Butte Notes Guests Register at Local Hotels
Adv. Dr. J. L. Clement of Great Falls, Dr. E. Carlson of Bozeman, and H . Morse from Jardine are among business visitors staying at the Arizona hotel in Butte. J. H. Miller from Boulder and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kinnty of Great Falls are also registered at the Arizona. They come for business, meetings, and shopping during their Butte stay at the New Finlen and other downtown hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
J. L. Clement
Great Falls
Butte
Arizona
E. Carlson
Bozeman
New Finlen
H. @. Morse
Jardine
J. H. Miller
Boulder
The
C. G. Kinnty
R. A. Keenan
Sheridan
Lloyd Williamson
Deer Lodge
P. O
Advv
George Chambers
Malta
New Tinten
Special notice of deliveries and visiting dignitaries in Butte
The notice lists delivery issues for the Standard with a 7 30 deadline and a special messenger option. It then profiles numerous visitors and guests in Butte for the state G A R convention and patriotic society meetings, naming individuals and their hotels including Missoula Missoula Anaconda Sheridan Deer Lodge Livingston Livingston Kalispell Glendive Billings Malta Great Falls Anaconda Anaconda Butte And many more, with hotels New Finlen Thornton Acoma Arizona and J A R conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Shippam
Missoula
Butte
New Tinten
A. L. Billings
Livingston
Thornton
F. M. Ramsey
Walla Walla
Margaret Hutchinson
Aconia
Billings
New Finlen
Patriotic Clubs
E. J. Witzel
Jennie E. Quane
Anaconda
H. E. Johnson
Glendive
Acoma
Edna M. Thompson
Kalispell
Charles Garvin
Montana Patriotic Societies
Tony Hammes
North Main Street
Harry Cornwell
Christine Winter
Edmund Verley
of Patriotic Societies
Joseph Turner
Frits Koopman
8. Benson
Great Falls
Montana Atriotic Societies
Kk. L. Hawins
Albert Crowell
Charles Cobb
Arizona
Ladies of the Grand Army lead opening convention day
On opening day in Butte the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic led activities with a business session memorial service and banquet. They attended a campfire entertainment at Knights of Columbus after a 4 pm memorial at Odd Fellows hall and a 6 pm dinner at St. John’s parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Clare BE. Ware
The
Order
Montana
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
MacRae
George Howe
J. B. Goose
Anaconda
G. A.R
St. John’s Parish
Negro Man Goes On Trial For Narcotic Charge
Charles Finley known as Chubby Negro stands trial before Judge Lynch and a jury for a second narcotic offense after an acquittal in a prior case. Principal witness J G Mueller testified he bought morphine from Finley for a dollar and admitted drug addiction. Dr Dubos confirmed the substance was morphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chubby) Finley
J. J. Lynch
Finley
J. G. Mueller
Whitey
Mueller
J. J. McCaffery
Mr. McCaffery
J. J. Bourquin
Fines Totaled $590 From Police Court
The city collected $590 yesterday in a heavy police court session. Jean Beebe Bill Green and George Grabner each forfeited $50 on nuisance charges. Mike Ryan Lena Smith and Marie Jensen each forfeited $20 on disturbance. Eight women pleaded guilty to vagrancy charges and were fined $10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Beebe
Bill Green
George Grabner
Mike Ryan
Lena Smith
Marie Jensen
Louie in retreat from angry woman on East Curtis
Enrique Gonzales a former Mexican army lieutenant retreated before an angry woman on East Curtis street when Detectives Powell and White intervened. Gonzales was arrested and is held on an investigation charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Gonzales
East Curtis Street
Powell
White
Gonzales
Charter member of Butte Relief Corps gravely ill
Ruth A. Burton a charter member of Lincoln's Women's Relief corps lay bedridden but received visits from delegates at the state encampment. At 84 she has attended every state encampment since 1892. The gathering paused in tribute as she lay at bed. Aunt Mary Hauswirth, the other living charter member, attended and participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Burton
Lincoln’ Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps Department
Ma” Burton
Mary” Hauswirth
Bakeries to Open Thursday Morning
Bakers in Butte and Anaconda plan to resume full operation Thursday after a temporary strike over wage raises. About 90 workers from 17 shops in Butte and two Anaconda bakeries did not report for work, but master bakers say output will return to normal with no major bread shortage anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
George S. Martin
The
Associated Industries
Identity of slain Milwaukee man to be released today
The identity of the man shot to death last Wednesday in Milwaukee rail yards may be announced today. Mrs. Morton Howell of East Las Vegas New Mexico, daughter of Walter G Benjamin the missing city clerk, is expected to arrive in Butte tonight. Descriptions of the dead man and Benjamin tally and distinctive marks have been announced as identical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Morton Howell
East Las Vegas
N. M
Walter G. Benjamin
Butte
Benjamin Tally
Howell
After 43 Years She Meets Her Brother
R P Nelson of Iron Mountain Michigan visits with his sister Mrs Charles Rowe of 115 Walnut Street after a 43 year separation. Nelson an employee at the Commercial Bank in Iron Mountain has lived there many years. Rowe has long resided in Butte and they plan a several week visit together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Nelson
Iron Mountain
Mich
Charles Rowe
Walnut Street
Mr. Nelson
Commercial Bank
Rowe
Butte
Veterans Parade and Mines Band Concert Tonight
A joint gathering of five Montana patriotic groups in Butte features a parade of Civil War, Spanish American and World War veterans with auxiliaries and citizens, followed by a Mines band concert directed by Sam Treloar at Wyoming and Granite Streets. The parade forms at 6 pm at the courthouse, led by G A R commander W B Harlan, and travels a detailed route through downtown before the concert. A Kalispell Women's Relief Corps drill team shows after the parade, with seats provided for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mines
Montana
Sam Treloar
Wyoming
Granite
W. B. Harlan
Columbia Falls
Butte Police
Butte Mines Band
Women’s Relief Corps
Butte Elks
American Legion
Silver Bow Post
No. 1
United Spanish War Veterans
Courthouse
Main
Broad Way
Broadway
Park
Arizona
Women’s Relief Corps of Kalispell
Burglars Torch Boulder Station In Nitro Blast
Yeggmen used nitroglycerine to blow open the Great Northern station in Boulder early yesterday. They secured only $6 and are believed to be two young men seen nearby before the raid. The watchman discovered the crime. the depot clock stopped at 1:30 a.m. debris and a blown safe, a door torn from its hinges, and a stove hole marked the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Boulder
Advertising Campaign Meeting On Northern Pacific Railways
A conference is set for Wednesday with Northern Pacific officials and Chamber of Commerce officers to discuss the million dollar advertising campaign of the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Burlington railroads now appearing in Eastern magazines. A B Smith general passenger agent and Max Goodsill will represent the railway. Montana representation in the campaign will be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Frank Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Eastern
A. B. Smith
Max Goodsill
Montana
Two Stills Captured During Police Raids
Federal officers and police seized two distilleries on Daly Street in separate homes. At one location in the 300 block a wash boiler still was found behind a dav enport with mash and moonshine. Pete Calcaterra was arrested for operating a still. In the 400 block Mrs Sheehan was arrested after a still was found in a woodshed along with moonshine wine and beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Street
Federal
Holter
Murphy
Powell
White
Pete Calcaterra
Sheehan
John Stajcer Dies After Mine Injury in Butte
John Stajcer died in a Butte hospital after an injury at the West Colusa mine on Saturday. Coroner Murphy investigates the case. A Croat native, 40 years old, he had lived in Butte for 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stajcer
West Colusa
Butte
Murphy
Stajcer
Croatia
Trail Bureau Names Donald Treloar as Manager
Donald Treloar, a sophomore at Intermountain Union College in Helena, was named manager of the Yellowstone trail bureau in Butte for the season. Announcement came by telegraph from H O Cooley, general manager, headquartered in Minneapolis. The son of Mr and Mrs Richard Treloar, he was born in Butte and recently finished his freshman year. He was chosen from three applicants. The bureau will operate 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily in summer. road maps and train information will be provided to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Treloar
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Butte
Treloar
H. O. Cooley
Trail
Minneapolis
Mr. Treloar
Richard Treloar
Whitman Avenue
Funeral Services for Mrs G Haefer Held at Family Home
Funeral services for Mrs George Haefer were conducted yesterday afternoon at her parents home 623 South Jackson street. Rev O Farrell read the service and burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery. A native of Butte she had lived in Los Angeles for eight years and died while visiting her parents. Pallbearers were Waters Weir Egan Hanley McGrew and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haefer
H. A. Taylor
South Jackson Street
O'Farrell
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Oward Waters
Thomas Weir
Mel Egan
E. V. Hanley
Thiass McGrew
Marcus Campbell
Yellowstone Park Opening Friday Seeks Chamber Presence
Secretary Frank Venable of the chamber of commerce received the official opening announcement for Yellowstone park for the 1924 season on June 20. A celebration with a speaking program will be held at Gardiner and the chamber is invited to send a representative. Many Butte residents plan to attend in Gardiner and then tour the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Chamber
Butte
Park
Secretary Stewart Visits City on Official Duty
Charles T. Stewart secretary of State spent yesterday in Butte from Helena on official business. He will leave for Iena this morning and will return to Butte in a few days to complete business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Stewart
Butte
Helena
Iena
Kidney Relief Claim for Foley Pills Stirs Local Endorsement
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa praises Foley Pills as the best kidney stimulant he has used. He reports prior weakness in the back and dizziness, but after taking the pills he feels fine and more capable. Paxson Rockefeller Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Paxson & Rockefeller
Ady
Notice on debts and hotel registration
Notice states the speaker will not be responsible for any bills contracted by others after June 17 and names Adv. James M Lucas. It also records Mayme Overfelt registered at the Acoma hotel from Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M’lucas
Mayme Overfelt
Acoma
Big Timber
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S. I
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Idaho
Hansen's
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Dr. Cole
West Park
R. A. Pearson
Atte
B. Ala
Ladies IK
Negro
Tacoma
Washington
Episcopal
Noies
Adelaide
B. Preston B.L
Butte Relief Corps
Butte Bakers
McCarthy’s Pure Food Stores
East Broadway
Public Market
Dakota
Dewey Point
Five Mile
Bown
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Heed
Larry Duggan
North Street
Pho 770
G. Haefer
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Stewart
Dave Brodie
W. Park St
Electronic Hospital
Dr. Albert Abrams
Lewisohn Einance
West Granite
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
South Mortana Street
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Eimbalmers
Mast Park Street
Gosselin & Harkins
Joe Cassidy
Gosselin
Park Street
SS. Philip and Jacob Society
Constance
Paramount
Lois Wilson
Richard Dix
PY van Ngake Sss
Joe Melvin
Juggler
Marion Gibney
Bobby and Earl
S.S.S
V. D. Schaff
15Th Street
Washington, D. C
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Bobet
E& Lorenz WM. J. Sullivan
N. Main
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