Hold Up Man Shot Partner In Jail
Taylor and two suspects Macarra and Daran were linked to a staged holdup at a Mercury Street area. Daran was wounded by a bullet in the torso and transported to St James Hospital where Dr. MacPherson treated him. Police believe both suspects were active in the neighborhood and may face further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daran
O’donnell
Taylor
Morrison
Galena Street
Murray’s
East Mercury Street
G. H. MacPherson
MacPherson
St. James Hospital
James Brew
Macarra
Kind of Sunday That All Butte Enjoys
A balmy Butte Sunday with mid June temperatures visible above 70 degrees for about six hours and peaking at 73 in the afternoon. Winds eased and skies stayed sunny despite early shower threats, with the second highest minimum of 47 recorded this year and a 10 year June low last Sunday. The weather bureau forecasts continued warmth ahead with higher temperatures expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Weather Bureau
Sons United Triumph 5-2 in Soccer Showdown
Sons United defeated Centerville 5 to 2 at the Gardens yesterday afternoon. Liddi coat starred with three goals, Hancock and Ball added one each for Sons. Dowd scored both Centerville goals. Next Sunday Sons United faces Caderville. Centerville to hold meeting at 137 West Pacific Street tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons United
Centerville
the Gardens
Liddicoat
Astar
Hancock
Ball
Dowd
Caderville
West Pacific Street
Assassin's Body Found in River After Hotel Bombing
Canton June 23 A man believed to be the assassin in the Victoria hotel bombing that killed seven and mortally wounded four was found in the Chukaing river June 21. A French revolver with one unspent bullet was recovered. Officials identified the corpse as a native of Annam in French Indochina. The hotel bombing occurred during a reception for Governor General Merlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canton
Victoria Hotel
Chukaing River
Annam
Merlin
Knights Templars Conclave Opens in Lewistown
Lewistown reports 200 Knights Templar delegates arriving by car and rail for the thirty seventh Montana Grand Commandry conclave. An informal reception was held at the Masonic club as the gathering prepares to open at 10:00 AM after services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. George Herst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Grand Commandry of
Montana
Knights Templar
Masonic Club
Presbyterian Church
George Herst
Walden Named New Manager of Bitter Root Mercantile
George N. Walden, formerly manager at Hamilton, takes over Bitter Root Mercantile in Stevensville and moves his family here. He previously served as auditor for Bitter Root Valley Irrigation and is well known in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
George N. Walden
Valley Mercantile Company
Hamilton
Bitter Root Mercantile Company
Walden
C. P. Mende
Bitter Root
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Funeral of Beaverhead Pioneer R. H. Brundage in Dillon
The funeral for R. H. Brundage a Beaverhead County pioneer and Dillon businessman was held at St James Episcopal Church with Rev T W Bennett officiating. The Masonic lodge conducted rites at the cemetery and a large crowd attended as all Dillon businesses closed 3 to 4 pm in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gilbert
W. H. Stephan
Ella Free
Lawrence Price
Dr. Stephan
George Botts
Margaret Tello
Allelusia
J. K. Monroe
Charles Nelson
M. D. Gist
G. T. Paul
Tom Scott
T. D. Olmstead
Dillon
John Drummy
Seattle
Hospital Board Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Hamilton June 22 At the annual meeting of the Hamilton hospital board of managers J E Totman was reelected president C A Crawford vice president and A E Shappee secretary treasurer with J J Fitzgibbon and R A O Hara on the board The non profit hospital adopted a policy requiring one week of service in advance from patients except emergencies which receive three days grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton Hospital
J. E. Totman
C. A. Crawford
A. E. Shappee
J. J. Fitzgibbon
R. A. O'Hara
Three Judges File August Primaries In Tenth District
Hamilton June 22. Judges J M Self Teodore Lentz and Asa L Duncan file for re election in the Tenth Judicial district on Republican and Democrat tickets respectively. Three judges are to be elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
J. M. Self
Teodore Lentz
Asa L. Duncan
Notable visits and travels around Hamilton this summer
Mrs. Charles B. Hart and grandson Charles Madson of Lexington Kentucky visit Hamilton. J A Naylor sells hardware business and tours Spokane. Gertrude Holmes of San Francisco visits valley friends, hosted by Mr and Mrs Read. Cyrus Smith of Salem visits J W Smith. Robert J Ferrell of Missoula conducts Northern Pacific freight. formerly a Hamilton logging train conductor. Various locals attend schools and road openings. Skalkaho road opening celebrated. Loren Smith returns from a motor trip to Anaconda and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles B. Hart
Charles Madson
Lexington
J. A. Naylor
Spokane
Gertrude Holmes
the Bitter Root
San Francisco
Cal
Old Valley
J. O. Read
Cyrus Smith
Salem
Ore
J. W. Smith
Robert J. Ferrell
Missoula
Northern Pacific
J. E. Bryson
John Danielson
Iona Lyndes
Dillon
State Normal College
W. P. O’brien
Seattle
Walter
Skalkaho Road
O’brien
Julia Adams
Helen Westfall
Superior
Adams
G. E. Hill
Loren Smith
Anaconda
Butte
Miss Groff Returns Home From Missoula Visit
Miss Helen Groff, student at the state university in Missoula, spends vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Groff. Her friends Miss Adams and Miss McKenzie accompany her. Additional notices include visitors Mrs. G. Bowman from South Dakota, Mrs. Charles Shirley of Texas, Mrs. Dwight Watters of Spokane, and others visiting local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
H. L. Miller
University of Wisconsin
Miller Ranch
Burnt Fork
Charles Wemple
J. T. Wemple
Portland
Wemple
Athena
Pendleton
Seattle
Spokane
Helen Chaffin
Mildred
Missoula
State University
Miss Chaffin
Fargo
N. D
Maggie Smith-Hathaway
Helena
George T. Baggs Jr
Baby
Omaha
Neb
Ann Shea
Wenatchee, Wash
Elene Currie
A. F. Lancaster
Dwight Watters
Watters
Henry Warren
Lula
Forest Groff
Ethel Hirsch
Rebekah Assembly
Roy Wommacott
Astoria
Ore
G. C. Nutter
Miriam Watters
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Parrot Fish Swell With Anger When Uprooted
A tropical ocean note describes parrot fish that react with anger and fear after removal from their waters, swelling into bloated globe shapes as a defensive response. The passage highlights the sudden physical change observed in stressed specimens.
Dillon Bond Election For Water System Set
Dillon will hold a special city election Thursday June 26 to issue bonds for a new water system. Polls run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters on the 1923 tax rolls may vote at St James Guild hall city hall Metlen hotel and Red Star garage. The $100 000 bond proposal has no opposition and is expected to pass. The current system is inadequate after over 20 years and wooden mains are breaking.
Dillon Busy with Funeral and Local Visitors
Dillon residents and visitors gather around the funeral of E. H. Brundage. Notables include John Drummy of Seattle, national president of the Select Morticians, and many locals from Grasshopper and Grant areas visiting and handling business.
Missoula Caravan Attends Skalkaho Highway Dedication in Deer Lodge
About 100 cars and several hundred people greeted the Missoula visitors in Deer Lodge for the Skalkaho highway dedication. Mayor Conley, Rotarians, Kiwanians, and chamber members led a large crowd with a drum corps and Missoula band. Luncheon followed at Hotel Deer Lodge before the group moved toward Missoula. Interwoven items note a funeral, visits, and local social happenings, including Mary Blaisdell returning from Pomona and Arthur Menard's Salt Lake trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Butte
Skalkaho Highway
Frank Conley
Chamber of Commerce
Sarah J. Dennis
James Dennis
Fourth Street
H. Tudor
Rebekah Lodge
Hill Crest Cemetery
I’. A. Chalk
Champion
Ped Matheson
Mary Blaisdell
Pomona
Cal
Arthur Menard
Salt Lake
Utah
Alma McCune
C. A. Bgberk
Phylis Lindsey
Blackfoot
Mrs. J. E. Murphy Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs. J. E. Murphy wife of the auditor and purchasing agent of the Davis Daly company became ill at her home on Argyle street and was rushed to Murray hospital where an immediate appendectomy was performed. She was reported resting well last night.
McAdoo Faces Rival Papers and Westward Sentiment
A New York opposition line to McAdoo contrasts Hearst and other papers with reports of a Hearst Smith alliance against him. Arthur Brisbane defends McAdoo amid oil and Wall Street scrutiny as delegates weigh the two thirds rule and favorite sons groups. Leadership and organization loom as crucial elements in the upcoming Democratic convention dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Hearst's
Hearst and
Smith
Hearst
Hearst Press
Arthur Brisbane
Wall Street
Brisbane
New York
West
San Francisco
Inlaw
Woodrow Wilson
San Fransico
Pat Harrisson
John W. Davis
Carter Glass
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
MccAdoo
Cleveland
Butler
British envoy Cummins expelled from Mexico departs for San Antonio
H A Cunard Cummins the charge d affaires at the British legation in Mexico City crossed the border into the United States at Laredo yesterday and headed to San Antonio. He refused comment on whether retirement was voluntary after being ordered deported under undesirable alien laws amid insurgent relations allegations. Obregon later rescinded the deportation and Cummins retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Laredo
Texas
H. A. Cunard Cummins
Des Archieves
Mexico
United States
San Antonio
Cummins
Obregon
The Sacraments and Catholic Marriage Law
Catholic teaching treats marriage as a sacrament with the church as the authority over its laws. Engagements must be written and witnessed, banns published, and marriages celebrated before a priest and two witnesses with proper sacraments and records kept.
Edward O Reilly Dies Well Known Mining Engineer
Edward Michel O Reilly a well known mining engineer died in Butte yesterday morning. He was born in Virginia City Nevada 48 years ago and came with his parents to Butte 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife Sadie five children his mother Mrs Mary O Reilly one brother Emmet O Reilly two sisters Mrs Fred Reynolds of Stevensville and Mrs Ernest Sylvester of Butte Mrs Edward Murray and Mrs W R Kennedy and Miss Anna Ryan all of Butte a brother in law P J Ryan of Philipsburg. The body is at the home 15 East Fremont street with funeral services Tuesday at 9 oclock from St Josephs church at 9 30 Requiem high mass and interment in Holy Cross cemetery
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Edward Michel O'Reilly
Butte
Mr. O'Reilly
Virginia City
Nev
Sadie
Mary O'Reilly
Emmet O'Reilly
Fred Reynolds
Stevensville
Ernest Sylvester
Edward Murray
R. Kennedy
Anna Ryan
P. J. Ryan
Philipsburg
Fremont Street
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Fast Vrmont Street
Roger
Ehureh
Kadaraaen
Daly Shea Company
Vuseral Directors
Kaw Ti
East Park Street
Southpaw Signed by Big Company Club
Guilland, a southpaw with a Seattle Coast League tryout this year, is signed by A. C. M. manager Al Sundberg. He will be the lone left-handed pitcher on a staff that includes Adams, Lewis and Chekaluk. Calgary infielder Hamilton cannot join the club and his release was announced in yesterday’s league bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilland
Seattle
al Sundberg
Portsider
Adams, Lewis
Chekaluk
Hamilton
Calgary
Funeral notices for Kamphinea Etzensberger and others
Funeral schedules announced for Emil Kamphinea and Katherine Etzensberger from Sherman & Reed. interments set for Mountain View and Mount Moriah cemeteries. Acknowledgments express thanks from the Shea family with thanks to L B A Centerville, Maccabees of Walkerville, and Mrs William Molley for support and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Shea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holdup Maan
Knights Templars
State News
Bitter Root News
Dillon Bureau
Hamilton News Notes
Victor News Notes
Dillon News Notes
Earl
Wilbur Tash
Grasshopper
Fred Carr
Dell
Morticians
E. H. Brundage
W. F. Drummy
Nancy Barrett
Ross Nay
Matt Kay
Grant
James Duncan
Flora Duncan
Sheridan
KK. H. Brundage
Henry Thompson
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Clayton Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Ferro Marchasseau
Clayton Schuler
Barrett Hospital
Francis Staudaker
Pocatello
BE. H. Brundage
Dale Metlen
Bureau
J. E. Murphy
Madog
Gotham Press
Francis J. Whalen
St. Lawrence Church
Walkerville
Edward O'Reilly
Southpaw
BIG Company Club
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Heed
Broadway
Arisona
Odonnell
Neil O'Donnell
Duggan
St. Lawrence's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Rolich
Matt Rolich
Ater
Larry Duggan
Northete Street
Sewell’s
Westinghouse
Benjamin
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
Montana Street
Gosselin & Harkins
Joe Cassidy
Golactin
Goummanee
Ll. Park Street
Sam R. White
South Main Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Umbalmere
West Park Street
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