Rent pianos and visits noted in Butte city ads
Helena man J Sanforthe rents pianos from Orton Bros and stays at the Acoma Co A Stephens arrives in Great Falls at the New Finien. A C Morrow of Dillon and A T Duncan from Scobey visit Butte hotels. John Price of Powell Wyoming also guests at the Acoma. P O News Stand offers office supplies and stationery. Y M C A Silver Bow War Mothers meet Monday at 7. Legal business to be transacted.
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Orton Bros
Adv
J. Sanforthe
Helena
Acoma. Co
A. Stephens
Great Falls
New Finien
A. C. Morrow
Dillon
Butte Hotel
A. T. Duncan
Scobey
The
Thornton
John Price
Powell, Wyo
Acoma
P. O
Silver Bow Chapter
American War Mothers
Ady
Butte visitors and guests listed in city notices
A compilation shows numerous visitors and guests staying at the Acoma the Thornton the New Finlen and the Butte hotels. Names include William Lockridge Bozeman BEC Galbraith Helena E J Johnson Lewistown T M Michelson Bure Louis Richter Bozeman Buford Miles Helena Charlies J Cummings Homestake Mrs B Carmody Missoula Mr and Mrs O P Pigsley Helen G Harrison White Sulphur Springs Ray Duncan Jack Cain Josephine Spry Marmath ND Anna Holmes Towner ND Marion Donnelly Havre and state veterinarian Dr W J Butler. An English car that achieves 50 miles per gallon is noted.
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William Lockridge
Bozeman
Thornton
Bec Galbraith
Helena
Acoma
E. J. Johnson
Lewistown
Butte
T. M. Michelson
Bure
Louis Richter
Buford Miles
Montana
New Finlen
Charlies J. Cummings
B. Carmody
Missoula
O. P. Pigsley
Helen G. Harrison
White Sulphur Springs
Anna Holmes
Towner
N. D
J. E. O’connell
Marion Donnelly
Havre
Butte Prepares Colorful Fourth Celebration for State
Butte outfits its business district with red white and blue bunting ahead of a four to five day Fourth of July celebration drawing visitors from across the state. Committees finalize plans for entertainment, parades, and pageants while Hotels and chambers arrange accommodations as executives meet to seal the schedules.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
James H. Rowe
J. A. Livingston
J. S. Cohen
W. B. Daly
Harry L. Hansen
Same Mitchell
C. P. Nevin
Jack Duggan
Joseph Binney
Walter Hanson
Con. J. Harrington
Fred Henningsen
Paul Hudtoff
David Kilroy
J. Osenbrug
M. J. Sheehas
A. E .Wilkinson
T. O. Angell
E. J. Barker
Charles A. Blackburn
Mel Clevitt
E. B. Daveler
Fred J. Furman
Sam Kinville
H. A. Kenck
William Meyer
Fred J. McQueeney
J. A. Poore
Earl H. Rowe
Charles F. Staples
Arthur W. Merkle
Fred Ackerman
N. P. Alexander
Charlies FE
J. J. Martineau
Sam Parker
Fred P. Young
Joseph Millins
Emmett P. O'Brien
Walter J. Sewell
F. C. Flugnat
R. R. Gagner
Angus Lane
Peter Buren
E. G. Kennedy
J. E. McNally
J. P. Meaghan
Joseph H. Toole
A. J. McKinney
Peter Bonino
H. A. Makinson
F. W. Krabber
Dan Dayton
Edward J. Rule
James EK. Evans
William Foy
D. J. McGonigle
Lowell Lownebury
Joe Duffy
Dan Kalen
Archie McTaggart
Burt Mayer
William McGill
Rialto Theater Claims Northwest Cooling Pioneer Status
Rialto manager Sullivan asserts the cinema is the coolest spot in Butte due to a flawless cooling system. He explains air is changed every five minutes through automatic washers and a refrigeration loop. A recent contract with Butte Ice Co guarantees multiple tons of ice to keep patrons comfortable.
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Northwest
Intermountain
Rialto Theater
Sullivan
The
Rialto
Seattle
Mr. Sullivan
Butte
Butte Ice Company
Geneva Host to Wireless Telegraphy Council Meet
Geneva will host an international extension of wireless telegraphy activities aligned with the League of Nations assembly schedule this year. The gathering seeks cooperation among nations to advance global communications standards.
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Geneva
League of Natione
Three Epworth League Institutes Planned Across Montana Grounds
Yellowstone Park, King's Hill near Neihart, and Glacier Park at Lake MacDonald will host Epworth League institutes this July. Delegates live in tents on church grounds, study by day and camp life by night, with courses led by Dr. John Law and others, and Bishop H. Lester Smith delivering the closing sermon at Glacier Park. Attendance is expected to reach 600 to 1,000, with strong representation from Butte churches.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church of Montana
Yellowstone Park Institute
Luccock Park
Livingston
King’s Hill
John Law
Tacoma
Wash
L. B. Lovejoy
Chicago
John Arnold
Woodbine
Town
Ada Schoenfield
Des Moines
Iowa
BE. J. Klemme
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Vernon KB. Lewis
Belle Harmon
C. L. Clifford
Montana Institutes
H. K. Holtzinger
Mountain View
Trinity
Unity
Grace Methodist Churches
Explosion Destroys South Arizona Street House
Fire and a mystery explosion leveled a two story house at 1902 South Arizona Street early yesterday. Firemen found two large vats and barrels in the basement and an underground passage to a distant garage. A man was seen fleeing the residence. the owner Nicholas Kilkovatz had prior legal trouble over a still.
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South
Arizona Street
Nicholas Kiikovats
Kilkovatz
Davenport and Noel Win County Essay Prizes
William A. Davenport and Clinton Noel, both 13, win first and second in Silver Bow county essay contest on The American Legion dedication to upholding the U S Constitution. Judges include Catherine Harrington Julia Shea and Laura Byrne. National prizes total 750 600 and 250 dollars with medals for state level winners.
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William A. Davenport
Caledonia Street
Clinton Noel
South Main Street
Silver Bow County
American Legion
United States
Catherine Harrington
Julia Shea
Longfellow School
Laura Bryne
National Organization of the Legion
the Legion
Indianapolis
The
Legion
Economic Causes of War by Edward B Howell
Mining lawyer Edward B Howell argues in Atlantic Monthly that gold miners’ greed drives war cycles. He links 200 years of wars to peaks in money metal production and suggests stabilizing money supply could prevent future conflicts.
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Edward B. Howell
Buite
Silver Bow
Atlantic Monthly
Edward Beach Howell
Howell
Butte
Hsten
Ainece
America
Smoke believed to start fire on Marshall flats roof
A cigarette match tossed from a third floor window is thought to have started a small blaze on the sun porch roof of the Marshall flats at 317 Alaska Street. Quartz street fire brigade arrived within a block and extinguished the flames with chemicals, mostly consuming rooftop refuse.
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Marshall Flats
Alaska Street
Youth Kirk Arrested After Street Riot Near Broadway and Covert
Police charged a youth named Kirk after a street brawl drew about 200 people. Officers warned belligerents of their approaching car and four calls alerting a battle were received as the crowd dispersed. The report ties the incident to a broader wartime patriotism context.
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Kirk
Broadway
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