Butte Notes Details Varied Local Visitors
Butte notes list visitors and residents on brief stops and trips. Helena, Great Falls, Dillon, Missoula, Anaconda, Twin Bridges, and other towns are mentioned with names like T. Botz, C. McCoy, W. Schwarts, H. Pigot, H. Fleming, Z. Moran, F. Reid, W. Gates, J. Reid, and J. Rankin. The item also notes Judge Dwyer naming Bertha McClernan as administratrix and a Coast-bound trip for Mr. McClernan’s family.
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Orton
T. T. Botz
Helena
C. M. McCoy
W. H. Schwarts
Great Falls
HH. Pigot
HL. M. Fleming
Anaconda
Z. D. Moran
Dillon
F. Reid
Livingston
Finlen
W. F. Gates
Bea
George Malden
Helena ix
W. Hungerford
P. Hayruf
Wisdomen
Schilling
Butts
North Main Streets
J. Reid
Twin Bridges
FE. D. Gardner
Missoula
Horn
RR. White
South Main St
Helem
Robert Moody
Idaho
Butte
D. Jones
Might
Les J. Wh
Philipsburg
Mary le
Salt
University of Utah
Charles Peterson
Are
J.T. Green
Spene End
Judge Dwyer
Bertha K. Meclernan
John F. McClernan
West Park
Ore Mose
Mr. Long
Seattle
Navy Rejection Drives Man to Drink and Work
In Butte the man explains to Police Judge Whitty that navy enlistment failed yesterday and he drank in response. Fred White notes the speaker traveled to Butte two days ago, unable to join the service, and intends to seek work while remaining sober.
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Navy
Fred White
Whitty
White
Butte
Marriage of Randall S. Hough and Lydia Moline at Mountain View church
Randall S. Hough an employee of the Speculator mine and Lydia Moline of Tracy Wisconsin wed at 2 PM yesterday in the Mountain View Methodist church with Rev George Dr Wolfe officiating. The Rev and Mrs Charles F Wolfe served as witnesses.
Paul Spargo-Walkerville Couple Married at Mountain View
William Paul Spargo of Walkerville and the bride, 17, married at Mountain View parsonage by Rev. George D. Wolfe with Ethel Richards as attendant. The couple are members of the Western Train Dispatchers Association, which renamed yesterday as the American Train Dispatchers Association. Chicago was chosen for next year’s convention.
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William
Stewn Spargo
Walkerville
Mountain View Parsonage
George D. Wolfe
Ethel Richards
Paul
Spokane
Western’ Train’ Dispatchers’ Association
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Chicago
Director Riley Guest of Honor at Banquet
Director Riley was the guest of honor at a banquet where plans for the forthcoming June war savings drive were discussed. The Western section of the publication notes this event as part of Montana’s ongoing war bond efforts, highlighting continued support and commitment to the savings campaign.
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Riley
War Savings
Silver Bow Club
Drive
Rot Ha ' Rapa
War Ie
Montana
Wars Savings Stampa
Baby Honda
Tules
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German Women Called to Register Tomorrow
Preparations for the registration of all female subjects of the German Empire aged 14 and older are complete now. Police officials J. Murphy and Monds report that registration begins tomorrow morning. Women must submit photographs and provide full data on birthplace parentage and latest residence. Noncompliance carries imprisonment or fines during the war.
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Thuman Empire
Murphy
Monds
Thes Square
Judge Lamb Sets Few Trials After Illness
Judge Lamb in department two prepared by his predecessor lists only ten cases ready for trial. On June 25 John Oweat faces Guthrie McDougall Co. Phil T Dunn vs Dilman Commers. Jackson vs Apex Mining. Western Shoe Camp adnist. June 27 Tsane vns. Maher vs Clita. Charton W Clark D.D. McLane in Walkerville.
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Lamb
Department Two
Tatter
Torweys
John Oweat
Guthrie-McDougall Company
Phil. T. Dunn
Dilman Commersackson
Apex Mining Company
Western Shoe Camp
Adnist
Salon ‘Trem
Tsane
Thomas A. Maher
Fraternal Group Elects Officers at Pythian Hall
A local fraternal organization formed in 1900 held a Friday night meeting at Pythian Hall. Officers elected included president Senne Hey, secretary treasurer Mary G. Stewart, marshal Dalves Donaher, and other roles such as chaplain, herald, and lady of charity.
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Pythian
Herby Githors
Sennehey
Harveys
Treasur
Mary G. Stewart
Dalves Donaher
Clim Batley
Charity Aminer
Explosion in Kiev Wreaks Havoc and Destruction
Amsterdam reports massive Kiev Munition works blast on June 5 causing 12 large explosions and many smaller ones. Petchersk district roofs collapse while Svierhétz cathedral is wrecked and streets become debris filled as Bolshevik rumors swirl. Washington extends aid with 175 million to Britain and 5 million to Belgium, boosting total credits to 5.34 billion.
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Amsterdam
Kiev
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Petchersk
Svierhétz
Tolski
Opadski
Washington
Great Britain
Belgium
Britain
Chauncey Berrien Takes Lead In Aviation Tests
Chauncey Berrien appears to command a key role in early aviation tests within the Signal Corps Aviation Section. The report notes his rapid progress and the army's interest in experimental aircraft developments for American service in France.
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Yen Tay
Mes Ferris Reternis
Signal Corps
France
America
Ad Writers Meet Next Tuesday Urged to Attend Hunt
Ray of the Butte Ad Nation urges ad writers to attend a meeting next Tuesday. The notice promises a lively event tomorrow at the Ennesey’s with hundreds of up to date shirts from well known makers offered at a low price.
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Ray
Butte
Ad Nation
Attate
Theennesey's
Butte Begins Entrainment of Special Limited Service Men
The first contingent of men qualified for limited military service began entraining yesterday. Skilled workers like carpenters and automobile specialists lead the groups, with more departures planned as the county board coordinates the consignment. The lumber and other produce will support government airplane construction programs.
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Butte
Howard Teeter
Herbert Henry
County Board
Monte Tretheway
Misters Sea Corps
Butte Girl Wins Honor In Playlet
Miss Helen A Littie of Butte, Montana, won the top amateur honor for a playlet judged by William Allen White in Missoula. The Missoulian praised her performance, noting she carried interpretation to the subtlest points. Littie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Littie of 919 South Arizona Street and a graduate of Butte High School.
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William Allen White
Wat
Helen A. Littie
Hutte
Missoula
Steamer Ravalli Destroyed by Fire in Alaska Waters
Reports say the steamer Ravalli was destroyed by a fire near the ports of Alaska while carrying fisheries workers to canneries. Twenty five YMCA boys aboard were en route from an American port. Official loss estimated at 250000 with crews landing safely before the ship sank. A mystery fire and rapid distress calls followed as authorities searched for survivors.
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Thomas N Strow
Ans
Iftet
Alaska
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Hallmark Store
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Heléna
J.P. Rankin
George Moe
F. Mico
Harlowton
Wok Hartwig
Gimble
J. Jones
Paul—Spargo
Shortridge Memorial
Christian Churc
Economy Shoe CO
W. G. Lewis
West Park Street
Richelieu
Pearl
Union
BOS Aders
Hodesrrier
New York City
Chauncey Berrien
RAWK
Maor
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Manhattan and
Emery
W. L. Douglas
Good Shoes
Wein
East Park Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Diamond Banking
Vancouver
Bozeman
Post
Miner and Standard
Alway
Rice & May
Postal Telegraph Com
Henry M. White
Ravalli
North Main, Mayet
Simon
North Main
Bonino’s
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