Butte Visitors Register at Local Hotels Mix of Guests
The Butte notes list numerous travelers and registrations at city hotels including Orton Bros pianos from Butte, Missoula, Virginia City, Wise River, Whitehall, Dillon, Helena, Great Falls, Bozeman and Harrison. Names include Stratton, Owens, Rooney, Tout, Wunderlich, Carter, Davenough, Huber, Flaherty, Duncan, Foley, Ceslo, McKay, plus others. Also advertised are office supplies and stationery at the P. O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Carter
Harrison
Arizona
J. M. Davenough
Butte
Whitehall
H. H. Huber
Louis C. Flaherty
Great Falls
Finlen
W. L. Duncan
Betty
Bozeman
Fred Harwell
Divide
Acoma
F. M. Foley
Dillon
Stanley Ceslo
The
A. J. McKay
P. O
Bootlegging profits cited in separate maintenance suit
Harriet S. Marling accuses J R Marling of operating two bootlegging outfits on Main street with monthly net profits of 300 to 350 dollars and an income of 600 to 700 dollars. She asks 150 for support 200 for attorney fees and authorization to prosecute. The couple married in Billings in 1923 have no children. The action notes he has given only 10 dollars since March and favors another woman, Josephine A Slater, per attorney Max S Galaso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
District Court
Harriet S. Marling
J. R Marling
Billings
Ben Bank
Arthur Bank
Dismissed in Court Leads Dalrymple In Trouble Again
William Dalrymple, charged with disturbance after a taxi fare dispute, was dismissed in police court and sat in the courtroom. Detective Joe Powell, investigating a robbery at Enoch Johns’s room, spotted Dalrymple on the blotter and later took him into custody on a burglary charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Joe Powell
Enoch Johns
John
Auto Load of Beer Left in His Garage
Bill Applegate, contractor on the Blackfoot highway in Glacier park, recalls a prohibition incident at his garage in Butte. A stranger warned of beer, a prohibition agent chased a beer-runner, the car was stolen, and the agent drove off with the beer. Applegate plans to return to Glacier today after eye treatment. road work on the 374 mile stretch should finish in about 10 days with eight miles near St Marys lake travel ready now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Applegate
Blackfoot
Glacier Park
Butte
Applegate
Glacier
St. Mary’s Lake
Rotana Club Dines and Plans Regular Meeting
The Rotana club meets this evening at Gamrers for a 6 30 dinner. Miss Phyllis Wolfe leads the program with solos by Miss Margaret Williams recital pieces by Roger and Kathleen Glenn. Hazel Barnicoat performs Second Rhapsody on piano while committee chairs report on the Montana Products Dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotana Club
Gamrer’s
Phyllis Wolfe
Margaret Williams
Roger
Mister Robin
Katherine Glenn
Hazel Barnicoat
Montana Products
Butte Briefs From Local Society and Travel
Leo M. Kilburg Spokane railroad visitor. Mrs. B. B. Ferris Bozeman registered at Leggat while visiting friends. C. A. Ashton Helena guest at Acoma on business. C. A. Drummond Helena registered at Finlen on business. W. H. Merriman Northern Pacific agent returned from Helena trip. Mrs. Etta Recksick operated on for appendicitis at Murray hospital. John Mitchell home from Creighton university to spend summer with his mother Mary Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Kilburg
Spokane
B. B. Ferris
Bozeman
Leggat
C. A. Ashton
Helena
Acoma
C. A. Drummond
Finlen
W. H. Merriman
Butte
Northern Pacific Railroad
Etta Recksick
Argyle Street
Murray Hospital
John Mitchell
Creighton University
Mary Mitchell
North Jackson Street
Nagoya Plans 2 Million Dollar Municipal Market
Nagoya Japan announces construction of a municipal market with a budget of 2 000 000 dollars. City officials expect a modern facility to serve vendors and residents and open within the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagoya
Japan
Federal court term ends in Butte district until fall session
The Butte district federal court completed its spring term and will reconvene in Helena in July. Hearings included Montana Mercantile versus Rasmussen and Tomich versus Union Trust, with decisions pending. The bench warned bootleggers that a fourth conviction could mean Leavenworth and intensified efforts cut crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helena
Montana Mercantile Company
C. A. Rasmussen
T. Tomich
Union Trust Company
Henry McClernan
United States
Patrick E. Geagan
Bertha McClernan
John B. McClernan
Butte District
Lauzier- Wolcott Company
W. T. Wright
Leavenworth
Will Frame Budget At Meeting Tonight
The ways and means committee of the city council will hold its final session tonight to prepare a recommendation for Butte's 1928 29 budget. Members met yesterday to discuss items for the council at Wednesday's regular meeting. Alderman Herman Blank said the goal is a budget near the current year's $413 000 allocation amid lower city income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Butte
Herman Blank
Mikovich Self-Inflicted Gunshot Confirmed Inquest Says
Coroner Holland presided over an inquest into the death of Chris Mikovich. The jury found he died of a head gunshot wound, self-inflicted amid personal crisis. He was found June 11 in a Nevada street yard with an Otis-Smith .38 revolver nearby. He lived at 2017 South Wyoming Street and died at the hospital the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Mikovich
Holland
Mikovich
Wyoming Street
Nevada Street
Reckless Driving Charge Stemming From July Crash
A complaint filed in county justice court accuses William Korbi of reckless driving for a July Fourth incident at Park and Arizona streets. Prosecutors say Korbi ran down William Kent, who sustained serious leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and
Arizona Streets
William Korbi
William Kent
Kent
Veteran War Veteran Victim Loses Papers in Robbery
Charles G. Smith a Spanish American war veteran and World War I veteran reported a robbery at his room 12 West Quartz Street. He said three U S army discharge papers and some clothes were taken yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Smith
U. S. Army
West Quartz Street
Local Drivers Report Collisions and Vehicle Theft
E E Emerson of 1003 Maryland avenue said his car hit another at Main and Granite yesterday. Mary Marko of 1910 South Washington reported a collision with another vehicle. Charles Mantz of Anaconda reported the theft of his car from Meaderville. N Clark of 21 East Platinum had a car stolen yesterday and later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Emerson
Maryland Avenue
Main
Granite Streets
Mary Marko
South Washington
Charles Mantz
Anaconda
Meaderville
N. Clark
21 East
Festival Held Indoors At Immaculate Conception Parish
Rainy weather pushes the June parish festival to the school hall. Symons Dry Goods window dresser decorates, booths set, carnival features ready for tonight and tomorrow. Ham and hot dogs from Hansen Packing, coffee from F B Price, cakes and candy by parish area housekeepers. Young ladies oversee booths, elaborate program planned, organizers confident in enjoyment despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Symons Dry Goods Company
Hansen Packing Company
F. B. Price
Dinner Kiwanis Day in Butte Observed at Hotel Finlen
Butte Kiwanis members marked All Kiwanis Day with a dinner in the Hotel Finlen banquet hall. B. M. Downie led in Dr. H. A. Tash's absence as president attends the Seattle convention. Dee McGonigle spoke on Kiwanis history and aims, noting 1,700 clubs and 100,000 members in the U S and Canada. The Centrist orchestra and Sullivan trio entertained after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Kiwanis
Detroit
United States
Canada
Mece- Gonigle
Sullivan
Jimmy, Douglas
Margaret Sullivan
Burglar Escapes After Home Invasion On North Atlantic Street
A burglar entered the back door of Mrs. W. J. Boggs at 21 North Atlantic Street early yesterday morning. He fled when the woman cried out and awakened her husband. nothing appeared to be stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Boggs
North Atlantic Street
Motion Calendar in Probate Court Grants Mortgages and Appoints
Judge J. J. Lynch disposed of the probate law and motion calendar. The estate of James Butler Couse received a $55,000 mortgage on realty to refinance an earlier loan. Other matters included continuances, letters of administration, and final accounts in multiple estates, with a divorce decree granted in Annie T. Strike v Chester W. Strike and alleged threats cited in Lundstrom cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
J. J. Lynch
James Butler Couse
George Spillum
Stella Peterson
FE. B. Peterson
D. J. Leary
Sarah Leary
Ralph B. Dutch
Eugenia Dutch
Elizabeth Wragg
Ben Wilson
Carroll
Louise Noves
William C. Noves
Hannah Lundstrom
Law Came Half Hour Too Early To Catch Him Drunk
In police court John Doe Cassidy defended a drunkenness charge claiming authorities arrived too early for the party. He admitted a few drinks and paid a $5 fine. J Whitman, a vag arrested, testified to a drug habit since 1899 and received a 30 day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
John Doe Cassidy
Cassidy
Tfere
J. Whitman
Philippines
Mother and Infant Die in Local Hospital Tragic Loss
Mrs Eva Digler a Russian native who lived in Butte seven years died yesterday morning with her infant son at a local hospital. She was 30 and survived by her husband Stephen Digler a son a daughter seven brothers and a sister plus two sisters in North Dakota. The bodies remain at Duggan chapel awaiting funeral plans. Mrs Werry buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery services were held at Richards chapel with Ruth Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star officiating. The grave services were conducted by Miriam Rebekah lodge pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Digler
Werry
Maud Werry
Richards Chapel
Ruth Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
E. J. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Felix Mallon
Richard Gantrell
Phillip Hosking
Charles Jones
John Aden
Ed Richards
Funeral for Patrick J. Doherty Held at Home and St Josephs
The funeral for Patrick J. Doherty will be held today at the family home on 500 Colorado Street before proceeding to St. Joseph's Church. A Requiem High Mass is set for 9 30 o'clock. Interment will take place at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Suspect Arrested in Carney Art Shop Theft
Ed Dussau was arrested by police yesterday as a suspect in the theft of two purses from the Carney Art shop. He is held at the city jail for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dussau
Carney
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Victory
Silver Bow Motor Car Company
Idaho Streets
Frank Osborne
East Commercial Street
Dodge Brothers
Butte Notes
Orton Bros
Herence Stratton
Missoula
Geisser
Wise River
Emma Owens
Virginia City
J. H. Rooney
Livingston
C. A. Tout
A. W. Briggs
M. F. Wunderlich
Thornton
Rialto Building
Bastile
Butte Briefs
Ederal
Immaculate Conception Parish
Dee McGonigle
Ansonia
Buddy Roosevelt
Buddy
TOO Much
SLEEP
FOX News
Western Plumbing & Electric CO
Arnold Co
Wyoming Streets
Lynch
John Good
Case
Maurice Ryan
C. P
Anna H. Nixholm
Minnie Forrest
C. J. Edwards
F. S. Edwards
Elizabeth McNally
Mary Crowley
Will
Law
F. Pewters Asst
Lewistown
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
Shelby
Great Northern
ER. O. Boyle
Metals Bank Bldg
PD. E. Wilder
Vneeva
Chicago
Phyliss Haver Dy
Roxie Hart
Paramount
Hal Roach
NEW News
National Trunk Factory
West Broadway
Continental Oil Company
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