Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Vanguard to Arrive in Butte
The vanguard of Hadi temple Evansville Ind arrives in Butte today on Train No 1 at 7 10 am for the Rowe festival and convention in Portland. A 125 member party from Hadi temple will join 200 meat carriers on a special Bagdad temple train to Portland with plans for extra cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadi
Evansville
Ind
Butte
Austin
James Kemp
Pase Senger
Cleland
Northern Pacific Road
Billie Shriners
Montana
Mr. Austin
Butte News Notes Full of Local Notices and Ads
Rent pianos from Orton Bros to the Dawsons at 2600 Lawrence Street. Lassie Irons granted a divorce from Fred G. Irons in Judge Jackson's court. Emi J. Johnson of Salt Lake City wed Pearl Green of Missoula by Justice Buckley. Urban H. McDonald files to run for sheriff of Silver Bow. Charles Coll to contest South Butte township constableship. Eversharp pencils and fountain pens shown at Calkins Co. Metallic refilling pencils offer varied hardness and economical use.
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Orton Bros. Oon
Lawrence Dawson
Lawrence Street
Lassie Irons
Fred G. Irons
Jackson
Emi J. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Siiver Bow County
Charles Coll
South
Butte
Eversharp
Calkins Co
Butte Ad Club Meeting Postponed for Northwest Luncheon
Local social notes list visitors and residents in Butte including N M Appel of Lewis, Mr and Mrs T J Call and son Lee from Virginia City, F P Gilhooley of Logan, Piertrude Whipple, C D Greenfield of Helena, OLN Fuller, Mrs Victor Matthews, W F Parks, Sheridan’s Roscoe Wilson, A J Diehl of Basin, and Mrs H B Downing from Helena. The Butte Ad Club postpones today’s meeting as members join Northwest luncheon at Silver Row. Butte Rotary and chamber drivers will attend.
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N.M. Appel
Lewis
T. J. Call and Son
Lee
Butte
Viteginia
F. P. Gilhooley
Logan
Piertrude Whipple
C. D. Greenfield
Helena
Fuller
Helens
Victor Matthews
W. F. Parks
Roscoe Wilson
Sheridan
A. J. Diehl
Basin
H. B. Downing
Butte Ad Club
Northwest
Silver Row Club
Butte Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Iso
Monks Demand Long Hours and Garb Rights
Plume Monastery monks strike over civil garb and shorten hours. Trainer calls for withdrawal from vows amid limited civil intervention. Stockton, Kansas reports a separate note on a dandelion eradication pact and a failed club fundraiser ending in bankruptcy.
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Paris
Plume
Hit
Century of life envisioned by Dr Sadler in Illinois clubs
Dr William R Sadler told the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs that people will live to 100 years with longer life spans proven by reduced death rates. He warned of an aristocracy of race and urged stronger marriage laws and accurate birth registries, citing Connecticut as an example.
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Stockton
Kan
Cirie Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
William &. Sadler
Ilinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Connecticut
Overseas veteran in court after firearm charge in Butte
An overseas veteran named Terres was arraigned in police court on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He admitted service in Canadian and U S armies, was found guilty, and fined $10. Federal authorities were notified to proceed.
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Fe Terres
Grimes
South Main' Street
Fdr
Terres
Poth
United
Wisalscharre
Butte
Ater
Tadse “Aeimes
Omaes
Ink Jaquette
Zarelda
Masonsvndhe
Ohn
Caine
South Arizona I
Wootisanns
Eight-Cent Fare Endorsed by Public on Street Car Service
Public acceptance of the eight cent street car fare begins with the first day on Montana Street Walkerville Cemeteries lines using the swing conductor plan. Workers reduced. two carmen displaced, two found local work. Transfers confusion among patrons. still no policy on dropping transfers. School hour rates for children at 31% continue through summer with proof of attendance. Also reports quashed indictments under the Lever Act in Kansas City.
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Montana Street
Walkerville
Cemeteries
Wharton
Carmen
The
Met
Childdren
Forty seven women report desertion by husbands in Silver Bow
Justice court dockets show forty seven cases of desertion since January with many families including up to six children lacking life necessities. Some cases withdrawn after husbands located or promises to reform. County aid requires cooperation with complaints. foreign class women sometimes seek funds through alleged desertion, while investigators note possible collusion and withheld husband addresses.
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Silver Bow
Justice Court
Nellie Sullivan
Lost Boy Found After Street Adventure Ad Prompts Search
An early 20th century Butte advertisement reads Lost, one small boy seeking aid as a seven year old in a coverall is tracked after wandering from 408 West G Street. Robbie, friendly and talkative, walked for hours before police and parents reunited him at the station after a 15 minute missing report. The press aid helped locate him near his 437 South Colorado home, ending a near citywide search sparked by the note.
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Butte
Bobbie
Wes
South
Colorado
Bobby
Robbie
Indian prince recalls Moses amid spectacle at Calcutta
A modern selah in Calcutta draws crowds to hear a figure hailed as saint and his 82 year old disciple Beshus hanada. The event, reported by Amrita Bazar Pattina, uses Hindu as medium and recalls ancient Nepali spiritual acts amid widespread respect and attention. Nearby, Illinois notes report floods around Granite City after recent rains, with farmers wading flooded fields using pitchforks.
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Calcutta
Amrita Bazar Pattina
Nepal
Paripat
Beshushanada
Springfield
Granite City
Collector Walsh Defends Prohibition Enforcement Role
Montana internal revenue chief James A. Walsh in Butte rejects claims of laxity by local officials toward Prohibition laws. He notes federal agents no longer enforce prohibition and emphasizes deputies are tax collectors, not sleuths, with clear identifications and authority to enter buildings, arrest violators, and refer cases for prosecution. He urges public to send signed complaints if misconduct is suspected and says his limited staff focuses on tax work and deputy actions yield results.
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James A. Walsh
Department of Internal Revenue
Montana
Butte
Walsh
Helena
Revenue Department
Publi
Ile
Hulle
New Business Before Aldermen in Butte City Council
The semi monthly Butte city council meets this evening. Unless new business is presented to the city clerk today the council will focus on routine matters. With little unfinished business expected, the session is anticipated to be one of the shortest of the year.
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Butte Elty Council
Exodus vacation period draws Butte travelers abroad
Officials report a rising exodus as Butte residents depart for summer vacations. About 250 patrons daily seek tickets, with 175 buying for trips within the United States while many plan foreign travel to Ireland and Europe. Bookings extend into July as teachers, business and professional people leave for two weeks to a month, visiting ports abroad and domestic destinations. Some travelers for Queenstown include Edna Underwood, Ann Thompson and son John, Erick Johnsonberg, Peter O’Brien and others. Passengers expect tours of Ireland, Sweden, and continental ports, with battles sites of France among planned stops.
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Butte
Consolidated Ticket “Office
Aificlais
Tim
Ticke
United States
Ain
Ireland
European
Edna Underwood
Ann ‘Thompson
John Thompson
Liverpool
Mary Wass
Bridget’ Mahoney
James O'Brien
Peter O'Brien
Patrick Harrington
Joseph Rogers
Queenstown
France
Europe
James Tt
Irland
Lights and hydrants plan debated in suburb additions
Residents of Silver Row park and the Wilson and Daly additions discussed proposed lighting and fire protection. Two systems were considered two for every corner and one for alternate corners. Eugene Carroll explained hydrant installation costs. A committee will gather data and recommend locations for fire plugs and lights ahead of next week’s meeting to organize the fire department and elect officers.
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Silver Row Park
Wilson
Daly
Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Fire Department
Two Exonerated in Three Forks Cass Case
Authorities clear Owen Aries Netterburg of involvement in the Three Forks post office robbery. Evidence shows the Logan post office suspect was in Butte and Netterburg in Huntley, leading to their release from further inquiry.
Eastern Star Picnic At Gardens
The aril team of the Order of Star and their husbands enjoyed a picnic at Caius wardens yesterday evening at orelock. After coffee and luncheon were served they drilled in the Pavillion at the top of the hill. Mes s. J. Mackinnon and Nad. of the arrangements led the event.
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Aril
Order of Star
Caius Wardens
Orelock
J. Mackinnon
Fragmentary Birth Notice With Names and Address
Partial OCR shows a birth notice mentioning Thomas Davis and a Mr and Mrs C Sey at 2127 Yow Street June 4 and names John Sadowsk Berry Ra. not a full readable record.
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Thomas Davis
Yow Street
C Sey
Mont
John Sadowsk
Berry
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Ohaine
Bute News Notes
Butte Personal S
Kansas City
Acamain Ad
Uniter
Otathe
Protean
Federal
Pacific
ED Rose
Buite, Mo
Oechsli
West Broadway
Moses
Mr Rcarthy
Bryant &C. Hone
Isis
Lyon
White House
John. J. M'Carthy
Calkins
Sentim
Express
B. E. Calkins CO
E. Park
Parkett
Larry Duggan Reis
Los N. Chulos
East Park
Stroce
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers Tie Park
Ria
Rialto
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Ae
East Broadway
Yellowstone
Dakota
Great Falls
Hills Bros
M. J.B
McCarthy’s Sanitary
Queen
Cecil B
Heim Peet
Philips
Sherman’ & Weed
Paige
Edith Kirk
Sherman & Teed
Sherman & Reed Funeral
3IHAL
Ariza
J. Walsh Co
Avey
Thomas Davey
Whitford
Joseph Richards, Inc
Ian" Richa
Amero
Montana “State Band
Hanstead
Tena Harstead
White
Sam R. White
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