Butte Visitors and Local Gleanings Highlight City Notes
A sweep of arrivals and dealings in Butte includes visitors from Deer Lodge Great Falls and Billings. Notables such as A C Norvell Jr A Wareham and HL Purdus mingle at local hotels while Miss Mina Bennett opens a piano studio and others plan summer travels and business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Mies
Ruby Frances Honex
White Hatte
Butte
John Derwin
A. C. Jones
Hennessy
A. C. Norvell Jr
Great Falls
H. J. Shriner
Great Fata
Miles City
Leggat
J. W. Nick
Deer Lodge
Thornton
A. Wareham
Billings
Mina M. Bennett
K. Mueller
K. of Phall
Butte Review
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Sidmer Oulds
Reynolds Avenue
P. N. Branson
Mary DeWolfe
Portland
Ore
Northern Pacific
Bate High School
Rew
Pacific Coast
Canadian Rockies
Bani
Lake Loulee
Canada
Mise DeWolfe Wil
Chicago
Jorgeson of
Wisdom
Butte Hotel
G. V. Blackley
Galen
Robert Knage
Ates
W. H. ‘Thomas
Virginia City
Thomas
Sidney Norman
J. A. Bonhanan
Spokane
Butchesterday
Wyoming Requires One License Plate for Autos
Wyoming autoists must display a single rear license plate according to William Unger who was stopped by Officer McDonald over the plate rule. Unger denied the custom while Hubert Shoe Company heads to San Francisco for the Western Shoe Dealers convention and plans a two week visit to California before returning to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
William Unger
McDonald
Unger
More Than Enough Tenchers Lindsay Comments On Shortage
A committee member notes expected excess teachers next year as mines' status lingers. He cites families leaving town and hints at poor mining prospects abroad. He also discusses US WWI involvement and upcoming supervision selection with vague applicant details and prejudices cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Lindsay
Board of Trustees
Lindmay
Europe
Francs
Germany
Kusslan
Devile
Ramla
Rusia
Lenine
Trotaky
Foch
Butte High School student wins college music scholarship
Herman Bowersox was chosen by a large audience at the Butte High School auditorium as most worthy to receive a free scholarship at the Butts College of Music. Tonight's recital voting will determine two finalists to receive scholarships. Last night’s program featured vocal, piano, and violin numbers with strong performances and varied selections by students, teachers, and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bowersox
Butte
Audi Forium
Butts College of Music
College of Music
Hendix
Moszkow
Ski
Martin’ Byorgum
Marshall
Godfrey Hagerty
Herman
Frederick Ernest
Sinding
Pleyel
Thais
Massenet
Percy
Danny Dever
Dam~ Vosch
Selwyn P. Burridge
Volin
Grieg
Roy McGrew
Matter
Charles McLain
Leschetizki
Rachmaninoff
Martin Hudttoff
Parks
Seleny P. Burridge
Garnett Kent
Martin Hudttont
Paupee Valiente
Pauldini
Commencement at State College Bozeman June 13
Montana State College in Bozeman celebrates the twenty fifth graduating class as Rev W F Faber of the Montana diocese delivers the baccalaureate sermon. Faculty, students, and townspeople attend the service at the Presbyterian church followed by campus activities and an evening entertainment on the big green. Alumni from Rosebud County and beyond plan to attend with gatherings at Newery Hall and a luncheon by the divinity school dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
S Tate
Montana State College
W. F. Faber
Tissena
Montana
Simho
College
Fac Uity
Citigena Vot Bossman
Presbyterian
Charehy
Tayognarghie
Roseman
Galletin County
Kinney
Nan
Denver
William Edsall
Hibur
Rowinsom
Sclock Fur
Coftewe
Tacully
Chamber Dinner Planned for June 30 at School Auditorium
A chamber of commerce notice says a dinner to be titled Montana state dinner will be held at Columbia Gardens in the school auditorium at night. Elaborate atonements are noted as part of the event and seating is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lindsay
Jose
Echools
School Auditorium
Columbia Gardens
Chamber of Commerce
Montana State
Butte Detective Faces Charges Amid Offbeat City Case
The Batts Police force member John Wesson is accused in a complaint filed with the city clerk by assistant city attorney David Wittenberg. The document claims Wesson was incompetent and guilty of misconduct and oppression for arresting William Daddy while allegedly not drunk. The complaint asks for dismissal and cites court remarks during the incident on June 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesson
Batts
David Witenberg
Oficer Wensonre
Fender
William ‘Daddy
Daddy
Torial
Wesson
cMcera
Wemon
Talks to Scoutmasters on astronomy and community ties
At the chamber of commerce in Butte last evening James Spencer and Tom Davie spoke to Scoutmasters on The Study of Astronomy and The Relation of the Scout Movement to the Community. Ben Owen presided as Scout Executive. Spencer illustrated how astronomy knowledge can keep scouts interested and connected the planets, moon, and Milky Way. Davie urged developing programs that foster home duties, patriotism, and law observance, stressing the role of church and family in Scout life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Enoute Manters
James Spencer
Tom Davie
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Owen
Spencer
Butte
Benn
Rome
Spea
Boy Scouts Form Drum and Bugle Corps in Butte
Through donor Marty Turner the Butte Boy Scouts gain a drum and bugle corps. The gift was kept secret until last night, with first rehearsal set for tomorrow at Scouts Headquarters Silver Bow block. Scout Executive Hen Owen secured Gus Myers as drum instructor and John F. Kent as bugle instructor to train the lads for an intensive program toward a top Northwest corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Turner
Butte Boy Scouts
Musicians ii Place
Scouts
Silver Bow Block
Hen Owen
Gus Myers
John F. Kent
Twin Cities
Gram
Bugle Corps
Crack Corps
Northwest
Summer Swim Pool Opens With Big Turnout
The high school pool opened for the summer with Mike Danahey in charge. About 400 boys and 150 to 200 girls arrived, prompting Danahey to split them into classes. Girls will meet 9–10 am and 1–2 pm on Wednesdays. boys will have sessions 10–12 am and 2–4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike" Danahey
Danahey
Military Pass Required for Pueblo Visit
The Butte Great Northern office warns entry to the stricken city requires military permission. Those with authorization may obtain passage and detrain at Pueblo under current restrictions until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
The
Great Northern
Pueblo
Deficit Shown in Estates Reports by Executor Higgins
Deficits of 1280.80 in the Arthur Mueller estate and 5570.21 in the Kathryn Mueller estate are listed by former administrator and co executor E Higgins in his final report filed with the clerk yesterday. The report notes amounts questioned by Judge Lynch on the recommendations of referee Binnard and details asset and expenditure figures through mid 1920, with a large deficit remaining after transfers and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mueller
Kathryn Mueller
Mes E. Higgins
Distret
Lynch
Iteferes Joseph Binnard
Higaine
Kathryn Mustier
Higgine
Ranrad
Judce
Flag Anniversary Observance In Butte To Be Public Display
Butte prepares to observe a 144th anniversary of the state and stripes with flags at public buildings and many businesses. A formal program led by JA Poore, chairman, outlines exercises this evening to honor the nation’s establishment and the duties of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mbtom
al Warledrogram Haa
Socamon
JA. Poore
Hutkeim
Poore
Paine
Peet Praises Butte Gardens During Western Visit
Union Pacific agricultural chief Peet arrived in Butte for a brief stop then planned to Omaha. He toured yard wardens set in Butte and voiced satisfaction with results. He was invited to speak at a Chamber dinner postponed to June 30 but could not attend. Peet, with Mrs Peet, will head to Los Angeles for the summer after meetings with chambers of commerce and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Division
Union Pacific System
Butte
Omaha
Neb
Peot
Butte Chamrot Commerce
Soosters
West
Peet
Chambers of Commerce
Gren
Idaho
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Falls and legal claims surface in county notices
A confusing report alleges injuries from a fall into a ditch near S00 Creek on Zarelda ahead of a storm sewer project, with Mrs A H Japp seeking 26360 from F Kiley. Ernest J Willa claims 3500 for a consort bath in Row Creek, details given by Willa. Mrs Lucilla Mackey cites relief from whooping cough following Foley s Honey Tar sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch
Mra
A. H. Japp
F. Kiley
Sliver
Bow County
Zarelda Werest
Ernest J. Willa
Row Creek
Patrick Devaney
Cording
Willa
Wills
Lucilla Mackey
Sta Street
Washington
Foley
Ian
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Stout Steel
Smit
Bute Mens
Professor Blakeslee
Virgil
Robertander
Song of Spring
Dorothy Perry
Gulge
Philip Lenwalder
the Little Dancer
Wil Mam Hutchins
la March
Bursmueller
Winn
Fred Dunstan
Blakeslee
Leslie Hanson
Heller
Marion Palmer
Zephyrs
Keats
Margaret Winters
Bendix
State College
Bozeman Institution
Acarthy, Bryant & CO
Lyon's
Hansen's
C. A
Pride
Wesell
John
J. M’carthy
Lindaro Enamel
Lowe Brothers
Riddell’s
Wittenberg
BOY Scouts
Drum and Bugle Corps
Sida
BSI
Cone
McCarthy
Sanitary Grocery and Heat Store
East Broadway
Lyon
Morrell & Co
Swift
Hansen Co
McCarthy’s Sanitary
East ‘Broadway
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