Local notes from Butte residents and visitors
A collage of itineraries and arrivals in Butte includes J F Jackson of Pipestone, Morgan Jones of Potomac, Shortridge among Wis dom arrivals, and W A M L Prett of Billings visiting. W W Tracy en route to Thompson Falls, Katherine Tracy and Drae Gere years of Oregon avenue visiting at Trask, and Mrs May Brothers traveling to Helena. Also listed are local business visits, advances in newsstands, and minor charges of petty larceny against Bari Henry with tobacco loss valued at 21 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bres
B. B.roe
Tetoucher
Tonivin
J. F. Jackson
Pipestone
Butte
G. A. Riges
Aly
J. S.faust
Léwiulan
Idalo
Morgan Jones
Potomac
Johnson
Billings
Yexen Bros
Walker’s
Troxel
John Stevenson
Aml
Prett
Imin
Bute Cab and Transfer Co
Utihavenuo
Thompson Fullg
Katherine Tracy
Misa Draegere
Oregon Avenue
Trask
W. Hy Merriman
Duleth
St. Paul
John H. Ryan
L Zimmerman
Robert Morris
Worm Springs
Z. Tebbin
Los Angeles
Paul Jolson
Davis Ranch
May Brothers
Great Northern
Helena
T. A. Burnham
Haters
Watsersille
H. E. Burnlin
T.o'kfagen
Bennett Hotel
Mexico
William Evans
Purdue University
Wes
Uy Electrical Engineering
Tew
Pictorial
Review
Vogues
Woman's Home Companion
McChyre’s
Péarson’s
Alngrees
F. O. News
Clink Ge Hes
Ton Angeles
Serigna Ineas
Meslanus
Carrie Auerbach
Mises Watherine Leden
Mies Ethel Mattlesen
Seattle
North Coast
Keipts
Migs
Lennon
Pomona
Cel
Artin Hehotes
South Arizona
Grill
Cate
We Park
Frances Lewis
Bra
Leedom
Atra
A. M. Gates
Poleon
Pean
Mra. Phiter
Missoula
Suierl
Bari Henry
Council approves police force reform plan and exam board
The Butte city council passes a substitute measure creating a city police commission led by the city physician to examine all officers for fitness, age, and capacity. The mayor appoints and files charges if needed. hearings may follow. Debate centers on mayoral power and police reorganization, with officers examined and potential dismissals to reduce ineffective staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Clty
Warner
Swarts
Annte
Cav
Police Commission
Mils
Lone Sala
Duncan
Ife
Orton
Curan
Aldenan Swarts
Hagher
Muiyor
Tele
Alderman Smith
Iéalley
Mackel
Supreme Court
Yeu
Orlow
McManus
Allen
Tissell
Clinch
Ladendorff
Smith
Cbarmyer
Davis
Sullivan
Connors
McAndrews
Lane
Varts
O'Connell
Rowling Musiness
Empress Vaudeville Show Caps Week With Stars
The Empress theater plans a closing bill this evening with afternoon recitation and a full show. The house has been near capacity and patrons praise a thoroughly enjoyable program. During warm weather the venue stays cool with electric fans and a top lineup of vaudeville stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theater
Kent Cach
Fang
University of Washington Grants 271 Degrees at 39th Commencement
Washington University Seale Washington June 17 two hundred seventy one students were awarded degrees at the thirty ninth commencement. Frederick Turner of Tarved delivered the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale
Wash
University of Washington
Turner of
Tarvaed
Arrivals List of Hotel Guests Across Cities and States
An extended ledger of hotel arrivals includes numerous names and origins such as Great Falls, Seattle, Denver, Spokane, Helena, Missoula, and Madison. The roster lists guests from East and West Coast cities, towns in Idaho, Montana, Utah, Oregon, and beyond, with many travelers and couples noted among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Waller
Townsend
Robert Higgins
Spokane
Moma K. Dungaa
Denver
Charles Howard
Binge
Mary BE. Manly
Duinnenpotla
A. Michaisyck
Great Falls
J. 3. Polnyexter
Gillon
A. Bullwinkel
Sear
Oscar ‘Icuhn
Sidon
Chingh Social Today At South Side Methodist Church
Under the Home Mission Society of the South Side Methodist church a social will be held in the charge portion today from dusk until 10 o clock in the evening. Strawberries and cream home made cake and other delicacies will be served to raise funds for building a retaining wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society of the
South Side Methodie Church
Gharec Partora
Cerner
Cheese Weight Dispute Ends in Courtroom Win for Colter
In Acermington a police court case pitted John Teall against James Goiter over cheese weight. Colter, a South Mula Street saloon bartender, kept cheese for free lunches. Teall bought a pound but found it weighed only 10 ounces, prompting an arrest. Colter claimed he sold exactly what was asked, two bits of 10 cent cheese. The court accepted Colter’s explanation and released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teall
James Goiter
Laken
Anl Colter
Colter
South Mula Street
Beail
Teall
Quincer
Webeht
Whett Ip
Real
Gotter
Cotter
Roxll
Rele
Old Timer EB P Petersen Dies in Santa Barbara
Word reached Butte yesterday of the death of EB P Petersen in Santa Barbara California. The old timer and miner who worked in the camp for years then ran the Peterson house for years was 69 and leaves three children. His sister Mrs Corby and a daughter left for Santa Barbara to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. P. Petersen
Santa Barbara
Cal
Joseph Corby
Corby
Ler
Peterson
Butte
Pilot Butte Mining Suit Proceeding With Pat Sheehan Testimony
Pat Sheehan former superintendent of Pilot Butte testified in the Ansconda Mining company versus Pilot Butte case. He described the sinking of a shaft and development work and admitted heavy stock interests in Flint Butte. The case will resume Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sheehan
Pilot Butte
Ansconda Mining Company
Pilot Butte Company
Ahase
Une
Attorney General Alvord Marries in Los Angeles Trip
Alvord, Montano assistant attorney general, arrived in Butte with his bride en route from Los Angeles to Hastings where they will reside. They were married in Los Angeles about three weeks ago and Alvord told Helena friends he was leaving for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord
Butte
Francos Angeles
Heston
Abr
Montini
Los Angeles
Ble
Helena
Matrimony Smiles Amid Local Travel Plans
Marriage surprise announced for Afr and Mrs Alvard as they plan to go to Holang today. Jack Morris of Jullon among Voxiness visitors. Foren to depart on the Northern Pacific for centers today. Mrs Ellen Willkima and Mrs Sazare Fulland and daughter Jennie plan New York trip. rest visit old homes in England. Mrs Ellen Williams to visit relatives for first time in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morris
Jullon la Amons
Foren
Northern Pacific
Clontres
Ellen Willkima
Colorado Street
Sazare fUlland
M. Jones
Jennie
Pacific Street
Cent Mille
New York
Home lighting by pedal dynamo system
A French inventor has created a bicycle powered dynamo and storage battery system to light a home. By riding briefly before breakfast, a family can store electricity for lighting multiple lamps. Two models exist: a 13 volt 12 ampere battery for ordinary use and a 32 volt 2 ampere setup for stronger users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frienchman
Men Most Subject to Deafness Says French Statistician
A New York Press summary cites a French statistician claiming men have higher risk of ear diseases than women. Data notes seven middle aged persons with hearing loss, and about one in a thousand children, with the rate rising at age four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peare
Axe
Sy Poe
Ear disease and hearing power decline with age study
Data shows ear disease prevalence from birth to 49 rising then falling with age. In France during one year, about 7 percent of cases undergoing surgical treatment were cured and 3 percent permanently improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mining Advances Increase Depth and Temperature of Coal Mines
Reports indicate mining methods have improved allowing deeper work in Britain up to 3,000 feet and in Lancashire to 3,700 feet. The advancement promises higher temperatures and more efficient ventilation, with new fans designed to prevent overheating and protect miners during hot conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brital
Lancashire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Pranenffice
Aftics
Broadway
Jeweler and Optician
North Main Street
Commission
Aden
Ity
Obermeyer
Allen and
Main
Park Streets
Charles Heide
Cayssey
First Avenue
Fire Unil Water Committee
Anaconda Company
Washington. University
Elliston
Stawark Spokiwue
Thomas Barland
Wistaima
P. J. Holmes
Miles City
MH. Punt
Monti
Keown
Bozeman
Tony Dunn
Hesse
Idaho
C. C. Branson
Tigre
WEF
WEF. Kassebl, Dodson, Missby, Rh Ol, Lively, Seattle; A. J. Dison, Inedianapolis
Ala.jones
H. Grant
Deer Badge
John
Lt. Ryan
Nale
C.B. Harris
Spokana
WM Toy
Dallas
Texas
C. St. Bently
Louis
B. Goldberg
Slekerson
Salt Lake
L. 8
Ishiman
Boston
J. Tonitelle
J. Breleer
Ann Arbor
G. By White
Minneapolis
R. O. Wine
Crystal Waite
A. E. Burke
Miltdad
Hyardiey
L. F.wyeson
San Francisco
W. J. Werguaun
Helan Shelton
A. Ay Hin
PD. Mesah
M. M Mosex
Saint Spencer
Salt Taike
J. 31
Atwood
Kelena
Avoina
G. A. Mursgang
Pandar
M. Melgeson
Dickinson
A. Werts
Gulte
Flora
Cleveland
Anderson
Basin
Gbousts
Iarlayton
A. Zilimay
Lee
Wisinairs
de J. Stephens
D Slong
Zamimman
Avinslar
Ovando
Iyviuiine
Seatile
C. Parry
Dillon
Chingh Social Today
Buile
Silver and
Wyong Streets
Mras
Pistone Vale
Eourt
Robert Jerminet Library Association
Wolfe ‘Jone
Hibern
Ier
Mose Linz
Regimeus Gurney
Wisuonsin
Intel
Slyta
Jamona Gurney
Wwisconsky Hare
Okige Nlessory
Worth
Inchey Dee
BNE
Ialic Library
West Broidway
Iarriage
Afr
Alvard
Holang
I. Simon
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