Butte Hotel Sees Wide Guest List From Nearby Towns
A flood of visitors fills Butte lodging as executives and residents from Helena Deer Lodge Great Falls Billings Roundup Wisdom Wisdom and other towns check in at the Finlen Arizona and Legstat hotels. Notables include J J McDonald A R Jorgenson and M C Rand with several train and railroad officials noted among recent arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Louise Johnson
Harrison
Butte
Leslie Savage
Frog Pond
Finlen
Young
Shelby
J. J. McDonald
A. R. Jorgenson
Wisdom
Leggst
R. C. Grant
C.F. Gorman
R. Dancan
Helena
John Schinaj
Great Falls
Kent
A. A. Ander
Bilmong
D. Boyle
Here
Legsat
Fred W. Moe
M. 5
Kentner
Deer Lodge
James W. Lowrie
8. P. Railway
M., K. & T. Railway
City
Fred P. Rivan
Billings
Legent
M. E. Rhody
Val G. Swan
Arizona
George Mallas
Charles Valeras
Will file today against Colbert in manslaughter case
William Colbert held over the hit and run death of Mrs Brusin after she was struck crossing Oklahoma and Park streets on the night of June 21. Deputy County Attorney Tom O'Connell said the complaint would be filed today after further witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colbert
Justice Court
Tom O'Connell
Thomas Christie Dies in Missoula at Age Four
Four year old Thomas Christie died in Missoula after a brief illness and operation. He had lived in Butte and worked with the Standard business office. Funeral planned for Plains. born in Banffshire Scotland. Survived by widow, one son, two daughters, brother Leys of Butte. News of Christie's death sparked regret across Butte.
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Thomas Christie
Butte
Missoula
Christie
The
Standard
Chris
Himon
Plains
Ports
Banffshire
Scotland
Leys
Second Time Charge Shocks Local Woman
Peter Danishanest is jailed for a second time on threats against Dorothy Richie of 106 E G Tenn Street. Last month he faced the same accusation with a pistol in his possession. Judge Shen fined him 75 dollars, he posted bond and appealed. Yesterday he tried to flee the police garage but was stopped by Officer Powell. Gratton and Howarth were held for investigation. Mamie Jones faced robbery charges and was sent to county jail. Foret, McLellan, and McVide fined for intoxication. Baker Hoskins paid five dollars for parking. Sam Olsen fined ten dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Danishanest
Dorothy Richie
E. G. Tenn Street
Peter
Shen
Uberty
Joe Powell
Terry Gratton
James Howarth
Mamie Jones
Mike Foret
Frank McLellan
McVide
Baker Hoskins
Sam Olsen
Boy Scout Injured After Fall at Butte Camp
William Eilis, a Boy Scout at the Olsen farm Scout camp, fell more than 15 feet from a tree while demonstrating rope lowering. He was shaken but not seriously hurt, and Dr. Schwartz attended him. The incident occurred when a rope limb slipped during the descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eilis
Olsen Farm
Schwartz
Eilis
Runaway Auto Breaks Guard Wire Near Gold and Colorado
A runaway car broke a guard wire on a telephone pole at Gold and Colorado streets, then rolled down the 100 block of Gold Street, narrowly missing two girls on the sidewalk. The vehicle, parked at the intersection, appeared to have its brakes fail as it rolled. James G. Gecking, former mayor, was applying brakes at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold
Colorado Streets
Gold Street
James G. Gecking
Fireworks Seized and Destruction Ordered
During the Fourth of July detentions authorities will enforce the law. Individuals selling firecrackers or found in possession will be arrested. A large stock of crackers and other celebration explosives was seized and will be destroyed. Parents are cautioned against inciting children to procure firecrackers. Seven policemen and ten deputized citizens are policing carnival grounds to prevent property damage and rowdyism.
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Agena
Party Cothes
Olebration Committee
Butte Records Another Torrid Day Of Heat
Butte sweltered as temperatures dipped only slightly from Saturday. A maximum of 87 degrees and a low of 53 were recorded, keeping residents uncomfortable amid the lingering heat.
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Butte
Fire burns two homes in Meadville and Guatemala City
Fire officials reported flames from a gasoline stove sparked a blaze at the 1406 Copper Street home of Stell Jordan. Furniture saved, room ablaze upon return, and the house fully destroyed along with another residence on Lincoln Avenue. Volunteers from Meaderville and McQueen addition fought the flames. In Guatemala City, authorities announced plans to pave streets, signaling municipal work.
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Stell Jordan
Kit Viatsorovich
Lincoln Avenue
Mead Ville
Meaderville
McQueen
Sennen
Guatemala City
Guatemala
County Reduces Debt by Redeeming Bond Block
Sliver Row county deposits 57,000 dollars in Chase National Bank to redeem a block of 535,000 dollar bonds issued in 1931. Forty thousand will cancel bonds, while the rest pays interest, marking the first inroad on the 1921 debt. Redeeming early saves interest. bonds mature over 6 to 20 years and the county plans annual redemptions tied to taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase National Bank
Sliver Row
New York Bank
Miles J. Cavanaugh's Campaign Rages in Rocky Mountain Shadow
Miles J. Cavanaugh, Republican nominee, campaigns against Darke Rion Teared in the shadow of the Rocky Mountain region. He emphasizes economy and policy aims, highlighting Silver Bow county and related governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Darke Rion
Stolen Coat Quickly Recovered by Police
A bold robbery and swift recovery occurred yesterday when Lewin Nel ton left his car on New Street and found his coat missing. A witness spotted a suspicious man near the vehicle. Police arrested Peter Gronelli within thirty minutes and recovered the coat, now claimed to be Gronelli's possession and seized with an impaired license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin Nelton
New Street
Omeers
Gerry and
White
Peter Gronelli
Peter
Pesthouse 19 Closed for Lack of Patients
The county pesthouse, unused for five months, closes as the last patient leaves. Most residents are scarlet fever or smallpox sufferers, with a possible epidemic looming.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a special meeting this evening at o'clock at the Legion hall. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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E. Park
Sewell
Kamp Kook
Camp Axe
Ford
Yankee Auto
B. Park
Butte Notes
M. C. Rand
Ana C
Falin
W. L. Luer
V. Johnson
Sunburst
United States
Yegen
Christian Yegen
Vox
Montan
Mining City
W.H. Honsinger
Bre
Matthews
Utah
Soody
Kennedy
George Woody
Delaware Street
Mount McFiah
Frank Riley
Eugene Sullivan
Mike Reagan
Edward Kehoe
Jack Was
Clara B. Shaw
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
Shaw
San Pedro
Cal
Butte Camp
Hunahay
McCarthy S
Columbia River
Montana
M. & J. Cottee
LOWRY
Rae
Coas
Board of Commissioners
Nuary
Silver Bow
Cyaraghahi
Leeslatwe
RAGE
Legion Auxiliary
Rialto
North Pole
Johnny Hines
Co-operative Club
Petted
N. Main
News Savings ‘Trust Company
Park Street
McCarthy
Ee & Co
Phone
Lily Lara
Gerson
Joan J. McArthy
Columbia
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