Yellowstone trail bureau opens for 1922 season in Butte
Arthur Matson reopened the Yellowstone trail bureau in Butte to kick off the 1922 season. He noted Montana now hosts four bureaus and Butte will stay active through mid October as cross country travelers converge on the region. He cited warm eastern weather and heavy park tourism as key factors for a strong summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Trail Tourist Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Arthur Matson
Mr. Matson
Washington
D. C
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Montana
Billings
United States
Trailmen
Matson
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
Bitter Root
Spokane
University of Montana
Battle With Knives Lands Men in Jail
Lew Pain and William Gilbert were arrested yesterday by Chief Murphy and handed to county authorities on assault charges. The pair, described as colored, fought at 301 South Wyoming with knives as weapons over a dispute related to a woman. No serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Pain
William Gilbert
Murphy
South
Wyoming
Normal College Stages Pageant at Montana State Normal
Large crowd watches the pageant The Climax of the Lewis and Clark Expedition at Montana State Normal College in Dillon written by Dr F H Garver The seven episode production features captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and chiefs Cameahwait White Feather Brave Heart and others with 2000 students in cast and a preceding dramatic and aesthetic dance program highlighting Spirit of Indian Days and Spirit of the West along with other dance numbers by college and training school students
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wveviel
The
Standard
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
F. H. Garver
History Department
Bracriawea
Gladys Ross Drewyer
Belle Rees
Florence Metcalf
Beryl Scully
Arthur Brine
Harold McHose
Brave Heart
Jonathan Hildreth
Prairie Flower
Charlene Houck York
Clark
Alfred Walker
Charles Thomas Pombe
Hiram Brundage
Lewis and Clark
Dorothy Potter
Gladys Fleming
Roberta Roberts
Bess Blakely
Edna Listerud
Marjorie Gillick
Heavy Damages Sought After Fall From Railroad Tie
Henry Waves files suit in district court against Oregon Short Line railroad seeking 600 for medical fees and 12 000 for personal damages alleging a May 10 fall two miles south of Silver Bow when a co worker struck a tie with a pick causing him to fall backward and break his lower spine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Waves
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Silver Bow
Jim Chakalos
Girls Tennis Classes Resume at Columbia Gardens
Mrs. William Roach director of girls swimming at the Knights of Columbus pool in Butte restarts free tennis lessons at Columbia Gardens for gym and swimming groups. About 75 girls expected, up from 50 last year, with Roach noted as the city champion last year and an excellent, nonprofessional player who teaches the game from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roach
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Rhodes
Roach
Boy Charged With Stolen Automobile Taken From Pittsmont Smelter
Edgar May is charged by information with taking and operating an automobile without the owner's consent. The alleged theft occurred Saturday night when a watchman identified May as the youth who took the car for Mrs. Lacey, despite orders not to release it. The vehicle was driven away at full speed, damaging a fence before May was arrested and identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar May
Justice Ornsby's Court
John Lacey
Pittsmont
May
Bargain Groceries Offer Special 35 Cent Item Limited
The listing promotes a special 35 cent item while 2 500 pounds last, with price rising about 19 cents per pound afterward. It adverts Carnation milk large and small cans, potatoes, anchovies in oil, sardines, Hills Bros coffee, M J B coffee, chocolate cream coffee, oat meal, chow chow, malt vinegar, Dittman's caviar, imported macaroni, castile soap, German frankfurters and more with various unit prices and pack sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
Crosse & Blackwell
Dittman
Londs Family and Fowl Start for Oregon Trail
The Joe Novotny family from Marmarth North Dakota with five children and farm animals halted in Butte en route to Oregon. They travel two wagons with household goods and keep chickens while losing three horses in a Wyoming blizzard. The journey spans over two thousand miles across the Dakotas Wyoming and Montana as they pursue their dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Joe Novotny
Marmarth
N. D
Novotnys
Oregon
Dakotas
Broom Fights Prompt Neighbor Disturbance Charge
An altercation between two neighbors led to an information filed in Justice Wilkinson's court charging Mrs William Barry with disturbing the peace. Complainant Mrs Laura Estrick 523 South Main alleges nightly piano playing prompted the conflict and that a broom was used during the quarrel disturbing her peace.
Summer Break for Y M C A Americanization School
The Americanization School at the YMCA closes for summer vacation among 207 students. Principal Eugene Corrie notes the class record is unmatched by any such school in the country. Classes meet twice weekly teaching citizenship and English to immigrants. Nationalities represented include English 59, Finnish 14, Germans 10, Italians 11, Norwegians 11, Greeks 10, Hungarians 2, Poles 6, Russians 4, Swedes 10, Montenegrins 5, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Corrie
United States
Miller Charged With Passing Worthless Check
A complaint filed in Justice ONeill's court accuses R T Miller of issuing a $8 check to Alix Loiselle that was returned by the bank. A second complaint has also been filed in Justice Ornsbys court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Butte Stationary Engineers' Union Holds Officer Election
The annual election of officers for No. 83 will occur on Wednesday June 7 1922. Polls open 10 30 a m to 8 30 p m. Bring cards. ED E SWEENY Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
ED E. Sweeny
Wright Plumber Moves Into Larger Quarters
J. G. Wright a veteran in Butte's plumbing business has relocated to 120 South Main Street and set up an extensive up to date line of plumbing supplies and fixtures. His former shop was at 10 South Montana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wright
Butte
South Main Street
Montana Street
Butte Briefs Highlight Arrivals and Local Visitants
Miss Katherine Moriarity and Miss S Foley of Salt Lake City visit Butte to see friends. Ida ho residents George Hancock Robert Jensen and Frank Searthon are in Butte on business and guests at the Butte. J L Quinn of the Champion mine, formerly of Butte, is a business visitor. Dr A C Morrow deputy state veterinary doctor is a guest in Butte. Mr and Mrs M M Kramer of Chicago are among arrivals at the Thornton. Rocky Mountain Garden club members invite all to gather at tourist park grounds at 8 pm Wednesday for final planting and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Moriarity
S. Foley
Salt Lake City
Butte
George Hancock
Robert Jensen
Frank Searthon
Idaho
J. L. Quinn
Champion Mine
A. C. Morrow
M. M. Kramer
Chicago
Thornton
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
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Federal Condensed Milk Eet
Moo
Krow
Sessue Hayakawa
Trail Bureau
A. Matson
Yale of Hearts
Otty
Colin Campbell
Peoples Theatre
Normal College
Londs
ONE
Wright
Herbert Hoover
Original
Metropolitian Company
William Harrison
John
Abraham Lincoln
Meglynn
Willie and
Eugene Howard
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