Mail Train Delays Hit Butte Start to Helena Service
A special mail train overdue arrived in Helena late Friday after a cloudburst near Wibaux disrupted North Pacific service. No passengers had reached Butte by 9 PM. continuing mail runs between towns will extend into this morning with trains Ni and others expected to arrive in Helena later today.
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Butte
Northcent Pacific
Wibaux
Mont
Toca
Ing
Helena
Montana Divisson
Recreation Center Meeting Alert in Butte
Butte residents especially women are invited to a meeting at 8 pm tonight at the high school administration building on North Montana street. The session aims to discuss summer plans and the use of the swimming pool at the high school facility.
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Butte
Montana
Butte News Briefs Include Visitors, Travel, and Local Notices
Butte items report Loiselle Taxi service rent pianos from Orton Bros and visitors like Mr and Mrs Bery Ericksen of Paradise. Thula Rhodes departs for San Diego. The Vance party visits Butte and stays at the Arizona hotel. Local clubs meet with Mrs W J Dunstan and Mrs Ernest Johnson hosting. Pat Carney appeals a disturbance verdict. L D Mowat assists Dillon chamber of commerce. Nora Coughlin Sanger vs Sophie Huguenal case filed. Leslie Sanger interests in his father’s estate noted. Mrs C E Grewell, traveling, boards No 1 Northern Pacific at Beach NC. relatives await return. W J Heinemann returns from a two week trip to Washington Idaho and Montana with optimistic harvest views.
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Loiselle Taxi Service
Bery Ericksen
Paradise
Butte
CT Vance
Miswla
Arizona Hotel
Good Housekeeping
Hearst’s
P. O
Has
Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church
W. J. Dunstan
Whitman Avenue
Dorcas Society of
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Ernest Johnson
Pat Carney
Pathe Film Exchange
Washington
Idlaho
Montana
Heinemann
Leipreimer and Orton wed at home in Butte
At the home of J M Orton 1205 West Park street Charlotte Leipheimer and Walter C Orton were married by Rev Russell in the presence of immediate relatives. The couple left for a four month tour of national parks and will reside at the Dyckman on South Idaho. Leipheimer is a noted musician and teacher.
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J. M. Orton
West Park’ Street
Charlotte Leipheimer
Walter C. Orton
Russel
First Presbyterian Church
Orton
Dyckman
Idaho Street
Butte
Mme, Marie Leipheimer
E.G. Leipheimer
Golf tournaments at country club open season of play
A full schedule launches with two team handicap match play next Saturday at Butte Country Club. Eleven tournaments run through Oct 2 including the big club tournament Aug 27 to Sept 4. Details list event dates, formats, prizes, and cup donors with captains named.
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Country Club
Butte Country Club
N. B. Braly
W. M. Tuohy
H. A. Gallwey
W. N. Rossbers
Helena
J. K. Heslet
Arthur Perham
W. C. Orton
Tsing
Net Proceeds Report Required from Mines
Assessor Peter J. Kelly orders all mining companies and lessees to file their net proceeds reports by July 11. The mandate follows state board of equalization regulations fixing amounts due. Leased mining claims must report along with the operator.
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Peter J. Kelly
State Board of Equalization
Case Dismissed for Lack of Diligence in Davenport Suit
In the Charles H. Jone vs Anna Davenport et al case the district court dismissed the action for improper dispatch. Pore testified the action began September 18, 1816, and a demurrer was filed October 10. No further prosecution occurred as key witnesses died or left the state.
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Charles H. Jone
Anna Davenport
Tod. A. Pore
Pore
Prenatt Slayers Appeal Denied Yet Hope Lingers
Supreme Court denied appeals for a new trial in the Dec 9 1919 Prenatt murder case. Steve Byrne and Theodore Chronos, in Montana death cells, cling to governor clemency as jurors and instructions receive scrutiny and the path to possible reprieve narrows.
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Sylvester J. Prenatt
Steve Byrne
Theodore Chronos
Chronopolous
Supreme Court
John Duggan
Byrne
Chronos
Montana
District Court
Lynch
Tom Williams
Drow
Father Ignatius to Sing Mass Here in Butte
William Hanley will celebrate his first Mass as Father Ignatius at St. Marys church in Butte. He is the nephew of Mr and Mrs W F Hanley of 521 West Granite street and has relatives in Montana who will attend the service. He was orphaned at age one and was ordained by the Oblate Fathers on Sunday.
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Pinatt
Prenatt
Willams
Andros
Father Ignatius
Oblate Fathers
St .'S Church
Butte
William Hanley
W. F. Hanley
West
Granite Street
Montana
Mrs Ida Mackey Dies In Butte At 45
Mrs Ida Mary Mackey aged 45 of 618 East Broadway died last evening in a Butte hospital after a short illness She had lived in Butte 25 years and is survived by son Wilfred Elias Mackey and daughter Alice Edith Mackey both of Butte a sister in Helena and a sister in California The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM from Sherman Reed Tooms with interment at Mountain View cemetery
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Ida Mackey
Ida Mary Mackey
East Broadway
Butte
Mountain View Cemetery
Impressive funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Caruthers
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Caruthers who died in Butte Friday evening was held at the family home on West Woolman street. The service was conducted by Rev. J. C. Randall of Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church with Mountain View choir providing music. Interment was at Mount Moriah cemetery. pallbearers included J. M. Clines and others. The event drew many friends and floral tributes.
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Elizabeth Caruthers
Butle
West Woolman Street
J. C. Randall
Mountain View Methodist
James
Cora Williams
Ethel Rogers
Messrs
M. Webster
K. Dyer
G. Stevens
Cora Jenkins
Mount Moriah Cemetery
J. M. Clines
FT. Burnett
RW. Place
W. J. Stride
FA. Crane
G. W. Lenta
G. Edwards
W. Chisholm
Legislation Not Needed for Fort Peck Land Revaluation
Indian Commissioner Burke announced that no new law is required to revalue Fort Peck Indian Reservation lands. He cited an existing statute allowing revaluation if original assessments were too high. Bills to authorize this have long stalled due to Indian protests, risking settlers losing lands.
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Washington
Burke
Congress
Fort Peck
Riddick
Receiver loses oilfield interests after Supreme Court ruling
Helena June 20. The Associated Press reports that interests once held by Herbert A. Hover and H. H. Schwartz Jr. in the Joe Miller homestead located in the Cat Creek oilfield are no longer in the hands of a receiver, following a state supreme court order issued today.
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Associated Press
Helena
Herbert A. Hover
H. H. Schwartz Jr
Joe Miller
Cat Creek Oilield
State Supreme Court
Fragmentary note on a simmering issue and sources
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a simmering issue tied to a specific source. Details are unclear but suggest ongoing concern requiring further clarification from the original report. Local entities are not clearly identifiable within the readable text.
Floral Show 70 to be Held in August
Butte announces Floral Show 70 to be held August 1 and 13. Exhibits include vegetables fruits breads cakes pies and candies. County commissioners and chamber of commerce committee urge entries, with premiums and state fair participation encouraged. Admission free.
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Butte
Demon
Talon
Unai't
Ntrion
Chamber of Commerce
Peter Potter
J. Scott Fries
Philo King. O'Donnell
Lester Frink
Rotary Club
Lc Wills
Silver Bowl
Burglary Convicts Deny Stay of Execution Appeals
In district court an appeal challenge was raised over the information for Joe Reno and Paul Pesanti who were convicted of attempting to rob a Continental Oil filling station at Front and Arizona. The defense contends the information fails to show intent to commit larceny.
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Joe Reno
Paul Pesanti
Continentall Company
Front
Arizona Streets
Mike Stijovich Freed of Charge in Lodge Funds Case
Mike Stijovich was discharged before Justice Buckley in a preliminary hearing over alleged theft of $482 from the Serbian Balkan lodge No.9. He served as financial secretary and the accounts were in Serbian, rendering it impossible for the state to proceed. The court will decide if he should be bound over to the district court.
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Mike Stijovich
Buckley
Unity Ladies Picnic at Columbia Gardens Planned
The Ladies Aid Society of Unity Methodist Episcopal church will hold a picnic at Columbia Gardens tomorrow. A program and sports will be featured. At six o'clock luncheon will be served by a committee of the society. The committee will provide everything except cups and spoons.
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UNITY
Ladies Aid Society of Unity
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Gardens
Spoot
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