Butte Notes Reports Local Visitors and Travels
Butte notes list Frank Streeter of Darby, J Gordon of Missoula, H Pearson of Great Falls, Frank Harrison of Philipsburg, and others visiting or transacting business in Butte. Mrs. Otto Simonson and Mrs, Efiie Squires depart for Minneapolis for a Degree of Honor convention. Residents plan travel to Portland for six weeks, while new births and deliveries noted. Provisions for Standard delivery via 7:80 at local offices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O=ton Bros
Frank Streeter
Darby
Butte
Hi. J. Gordon
Missoula
B. L. Wratton
Glasgow
H. Pearson
Great Falls
Frank Harrison
Philipsburg
Ole Christianson
Wise River
T. E. Neerson
Trahe
Livingston
LeRoy Arnott
W. C. Etter
Wisdom
Otto Simonson
Effie Squires
Minnepolis
Montana
Wm. B. Jackson
Diamond Street
Portland
Mr. Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Tacoma
J. R. Kaiserman
Thornton
J.F. Leonard
Helena
Ralph Gleason
Grand Avenue
Geo. W. Muzzy
Margaret G. Tobin
Violet Bonino
Bozeman College
True Story Magazine
Cosmopolitan
McCall's
Popular’ Science
Screenland
True Confessions
P. O
Orchestras Host Attaches Of Rialto And American
The Rialto and American theater orchestras under J F Derville and F C Hates will host their attaches at American hall next Wednesday evening. A jointly formed augmented orchestra will provide music and organizers aim for a banner event in the Butte theater colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Derville
F. C. Hates
Rialto
Butte Theater Colony
Pension rights restored for striking Northern Pacific workers
Charles Donnelly confirms in a May 2 letter that since the strike ended on July 1, 1922, the Northern Pacific has restored pension rights to all former employees who returned to work and will continue the policy. He states the management aims to reemploy faithful workers and ensure no pension loss due to the strike, addressing assurances to Shop Crafts officers and Rapelje of operation.
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Northern Pacite Shop Crafts Organization
J. M Curry
Curry
Rapelje
Nto
Donnelly
Northern Pacific
St. Paul, Minn
Raped
Assoc
Messes
Rush Reeves
Stankey
Nixon
Parker
Riams
Camner
Manage
Charles Donnelly
M. Rapelje
Siegel Moving to Larger Quarters in Butte
Siegel’s, longtime local merchant, announces a relocation from 15 West Park to larger premises on the main street area. The move follows forty years of business in Butte and a successful period of growth. A removal sale is planned as stock is cleared and the firm centralizes its sales force and the Siegel name’s prestige. West Park site will be vacated after the new store is ready, with W G Williams overseeing Salt Lake operations visiting to aid the transition.
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Eldorado
Teadville
Virginia
City
New
Colorado
California
Sikel
Hutte Mt
Siegel's
West Park
P.O
Siegel
W.G. Willams
Salt Lake
Williams
Butte
Nichols Wn Hurry To Get To State Prison
Walter Nichols charged with burglary by the county attorney in district court yesterday pleaded guilty and asked for immediate sentencing. He received a term of one to two years. Abe Robinson pleaded not guilty to transporting and possessing liquor in two counts with bonds set at $1,000. Henry Mark’s motion for a new trial was taken under advisement. John Wing and Fisher Gordon also pleaded not guilty to drug offenses and receiving stolen goods respectively. Julia Hartington appointed public administrator in the estate of James W. Pittman. Alex Cohen, who died in Canada, noted. Eugene Tavasel petition for guardianship of Tavasel minors and Mary A. McSweeney affairs granted with bonds. Helen McSweeney, minor, cases granted with bonds of $200 and $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nichols
Cord
Abe Robinson
Henry Mark
John Wing
Fisher Gordon
Julia Hartington
James W. Pittman
Alex Cohen
Canada
Eugene Tavasel
Tavasel
Mary A. McSweeney
Helen McSweeney
Knights of Pythias Officers Elected at Damon Lodge
Monday night Damon lodge No elected officers including C James Ball as V C M B Pre Lyle E Downes M Thomas Triniman K of 2 Ba Caddy M of ., C Ht Halvaney Waiter Moat A Lewis TW Kent 1 0 G Charles White Reps G J Thomas KE Burnett and Caddy alternates Gafield Williams M S Ga
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Knights OF Pythias
Damon Lodge
C. James Ball
V. C
M. B
Lyle’ E. Downes
Thomas Triniman
C. Ht. Halvaney
Moat A. Lewis
TW. Kent
Charles White
G. J. Thomas
KE. Burnett
Caddy
Gafield Williams
Flag Day Observed by Elk at Local Hall
The Butte Elks plan a public Flag Day observance on June 14 at their hall. A Boy Scouts color guard will lead ceremonies including patriotic music, a flag history talk, and a patriotic address. The program highlights the Elks long support for Flag Day and the educational value of the rituals for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare- Yay
The
Elks
Boy Scouts
Sodal and Public Welfare Commuee
Hilke
Dan T. Maltoy
Ray Angwin
Brother J. A
Arthur Drynan
Mrs. Yost
Angwin
Audienes
Elks’ Magne
Hiks
Congress
Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Dalas
Order of Folk
Colored couple wedding with jurors as attendants
A court wedding in Judge Carrolls chambers united Walter Rignay and Pauline Baker colored. Jurors chosen for maids and best man created comic tension as the ceremony unfolded with a blessing from the judge and a procession of officials. The scene mixed legal formality with humorous mishap as Sparrows shipment history is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Walter Righay
Pauline Baker
Ulal
Rignay
Great Northern
Earling
Milwaukee
Rossiter
Little
Sperling
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N. P. Ho
Sebel
Nihols
Butte Lodge
England
David Powell
Martha Mansfield
Maurice Costello
Dorothy
Dalton
Palm Beach
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Ine
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Yellow Cab
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