Butte Visitors Stay at Hotels and Shops
A long list of visitors and guests stops at Butte hotels including S. L. Goddard of Billings, George B. Conway of Helena, and families from Cook, Kalispell, Sidney, Basin, Great Falls, Dillon, Glasgow, Pony, Andaconda, Plentywood, Seattle, Bozeman and more. Several arrivals register at the Arizona, Acoma, Thornton, New Finlen, or Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Adv
S. L. Goddard
Bilings
Thornton
George B. Conway
Helena
William Hillan
Cook
Arizona
F. Anderson
Big Timber
S&s F
W. M. Fergus
Albert Fergus
Great Falls
P. O
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
New Finien
M. J. Kane
Drummond
C. Kjorber
W. A. Switzer
Jeffers
Acoma
A. N. Duncannon
New Vinton
Dena Jorgenson
Glasgow
The
Arizona. Co
E. Morrie
G. W. Quigley
Maxville
Butte
Cc. E. Frey
Anaconda
Aconia
B. Fitzpatrick
Cc. C. Benton
C. 8. Robinson
Salt Lake
C. A. Rasmussen
New Finten
A. E. Comer
Plentywood
George F. Harmon
White Sulphur Springs
Irving Gelb
Seattle
New Finlen
W. R. C. Stewart
Bozeman
8. D. Selway
Heat wave pushes Butte to near 87 as temperatures rise
The Pacific coast heat wave reached Butte with a 87 degree day, the second hottest this year. Despite the heat, residents sought shade and a cooling breeze, while the evening mercury remained high and dry conditions were forecast to persist with fair and warmer weather ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Butte
Mercury
Montana Guardsmen to Start for Homes Today
Helena june 26 the annual encampment of the 163rd infantry Montana national guard ended tonight Troops will be homeward bound tomorrow afternoon Defense problems were settled by the regiment as a battalion at war strength The court martial found J H Steinhardt of the howitzer company guilty of theft and sale of an army pistol and of being absent without leave A fine of 360 dollars a dishonorable discharge and revocation of pay accompanied the verdict The findings await Governor Erickson approval Reinhardt a paroled convict for larceny in Park county will likely return to the state penitentiary after serving time in the county jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
J. H. Steinhardt
Howitzer Company
J. E. Erickson
Reinhardt
Park County
Move League Quarters in Des Moines Vote HQ to Wichita
Club owners from Des Moines Wichita Lincoln and Oklahoma City baseball teams left a special meeting in Des Moines and then voted to move the league headquarters from Chicago to Wichita. The action shifts central administration to the Midwest city and consolidates league operations. The vote follows discussions on travel costs and scheduling efficiency for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moine
Iowa
Des Moines
Wichita
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Beginners Play for Martin Cup at Butte Country Club
The Butte Country Club men's sports committee announces a series of events for the near future. Sunday features a handicap match for the George S. Martin trophy. July 4 and 5 host a blind bogey medal event for the W. A. Clark JIT trophy, with unknown handicaps. Finalists for the Goodale cup saw Angell defeat O Farrell. Beginners pairings for the Martin trophy include M. J. Cullerton with A. W. Morse, and nine other paired teams. All players carry a 32 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
George S. Martin
W. A. Clark
Ae Angell
Mark O’farrell
M. J. Cullerton
A. W. Morse
E. V. Daveler
W. A. Clark III
Butte Man Loses 2500 to Banco Swindle
Rudolph Hoefferle, a miner from the Superior block and St. Lawrence, was swindled out of 2500 by two Slavonian con men posing as generous strangers. He placed the money in a wooden box at Cinders playground and was to receive 17500 later, but the men vanished with the box and its contents. Police hunted the pair, described as Slavonian, who had previously victimized others in Butte and Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hoefferle
Superior
St. Lawrence
Butte
Banco
Hoefferle
Cinders
Clark and
Galena
Anaconda
Bunco
Park Street
Wallace
Parktreet
Schmidt
America
West Park Street
South Main Street
Lewis Eurick Dies At Butte Home After Illness
Lewis Eurick a 30 year resident of Butte died at his home 1171 East Third street after a short illness. He was born in Canada and worked as a smelter man before four years with the Great Northern railway. Surviving are four daughters Lister Mary Victorine of Biings Montana Mrs G A Victory of Portland and Mrs W A Gates of Silverton Ore and Miss Florence Eurick of Butte and four sons James T Vancouver Lawrence Fortuna Julius Los Angeles and Carl Butte. The body lies in Sherman Reed chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Eurick
Butte
East Third Street
Canada
Great Northern Railway
Lister Mary Victorine
Biings
Mont
G. A. Victory
Portland
W. A. Gates
Silverton
Ore
Florence Eurick
James T
Vancouver
Lawrence
Fortuna
Col
Julius
Los Angeles
Carl
McMennus
Sherman Tle Reed Chapel
Founder of Two Laundry Houses Passes in Butte
John Scovil, a pioneer laundryman and community worker, died at Deaconess hospital after an operation. He was 62. Funeral services will be Monday afternoon from his 201 North Excelsior street home with Masonic rites at the West Park temple by Summit Valley lodge. Revs. E. J. Groeneveld and C. G. L. Clifford will conduct. Scovil had been ill for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
John Scovil
Deaconess Hospital
Scovil
North Excelsior Street
Temple
West Park Street
Summit Valley Lodge
E. J. Groeneveld
CG. L Clifford
Little Girl Shot by Uncle in Home Rescue
Two-and-a-half-year-old Dorothy Rea was shot in the lower jaw during a struggle with her 12-year-old uncle Jack Hinda over a .38 caliber revolver she held in her mouth. She suffered powder burns and a lodged bullet but is not believed to be fatally injured unless infection develops. The gun, a .48-caliber Hopkins & Allen revolver, was found in a dresser drawer. the uncle said the girl took it and the barrel was in her mouth when he intervened. She was moved to Murray hospital for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rea
Jack Hinda
Rea
East Granite Alley
Frank White
Hopkins & Alien
Dreeser
Murray Hospital
Marriage License Granted in Silver Bow County
Elbert K. Jones 18 of Silver Bow County and Ruth Butte obtained a marriage license yesterday. The license was issued in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert K. Jones
Healh
Ruth Butte
Bilver Bow
Fourth of July Roads In Good Shape In Butte Area
Don Treloar of the Butte tourism bureau reports roads tributary to Butte are in very good condition ahead of the Fourth of July celebration. The Yellowstone Trail East and West sections show mixed conditions while the National Parks Highway and Vigilantes Trail are excellent to several ares. Scenic Skalkaho Road remains fine with minor rough spots from recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Treloar
Butte Tourist Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Butte
Yellowstone
Cardwell
Willow Creek
Livingston
Gardiner
Drummond
Missoula National Parks Highway
Hall
Vigilantes Trail
Ennis
Hutching
Henry's Lake
Yelowstone
Helena
Elk Park
Dillon
Monida
Melrose
Skalkaho
Missoula
Hamilton
Mrs. Mary Girard Laid To Rest In Church Service
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Girard were held yesterday at St. Joseph's Church with a 9:30 AM high mass conducted by Father McCormack and deacon Fathers O’Malley and McDonald. Family and friends filled the church. pallbearers included Arthur DeCelles Joe LaCoure Joe Bt Amant Arthur Guay Samuel Richie and Am Lemieux. Interment followed in the family plot in Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur DeCelles
Joe LaCoure
Joe Bt. Amant
Arthur Guay
Samuel Richie
Am Lemieux
Hloly Crom Ceme
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Estelle
Taylor
Will Rogers
William
Fairbanks
Butte Notes
Anacorda
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
the Butte
Thomas F. Wilson
McAllister
Dolly Tripp
Minneapolis
State College
Thompson & S. Sons
Kent Ave
Bing
de Monte
Boulder Springs
Montana
Pavilion
Basin
Batte Orchestra
Confederate Appeals
Mr. Scovil
Provo
Utah
Mr. Scovi
Idaho
Ite
J. Ralph Scovil
John Royland
W. Raymond
Ernest Wignall
Walter Dusenbery
Salt Lake City
8. S. Scovil
Small
Boy
Zane Grey
Marguerite Devine
Tourist Bureau
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