Butte Visitors Check In At Major Hotels
A parade of travelers and residents visits Butte hotels and offices, with J C North, A D Fox, F B Marquis and many others staying or stopping at the Acoma, Butte hotel, New Finlen, or Thornton. Officials from Great Falls, Billings and Deer Lodge are listed among recent city visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
J.C. North
Great Falls
New Finlen
Do. A. Fox
Deer Lodge
Acoma
F. B. Marquis
Alberton
L. S. Hill
Billings Fe
Butte
Butte Hotel
H. J. Norton
G. W. Hale
Billings
W. M. Chowen
Galen
E. J. Combs
Anaconda
H. B. Wilson
Dell
George H. Shanley
Jack Kilburn
Bozeman
Montana
R. E. Warton
Pennsylvania Lines
E. WD. Selway
Divide
Clara Hale
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
J. J. Hoydar
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Spokane
E. G. Richardson
W. R. Allen
Boston and Montana Mining Company
Coolidge
Frances Frisbee
Marie Frisbee
J. G. Brant of
Livingston
J. W. Coady
J. C. Jernbore
Frank Ralston
Missoula
John Morris
Fort Benton
H. P. Prescott
Thornton
Joseph Chardle
Spirits of America Pageant Seeks 200 Butte Singers
The Fourth of July celebration committee in Butte calls for 200 local singers to join the Spir its of America pageant at Clark Park on July 4. James W Evans directs the pageant with William Foy as stage manager and Arthur W Drynan guiding choir and orchestra, inviting every citizen to participate.
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Clark Park
Butte
Broadway Theater
James W. Evans
William Foy
Arthur W. Drynan
Evans
Masonic Bodies to Be Entertained Tonight
Under the Butte Masonic and Eastern Star lodges a novelty entertainment will be staged at the Masonic temple for all members of both orders. Mrs. Margettes directs a program of a novel nature with real surprises for the audience. Curtain rises at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bids Sought for Montana Supreme Court Reports Volume 2
The Bancroft-Whitney Company invites bids by June 15 1825 for the production of Montana Reports Volume 2 including 660 bound copies in full law sheep or law buck ram and 106 unbound folded gathered copies of 700 pages plus index and tables. Also request price per page for stereotype matrices from the type and plates from the matrices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Supreme Court
Montana Reports
Bancroft-Whitney Company
McAllister Street
San Francisco
California
Carpenters Notice Urges Local 112 Meeting Thursday
Members of Local 112 are urged to attend a meeting Thursday evening June 11 for the annual election of officers. J BE McNally advertisements.
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J. BE. McNally
Adv
Brooklyn-like youth league opens at Columbia Gardens
The Butte boys baseball league with future baseball stars schedules a season opener at Columbia Gardens on Thursday weather permitting. Opening date delayed twice due to moisture amid alleged private weather deals. Schedule lists five games that first week and eleven weeks of play with one hour innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Boys
Babe Ruths
Walter Johnsons
John McGraws
Columbia Gardens
Davey
Centerville
South Sides
Pirates
McQueen and Mines
Garden Fanch Planting And Picnic At Butte Park
The Rocky Mountain Garden club plans its annual picnic at the camping ground in Butte and will lead a park beautification project. Members will wear old shoes and digging clothes to plant petunias verbenas and lobelias while removing frost-killed wild roses and planting around the community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Butte Kiwanis Club
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
School Trustees Abolish Stenographer Post and Reassign Clerk
By a 4 to 1 vote the office of stenographer was abolished and Miss Margaret Leary appointed assistant clerk at 2400 dollars yearly. W. J. Downing was promoted to chief clerk after the resignation of Richard Brimacombe. The board also ordered janitors to report for duty next term and approved paying two judgments totaling about 900 dollars. The building and purchasing committee was authorized to review coal vs oil fuel, and the superintendent suggested extending the term if a surplus exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Leary
Richard Brimacombe
W. J. Downing
Miss Leary
Women's Protective Union
A. H. Schaal
William O’brien
Schaal
O'Brien
Lindsay
McKinley
Perkins
Lincoln School
Baldwin
Douglase
Hase
Downing
Donovan
South Main Street
City Health Office
Graduation Exercises At Montana State College Today
Bozeman June 9. The class of 1925 at Montana State College will be graduated tomorrow morning in the gymnasium. Eighty eight men and women will receive degrees from Chancellor M A Brannon with President Alfred Atkinson presenting. Alumni day proceedings and the alumni banquet follow tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
M. A. Brannon
Alfred Atkinson
D. Sc
Verdi
R. P. Smith
University of North Dakota
Toselli
Atkinson
Inal
Strauss
Bible School Opens At Central Church In Butte
A vacation Bible school begins today at Central Church in Butte located at 1st Utah and Second streets. Miss Wilma Harris leads an able corps of teachers from East Side Neighborhood House. The program includes Bible stories songs crafts and games with classes for all ages from kindergarten to teen. Classes run daily 9 to 11 30 a m and invites local children to attend.
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Butte
Central Church
Utah
Second Streets
Wilma Harris
East Side
Continentals Triumph Over Panthers In Rainy Junior Game
The Continental Juniors led 11 to 7 when play ended after five innings due to rain. Continentals scored four runs in the first, none in the second and third, three in the fourth, and four in the fifth. Panthers added three in the first and two in the fourth and fifth. Battery notes: Continentals Oxborne Cowan Christianson. Panthers EB Rogers Nugent B Rogers.
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Continental Juniors
Young Panthers
Panthers
Continentals
Oxborne, Cowan and
Christianson
EB. Rogers
Nugent
B. Rogers
Father Charged With Neglect in Justice Court
Robert Pratt faced a neglect charge for failing to provide for his three year old child in Justice of the Peace McNamara's court. Helen Pratt of 19 South Jackson testified while Deputy County Attorney A R Bertoglio led proceedings. Bonds were set at 500. In Justice Orneby's court in South Butte Tom Casey and George Rodgers were given floaters after vagrancy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pratt
Justice of the Peace
Park Forest Rangers Guard Animals In Winter Hunger
United States forest service rangers fed 1200 deer on the west side of the mountains and 130 big horn sheep in Many Glacier all winter. A herd of 25 elk at St Marys was saved from starvation while four mountain lions were sighted, declining due to hunting and trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
Butte
Great Northern Railway
Glacier
St. Marys
Glacier Park
City Aquatic Championship Awards At Y Plunge
City championship swimming meets at the Y plunge June 29 30 and July 1 will crown five divisions women girls men junior boys and intermediates with gold silver and bronze medals and ribbons for event winners. Competitions start 8 45 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday while girls compete Tuesday and boys have classes at other hours. In 176 entries last year entrants from high schools grade schools K of C and Y M C A are expected. Amateur swimmers mainly from local plunges will compete.
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K. of C
Y.M.C. A
Saint Josephs School Announces Class of Graduates
Names of graduates from Saint Josephs parochial school were announced yesterday. The list includes Hilary Gregier, Joseph Harkins, James Keane, James Keyes, Joseph McBride, James McGuirl, Francis Picard, John OReilly, Thomas Rader, James Seymour, Joseph Mahlon Shields, Joseph Sullivan, John Thomas, Lexie Castro, Francis Walsh, Margaret Coburn, Winifred Grace, Bertha Hofreuter, Kathleen Holland, Margaret McFadden, Mabel McHugh, Virginia Malloy, Clare Mellick, Madeleine Millan, Andree OConnor, Grace Raskilly, Mary Shannon, Catherine Tokich, Anna Murray, Helen Lally, Julia ONeill, Margaret ONeill, Margaret Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's Parochial School
Hilary Gregier
Joseph Harkins
James Keane
James Keyes
Joseph McBride
James McGuirl
Franc'ss Picard
John O'Reilly
Thomas Rader
James Seymour
Joseph Mahlon Shields
Joseph Sullivan
John Thomas
Lexie Castro
Francis Walsh
Margaret Coburn
Winifred Grace
Bertha Hofreuter
Kathleen Holland
Margaret McFadden
Mabel Mc
Funeral Services For Mrs Johnstone Held In Butte
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 PM for Mrs May Hearles Johnstone wife of Sam M Johnstone at 971 West Broadway Butte Recognition of her nearly two decades as society editor of the Miner drew attendance from Miner staff and other dailies Montana Hardware closed during the service Interment followed at Mount Moriah with Rev J Groeneveld and Rev J Br Russell officiating Pallbearers included John E Gillie Charlie R Leonard F H Woodland B F Woolston A B Keith and J L Templeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hearles Johnstone
Sam M. Johnstone
West Broadway
Mins Jones
Mount Moriah
J. Groeneveld
John E. Gillie
Charlies R. Leonard
FH. &. Woodland
B. FE
Swain Rites Held For 82 Year Old Prince Edward Island Native
Mrs. John W. Swain 82 native of Prince Edward Island and longtime Butte resident died at home 190 East Plat inum Street. Born August 15 1843 she came to Illinois in 1260 and married George Cleveland in 1867 at Farreville Michigan, four children survived. She later wed Joan W. Swain in 1891 who died in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Swain
Prince Edward Island
Butte
East
Platinum Street
Sophia Baker Swain
Wes
Illinois
George Cleveland
Farreville
Mra. F. X. Castonguay
Bpokane
William E. Esten
Silk Shipments Dash Through Butte In Coast To Coast Run
Two Milwaukee trains rushed through Butte at 50 mph carrying about 1.5 million dollars in silk. The first section with 11 cars passed Beattle at 4 o clock after unloading from the Africa Maru. The second nine-car flyer sped by Montana street at 9. Trains used powerful electric locomotives on the mountain division Avery to Harlowton. This marked the year’s second silk shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Milwaukee
Beattle
Montana Street
Avery
Harlowton
Christian Church Defeats Mountain View in League Opener
The Christian church beat Mountain View 7 to 2 in the first church league game of the season. The league features four teams with play on Monday and Thursday evenings. Batteries listed for Mountain View were Mill and Webber, for Christians Witliams and Devis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Cchurch
Mountain View
Christian Church
Trinity
Grace M. E
Mill and Webber
Christians
Witliams
Devis
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East Broadway
McCarthy
North Main St
Rex
Japan
Butte Notes
Especial Messenger
Edith Dunn
Bernice Hall
Cosmopolitan
McCall's
Popular Science
Triple-X
True Confessions
Adventure
P. O
Lyon
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Langin
Winter Garden
Girl Scouts
Gene Roderick
Miss Roderick
G. W. Ledford
Seattle
Broedall
Tigers
Garden Fang
State College
Bible School
Park Forest Rangers Guardians OF Animals
OT. Josephs School
Broadway
Nana
Johnstone
4. W. Swain
Ellis Paint Co
Rialto
I An . Nee
Aes
London
Jack London
Pauline Starke
D. W. Griffith
Griffith
Carol Dempster
Neil Hamilton
Christian
MRS
Land OF Dolls
UDITO
Ats P.M
Girl Scouts’ Council
Loomis Winter Garden Orchestra
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