Butte Current Notes Adverts and Guests in City
Butte notes list Mint advertisements rent pianos from Orton Bros Stein-Bloch clothes. Many visitors from Helena Anaconda Billings Dillon Warm Springs and Basin are guests in Butte. Lectures, meetings, and social visits noted with businesses and unions including Liberty bond donation by hotel and restaurant workers.
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Mint
Advt
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
J. Neat
Dillon
W. A. Kidney
Basin
Glenn Hall
Corbin
P. D. Pratt
Helena
J. M. O'Connor
G. N. Fuller
Leo H. Faust
Libby
C. B. Witter
Butte
L. P. Davidson
Anaconda
C. A. House of Billings
G. BE. Snell
Billings
J. H. Duffy
T. M. Griffin
John Monger
W. F. Henneberry
Wick
Montana Piano Co
Floral Park
Frank J. Connor
Lisa
James Wallace
James S. Johnson
Dell
G. K
Jessie Webster
Bozeman
J. A. Lampinen
Turtle Lake
Wis
W. J. Prescott
Warm Springs
J. A. Nelson
J. J. Ellerson
Divide
Gamer's
Max W. Atwater
Joseph Rote
Hoopeston
Ill
P. O. News
GS Cooper
South
Arizona Street
B. F. Achard
Elm Street
John McLellan
National dish myths about Mexican cuisine explored
The text notes American misconceptions of Mexico's national food. It contrasts chili con carne with frijoles and tortillas and cites a Mexican response that the national dish would be mole de guajolota, highlighting cultural misunderstandings.
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Mexico
President urges Red Cross support in Montana drive
State meeting set for June 9 to outline a Montana plan with Helena delegates. Butte and the state mobilize for Red Cross week June 18, with Dr. T C Witherspoon and others named to head a large delegation. Montana aims for 400000, Butte 100000, as nationwide relief mobilizes for wartime needs.
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Helena
Butte
Montana
Red Cross
Fone
T. C. Witherspoon
E. C. Day
Wilson
War Council
Western
Dr. Witherspoon
Charles J. Kelly
J. R. Wharton
Eugene Carroll
M.M. Donoghue
Cmcial
United [States
United States
Red Cross Organization
Army
Butte lodge votes $5,000 Liberty bond subscription
At the regular weekly meeting Butte lodge No. 24, B P O Elks voted to subscribe for a Liberty bond in the amount of $5,000. This was the largest subscription reported by any organization in Montana, noted as coming from Elks' hall in Butte.
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Butte Lodge
Montana
Elks’ Hall
Five Injured As Wall Collapses at Bank Building Site
Five workers were hurt when two piers in the north wall of a Bank building under construction at the corner of Galena and Arizona streets collapsed yesterday afternoon at 4. The incident followed hurried nozzle work and removal of temporary shores before mortar set. Architects and contractors attributed the failure to premature removal and green mortar, with city officials already objecting to the construction. Two weeks earlier officials warned changes were needed. construction resumes with only a short delay.
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Bank
Galena
Arizona Streets
Fred Bushnell
North Washington Street
Jesse M. Warren
A. F. Mowat
Mowat & Cannon
Ben Bank
Ben Bank Realty Company
Ion
Bullae Mae
Warren
Styalate
Ground broken for new Young Men's Christian Association
Fifty Rotary members led a ceremonial dig as ground was broken for the new Young Men's Christian Association building at the corner of Washington and Park streets in Butte. Thomas Davis spearheaded the project with $200,000 raised last November to support construction and establish the local Y M C A as a leading regional effort.
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Rotary Clubs
Wharton
Christian Aasociation
Washington and
Park Streets
Thomas Davis
Butte
Rotary of
Eugene Carrol
Dr. Cook
Mr. Davis
All Present
JR. Wharton
Jack Schapps
Boy Scouts
Ray Scovil
Toy le Wharton
C. P. Irish
Woman's Club
Mera
Robert Metcalf
H. Pressier
FD. Griffin
Charles Lane
Fomer
Dix
Harriet. Armstrong
Young Men's Christian
Jury in Rife trial stalls as jurors retire
In a Christmas night stabbing case in Butte, John Rife testified for himself claiming he and partner John Mike ran a coffee house. He described two fights, said Svetkoff admitted being cut, and noted prior goodwill with customers. Defense cited witnesses disputing state testimonies and character witnesses. jurors were instructed as late afternoon arguments ended.
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John Rife
Ivan Svetkov
Rife
John
Mike
Svetkof
Svetkoff
Sherif
Thomas Calpin
Philip Prija
Polce
John Nadar
Nadar
Buite
Adji Hassan
Finlanders Arrested En Route to Draft Registration
Last night Finnish residents were taken to the police station on charges of failing to register for the draft. Detectives Mor rissey Van Ordern Gerry and Lay rounded up 27 men between 10 and midnight on Fast Park and East Broadway near Finn saloons and pool halls. A shot was fired nearby as officers held seven on East Granite, but no one was hit. Prisoners offered various explanations at the station.
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Drelock
Morrissey
van Ordern
Gerry
Lay
Fast Park
East Broadway
East Granite
Miner at Black Rock Falls Into Fatal Mine Chute
George A. Hope, 21, of 2062 Harrison avenue, died last night at the Black Rock mine after falling about 20 feet from a hopper on the tenth floor into a chute. The instant death occurred as he left his position and wandered about 50 feet away. The accident remains unexplained. Hope was single and resided with his mother and siblings. His body was taken to Sherman & Reed's. an inquest is scheduled for this evening.
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George A. Hope
Harrison Avenue
Black Rock
Hope
Sherman & Reed's
Work association aims to attract all ages in Butte
The group seeks to promote education, social activity, and athletic features to draw both young men and older men in Butte, making the Work association appealing across age groups.
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Tion
Butte
18 men named to attend Fort Des Moines training camp
From Butte to Spokane and Idaho to Deary, a list of 18 men designated to attend the Fort Des Moines Iowa training camp for colored citizens was announced. Names include Charles L Holmes of Butte Montana J A Coltrang and Charles 8 Parker Spokane and Joe King Deary among others American clays study notes American clays bureau findings suggest U S clays yield better glass melting pots than imported German clays.
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Butte
San Francisco
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Charles L. Holmes
Mont
J. A. Coltrang
Charles
Parker
Spokane
Wash
Joe King
Deary
Idaho
Bureau of Stan Auras
United States
Germany
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Robert Lamb
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G. D. Pettifer
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Mose Linz
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McCarthy, Bryant & Co
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Lyon
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John J. McCarthy
Riddell
McCarthy
Lipton
Rae Sa Eccieae
GAMER
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Davey & Gilmore
Finlen
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T. Finlen
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W. H. Davey
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