Butte Local Notes on Visitors and Upcoming Events
Butte residents and visitors are listed with travels to Belgrade Pocatello Meaderville Pocatello and Aberdeen. Notables include Judge Donlan appointing Adolph Hellbronner as probation officer, former Mayor Clarence Smith returning from a coast trip, and Mrs Edith Simonson visiting. Several staff changes and summer plans across Butte and nearby towns are noted along with upcoming Sunday school concerts and picnics.
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Orton
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin's
Guy E. Page
Belgrade
Edison Phonographs
Butte, Phonograph Co
W. Fd
Siemens& Booth
Granite St
William Ames
Billings
Butte
Joe Palagi
Meaderville
Edith Simonson
Monroe
Tah
Hutte
S.J. Ervin
Camas Hot Springs
Wyoming
James M. Lang
Safe Department For the Protection of Children
P. J. ‘Omigan
A. L. Ballaine
American Falls
Idaho
Ruid
Cta
RE. Christie
Northern Pacific
Front Street
Melrose
Mary Quigley
Emerson School
Northfield
Minn
John Walter
Placer Street
South Butte
Aberdeen
Welsh Presbyterian
William Terry
East Second Street
Seattle
Mise Ida Hillis
Mmereon
Jett last_ might
Denver
Omaha
D. P. Hartman
South Side Methodist Church
Helena
Shareh
Ruth Taylor
Boulder
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Gooding
Portland
The
Oregonian
Plan for road work sparks county debate and violence
In a contentious plan for road work the county faced funding and quality concerns as taxpayers would bear higher costs. In a separate incident, Pete Dropovich, a Pittsburg smelter worker, was beaten by three men over money, robbed of $2, and left unconscious near the roadside before officers secured no warrant.
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Ely Dropovich
Dropovich
Ymce
Woodmen of the World Memorial Sunday Services
Memorial services for Woodmen of the World will be held tomorrow evening in Knights of Pythias hall starting at o clock. Dr Tea Grikw, the first consul commander of Butte camp No. 158, will deliver the memorial address. Services open to the public. Arrangements by a committee including M. J. Gelger J. F. Dolan Gus fe Hes FW. Krabler and i. J. Grimes. On June 5 graves of the departed buried in Butte cemeteries were decorated by a camp committee. eight in Fountain View, twelve in Holy Cross, thirteen in Calvary Stount Moriah and outside Silver Bow county.
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Knights of Pything
Butte
Sfountain View
Holy Crom
Calvary
Stount Moriah
Silver Bow Count
Judge McClernan Marries Real Count in Courthouse
In a secret ceremony on the courthouse’s third floor six people gathered as Judge McClernan married Count Philip von Gause Senmide and Catherine Kaeser. The Austrian groom bore title and lineage, while the bride, a U.S. native, became countess under the judge’s perfunctory formula. The license process was quiet, with all involved remaining discreet until the event surfaced.
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Ita
Catherine Kaeser
Chambers of
Judge Me
Indy
Organized method beat immigration law in Rossland
Rossland British Columbia June 11 authorities say they have uncovered an organized method by which alien enemies of Great Britain reach the United States and sail to Austria. Arrest of John Tomich an Austrian resident led to letters and diagrams guiding border evasion and crossing points. A trail to Newport Washington and on to Marcus and Meyers Falls is described with underground routes. Austrians are said recruited in Rosstand mines and many are interned.
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Rossland
British Columbia
John Tomich
Great Britain
United States
Old Country
Tomich
Mike Andrews
Trai
M. Pilenda
North Forty-ninth Street
Tacoma
Newport
Wash
Marcus and
Meyers Falls
Allens
Austria
Rosstand
Farnum Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Barn Fire
The Rov Farnum case ended with a four hour jury deliberation in the circuit court. They found him guilty of manslaughter in the Ena M. Morgan killing near Goldendale, where a charred body was found in a burning barn. Farnum is already serving a penitentiary term from an earlier conviction connected to the girl.
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Rosepurg
Ure
Sane
Farnum
Ena M. Morgan
Goldendale
Army liquor transport ruling from Crowder in Phoenix
June 11 1924 Phoenix article states that army medical supply liquor may be carried by express companies labeled government property despite Arizona prohibition law. A press company or clerk refusing transmission faces misdemeanor. Arizona Attorney General Wiley Jones confirms shipments for the army will be carried. Holiday store closings noted with Silver Row Employers Association secretary C Willis.
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Phoenxi Ariz
Arizona
Fnodh
Crowder
United States Army
Express
Wiley Jone
Silver Row
Held Up and Robbed by Those He Helped
In a Dillon police court report, two barbers G A Bieber and Evan Stewart were fined for impersonating officers and accused of aiding a robbery. Heckman of Dillon said the men advised him to leave town after being robbed of about $30, then later faced arrest and a warrant. Other fines included Peter Mich for settling an old score, two residents for failing to register guests, and a 15-year-old who ran with a man named Ernest Moore.
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G. A. Bieber
Evan Stewart
Whitty
Riedel
Kelly
Stewart
W. J. Heckman
Dillon
Hutte
Stockholm
Mrangers
Centa
Heckman
Riebel
Tutte City
Biebel
W. Carroll
Peter Mich
Sam Stepich
Rutte
Victoria Snaphot
Essex
Farley
Bonner
Eiel
Ernest T. Moore
Murphy
Bosley
Pete Williams
Howard Music
Montana Good Government club maps education drive on mental deficiency
A Montana Good Government club meeting outlines a year long campaign to educate on mental deficiency and juvenile delinquency. Delegates report on party positions, debate education and federal legislation to improve factory conditions in New York and North Dakota. The group plans a bill next legislature and notes Dr Dean of Helena as a leading speaker.
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Atwater
Butte
Good Government
Missoula
Federated Cluimore
Momtana
North Dakota
Montana
Aente
Rankin
Wenston
Wellington
Ramida
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Walsh
Democratic Party
AD. Mie
Duncan
Social Party
Crosshead
Colt
Big ‘Timber
Crans
Dean
Helena
St [Mire Kelly
New York
Nw ‘Fork
State Federation
Roza
Chief Murphy to Testify in Robinson Case
Chief of police Jerry Murphy left last night for Thompson Falls to testify in the Robinson case. Morley and Thomas Co. furnishes workers' compensation insurance at 46 E Broad way, telephone 214.
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Jerry Murphy
Morley & Thomas Co
E. Broadway
Whalen Receives Retirement Gift at Hennessy Store
Thomas F. Whalen, 16 years manager of the Hennessy store in Centerville, retires as employees surprise him with a Swiss watch and gold chain. The staff praise his kindness and loyalty while Emmett McGrath is slated to succeed him.
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Thomas F. Whalen
Hennessy
Centerville
Whalen
Whaten
Charles McDonald
Emmett McGrath
Mr. Whaten
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P. C. Williams
Virgin
Clarence Smith
Coast Points
William Pretter
la Creme
Wis
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Broadway
Charles Copenharve
Helen
California
John D. Rockefeller
Eee
Stevens & Booth
Granite
Loren P. Nelson
Jackson
Mont
Nelson
B.A. Roleau
Washington, D.C
Cosmopolitan
Y Stories
Pictorial Review
P. O
Miner
Tetiooas
Peteteyeg
Ieee
Ee Areaeaiog
Ped Romana Forte
Woodmen OF the World
Custom Tailoring Department
Butte Optical Co
M’clernan
Parnem
Jon Man
Men Atwater
Sen
Apeech
Clemnten
Leggat
James Icharas
Ana
B. G. Pitt
CL. Greenwalt
B. F. Keen
F. Thompson
Wc. Pryor
Deadwood
G. W. Fleteler
D. W. Hughes
J. G
Ong
M. J. Kane
D. R. Pretle
Dickingon
N. D
Roy Ayers
Divide
H. QT
Rietener
H.C. Brown
H. Marsh
Minneapolis
Mt. Westwater
Basin
Daly
Akron
Waukee
Willard Lund
D. O Connor
Los Angeles
Anaconda
R. BE. Kalat
Bozeman
Mrs. Joseph
Golden State
Mr. Richards
Eagles
P. H. Connelly
William Molloy
W. P
Chie
Mose Linz
North Main Street
McCarthy, Bry & Co
E. Park St
White House
Lipton's Tea
Ly” Deliv
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Sellers
Brownfield-Canty Co
West Park Street
Mscarthy
East Broadway
Ang Pear
Lyons
McCarthy
F Whalen
Rose the
Alhambra Hot Springs
Alhambra
Great Northern Railroad
M. J. Sullivan
Tripp & Dragstedt
South Main St
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