Butte Notes Guests at Local Hotels and Services
Notes list numerous visitors and hotel guests in Butte, including Orton Bros rent piano patrons, Marys residents Betor and Castie Betor, W. V. Allen and other Missoula residents at the Arizona, Finlen, Grand, and Leggat hotels. Also mentions business travelers from Dillon, Deer Lodge, Miles City, Helena, Great Falls, and Wise River. A special notice provides newspaper delivery instructions and an upcoming women’s Catholic council event with local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
B. Betor
Castie Betor
Finien
W. V. Allen
Missoula
Arizona
Sewell
E. H. Geiger
Frank Richter
H. A
Charles Armitage
Wisdom
Grand
Mra. L. L. Johnson
Alice Rowik
Dillon
W. L. Beley
Legent
Ed Wishon
Basin
Arizona Hotel
Fred Woodside
Finlen
C. B. Demott
Deer Lodge
Tom Eliott
EH. Harvey
Wise River
Butte
Finlen Hotel
P.O
Adv
Byron de Forest
Dorothy
Katherine de Forest
Great Falls
Thornton Hotel
J.D. Shea
Minneapolis
Shea
Nother
M. Dolan
West Park Street
Butta
Otdack
Carpenters
Lauren James
Baad Parschoor
Wibatlee Comey
Hutboland Acm
Manton
Chas
Butte Club Delegates Invited to Summer Meeting
Members of every Business and Professional Women's club in Montana will be invited by the Butte club to attend a forthcoming summer gathering here. The event follows a dinner at Gregson Springs where presidents Miss Florence Driscoll of Butte and Miss Frances Hale of Deer Lodge presided and members spoke. Music, dancing, and plans for an outdoor outing at Columbia Gardens were outlined, with emphasis on fellowship and youth involvement in Deer Lodge and Butte clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motana
Butte
Gregson Springs
Deer Lodge
Florence ‘Driscoll
Butte Club
Frances Hale
the Deer Lodge
Blub
Ewa
Hale
Driscoll
Catherine Harrington
Ai Ee
Romowes
County Patents Add Five Names On Monday
Five names were added this Monday to the county patents list amid a parade of entries. The event carries cautious indications for the forthcoming period, with local residents noting the presence of new applicants and growing interest in county property grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Hollinger mines reach deep levels under difficult logistics
W. E. Simpson of Toronto notes Hollinger company built 13 high producing shafts since 1908. Gold mines dominate. copper absent beyond five levels. Ore travels 130 miles by sleigh then 2000 miles by rail to Trail BC smelter due to duty costs. About 6,000 workers in the district inhabitant 1 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Simpson
Toronchief
Ameitere
Hollinger Company
Hollinger
Crat Trail
Great Fails
Simpson Sahat
Butte Dillon Road to Undergo Major Widening and Rock Cap
County commissioners oversee extensive repairs on the Butte Dillon road. The project widens the roadway by one third and adds a crushed rock cap for improved durability. A separate note mentions an international broadcasting initiative linked to European programs routed through stations in Stamboul by a French company.
County Prepares for Focal Year Budget and Bonds
County commissioners move to retire 40000 dollars of bonds from the funding line and compute interest on outstanding bonds as they shape the 1926 37 budget. Interest paid includes 15750 on 635000 bonds, 3642 on 112000 courthouse bonds, and 6540 on other issues. Budget estimates ready before July 1, with the budget board to approve on the first Monday in August. County assessor F Harrington reports unsensed valuation likely similar to last year with no increase. state board of equalization will set public utilities assessments. G N Gurgevich, a Tutte businessman, leaves for New York to attend the Loyal Serb society grand lodge convention as a charter member and organizer of the Butte Serbian Unity society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Ver Row
Ofice
Guomessor
F. Harrington
State Board of Equalization
Ite
G._N. Gurgevich
Tutte
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of the Loyal Serb Society
New York
Gurea- Vich
Butte Serbian Unity Society
No. A
Conarcutt
Appeals Headed for Helena as Justices Weigh Violent Case
County Attorney Tim Downey and Deputy Frank Sullivan traveled to Helena to argue before the Supreme Court. Tony Vetters seeks to overturn a murder verdict in Silver Bow County. Chris Martins appeals a sentence of up to ten years on related charges. The central issue is whether Stevens, wounded in the incident, was mentally competent to identify his attacker, with the state asserting competence despite Stevens dying days after his accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Downey
Frank Sulivan
Helena
Prare
Supreme Court
Tony Vetters
Argu Tere
Bow County District Court
Antone Favero
Chrie Marts
Trom
Ily
Brev
Martin
Marpeal
Stevens
Despondency Linked to Charles Death by Own Action
A terse death notice indicates the cause as despondency leading to self harm. The fragmentary text references an individual named Charles and mentions a location at 401 South Arizona, Rome, and a person or family likely involved, with garbled remnants suggesting a sorrowful, self-inflicted death described in a somber tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Arizona
Ana
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Chase & Sanborn
North Wells Street
Chicago
Til
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Orton Bros Music Store
North Main Street
Kodaks
Autograph Kodaks
Brownies
B. Hoskins CO
Butte Notes
Anaconda
Savings Bank & Trust Com
Park Street
Montana
Ray Jones
Mian Viits
Chris Martin
Charles
Tin Roth Henry J Buchit
Ashsniler
Rex Beach
OUR Gang
Marion Talley
Paramount
Richard DIX
North Coast Limited
Pullmans
Northern Pacific Railway
Aell
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