Butte Notes Visitors and Guests Stay in City
Acoma hotel registers W A Blackburn of Laurel and G P Hangen visits from Kalispell. Valentine of Dillon, Miss Ida L Kitchin of Roscoe Mont, Seeley of Dillings, Farrell near Hamilton, Jamison of Livingston, Mrs Vernon Wolfe of Rock Island, Thompson of Missoula, Gaige of Thompson Falls and Mount St Charles student John Good plus families are listed as out of town visitors in Butte for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acoma
W. A. Blackburn
Laurel
Hangen
Butte
Kalispell
R. FE. Valentine
Dillon
Leggat Hotel
Ida L. Kitchin
Roscoe
Mont
D. Seeley
Dillings
TY. C. Farrell
Hamilton
BE. Gaige
Thompson Falls
John Good
Mount St. Charles College
Harry J. Good
Warren Avenue
Community notices and personal milestones in Butte area
The notice column covers mail, reading, and delivery details, local marriages licenses for Henry E Carroll Jr Myrtle Johnson and Ernest W Johns Mas Keyes, Miss Marie Aldenhuysen and Miss Margaret Walsh travel plans to Missoula and Los Angeles, visits to Salt Lake City, and locals like Curly Leary returning from Montana State College. It notes William Duckham Jr heading to San Francisco for his brother Martins priesthood ordination and Viola Leary graduating from the University of Montana with AB, plus Maureen Desmond convalescing and John G Holland Jr graduating from Georgetown Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Helen McLeod
Angus McLeod
University of Montana
Henry E. Carroll Jr
Myrtle Johnson
Ernest W. Johns
Mas Keyes
Butte
Marie W. Aldenhuysen
Margaret C. Walsh
Missoula
Aldenhuysen
Los Angeles
M. Kilvanick
Marjorie Ralph
Salt Lake City
E. A. Shewe
Wilfred Leary
Curly
Montana State College
J. C. Leary
Excelsior Street
William Duckham Jr
Utah Avenue
San Francisco
Martin
St. Mary's Cathedral
South Excelsior Street
Viola
Miss Leary
Maureen Desmond
Annabelle Desmond
Dillon
Miss Desmond
David Kilroy
John G. Holland Jr
John G. Holland
West
Granite Street
Law School
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Butte Country Club Plans Dinner Dance Event
The Butte Country Club will host a dinner dance at the clubhouse next Thursday evening, June 21. Dinner is at 7 and dancing follows with Matson's orchestra playing from 8 to 12. Reservations for dinner are due by Wednesday night. Mrs. H. Slack has been secured as caterer for the 1923 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
Matson
Bill Snyder Arrested in Robbery Case on West Galena Street
Detectives Rodda and Gerry arrested Bill Snyder last evening on a robbery charge involving William Rule. Rule said he was robbed of twenty dollars and a gold watch and chain at Snyder’s place. The watch and money were found in Snyder’s possession after a search.
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William Rule
Bill Snyder
West Galena Street
Rodda
Gerry
Rule
Snyder
Drunkenness Tops Offenses in Butte Arrests 1922
Detective Frank White reports that nearly half of arrests in Butte in 1922 were for drunkenness. Of 38,882 total arrests, 1,512 were for drunkenness, per World League against alcoholism data. The figures exclude violations of prohibition laws. A separate note mentions relief aid shipments to North Russia with quantities of reindeer meat and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Frank White
World League Against Alcoholism
Bullet Flattens in Breast Bone in Milk House Shooting
Hoage a 16 year old and Delano 17, shot with a 22 caliber revolver in a milk house at 210 Mormon Street. Bullet flattened against the breast bone, causing a flesh wound. Delano claimed he was showing the gun. he thought it empty and fired seven times unintentionally. Both youths live in Columbus, with Hoage at 401 Kemper Avenue and Delano at 105 South Warren Avenue. He was taken into custody and later released. The incident underscores dangers of the pistol and near-miss heart threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoage
Nick Delano
Mormon Street
Delano
Columbia Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
O'Connor
Kemper Avenue
South Warren Avenue
Wholesale sentencing fills Deer Lodge prison in one day
Judge Lynch sentenced five drug offenders to one to two years in state prison and $500 fines each. David Dodds Grover Spencer Elva Morgan Margaret Dwyer and Ed Pierce pleaded guilty after arrest for morphine or cocaine possession. Five guilty pleas followed Henry Marks losing a new trial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Deer Lodge
David Dodds
Grover Spencer
Elva Morgan
Margaret Dwyer
Ed Pierce
Henry Marks
Election of Officers in Calanthe Temple No 3 Pythian Sisters
Calanthe temple No 3 Pythian Sisters held its June 13 meeting election of officers. Mae Ford was named Most Excellent Chief with Louise Hill as Excellent Senior and Hazel Plint as Excellent Junior. Representatives to the Grand Temple Convention will meet in Great Falls in September. A joint installation with the Knights of Pythias is planned for early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Mae Ford
Louise Hill
Hazel Plint
Temple
Ida Ball
May P. Caddy
Anna Quinn
Ollie Ball
Agnes iGlsten
Bessie Hill
Emma Bartells
Mary P. Caddy
Margaret Stephens
E. Hannah Woolcock
A. Hill
H. Woolcock
J. Bartells
Grand Temple
Great Falls
Mitchell, Co
Myers
E. Bartels
A. Gilston
B. Hawken
B. Gilston
E. Julian
L. Plint
Montana Roads Favorable For Tourists In 1900 Reports
Yellow stone Trail bureau reports Montana highways largely in good to excellent 1900 condition. Drumond road is very good, Mis soula fair, Fourth of July canyon to Spokane good, Thompson Falls route fair. Eastern routes to Billings excellent, Harding grade over divide easy for small machines. Sunshine trail to Shelby via Helena and Great Falls good. south to Monida similar. Idaho segment near Monida under construction and nearly impassable. alternative route Armstead Grant Leadore Gilmore Idaho Falls to Idaho Malls offers good roads to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Montana
Drummond
Missoula
Fourth of July Canyon
Spokane
Thompson Falls
Billings
Harding
Continental Divide
Shelby
Helena
Great Falls
Monida
Idaho
Armstead
Grant, Mont
Leadore
Gilmore
Salt Lake
Confiscation Plea Over Seized Liquor From Local Raid
County attorney seeks an order of confiscation for liquor seized last December from the premises of Jack Drew and William King. The petition says the liquor has remained in the county attorney’s office and that no order or claim was rendered during the hearing linked to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Drew
William King
Petty Larceny Charge Filed in County Court
Peter Kerzy is charged with petty larceny in a complaint filed in the justice courts by the county attorney on complaint of Robert Zimor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kerzy
Justice Courts
Robert Zimor
Chief Murphy raises ante on intoxicated drivers
Police Chief Murphy announced a $300 bond for operating a vehicle under the influence. The first arrest under the rule occurred as a driver was found attempting to operate while intoxicated. Recent fatal accidents linked drunken driving prompted police and courts to act, with a judge suspending one owner for three months and others facing heavy fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Shea
Butte Chamber Opens New Traffic Department
The Butte Chamber of Commerce launches a traffic department to aid shippers and receivers. W. L. Kalsh, from Trenton Chamber of Commerce, will lead with extensive rail transport experience. A traffic committee of local business leaders recommended the unit. The department will maintain tariff files, adjust bills, file overcharge claims, trace delays, advise on transport problems, quote rates, and issue a monthly tariff bulletin to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Kalsh
Trenton
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
United States
Chamber
Eri. S. Woodland
Montana Hardware Company
F. J. Bovile
Henningsen Company
C FF. Ginter
Hennessy'’s
Areciice Kennedy
Capitol Commission Company
Fred J. McQueeny
McQueeny Transfer Company
New Traffic Department
Walsh
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Western Railways
Rider-Moore College
Mrs Sullivan Dies at Mother's Home in Butte
Margaret Sullivan 47 a Butte resident for 42 years died after a short illness at her mother's home 925 Minah street She was born in Michigan came to Butte as a child later lived in California briefly Survived by husband Michael J Sullivan two daughters Mrs May York and Margaret two sons Stewart and Frank a sister Mrs J W Whalen two brothers Dennis and Dan Dunn and an uncle Dan Dwyer Funeral arrangements to be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sullivan
Butte
Abbie Dunn
Minah Street
Sullivan
Michigan
California
Michael J Sullivan
Voters Visit Planned By National League Figures
Miss Florence Harrison of Minneapolis and Mrs Andrea Ueland of Ohio are scheduled to visit Butte to represent the National League of Women Voters at the Montana league state convention next Friday evening and Saturday They will also attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Anaconda Readings label them as top organizers and speakers in the league.
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Florence Harrison
Minneapolis
Minn
Andrea Ueland
Ohio
Butte
National League of Women Voters
Montana League
Harrison
Ueland
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Anaconda
National League
Baseball Bat and Poker in Court
Justice O Neill heard a case about a poker and a baseball bat in a dispute between Mrs Olga Paulson and Mrs Anna Passi. Paulson claimed self defense after wielding the bat which she admitted using. Passi was said to hold the poker. The court took the matter under advisement to review the evidence and decide.
Milk energy yields compare to steak and eggs
A quart of milk provides energy equivalent to 14.9 units of steak or nine eggs, illustrating the relative energy content of dairy versus meat and poultry.
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Symons Econom Ip
Peopli
Long Branch
Rampou’s Cafe
North Main Street
Butte Notes
Oston Bros
Loiselle Taxi Service
Vicente
Blasco Ibanez
Ansonia
Englewood
Northeen
Russia
Ed Hoage
Chai
Ieee
Galanthe Temple
Il A. m
Dorothy
Phillips
Interesting News Weekly
Riolt
Melody Men
J. P. Derville
George Ovsene
Glant Organ
Man Who
THE
Butte Phonograph Company
Edison
North Main
Hennessy
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