Butte Notes Guests and Visitors Across Local Hotels
A long list of Montana residents and out of town guests checks in at Butte hotels including Orton, Leggat, Finlen, Arizona and Thornton. Names include Ralph Ritcher, Mildred Stone, Mildred Matson, C A Boiteau, Al Heaney, Otto Bee, W C Etter, Charles Kidney, L B Kimble, J M Dodge, Fred Bloom, W E Bawden, A Campbell, Jones, R Heath, Jay Hanley, and others. Events note aprons sale by St Marks guild to aid parsonage fund and Gonzaga ties for local graduates.
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Orton Ralph Ritcher
Billings
Arizona
Paul Hodson
Missoula
Leggat
D. A. Boyd
Livingston
Wisdom
Butte
Charles E. Kidney
Deer Lodge
Thornton
M. Stone
Twin Bridges
L. B. Kimble
Helena
Arizone
Charles A. Newton
Great Falls
Pinson
Fred Bloom
Basin
Acoma
W. E. Bawden
Bozeman
A Campbell
Jones
R. Heath
Jay Hanley
Butte Central
Regiscollege
Denver
Saturday Evening Post
Assos Flynn
P.O
Adv
William and
F. Jovick
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Richard Kane
St. Louis University
West Galena
St. Mark’s Guild
Church
Silver
Montana
Sarsfield Sas Keane
Creighton University
Keane
Creighton
Rush for licenses as dog catchers get busy
City dog catchers opened with 93 residents filing for dog licenses at the treasurer's office. It was the busiest day in years, netting 4269 by day’s end and 125 licenses already sold. Canines were rounded up and later released to owners who then bought licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Boy Slightly Hurt After Being Struck By Auto In Walkerville
Lonnie Ruff, son of Nellie Ruff of the Baltimore block, sustained minor injuries when a car struck him and threw him to the pavement near Dakota street and Broadway yesterday afternoon. A. Favero of Capital Hill, Walkerville, the driver, took him to Murray hospital. Dr. D. K. Worden said the boy had superficial bruises. Favero told police the boy dodged from behind a parked truck and ran into his slowly uphill-moving car.
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Lonnie” Ruff
Nellie Ruff
Baltimore
Dakota Street
Broadway
Aken
Murray Hospital
A. Favero
Capital Hill
Walkerville
D. K. Worden
Favero
Poor Fund Case In Court Today
An appeal notice was filed against the board of county commissioners for refusing a $10 grocery order from the county poor fund. Lawyers Walker & Walker and Charles Wagner filed the appeal and a $90 bond. The case questions whether the county may assist the outside poor versus the county poor fund. The action likely lands in district court today before a possible supreme court appeal to settle the funding of outside poor versus county funds.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walker & Walker
Charles 8.Wagner
P. J. Brophy and Company
Falso
White
Acuthet
Butte
Silver Baw County
Y Hospital
District Court
Ihe Tas
State Supreme Court
County Poor Fund
Veteran Pays Tribute to Firemen on Journey East
John Barker a deaf and dumb World War veteran arrived in Butler from Livngston via the East after crossing the country as part of a tribute by fire chiefs and departments nationwide. Once with the Greensboro South Carolina fire department he suffered injuries in the war and spent time in a French hospital. He had been on the road about three and a half months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barker
Butler
Livngston
Barker
Greenboro
5. C
Court of Awards Divorces and Honors in Butte Scout Event
Girl Scout district court of awards set for a Friday night in Butte led by MC A Friday, with Betty Thomas cited for a First Plus award. The program features a Japanese drill, a two-country act, a treasure hunt, and testimonials of merit to be presented by Mrs. F C daccard.
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Girl Scout Organization
Butte
Oclock
Betty ‘Thomas
F.C. Daccard
Ine
Fortunetellers Called Before Police Court
In a midday session, Maria and Diane Costello appeared as accused fortune tellers charged with fraud. The two women allegedly took fees for readings and promised cures, with police presenting the case for examination by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Diane Costello
Froy
Death verdict in exposure case near Butte
Inquest into Steph Philp's death near Butte concluded he died from exposure after six to seven months burial under a rock. Jurors found no foul play and stated Philp likely froze to death, with the body found seven miles away and testimony supporting the exposure conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steph Philp
Butte
Philp
Hel enan Sentenced for Drunk Driving in Butte
J M Dodge of Helena, jailed for two days and fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken driving. He was speeding on Main Street between Park and Broadway, driving on the left, and his car struck another, tearing off a fender. Officer Harvey testified and Dodge admitted loss of control. Odewa Roy, a colored woman, fined 10 dollars for disturbance on South Main Street after claiming a man knocked her.
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J. M. Dodge
Helena
Butte
Dodge
Main Street
Park and Broadway
Harvey
Odewa Roy
South Main Street
Butte High Promenade To Be Held Saturday
The junior class of Butte High School will host the annual promenade at Columbia Gardens next Saturday night. Prom queen Miss Billie Burke Kilroy will be crowned with 12 maids of honor from the junior class assisting. Attendants include Shelia Brown, Margaret Ralph, Harri De Mers, Anastatia McHale, Eleanor Rice, Pearl Hirsh, Mary Wells, Caroline Cochrane, Elizabeth Pope, Ruth Canavan, Helen Cleary, and Grace Lane.
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Butte High School
Columbia Gardens
Billie Burke Kilroy
Miss Kilroy
Shelia Brown
Margaret Ralph
Harri | de Mers
Anastatia McHale
Eleanor Rice
Pearl Hirsh
Mary Wells
Caroline Cochrane
Elizabeth Pope
Ruth Canavan
Helen Cleary
Grace Lane
Frightened horse injures boy outside Murray Hospital
Harry Atkinson 11, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Atkinson of 1119 Yale avenue, was knocked down by a frightened horse and trodden upon, suffering a badly gashed right leg with torn flesh but intact bone. Doctors H H James and Chester Dixon attended him at Murray hospital after the horse lurched and stepped on him while he led it to water after school yesterday. The calf wound required suturing with a horse shoe shape unmistakably noted by nurses shortly after arrival.
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Harry Atkinson
Joe Atkinson
Yale Avenue
Murray Hospital
H. H. James
Chester Dixon
Thefts and Burglaries Reported to Officers
Several burglaries and thefts were reported to police yesterday as prowlers operated in the early morning. Edna Morris of 3 West Agate reported three small cedar chests with papers and jewelry stolen. Eddy Bakery at 215 South Dakota was entered via basement with no losses noted. Philip Clerkin of 433 South Arizona reported a suit stolen from his room. John Quinton of 1506 Casey Street lost his automobile. Harry Stone said a robe was taken from his car. Olsen Anders of 28 South Dakota had a silver fox neck fur stolen from his store.
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Edna Morris
West Agate
He Eddy
Harry Stone
Olsen Anders
South Dakota
Rotary Luncheon in Butte Features Deane Dickason Talk
Butte Rotary Club hosts its regular weekly luncheon at the Silver Bow club today. Deane H. Dickason, tour conductor for Canadian Pacific railroad steamship line, will speak on Around the World in Thirty Minutes.
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Rotary
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Deane HE. Dickason
Dickason
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Tne
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