Butte Visitors and Local Guests Fill Sunday in Butte
A crowded Sunday in Butte sees numerous visitors and locals staying with friends and at hotels. Notables include T J Hocking from Glasgow, Miss Edna Champlain from Pocatello, and Emmett O Neill recently returned from Washington. Hotel stays feature Leggat Thornton Finlen with various Missoula Helena and Great Falls figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Kelley-Coward
N. Main
Butte
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow
M. A. Chelly
Spokane
Loggat
Edna M. Swenson
Essie Lyons
Lewistown
P. O. Newe
S. W. Campbell
Georgetown
Major Haynes
Prohibition
United States
Mr. O'Neill
Mont. Transfer Co
Mildred Gleason
Florence
Eugene Smith
Philipsburg
Robert Burns
Whitehall
Edna Champlain
Pocatello
Idaho
Richard Alsop
Waterloo
Rudolph Morsky
Helena
F. A. Door
Great Falls
Thornton
F. Carlson
New York City
I. S. Alpaugh
Irene
Laurel
D. ©. Swinehart
Hamberman
Missoula
Daisey D. Miles
Townsend
KE. E. Applegate
Finlen
G. H. Nash
Marie
Frank L. Matson
O. Olmstead
Big Timber
C. W. Foster
Salt Lake City
Charles Hageman
E. A. Ford
Forty Five Days Rainfall Prediction Impresses Town
A Butte weather predictor known as Weather Prophet Davey has earned fame and bets for forecasting 45 days of rain in May and June. He claims rainfall links to snow depth, noting a curious audience including a reporter named Frank M Sullivan and local residents who recall his past weather bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
The
Butte Grill
Davey
Frank M. Sullivan
Madison County
Butte
Bureau succeeds in placing 70 veterans at training center
Lief Fredericks of the World War Veterans Bureau announced in Butte that 70 disabled veterans have been rehabilitated through vocational training under federal supervision, with about 10 more per month completing work. In Montana 900 men are in training, and a Helena trade school will open soon in the Power building to train 1090 to 150 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lief Fredericks
World War Veterans Bureau
Butte
United States Bureau
Montana
Fredericks
Helena
Bureau
Montana U Ranks First With Butte Graduates
Bruce E. Millikin, retiring principal of Butte High School, reports more than half of the class of 1922 will attend college. Of 31 students seeking credits, 15 will enter the University of Montana, 6 the School of Mines, and 4 Bozeman. He urges securing credits this week as offices close until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce E. Millikin
Butte
University of Montana
School of Mines
Bozeman
Millikin
Hesser and Troup Lease Lake Avoca Park for Metropolitan Park
John Troup and J W Hesser, ex servicemen, lease Lake Avoca with option to buy. They plan major changes including an aviator service, a larger dance hall and plunge, and rename the amusement area Metropolitan park. Hesser departs for Minneapolis to hire an aviator. field on the lake’s south side to be used again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troup
J. W. Hesser
Avoca
Hesser
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Park
O'Donnell Tops May Arrests With 51 Taken
May arrests reach 368 as Assistant Chief Mike O'Donnell leads with 51 detainees. Officer Halley follows with 38 percent and Chief Jere Murphy with 37 percent in the police records compiled by City Jailer Bar ny Lavelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike O'Donnell
Barney Lavelle
Halley
Jere Murphy
Butte Girls Form Unified Scout Council At YMCA
About 3060 girls in Butte attended the inaugural meeting of a new Girls Scout council formed by the advisory council of women. The group, which will affiliate with no single organization, invited all girls to join for financial, recreational, and other benefits. A follow up meeting is planned Friday at 2 30 in the YMCA ladies parlor to name the large non affiliated troop and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Scouts’ Organization
Advisory Council of Women of
T. A. Grigg
P. H. McCarthy
Mathy
Troo
B. H. Lingenfelter
J. B. Ellis
A. F. Rice
A. L. Palmer
C. 8. Passmore
M. W. Alderson
T L. Clifford
A. V. Corry
Elliott
Madison Lake
Bible School Enrolling Many At Mountain View Methodist
Parents applaud the vacation Bible School at Mountain View Methodist. Open daily for ages 5 to 14 with free enrollment, junior church service, graded Bible study, directed recreation, handwork, and practical lessons. Weekly report cards, outings planned including a Thursday gardens picnic at 160 o'clock with teachers and optional parent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Method
C. L. Clifford
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Simple At-Home Use
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a clear skin solution available at drug stores for 35 cents or a larger bottle for 1. It claims Zemo removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm and creates healthy skin. The product is described as a clean penetrating antiseptic liquid that is easy to apply and inexpensive per use.
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National Biscuit Co
Graham
Richelieu
Luteys
Ceylon
Lutey
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Gillett
Mazda
Yacht Club
Durkee’s
Lyon
Rice Brothers
Owsley Building
Butte Notes
M. Kennedy
Miss Frances Their
Billings
Lula Greene
Farl van Hardin
Wisdom
M. McLeod
Utica
Mont
George T. McGee
Leggat
Alex. Curry
Son
City
Fred Williams
Samuel M. Weeks
Montana Auto Finance Corporation
Jimmie
Boulder
HOT Springs
Elk Park Road
Loiselle Taxi Service
W. H. Davey
Montana U
O'Donnell
Girls Organize Scout Council
McCarthy
Sanitary Grocery and Meat Store
East Broadway
Morrell & Co
Hood River
Aera
Ib. Hansen's Co
Cho “Royal Club
Specia
Or ‘Ar Ei
Oregon
Rose
Cascade
Lipton
Bible School
Mountain View Methodist Church
J. G. Wright
South Main ST
Wingford
Ross’ Pipe Cement
Ss. Main
Mpgarthy
Bryant & GO
E. Park
Ceretana
Caseae
Pride’s
Schilling's
Hansen's
Skinner
John J. M'Carthy, Prop
George Loane Tucker
Tom Meighan
Betty Compson
Lon Chaney
Zemo
DR. Norcross
Clark Bank
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