Notable visitors stay at Butte hotels in busy week
Butte welcomes travelers from Deer Lodge Great Falls Helena and Gold Creek. Guests check in at Arizona Acoma Leggat Thornton and other hotels while conducting business calling on friends or enjoying a short leisure stay. A party from Long Beach California tours eastern cities and browses the P O News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter ©. Chasse
Deer Lodge
Acoma
S. B. Nelson
Butte
Acoma. Co
Goodenough
Great Falls
Arizona
William Thompson
Helena
Leggat
G. W. Leman
J. H. Ryan
Great Walls
W. E. Jones
Haarlowton
Thornton
Frank A. Lane
A. A. Wood
Culbertsop
The
J. M. Martin
Gold Creek
W. A. Miller
Floyd Nelson
Long Beach
Cal
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
Literary Digest
Metropolitan
Movie Weekly
P. O. News
SPECIAL NOTICE II and Butte hotel guest list
A local notice lists delivery issues for the Standard and notes several guests and visitors staying at the Thornton and the Butte hotels. Names include Clyde Kneale, H K Wallace, A Hills, T M Bell, Norman Skain, Carl Christianson, J H Phillips, Mrs C A Burroughs, Charles F Burroughs, Clarence Wilson, H B Rice, C B McPhee, Henrietta Mogus, Mary McCarthy, Emma Schatzlein, Mrs Wick Carroll, Mrs S Wendall, J H Burns, Maude McIntyre, Ruth Haller, and Angus McDonald. Visitors travel from Philipsburg, Victor, Three Forks, Deer Lodge, Melrose, Lewistown, Hamilton, and Salt Lake City. several are registered at the Leggat, Thornton, or Butte hotels. indicates trips to Butte for business, shopping, and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kneale
Philipsburg
Thornton
H. K. Wallace
Victor
Leggat
A. Hills of
Three Forks
Butte
T. M. Bell
Deer Lodge
Norman Skain
Melrose
Carl Christianson
Acoma
J. H. Phillips
Wisdong
C. A. Burroughs
Charles F. Burroughs
Clarence Wilson
Lewistown
H. B. Rice
C. B. McPhee
Salt Lake City
Henrietta Mogus
Mary McCarthy
San Francisco
California
Emma Schatzlein
Wick. Carroll
Swan Lake
Dr. Campbell
S. Wendall
Hamilton
J. H. Burns
Willow Creek
Oregon
Maude McIntyre
Warren Avenue
Pacific Coast
Ruth Haller
Angus McDonald
The
Police Court fines and fines in nuisance and vagrancy cases
Joe Smith forfeited bonds of 150 dollars in police court on a nuisance charge. A woman named Mrs Johnson was fined five dollars for disturbance. Eleven women charged with vagrancy pled guilty and were fined ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Daughter for Lavelles at 1013 North Clark Street
Mr and Mrs W P Lavelle announce the birth of a 10 pound daughter yesterday morning at their home 1013 North Clark street Mother and child are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelles
W. P. Lavelle
North Clark Street
Sun-dried gizzards on sale in oriental stores
A brief market note reports sun-dried gizzards consistently available in oriental grocery shops, highlighting their steady restock and shopper interest.
Officer Slayer May Be Paroled
The state pardons board may grant parole to W. J. Little, once a feared gunman and former South Butte constable, if July 9 recommendations by Governor Dixon are approved. Little, jailed for the killing of Patrolman Bart McCarthy in 1916, could see his 40 to 80 year sentence reduced to a minimum of 12 and maximum 24 years. Also, Gov Dixon plans to recommend reducing Albert K. Victor’s burglary term from 15–30 years to 7–14 years. Victor and two companions burglarized a drug store with a post office substation in Alabama and West Granite streets. all were ex-convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
Dixon
West
W. J. Little
South Butte
Little
Bart McCarthy
Utah Avenue
Front Street
McCarthy
al Henderson
Texas
Justice Crash
Patroltrian McCarthy
Henderson
Park and
Idaho
Albert KE
Victor
Alabama
West Granite Streets
Ludnum Recovers From Lysol Poisoning in Hospital
William Ludnum, longtime Butte resident, was treated at Columbia hospital Tuesday night for Lysol poisoning and reported last night to be practically out of danger after being moved from the Maley block on Hamilton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Luadnum
Columbia Hospital
Ludnum
Butte
Maley
Hamilton Street
New York Society Bride Weds Mr Thomas C P Martin
Miss Catherine H Hall prominent in New York society wed Mr Thomas C P Martin son of the late Dr and Mrs Samuel Martin of Easton Pa. The ceremony united two distinguished families in a notable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine H. Hall
New York Society
J. Willet Hall
Thomas C. P. Martin
Samuel Martin
Easton
Kiwanis Advance Park Beautification in Butte
The Butte Kiwanis club reports spring work toward a beautified tourist park with 125 trees planted and plans to add flowers and shrubs. Rocky Mountain Garden club also joins in, aiming for a premier camping ground west of the Twin Cities. Delegates Viree and Porter report on Atlanta Kiwanis convention and Shrine events. An invitation extends to the state Kiwanis convention in Lewistown on Aug 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Kiwanis Club
A. P. Stephenson
Pierce
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Twin Cities
W. FE
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Vieree
Washington Ry, D
Shrine
Co. L. Porter
Lewistown Kiwanis
Butte Club
Young Woman Victim Of Alleged Attack In Butte
Two men were arrested by Butte police over an alleged attack on Mildred McConville of Bozeman in a Buttero lodging house. One suspect was seized from a Northern Pacific train at Sand Point Idaho, the other found in Butte. A third man is sought as McConville, 21, visited Mrs Henry Miller, wife of one suspect. The victim’s condition stabilized though she remains in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buta
Arizona Street
Mildred McConville
Bozeman
Buttero
J. H B. King
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Idaho
Butte
Henry Miller
White
Powell
Mise McConville
Butte Country Club Dinner Match Sets Forty Six Golf Teams
Forty six teams from Butte Country Club compete in a Saturday dinner match team event. Captains J A Heilbronner and J Bruce Kremer lead rival sides. Pairings include Heilbronner vs Kremer and numerous other matches listed. loser covers dinner expenses and Calcutta pool follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Butte Country Club
J. A. Heilbronner
J. Bruce Kremer
Calcutta
Bruce Kremethi
Barker
Colin Kidd
RR Kilroe
Martin Kall
H. H. Cochrane
Mate
Bare R. FP. Gaines
T. Witherspoon
R. Wo Sates
AR. Parker
L. E.R. Vieher
C. Ronner
A. T. Morgan
J. A Groenveld
J. Tt. Hobbine William FF. Love
George Lounsberr
A.C. Kremer
J. R. Jackson
H. WK. van der Heydt
M. C. Roberts
F. C. Walker
Tom Walker
W. Red
White
W.towne
J. M. Gillie
Gay Stivers
Lee Marx
FW. Barrett
W.cine
Quarles Funeral to be Held Tomorrow
William K. Quarles who died suddenly in Kansas City will have his funeral at the Quarles home 1240 West Platinum Street Monday at 2 PM. The Rev RE Groeneveld of First Presbyterian Church will officiate and Mount Moriah cemetery services will include Silver Bow lodge No 48 Masonic rites. The body arrives in Butte this morning with his daughter Alice of Kansas City and his Milwaukee lawyer brother James Quarles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Quarles
Kansas City
Butte
Alice
James Quarles
Milwaukee
Quarles
West
Platinum Street
RE. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Sliver Bow Lodge
Longest Day Weather Amid Mixed Skies And Rain
Weather notes mark the longest day as June 18 to 25 with 15 hours six minutes of daylight in Alvanaccs Butte reports limited sun. Temperatures ranged from 2 to 68 degrees with showers continuing. forecast calls for more showers and no change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvanaccs
Butte
Zemo advert promises quick skin relief and blemish fading
An advertisement touts Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that stops itching instantly and clears skin. It claims relief from itching torture, Tezema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads and minor blemishes overnight. It costs 35 cents with an extra large bottle at 1.00.
Memorial rites for Neighbors of Woodcraft held Friday
Joint memorial services for departed Neighbors of Woodcraft members were held at J. Co. F. hall on West Broadway Friday at 8:00 p.m. Sixteen members across four circles were remembered, with a program of prayers, songs, solos, readings, and unveiling ceremonies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
J. Co. F. Hall
Weat
Carrie
van Crsdail
Order
Oregon Circle
Sarah Fraig
Katherine Quilt
Sarah Dayton
Ann Gavin
Lucinda Garraugh
Martha Bowden
Lois Treloar
Rosary
Romaine Howard
Eileen Mudro
William Molloy
Kane
Maud Clark
Kate Rogere
Rosemary Kavanaugh Nemarks
Mr. Lynch
God
Pauline Schell
Mary McPbride Violln
Joseph Wilk
Chiorius Cronin
Wreda Tretheway
John McCarthy
St M. Jones
Margaret Nettleton
Winnie Dunstan
J Walter Keller
Miller
Gertrude Job
Hadwick
J. W. Julian
FE. Chinn
New Bishop Elect Freeman Named Head of Washington Diocese
The Rev. Dr. James Freeman, former NY Central accountant, becomes head of the Washington diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He previously led Yonkers St. Andrew's Memorial for sixteen years, growing from 40 to 1500 members, and later served St. Mark's Minneapolis. He helped organize the Civic and Commercial Association of Minneapolis, now with 6000 members, and was its director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Freeman
New York, Central
Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Geologic plan outlines tunnel development yielding 1600 feet of backs
The proposal details a tunnel development plan that would provide about 1600 feet of access above the tunnel level and offer added benefits such as water, transportation, and timber access.
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Armouers
Sunkist
Priest Hood River
Walla Walla
Richelieu
Lyon
Vaney
Meat Department
Ric
Ocean
Jefferson Valley
Ofte
Butte Notes
Orton Bros
Anaconda
Loiselle Taxi Service
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Kiwanians
Our
N. Main St
Dot. Gilletts
Montana
Roya
Royal Club
Gregbon
Montana Hotel
Batte
W. K. Quarles
Comedy News Weekly
Pearl White
Woodcraft Circles
First National
Helen Noberts
Wurlitzer
Sam Treloar
Owen
Treeloar Arsenic Gold Trust
No. 17
W. Park
Samuel HH. Treloar
Arsenic Gold Trust
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