Butte Visitors Register at Local Hotels on Business Trips
A list of business guests and visitors staying at Butte hotels includes L. J. Baker from Ennis, William Olson from Great Falls, Gibson from Virginia City, Joe Donnell from Bonner, Dr. Cole of Bozeman, Miss H. Russell from Yakima, and many others. Guests are registered at Thornton, Butte, Arizona, New Finlen, and Acoma as they conduct business or visit friends during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Baker
Ennis
Butte
William Olson
Great Falls
Arizona
Gibson
Virginia City
Thornton
Joe Donnell
New Finlen Hotel
Bonner
W. P. Lindall
Bozeman
H. Russell
Thornton Hotel
Yakima
Moose Hall
Fishe
K. F. Haysworth
Billings
Acoma
New Saturday Post
Argosy
Movie Weekly
P. O
J. F. Redmond
Helena
H. G. Duncan
R. M. Cosgrove
Dillon
F. W. Finley
Jackson
L. C. Strauss
Finten
William Guist
Whitehall
The
J. P. Nelson
Gayle
Otto Werlin
Ifinlen
G. C. Gernberg
New Finlen
Los Angeles
Paddy Keefe Found Not Guilty In Moonshine Case
A jury in Judge Jackson's department, with Judge Carroll presiding, acquitted Paddy Keefe of selling moonshine to Cliffton and Harold Dorris and Fred Belton and Fred Carrier. The trial opened and closed in one day, with the state alleging sale at 210 North Main Street July 2. The defense presented an alibi claiming Keefe was on a fishing trip July 1 to July 4 with J R Carrig and Johnny Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Carroll
Paddy Keefe
Paddy “Kehole
Cliffton Dorris
Harold Dorris
Fred Belton
Fred Carrier
W. H. Maloney
H. A. Tyvand
Keefe
Tyvand
Harry Randall
John Doe
Rankin
Tyrand
Randall
North Main Street
J. R. Carrig
Carrig
Johnny Wills
Andy Malarkey
Wills
Carrig Keefe
Parochial Pupils Conclude Study in Butte
More than 3 000 pupils from eight parochial schools in Butte completed the school year with homebound books and tablets. Summer vacation runs to September. St Patrick's School reports its largest graduating class to date and others follow suit. Two hundred Sisters of Charity plan to leave for Leavenworth Kan for summer study. Notable graduates from St Patrick's include Dorothy Mooney and Thomas McCullough among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
St. Patrick's School
Sisters of Charity
Leavenworth
Kan
Teachers from Orland Visit Butte on Overland Trip
Miss Margaret Whale a former Butte girl and Miss Mildred Chapman of Orland California arrived in Butte by automobile for a summer visit. Whale daughter of Mrs Anna Whale matron of the Paul Clark home and a local school graduate. both teachers in Orland report a pleasant overland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Whale
Butte
Mildred Chapman
Orland
Cal
Miss Whale
Anna Whale
Paul Clark
Births in Butte Recorded at City Health Office
The Butte city health office records births from May 16 to June 9 listing parents and addresses. Notable entries include a May 16 son to Mr. and Mrs. James Rochford and June 8 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. EB F Xelleher with hospital birth at Deaconess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
City Health Office
James Rochford
Alberson Block
Matt Weaver
Hancock Street
A. Heems
West Granite Street
R. J. Monaghan
James Denton
Toboggan Avenue
Frank Cronin
North
Wyoming Street
Thomas McBride
North Idaho Street
John Mudrovich
East Front Street
R. A. Lilly
Reynolds Street
Daniel Ross
Florida Street
W. Kitto
Delaware Street
EB. F. Xelleher
East Mercury Street
R. B. Campbell
Deaconess Hospital
C. F. Paterson
North Henry Street
A. Shapiro
West Park Street
Centerville W B A to Hold Special Meeting
Centerville W B A No. 6 will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock in Hibernia hall. Supreme Representative Mrs. Emma Wilkinson of Portland will be special guest and address the gathering. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Centerville Review
Hibernia Hall
Emma Wilkinson
Portland
Butte to Welcome War Veterans With Citywide Display
Butte will display Old Glory across stores and public buildings for a joint encampment of civil and Spanish War veterans. The event opens Sunday with veterans arriving from across the state, and Monday hosts the first business session at Temple auditorium. Local musical groups will support events, including the Butte Mines band, Elks drum corps, Columbia Gardens orchestra, and Treasure State quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Temple Auditorium
Butte Mines
Elks
Treasure State
Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Shaw Weaver Home Returns From Dental College Visit
B Shaw Weaver once an operator in the Union Pacific office at Butte comes back to the city for a summer vacation after attending the Kansas City Western Dental College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Weaver
B. Shaw Weaver
Butte
Union Pacific Road
Kansas City-Western Dental College
Tolivers Seek Divorce Custody in Walla Walla Marriage 1915
R H Toliver sues for divorce from Eugenia Toliver on desertion grounds. He seeks custody and support for two children, stating a warm attachment. The couple married in Walla Walla in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Toliver
Eugenia Toliver
Tolivers
Walla Walla
Peter McDermott
Nora Murphy
Peter Holland
James White
Catherine
Russell
Hansen Packing Company
Timber Butte Milling Company
Bridget
Mary A. Phelps
Barnard Addition
Waivers Gathered for Silver Bow Creek Dredging Plan
City officials reported that waivers for damages and right of way on the Silver Bow creek drainage project have been received from more than half of district property owners. City Attorney John Andrew said waivers will be obtained from all property owners before dredging begins to prevent flood problems, with Mayor Horgan and the commission optimistic about starting work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Creek
John Andrew
Special Commission
Horgan
Montana Exceeds Citizens Camp Quota For Fort Douglas Training
Montana has far exceeded its original quota of men for the citizens military training camp opening at Fort Douglas Utah next week. The increased quota has been exceeded by 20 applicants. Nearly 1 000 students will be in training at Fort Douglas from June 13 to July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Citizens
Fort Douglas
Utah
C. F. Andrews
Colonel Andrews
Salt Lake
Man Arrested After Beggar Curses Woman Refusing Alms
Melvin Moore claimed epilepsy and was detained by Detectives Powell and Larkin after he cursed a South Idaho Street woman who refused him alms. He carried a document declaring inability to work and a list of a dozen donors. The incident occurred in the 400 block of Idaho Street when he allegedly didn’t back down and insulted the householder, leading to a disturbance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Moore
Powell
Larkin
Bodie Arel Files Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Arel known as Bodie and employed by the county health office for many years, has filed his petition for nomination as county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. He has lived in the county 30 years, is married with three children, and is a graduate of the public schools and Butte Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PD. Arel
Justice Court Docket Sees Dismissals and Acquittal
In Justice Court Tom Krynis received a continuance before Justice Buckley for an assault charge. George Marcoff’s case, tied to an Arizona street hotel employee complaint, was dismissed. William Hingston was acquitted after proving he purchased the house. Angus Maldric faces a charge of failure and a complaint sworn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Krynis
Justice Buckley
George Marcoff
Arizona Street
William Hingston
Angus Maldric
Yeserday
Open Letter Defends Rialto Film Daughters of Today
Rialto Theater manager Ww. J. Sullivan defends showing Daughters of Today criticizing critics who say it is sensational. He insists the film educates while entertaining and upholds community moral standards. It will be shown again today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Daughters of Today
The
Butte
Ww. J. Sullivan
Rialto Theater
Death on train near Butte cuts short visit for Mrs. Cox
Mrs. N. J. Cox 65 of Greenleaf Kansas collapsed on Northern Pacific train No. 41 on Homestake hill near Butte while en route to Elma Washington to visit her son. A doctor arrived after the delay but she had died. The body was sent to Greenleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Cox
Greenleaf
Kan
Northern Pacific
Butte
Elma
Wash
White
Tax cut limited to individual income under 1923 relief
Montana collector C A Rasmussen says the 25 percent 1923 income tax reduction applies only to individuals and does not affect corporate incomes for 1923. Corporations must pay full amounts per their 1923 returns. Sunday June 15 is the final day for the second installment payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rasmusson
Internal Revenue
Montana
Rasmussen
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Meet at Courthouse
The John F. Reynolds circle No 14 of the Ladies of the G A R will gather at the courthouse tomorrow evening at 8 o clock to attend important business connected with the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Reynolds
Butte WCTU to Meet at Y M C A This Afternoon
The Butte Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold a business meeting this afternoon at 2 30 in the Y M C A In other news a marriage license was issued yesterday to Martin Favero and Stella Lazzari both residents of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Women's Christian Temperance Union
Martin Favero
Stella Lazzari
West Point graduation marks largest cadet class ever
Four hundred five cadets graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point on June 12, the largest class in the academy’s history. The ceremony highlighted the significant increase in enrollment and alumni achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
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