Butte Notes and Visits Highlight Local Activity
The report lists varied Butte happenings from visitors and guests at local homes to social events and appointments. Notable mentions include Frank Conley of Deer Lodge, Bilver Bow Motor Car Co. figures, and Helena visitors. A temple meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 4 at 2:30 p m, with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Presses
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Butte
Dodge Brothers
Bilver Bow Motor Car Co
Rene P.O
Eiven
Sisitte
Tish Maloney
Judge Lamb Ptorday
M. Xensedy
Eby
Z. W. Symonds
Asa’ Ae KS
Winns
Leggat
Tdiake
Temple Wine Workers
Bias Ce Vssahese
Rae Seki Gohen
Ba Marans I
Charles “Hane Franch Tenet Ames
Fuschia Meg
Murphy
Sree Ata Maatoy
Helena
A. Tower
J. B. Wotie
George Bi Ieob
Seer
Endif Waltman Frere
Dirrhanes
Saniay
Sere Danan
Californie
Argrang
Martn
Scania
Iaa
Watts Ie
Charles Falk
Licyonrcold
John Oulmet
Toeoph Movish
Arthur Mann
Westeraay
Cael
Macuieeuetican
Urbance Charg
Railroads reorganize offices as Great Northern plans loom
Railroad factions in Butte report minimal staff changes while key officials from Great Northern and other lines arrive or contemplate moves. John C. Maher remains traffic agent in Butte. L Woods to Helena. H G Ames tipped for Butte. Kemp and Merriman discuss office expansion. Unified ticket office at Owsley block continues under Dave Wilder as government management ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
John C. Maher
Great Northern
Seattle
Federal Administration
Daly Bank
Woods
Helena
H. G. Ames
Havre
Kemp
Northern Pacific
Sui
West Broadway
W. O. Merri
Bitter Root
Kr. Kemp
Merriman
Great Falls
E. M. Barrett
Milwaukee
Avery
Idaho
Massey Nicholson
R. M. Bixler
A. V. Kipp
D. R. Gray
G. Owen
Union Pacific
Delaware Avenue
Owsley Block
Main
Park Streets
Dave Wilder
Vital Statistics Report From Vienna Displays High Death Toll
Vital statistics from Vienna cover Feb 8 to Feb 14 showing 1,032 deaths, mostly children, and only eight births. The report arrives via a Telegram that is dated March in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Vienna
Butte High School Students Join Clothing Cost Campaign
Male teachers and students at Butte high school will start an actire campaign against high clothing prices by wearing soft shirts and corduroys while girls may adopt ging ham frocks. The movement has spread from grade schools to the high school with overalls and simple dresses now common. Acting Principal Eugene Corrie says the plan will continue through year end and may affect graduation exercises. Shared concern from Parent Teacher Associations nationwide supports the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Eugene Corrie
F ‘Friends of the Movement
Beaver Skin Case Seeks District Court Appeal
Jack Diamond, convicted in Justice Buckley's court for selling 12 beaver skins on May 14, 1918, yesterday filed notice of appeal to the district court. Diamond was fined $50 and furnished a $150 appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Diamond
Buckley
Diamond
Penton
Democratic County Central Committee Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee will be held Wednesday evening March 3 at Democratic headquarters 41 North Main Street at o'clock p.m. SLSAMES T. FINLEN, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic
North Main Street
Right to mining ground 3 upheld in long dispute
Charles J. Kinman won a six year battle over two mining claims at Woodville. Basil Skatabrin contested the land as a possible homestead. Commissioner Clay Tallman of the General Land Office in Washington upheld Kinman and dismissed the protracted contest. The case, once settled by Helena Land Office, moved through appeals before final ruling reached Butte yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlvord
Butte
Charles J
Kotena Land Office
Kinman
Washington
Tallman
Helen
Butte Yestert
Building Trades Aoe Deliberates Open Shop Issue
Delegates from the Building Trades Council report the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council waived action on the open shop controversy after discussion about Associated Industries open employment. Only a few workers have acted under the new basis, and the session lasted late with brief talk on the trades problem. Giusco Coror. In Washington, March 2, naval committee members say the annual navy appropriation bill will not fund beginning work on the proposed great naval base on San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Associated Industries
Building Tract Council
Giusco Cor Orr
Washington
House
Naval Committee
Navy
Naval
San Praneseo Say
Educators Hear Big Convention Report From Cleveland
W B Maddock and W Wellington Smith attend National Education Association superintendents convention in Cleveland. More than 7 000 educators, 104 sessions in one week. Emphasized need to expand Americanization programs and love of country. Bill for a Cabinet secretary of education endorsed amid teacher shortages. Special sessions showcased new school building designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Maddock
Butta Schools
National Educational Association
Cleveland
Maddock
Smith Towner
Department of Education
W. Wellington Smith
Magazine Editor Visitor in Butte
Butte hosts Sam H. Clark and Mrs. Clark of Bis marck North Dakota. Claris edits and publishes Jim Jam Jems the magazine gaining national attention. Clark acts as president of a company with gold mining properties at Virginia City and recently visited. The couple stay at the Thornton during a brief Butte visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Sam H. Clark
Clark
Bismarck
N. D
Claris
Jim Jam Jems
United States
Virginia ‘City
Thornton
Fidelity lodge AU members meet for late brother John Wills funeral
AU members of Fidelity lodge are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother John Wills at Fidelity Hall on March 3 at 1 p m Noble Grand John L Harrison requests attendance and attendance is requested by the lodge members for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Fidelity Hall
John Wills
John L. Harrison
Noble Grand
Daughters of Norway Announce Seventh Anniversary Event
The Daughters of Norway announce their seventh anniversary celebration to be held Saturday evening March 6 with a program and dancing starting promptly at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leys Jeweler and Optometrist
N. Main St
North Main
DAN_M'CARTHY, Prop
Jo. Wenson
Main Sr
Chaineldis “Song Shop
Appeals Justice Court
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Commissioner Tallman
General Land Office
N. Chules
Propriewr
East Park Street
Building Trades Aoe
Wcarthy
Bryant
Hills Bros
White House
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
ED Rose
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U. S
Broadway
New York
Equitable
Maturin Providi I
Circle of Equitable Protection
W. C. Kelly
Pittsburg
W. D. Fenner
Harbour
W. A. Day
E.maddock
McCarthy ’S Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Hansen
Russell Miller Co
North Dakota
McCarthy's Sanitary
A. C. M. Hardware House