from all over thousands of new popular priced books by good authors everything worthwhile in magazines and interesting Butte souvenirs at the P O News Stand Games toys and books of gripping interest to children are features of a Calkins company toy department always open Rubber balloons and bagpipes of bright colors are great fun for the youngsters Pupils of the Sacred Heart academy have completed preparations for the entertainments to be given at the institution tonight and tomorrow night The work of decorating the hall was completed yesterday Marriage licenses were issued Saturday by the clerk of the court to William Haldusky of Seattle and Katherine Pinne of Three Forks Francis Albert Rouleau and Dilys fierce both of Butte A M Riley agent of the Mutual insurance company will leave today for San Francisco where he will attend a meeting of the agents of the company whose sales have reached or passed the 250000 mark during the fiscal year L M Fabian son of Joseph M Fabian county commissioner is starting on the annual cruise of the catlets of Annapolis where he is studying Mr Fabian expects to be his son in September after the cruise through the Panama canal and up the Pacific coast is finished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Playno
West Quartz
Athambea Hot Springs
Paul Ott
Bathe
Edward Bruin
Kansas City
Middle West
Home Service
The
Red Press
Milton EB. Sullivan
East Second Street
Roy E. Watkins
P. O
Calkins Company
Sacred Heart Academy
William Haldusky
Seattle
Katherine Pinne
Three Forks
Francis Albert Rouleau
Dilys Fierce
Butte
A. M. Riley
Mutual Insurance Company
San Francisco
L. M. Fabian
Joseph M. Fabian
Annapolis
Fabian
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Plumbing Ordinance Revised for City Heating and Lighting
The city announces a revised plumbing ordinance superseding all prior rules. It covers heating plumbing and lighting, is corrected, and sent back to the printer. A pamphlet version will be published and distributed by the city clerk’s office later this week.
Boys Meeting Today In The Boy Department
The regular boys meeting in the boys department of the vow C. A. will be held this afternoon at four o'clock. A stereopticon lecture titled Whats Under Uncle Sams Hat will be given. All boys are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vow. C. A
Uncle Sam
Death of J P Steward Leaves City Grieving
J P Steward died of valvular heart disease at 55 West Mercury Street on May 28. A coroner's jury met yesterday after hearing testimony about the case. The death was ruled due to heart trouble following medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Steward
West Mercury Street
Decors
Butte High juniors host stellar senior prom at Gardens
More than 600 students danced all night at the junior class prom honoring Butte High School seniors. Dillon's orchestra provided music behind palm decor as two 1920 and 1921 signs added flair. Prom officials included President Bob Southcombe and Vice President Leonard Renick with committees for design, printing, invitations, floor, music, publicity, chaperones, and emergency coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Dillon
Raymond Schilling
Bob Southcombe
Leonard Renick
Ruth Borem
Don Murphy
Elia Spafford
Hugo Giduz
Ray Schilling
Dolores Chidester
Eleanor Davey
Marjorie Moore
John Conroy
Charles Mattison
Selwyn Burridge
Gladys Ayres
Marion Fitzpatrick
Lester Hartzell
Irma Lyford
Elizabeth Congdon
Helen McGregor
Elsie McDonald
Ernest Temby Tin
Margaret Parsons
Lurena
Elmer Frickson
Willoughby Wright
Francis McKelvy
Oscar Dahlberg
George Kurland
Harry Grey
Dave Rosenbers
Clifford Smith
Charles Kelley
Albert Berger
Thomas Grady
George Lincoln
Maureen Murphy
Marie Daly
Inez Mar- Black
Ioe Simon
Millikin
Maddock
Giduz
Southcombe
Berger
Black
Kelly
Conroy
Hartzell
Renick
Schilling
Moore
Orem
Ella Spafford
Mattison
Former Resident McRae dies in San Diego after long links to Butte
Kenneth J. McRae formerly of Butte died at his San Diego home. He left Butte in 1911 after prominence with McRae & Solveson and active city involvement. He is survived by four children including Albert D. Smith, two sisters, and a widow. Born in Ontario fifty four years ago, he came to Butte in 1887 and lived here 24 years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Kenneth J. McRae
San Diego
Cal
McRae
McRae & Solveson
Albert D. Smith
J. Blue
Berkeley
Mas
Ted Butte
Dan F Butte
E. Bell
Ontario
Butte Woman to Represent State Hoover Campaign
Mrs Chauncey L Berrien of Butte has been asked by the Hoover national committee to represent Montana in the women s division at Chicago The local supporter is in close touch with sentiment among Montana women She leaves by Milwaukee Road and is confident in Hoover s Chicago convention campaign Hoover women s headquarters will be at the Auditorium hotel with Miss Gertrude Lane in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey L. Berrien
Montana
Chicago
Gertrude B. Lane
Hoover National Republican Club
Police chief targets bootlegger owners after raids
Chief Murphy told Butte police officers that arresting bartenders solves nothing. The owner of the illegal drinking spots must be pursued, and he aims to punish the owners as fast as evidence is gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Murphy
Pavor's Vaccination Reduces Smallpox in Butte
PAVORS VACCINATION announces that vaccinating efforts by the city health force have cut smallpox cases in Butte by at least 80 percent. Comparing the vaccination era to 1919, 122 cases occurred versus 24 last year, and currently there are no cases in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
The
City Health Force Saution
Con
Butte
Piles for Assessor Nomination Filed by Sheehan
John J. Sheehan filed his petition Saturday to run for county assessor on the Democratic ticket. He resides at 115 Boardman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Boardman Street
Gardiner Electric Rates Boost Approved by P S C
The Montana public service commission granted Gardiner Electric Light and Water Co an increase in water and street lighting rates. The decision was issued today, affecting services in Gardiner at the entrance to Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Public Service Commission of Montana
Gardiner Electric Light and Water Company
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Japanese Occupy Town of Nikolaevsk in Siberia
The American embassy in Tokyo reports to Washington that Japanese naval forces have occupied Nikolaevsk in Siberia. The notice confirms the location and dates from the Tokyo legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
State Department
Tokio
Moonshine Stills Taken by Deputies at Timberbutte Plant
Deputies Melia and Duggan halted a new illicit distillery near Timberbutte uncovering a 50 gallon still two bases for additional units and seven barrels of fermenting grain. Five gallons of moonshine and three fermentation barrels were destroyed while two complete stills were seized and moved to the courthouse. The site at 1828 Sherman Avenue appeared occupied but no operator was found. Melia pursues the operator with custody expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberbutte
Melia
Duggan
Dry Squad
Butte
Restraint of Trade Charges Filed by County Attorney
The county attorney continues charges of restraint of trade against Davidson Grocery Armour & Co Fairmont Creamery Henningsen Produce Co and Butte Wholesale Grocery Co. The case was set for June 12 after a judge in Judge Lynch's court Saturday noted a demurrer had been filed by defendants.
Mayor Investigates Garbage Complaints Amid City Action
Mayor Stodden with the city attorney street commissioner and commissioner of public works probe complaints against the Montana Disposal company. The mayor says complaints are numerous and demand action to protect public health and ensure prompt careful garbage collection as summer approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stodden
Commissioner of Public Works
Montana Disposal Company
Celebrates Founders Day in Butte Y M C A
The Butte YMCA marks the 76th anniversary of its founding with George Williams initiating the early steps. The Butte branch, last of its size to organize, has operated six months and now reports 1350 members including many ex servicemen who gain access to the building and its privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cc. A
George Williams
London
Butte
Butte Y
World’s record price set at Holstein sale in St Paul
A three day Holstein sale under Minnesota Holstein-Friesian association closed in St Paul with a three day total of 237 animals selling for $728,775. The average price reached a world record $3,075, surpassing the former $2,433 record set in Milwaukee. Sales on the final day totaled $159,759 for 6F animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Holstein-Friesian Association
Milwaukee
Priest Is Pinioned Under Auto In Montana Mountains
Fr De Mers, a St. Pauls mission priest near Sandusky, was severely bruised yet not fatally hurt after his car flipped multiple times and landed upside down on a mountain road. He lay pinned for seven hours as gasoline dripped on him until a passerby found him and aided. He was taken to Havre hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Father de Mers
St. Paul’s
Little Rockies
Sandusky
Zortman
Havre
Senate orders widening probe into campaign expenditures
In Washington on June 5 the Senate ordered an investigation of presidential and congressional campaign expenditures through November elections. The inquiry will be led by the pre-convention financing committee which heard one witness today and recessed until July 5 to finalize this phase before the larger probe. Senator Pomerene of Ohio pushed the resolution amid a brief, spirited adjournment debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Troop 4 Winne Boy Scout Meet Dominates Butte Event
Fourteen Butte Boy Scout troops joined the field and track meet closing Boy Scout week. Troop 4 won the grand prize for most man points while Troop 1 took second and troops 13 tied for third. Judges from the Montana Safety and First Aid society praised first aid work as equal to any seen. Contests included competitive drill, various races, knot tying, tug of war, high jumps, signaling, horse and rider, pie eating, boxing in barrels, and multiple age-group relays, with top placers listed by troop and scout names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Malcolm Gillis
S. J. Crawford
M. M. Donahue
S. Dee
John Pratt
Maurice Meyers
Montana Safety and First Aid Society
Genzberger
Sarles
Douglas Mutch
A. Sullivan
Edward Youlden
Frank Fisher
Russell Flynn
Ivan Dunn
James Murphy
Harry Bowman
Scout Aho
Everett Bennett
Harry Henderson
Montana Safety and First
A. C. Jennings
Pudas
Sholes
Wade
Kennedy
Bennett
Lonner
Charles Mattison
Kent
Dunn
Maloney
Henderson
Tonkin
Sullivan
McCarthy
Tillman
Phillpot
York
Miller and Wertz
Wallace Peel
Ed Davis
Francis McFlynn
William Kennedy
Davis
Bartlett
Woodland
Aho
H. Kent
Legion Committee Denies False Reports On Mrs Markland
A five member committee of Silver Bow post American Legion published a statement refuting nationwide reports about Annette Markland’s illness and death. It asserts she received care in a hospital of her choosing, her funeral was military in character, and her burial is at Holy Cross cemetery with comrades laid to rest there.
Nurses Plan State Meeting in Butte June 28 29
Final arrangements for the State Nurses' association meeting in Butte will follow a Silver Bow Nurses' association session Monday afternoon. The gathering begins at 3 o'clock and takes place at the tuberculosis clinic rooms. Also advertised is Dead-Sure bedbug killer at Paxson Rockefeller's 24 W Park St, priced 50c and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Nurses’ Association
Butte
Silver Bow Nurses’ Association
Paxson & Rockefeller’s
Park St
Democratic delegates book train to San Francisco for convention
Helena June 5 The travel committee reports over 100 requests for train accommodations to the Democratic National Convention. The departure from Butte is set for June 23 at 6 PM on the Oregon Short Line, connecting at Ogden to the Overland, arriving in San Francisco June 25. Checks totaling 76.19 for round trip tickets and 9.72 for Pullman fare are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
San Francisco
Stewart
Butte
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Ogden
Overland Limited
Southern Pacific
A. V. Kipp
Inclusions and Capital Changes of Montana Firms
Helena June 5. Incorporations include Monarch Sheep company of Billings with Sam Canfield C L Rankin William P and B M Hogan 50 000 Treasure State Construction company of Roundup William G Brooks Henry W Anderson William Walker and C B Davison 50000 The East Side Mining company of Butte files notice of capital stock increase from 40000 to 500000 in Montana business records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Monarch Sheep Company of
Billings
Sam Canfield
C. L. Rankin
William P
B. M. Hogan
Treasure State Construction Company
William G. Brooks
Henry W. Anderson
William Walker
C. EB. Davison
East Side Mining Company
Butte
Alleged Whiskey Traffickers Held in Helena
In Helena on June 5 G F Myerick of Great Falls and Walter Brennan of Helena were arrested for alleged whiskey trafficking and turned over to county authorities. A roadster linked to Myerick, containing several cases of bottles, was found last night in a garage basement after officers chased the car from a country road. The liquor is held by Sheriff George W. Huffaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
G. F. Myerick
Great Falls
Walter Brennan
Myerick
George W. Huffaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allaklava
Eastern Money
Nuekon
W. Nuekon
Nutte
Nates
Orton Bros
Bern
W. V. Sweet
South Jackson
Arthur Per- Bern
Murray Hospital
Ter
County Dry Squad
Priest
Parther
TROOP
Winne Boy Scout
Committee OF Legion
Markland
Annette Bichot Markland
United States
Silver Bow Post American Legion
Frank C. Walker
Dan T. Malloy
H. K. Jones
P. H. McCarthy
Ed. Rouleau
Oles
Holy Cross Cemetery
B. E. Calkins CO
Pacific
Bismarck
Granite St
ED Rose
Main St
Mont
Bmitte
Eee Deral
Resh System
Gance and
Comfort
Gibson
Price
Ehamber
E. Park St
N. Chales
Pack Street
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