Butte Notes Visitors and Residents Highlight Local Sightings
A flurry of brief Identified visits and social calls fill Butte notes with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drury of San Francisco, Mrs. George Melton of Dillon, and Walter Nicholls returning to Butte. Mining inspector Maxwell departs today. Keiley Coward rents pianos from Orton Brow. Driffon sheep man GD Selway and many others are listed among shoppers and social guests around town.
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Orton Brow
Keiley Coward
Maxwell
Bozeman
D. Randean
New Haven
Butte
Ben Drury
Sanpramcioco
Butte Minn
Bess Ballantyne
Waterton
Indsa Poent
Thornton
George Melton
Dillon
Selway
Drflon
Mise Neva Stephenson
Sheridan
Charles A. Heake
Nillinge
Leggat
Ipuite
Esterday
D.C
Kiwanis Ideals Emphasized by Judge Lamb Meeting
Judge Edwin A. Lamb addressed the Kiwanis luncheon praising the clubs nationwide for civic impact. Speakers included W. W. Gail of Billings and Ben Owen outlining Scout programs, forest fire prevention, and summer camp plans. Carl J. Christiansen highlighted Butte cream distribution potential while musical interludes accompanied by Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Worsythe closed the program.
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United States
Edwin A. Lamb
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
W. W. Gail
Billings
Gail
Rotary Club
Ben Owen
Boy Scouts
Woodcraft
Andrew Metcalf
Butte Guests on Various Local Visits and Tours
Frank Watson and C L Olnstead of Big Timber are guests at the Fin- Ten while transacting business Butte. Several visitors arrive, including Dr and Mrs J D Plamondon of Pendleton Ore and Mrs Lena Hageman and Mrs Chris Hageman. Others stopped in Butte during an automobile tour from Nelsonville Ohio and Rushford Minnesota. Residents plan trips to Milwaukee Toronto and the Northwest Coast while members of the People’s Congregational church guild meet in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
C. L. Olnstead
Big Timber
Butte
J. D. Plamondon
Pendleton
Ore
Lena Hageman
Chris Hageman
Helena
Waldo H. Chute
Erie Wolf
Nelsonville
Ohio
Maurice L. Christy
Ladies’ Guild
People’s Congregational Church
J. E. Connolly
Yale Avenue
Head
Ralph Butterworth
Union Pacific System
Denver
Colorado
James Stephens
West Quarte Street
Milwaukee
G. Champink
Toronto
Canada
H. G. Woodard
Northwest
Woodard
Hennessy
Madison County Fair Sees Crop Record Held By Local Grower
Waterloo Mont potat o king X y of Madison county visits Madison city on business tied to the county fair. He asserts the Madison county crop record stands as the largest and best in its history amid state-wide activity. John McCoy of 432 East Brond Way Is arrested for moonshining in the city jail with $300 bonds set. Federal agents Holter Osborne and Officer Gilbert made the arrest. McCoy claims two assailants fled after an alley blast nearby.
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Madison County
Waterloo
Mont
Propotato King
John McCoy
East Brondway
Holter
Osborne
Gilbert
McCoy
Largest cattle shipment to Montana sets record
A Montana laden shipment valued over 50000 with 30 head of cattle traveled from Salt Lake City by rail to Pompeys Pillar private ranch via Union Pact and Northern Pacific. The train left at 3 p.m. Monday, arrived Butte 4 20 p.m. Tuesday, reached Livingston for feeding 50 hours after departure. Freight rose to about 3500 dollars. This marks an unprecedented influx after years of drought and outflow, as ranches aim to restore herd levels.
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Mont Manysterday
Union Pact
Northern Pacific Railways
Mont
Pompey's Pillar
Montana
Decree Modified to Change Custody of Child
Judge Joseph R. Jackson granted Emily M. Dickman McNicholas custody of one of two children in the divorce case against Charles J. Dickman filed after the 1917 Montana decree. The parties, now both remarried, agreed the mother would have charge of one child and the court amended the decree accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
Emily M. Dickman
Charles J.dickman
Butte
Emily M. McNicholas
Sma
Widow Granted $600 Monthly Support in McCarthy Estate
In the matter of Patrick McCarthy estate Judge William E Carroll granted widow Elinor G McCarthy $600 monthly for herself and her family until the estate is finally settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick.McCarthy
William “E Carroll
Elinor G. Mccarthy
Fragmented OCR item teems with stray bits and prices
Readable text fragments describe food items and prices amid garbled lines. Names, places, and clear actions are missing or indecipherable, leaving only scattered phrases about cheese, numbers, and times.
Bids Sought for Rocker Road Completion Project
Commissioners Byron E. Cooney Joe Fabian and Lon Freudenstein plan to attend a Helena highway commission meeting to review bids for completing a gravel four mile road linking Silver Bow and Deer Lodge projects on the Anaconda road. The project is expected to cost about 40000.
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Rocker
Byron E. Cooney
Joe Fabian
Lon Freudenstein
Mr. Laughlin
Helena
Silver Bow
Deer Lodgs
Anaconda
Sailboat Day at Columbia Gardens Announced
Sailboat day for children at Columbia Gardens is set for July 13. Every boy under 16 may bring a boat and enter the race for a valuable prize. Participants must register by July 6 at the playgrounds office, and boats may be borrowed for the competition.
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Columbia, Gardens
Dudd
Ail Hames
Thone
Tuly
Library fund rises by 231 dollars at Butte party
The Butte public library fund increased to 231.30 dollars after a card party and dance held May 20 by five federated women’s clubs. Librarian Miss Gertrude fehels received the funds to buy fiction and non fiction books, with both events filling the Woman’s club house donated for the evenings.
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Butte
Justice Complaint Charges Fra ser in Third Degree Assault
On complaint by Mrs Louise Fra ser of 2705 Aberdeen Street Alex Fra ser was yesterday formally charged with third degree assault in Justice Buck t ey s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Fraser
Aberdeen Street
Alex Fraser
Justice Buck
Tey’s Court
Much Musical Talent Among Butte Children
The Butte concerts at Condell’s reveal strong musical talent among local children. Eleven of twenty youngsters sang yesterday, including Charlotte Kelly Anna Dooley Audrey Sheehy Hope Haggarty Cecelia Carrig Sheila Brown Gwendolyn Kneebone Sarah Bowden Myrtle Vers Genevieve Whealon Edna Harrington. The prize winner will be announced Saturday as the women’s concert closes for the season. A record crowd applauded yesterday’s show. Victrola department and store wear were crowded. The text notes trials of Officers Dwyer and King with continued and scheduled hearings. A funeral attendance notice for Burt Alley appears, signed by Frank A. Bigelow and Frank L. Riley.
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Chi
Butte
Condell's
Jack Hangauer
Victrola
Charlotte, Kelly
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P.O. Ellis
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