Butte Hosts Many Visitors As Hotels Report Busy Day
Passersby note numerous guests and visitors in Butte from Great Falls Helena Kalispell Billings Missoula and Deer Lodge with hotel stops at Thornton and Leggat while local clubs prepare for the Columbia Gardens first children's day and a Thursday gardens league opening with plans for athletic events and track practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davidson
Malta
Butte
A. C. Jones
Hennessy
A. J. Steele
Great Falle
L. Swanson Og
Billings
Thornton Hotel
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
Movie
Whiz Bang
Sunset
Ruth Taylor
Harlowton
Butte Friends
City
al Mose
Lewiston
Idaho
Charles Brenner
Grant
Helens
Butt
Fred Page
Harriso Avenue
Congregational Church
Frank Conley
Hildah
Helen
Deer Lodge
Mueller Apartments
Ida Crossman
Alaska
Columbia Gardens
Helen Greenough
Marian Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Parons
Helen Laird
Lucy Lynch
Helens Symone
M.A. Clevett
Oscar Biorgum
YM. C. A
Clevett
Ball Park
Advertisement Claims Foley's Honey and Tar Healed Cough
Mrs Lucille Macney of 16 Buena Vista Street Washington Pa writes that her S year old daughter suffered a dry nocturnal cough and possible whooping cough. After using Foley's Honey and Tar the cough subsided before finishing the second bottle and the child regained her former weight. Also notes Hyde Park seating history with 40 000 chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Macney
Buena Vista Street
Washington
Foley
Hyde Park
London
City Not Inderd Murphy Charges Delicate City Costs
City officials dispute Who paid for the Murphy case with statements from city attorney Davies and mayor. The total cost to Butte was reported as little more than 150 dollars, with Donovan not hired to prosecute and Wittenberg noting he was drafted into the case. The mayor says the city bore no costs beyond board salaries and witness expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
John C. Davies
A.P. Donovan
Donovan
Cocking
Davies
David Wittenberg
Butte
Joseph Flaherty
Wittenberg
GW. Deniger
Edith Clinch
Lutheran Pastor Attends Northern Synod Meetings
The Rev. M.D. se Mark's Lutheran Church reports attendance at synod meetings of the Lutheran church at Tankineon and Tankineon area gatherings in June. The meetings aim to return to Butte Synod and discuss church readings and preparations for North Dakota events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D
Mark
Lutheran ‘Church
Tankineon
North Dakota
Butte
Will Tatar le Tegias Ane Pasa
Unclear birth notice with fractured names
Fragmentary OCR shows a birth notice or family announcement listing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and others with addresses, dates in June, and references to a daughter and another couple, but many words are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry Bint
Tom Sulligen
Tia
Fat Holding
Tolabo Street
Daugh
Joseph Boncher
Redwood
Warrants Ordered Paid on Widow Pension Inquiry
In a county inquiry into alleged needless pension expenditures, the board ordered about 20 warrants paid after examining 79 cases. Chamber reports guided payouts while tensions rose as investigators faced questions of misrepresentation and potential prosecutions for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pe Witt
Changeable June Weather Spurs Varied Attire and Rain
A readable fragment describes unsettled June weather in Butte with frequent rain and sun. Mentions straw hats and summer clothing amid showers, thunder, and two inches of rainfall so far. Notes the warmest day reached about 85 degrees and a generally fair forecast for today.
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Rclouainan
Ol Sol
Segetna
Norman Touring New Oil Districts
Sidney Norman of Mining Truth travels by car from Butte to the oil fields visiting Porcupine Roundup Cat Creek Kevin and others. He notes good road conditions on the Wallace Missoula Philipsburg Anaconda route and expects ongoing journalism on oil districts plus optimism for mining regions amid tariff and domestic silver acts.
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Sidney Norman
Mining Truth
Spokane
Butte
Porcupine
Roundup
Cat Creek
Kevin
G. A. Wohannon
Man
Aker
Wallace
Missoula-Philipsburg-Anaconda
Sid Mr. Norman
Poasessen
Worat
Mullan and
Georgetown
Superior
Wittenberg Denies Using Expression In Court Remarks
The assistant city attorney testified amid a noisy court session, asserting he did not use the expression in question. He claimed familiarity with grammar rules and noted the country’s linguistic diversity among many languages spoken there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Standard
Xustein
Butte Chamber Leader Urges City Progress
C H Roberts secretary of the Missoula chamber of commerce spoke of passing through Butte to Salt Lake City. He said no other city in the United States matches Butte’s present progress and expressed great hope that the chamber will unite to accomplish all they set out. He believes members can achieve anything.
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C.H. Roberts
Missoula
Chamber” of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
MeRever
Butte
Roberts
Walt
Mr. Roberts
Scholarship Won By Bjorgum at Butte College Music Recital
The Butte College of Music held a recital Tuesday evening where Bjorgum won first prize for his violin and piano pieces. Bowersox placed second with a Spanish dance solo as the audience vote tallies remained modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte College of Music
Herman
Bowersox
Martin
Mr. Bowersox
Rigipisso Stuateo
Dir
Bjorgum
Roads of state improving across Montana
Travelers report state roads in general good condition with western routes praised. Three Forks area shows waterlogged sections while eastern roads endure rough patches including an Oregon detour and blowouts, but overall Montana roads are rated better than those in neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowmane Trail Association
Three Forks
Monida
Spenc Three Forks
Mani
Rao
Fond Glacier
Kaliapell
Big Hole
Dillon
Blackfoot
Helena
Hern
San Francisco
George Sievers
San Diego
Steik
Montana
Federal Building 15 Rest Sanitar ium Now Federal Building 15 Rest Sanitar ium Now
The federal building stands quiet with no salaries appropriated for prohibition enforcement officers. Chief Dengler is in Helena for the United States court, leaving the Butte deputy to close offices. The federal court is closed and the U S attorney and U S marshal offices are locked while officials attend the Helena court. Only Special Agent Dickson remains on the third floor, with the second floor housing the court clerk and internal revenue officer. Ground floor post office operates as usual amid repairs and repainting ahead of autumn reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Dengler
Helena
United States Court
Butte
United States Attorney
United States Marshal
Dickson
Department of Justice
Polgiaise
Internal Revenue Officer
Assyrian Typewriter Arrives in Butte Stirs Curiosity
A fragmentary report notes an Assyrian typewriter arrival in Floral Park and mentions a grocer Korbian. The piece describes a rare writing device with nonstandard characters, claiming American printers taught writing with unique letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korbian
Floral Park
Court Asked to Order Library Sold in Mortgage Case
A court is asked to order the sale of the law library as part of a mortgage dispute. The filing centers on a promissory note for 1076 dollars dated September 1813 and the alleged securing of property labeled as office mixtures by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library
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Shiner
Butte News
Orton Bros
Peter Orton
H. Riley
J. W. Shantz
Great’ Falls
Trute
R. N. Ross
Pillings
Berind Murphy
June Wenther
Micarthy, Bryant &Co
Hansen's Iard
Pride
Lyon
J. M'Carthy
J. L. Hannifin
Poe
Lamb
Norman
Walenes
Congress
Spain
Mexico
Interna
Coeur d'Alenes
Bunker Hmm
Sullivan
Hecla
Hercules
Callahan
Tamarack
Custer
Gold Hunter
Gorizon
Mullan
Hurke
Bunker Hill
Tiecia
Star Mine
Mars
Federal Mining and Smelt= Ing company
Wala
Walene Syndicate
Seeley W. Mudd
Horace W Winchell
W. A. Clark Jr
Groud
Canyon Creek
British Columbia
Slocan
Missoulans
Federal Building
OLD
Merly
Brownfield Canty CO
West Park Street
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and
East Broadway
Gansae
Hansen Co
White House
Golden West
nSor
McCarthy
Sanitary
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