Reverend Groeneveld Enjoys Four Day Ocean Voyage
The Rev. RE Groeneveld pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city returned from Atlanta where he attended the general assembly then sailed to Savannah and Boston with his son John Harvard Law graduate and daughter Izabeth en route to Vassar. They visited Princeton and the elder Groeneveld’s hometown then rode to New York and back to Butte. He noted hospitality in Atlanta and said they avoided war talk while enjoying the trip. John completed exams at Harvard and Izabeth prepared for Vassar. The children plan to return to Butte next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Vassar
Princeton
Dr. Groeneveld
John Groeneveld
Harvard
Groeneveld
Atlanta
Assembly
Twat
General Sherman
Iman
Ben Butler
Sher
Try
Earth
Empire to Open in Sunny Side of Broadway
Mrs Southern, longtime chorus engager and manager in Chicago, discusses the changing beauty standard in tabloid musical comedies. She recalls selecting chorus for NY producers and notes a sharp decline in average beauty over five years. The Empire presents The Sunny Side of Broadway at the Empire all week with matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Broadway
804
the Empire
Adv
Auto missing and two motor car men arrested
George W. Handlin timekeeper at the High Ore mine was towed to a garage by three youths after an auto incident at Park and Main. George Newhouse a garageman was bruised when struck by a motor car driven by William Attfield who was arrested and released on bonds. John Paulin was arrested on a warrant for excessive speed on East Avenue. Winnipeg reports bush fires along Lake Superior’s north shore destroy the Chaos Tea hamlet, station, church, a store and several houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Handhin
North Main
Handlin
Park and Main
George Newhouse
William Attfeld Carroll
Attfield
Newhouse
Patleeman Gilbert
John Paulin
Artest Paulin
Gilbert
Paulin
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacife Railway
Dee
Isco
Woodcraft Women to Meet in Butte
The annual convention of district No. 1 Women of Woodcraft will convene Monday at 10 in C. F. hall for a two day session. Mrs Sarah Staples of Billings will preside with Mrs Bertha M. Leach of Portland as grand banker. It is the first Woodcraft convention in Butte, Walkerville, with social features shaping a prominent program led by Mrs Ne Cutts and Mrs May M. Thomason in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
C. F. Hall
Sarah Staples
Billings
Bertha M. Leach
Portland
Butte
Walkerville
Ne Cutts
May M. ‘Thomason
Local Woman Auxiliary Committees Named At Meeting
Florence B McDonald Bertha Atwood Martha E Kemp Marie Steinborn and others named to committees as Mayor Duncan plans Monday welcome event. Delegates and alternates to the convention will be elected next year. Committee members include Hall Frances Toomey Anna Atkin Marie Steinborn Martha Kemp and more. Florance aid Amelia Sarah Hannah Plesse Sarah Kitter Florence Vicker are listed among attendees.
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Mittee
Florence B. McDonald
Bertha Atwood
Martha E. Kemp
Marie Steinborn
Boyle
Nora Curran
Mamie
Duncan
Saturday Night Dance At Columbia Gardens Draws Crowd
The city fests a Saturday night at Columbia Gardens with a grand dance at the pavilion. Bright music, decorations, and a special car service promise a large turnout as part of fete week in the city. Electric lighting and sawmill fuel details appear in passing.
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Mgnt
Lumpia
Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Moore Wins Honey Store Fac Charters and Beehives Exhibition
Moore, an Intermountain Good Roads executive committee member, sends a telegram from Butte naming D J Charies with an Idaho jack rabbit and a clan beehive for exhibition at the Good Roads convention. The note notes Butte’s prior convention win and hints Moore and Charles each claim the best exhibit, with a rabbit and hive to accompany their bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon H. Moore
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Associaton
Hoise
Hutte
D. J. Charies
Atte
Moore
Charles
Utah
Butte Parade Observations Highlight City Life
The Wanderer observes Butte’s ground and surface community blend during parade times. He notes older residents, seasonal visitors, and workers who converge in town with altered behavior and attire. The piece reflects on meat industry presence, aldermen rides, and anticipation of the Fourth of July celebrations marking the work year.
Fragmentary travel notes amid crowds at state fair sights
The fragment describes people moving through Anaconda Dillon and springs, with a boot and a clumsy automobile navigating crowds. It hints at ordinary routines disrupted by someone seeking something different, while city celebrations seem uncertain.
Elks Observe Flag Day Tonight in Butte Hall
The Elks of Butte will observe Flag Day with a patriotic program tonight in their hall. Bruce Kremer will deliver the principal address, Attorney Teri Poore will recount the flag’s history, Arcadian quartet will perform, and Mrs. Frank Riley with Mrs. Edward F. O'Flynn will sing. The Flag Day committee includes W. F. Reynolds, Edward F. O'Flynn, Frank Tiley, Jack Hangauer, and Adolph Wetsstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks of
Butte
J.” Bruce Kremer
Teri Poore
Frank Riley
Edward F. O'Flynn
Messrs
W. F. Reynolds
Edward F.o'flynn
Frank Tiley
Jack” Hangauer
Adolph Wetsatein
Real Estate Transfers Listed From City Property Records
John Connell administrator conveys parcels to F it Nelwon and James to Chester P, plus several lots in Montrose and Leggat & Fosters addition. United States patent issued to Frank Walker for Lot 5034 in township 3 north range 7 West. Transfers include O'Rourke, Woods, Hoeger, McGrath, and others with sums noted as $1 or $10. Ends with a humor note about postage stamps and bicycle imagery in early issues.
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John Connell
John Well
Nelwon
James
Chester P
McPhar
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Joseph Riley
West Lode
Thompson
Kirshen
Travont
G. Woods
Mary O'Rourke
United States
Frank Walker
Mattie FP. Curtis
Daniel Shoviin
George Cobban
George W. Casey
Marie F. Lindsay
Anne C. Huffman
Christopher Haffman
Lennox
Ed G. Woods
Francis Hoeger
Montrose
John J. O'Connor
Willam F. McGrath
Valley
Rudolph G. Fallis
Peral Maud Matthews
Gallatin Addition
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Luteys
APPA
Tee
Richelieu
P Sardina
Park St
Bell 210
Ind
Idaho
Nere
Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Mod
Newbro Drug
Tery
Meets Ny Presbyten
Romen Nom Tanger
Canada
Theountry
France
Button Oxfords
N. Main Street
van Orsdall
City
Vancouver
Utah Beerive
Idaho Rabbit
Oon
Honey Store
FAC Chartes
Nike
Anaconda
Dillon
Lou
ELKS
Washington Star
Nee
Nate
Broodie
Eagle Loan Office
Bonner, Montana
ED Rose
McKinley -Savage Optical Co
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Co
Sue
Allen & Darnell Park
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