Miss Louise Lovely Sees Bright Film Future After Quiet Period
Miss Louise Lovely, visiting Butte, says there will be many opportunities in silent drama after the current readjustment. She praises Lillian Gish Gloria Swanson and Mary Pickford, notes film tests seek screen personality, and recounts her own 18 hour days in the industry before a vaudeville run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lovely
Louise Lovely
Butte
American Theater
Milas Lovely
Lillian Gish
Australia
Gloria Swanson
Mary Pickford
Miss Lovelye
United States
Orpheum
Canada
To Stop Coughing At Night With Foley's Honey and Tar
Alfred Barker of E Liverpool Ohio writes that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his boy's bronchial cough after 7 to 8 weeks of suffering. The remedy soothes and heals and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Barker
Avondale St
Liverpool
Ohio
Foley
White Sulphur News Notes Headline
Mrs. Lilburn Ogle returned from a visit at Toston. Lewistown visitors Mrs. William Bisset and Mrs. Hugh Cameron, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown, travel with their young daughters. Peter Lind came from Watson on business. Henry Lingshire on Rock creek owns five wolf pups captured by a government trapper and soon to be sent to a Pennsylvania zoo. Lingshire also traveled from Lingshire for business. W. A. Cruikehank of Ringling Consolidated plans a Townsend trip. Judge W. L. Fordse in Harlowton presiding this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Lilburn Ogle
Toston
William Bisset
Hugh Cameron
Lewistown
Alex Brown
Peter Lind
Watson
Henry Lingshire
Walker Ranch
Rock Creek
Pennsylvania
Mr. Lingshire
Lingshire
W. A. Cruikehank
Ringling Consolidated
Townsend
W. L. Fordse
Harlowton
Helena Colleges Confer Degrees in Montana
Montana Wesleyan and Mount St. Charles held commencements with degree conferrals. Bishop C W Burns addressed Montana Wesleyan and Justice Holloway spoke at Mount St Charles. Alumni luncheon followed at Mills Hall. Programs featured orchestra pieces and student speakers including Joseph O Donnell and John Earl Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Montana Wesleyan
Mount St. Charles College
C. W. Burns
Justice Holloway
Mount St. Charles
Charles M. Donaldson
Mills Hall
Joseph O'Donnell
Leroy L. Bolton
John Earl Smith
Bernard I’. Churchill
Marvin J. Dempsey
Justice William L. Holloway
Lilley Olds Bride Weds Herbert Orr Lilley in Andover
Miss Mae Olds daughter of Mr and Mrs John Olds of 902 Hornet Street became the bride of Herbert Orr Lilley yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was at Mountain View church with Rev C L Clifford officiating. Miss Edith Olds and George Lilley were attendants. Mrs Lilley, born in Butte and educated locally, has worked at the Symons office. Lilley works as an engineer at the Pennsylvania mine and they will live at 1118 West Galena Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Olds
John Olds
Hornet Street
Herbert Orr Lilley
C. L.lifford
Mountain View Church
Edith Olds
George Lilley
Lilley
Butte
Symons
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Lilley
West
Galena Street
Haskens and Barger wed in Lewistown ceremony
Mary Haskens formerly of Butte and Edward Barger a former Butte resident were married in Lewistown Sunday by Rev Grigg. The witnesses were Mrs Margaret Barger and John Cox. The groom is a former Butte High School student employed by the government in Lewistown. The bride worked for Mutual Creamery in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barger—Haskens
Mary Haskens
Butte
Edward Barger
Lewistown
Grigg
Margaret Barger
John Cox
Barger
Mutual Creamery Company
Kiwanis Club Sees Busy Deer Lodge Meeting
Kiwanis club members met at the Hotel Deer Lodge for dinner with Canell's orchestra and Ed Lavas seur providing music. Guest Joseph Smith Jr. spoke on cooperation and community spirit. Plans for the Deer Lodge roundup July 2 to 4 progress, drawing contestants from the U S and Mexico.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Canell
Pat Keeley
Ed Lavasseur
Joseph Smith Jr
United States
Mexico
Presbyterian Hall
John Mullins
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Lloyd Madsen
Local residents hear travel plans and community notices
Unloaded for the Wild West shows and three carloads of Mexican steers are noted. Several residents plan relocations to Portage Wisconsin and Maryland. A chamber of commerce meeting is set at city hall June 8. Mission circle members from Butte attend with plans for next year. Community visits, church groups, and local errands fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rusch
Portage
Wis
Frank Slaughtner
Pioneer
Powell County High School
Charles Parker
Lewiston
Idaho
Mose Menard
Myron Schurtz
Butte
Frank Vannier
Nat Chattell
Irene
Alec Marcille
Gregson and
Anaconda
Gour People’s Work
Grace Bailey
William Cosgrove
Deer Lodge
Minneapolis
Harry F. Dell
Moquoketa
Iowa
Edward Scharnikow
C. N. Balch
Finn
Scharnikow
Loyal Daughters
Boracas
Christian Sunday School
City Pavilion
Fred Mannix
Gold Creek
Ladies’ Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Grace Methodist Ladies to Host Talent Social
At Grace Church a talent social will be held by Grace Methodist Ladies Aid tomorrow evening in the church parlors. Members will share experiences in earning a dollar for church funds along with a music and literary program. Cake will be served. all are invited.
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Grace Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Charities Resume Operations In County Jail Building
The Associated Charities, halted during the community chest drive for the unemployed, has resumed work in the county jail building and will gladly receive gifts of old clothing and similar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Community Chest
County Jair
Marriage Licenses Issued in State Counties
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to D. H. John and Alice Hoppen of Anaconda, Harold K. Moore and Katherine Stone of Deer Lodge, and Herbert K. Lilly and May Olds of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. John
Alice Hoppen
Anaconda
Harold K. Moore
Avon
Katherine Stone
Deer Lodge
Herbert K. Lilly
May Olds
Butte
Montana industries inch toward normal with public works planned
Industrial activity in Montana nears normal as construction and public works begin to absorb surplus labor. Projects include the 200000 Sun River canal, 205000 depot and paving at Glendive, 100000 hospital at Dillon, and various bridges and state institution buildings in Missoula Bozeman and Dillon. A six day week was adopted by a railroad round house and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Sun River Canal
Glendive
Dillon
Montana
State I Institution
Missoula
Bozeman
Plunge for Girls Opens This Morning
Superintendent Douglass announces the high school plunge will open for girls today with Miss Collet Doherty in charge. The sessions run from 9 to 10 a. m. and 1 to 2 p. m. Attendance is expected to be large.
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Douglass
Collet Doherty
Tim Kearney Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
Tim Kearney of 1960 Gaylord Avenue files with the Democratic party to seek the county commissioner seat in the upcoming primary. He becomes the latest entrant in the race.
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Tim Kearney
Gaylord Avenue
Mr and Mrs Warner Stop in Butte During Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs A J Warner of Chicago are stopping at the Leggat during a visit in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. J. Warner
Chicago
Leggat
Butte
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Nocksmare
Palm Beach
Palm
Miss. Louise Lovely
Wesleyan
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Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Grand Army of the Republic
Margery Williams
Twin Bridges
William Williams
Ed Sears
Edith
Cassopolis
Mich
Hector Rainville
Warm Springs
Rainville
Fred Schuster
Salem
Ore
Kelley
Lund
Ue, Gheerdats
J. Wurst
Seattle
Ringling & Work
Boy Scouts
J. E. Little
Maryland
Grace Church
Bellans
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