Butte News Notes and Local Notices Roundup
Rent planes from Orton Brothers for Dodge cars. P O News Stand touts fine stationery. Births: a son to Mr and Mrs John Saari 1 Atlantic March 3 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs A J Hodge 205 Williams March 3 4. Chief of Police Jere Murphy is still hospitalized. Thomas W Cox Jr learns of aunt Mrs K Valentine’s death in Cavania California. John B Dawson vice president Rocky Mountain Insurance returns to Great Falls after a business mission with Morley Thomas, agents in Butte. Edwards of Sheridan visits Butte. Mrs Edwards plans Colorado trip with daughter Mrs J Norin seeking climate relief.
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Orton Broa
Dodge Brothers
St. Silver Bow Motor Car Co
P. O
John Saari
Atlantic Street
A. J. Hodge
Williams Street
Jere Murphy
Bumre’ Wrinten
Siew
Thomas W. Cox Jr
Esterday
K. Valentine
Butte
Cavania
Cal
John B. Dawson
Rocky Mountain Insurance Company
Great Falls
Morley & Thomas
Edwards of
Sheridan
Edwards
J. Norin
Colorado
Irish Republic Bonds Sell Fast in Butte Drive
More than 18,000 dollars subscribed and over 14,000 collected in Butte as the Freedom bond drive for the Irish Republic reports encouraging returns. Officials note larger sums possible with fuller organization and postpone the free-for-all drive to after March 17. Father Shea James E Murray John Caplis deliver earnest talks as Silver Bow county sets a 75,000 dollar quota and aims to oversubscribe.
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Butte
Republic of Ireland
The
Freedom
Father Shea
James E. Murray
John Caplis
Silver Bow County
Butte Records Coldest March in At Least Twenty Years
Butte endures the coldest March on record, with 20 below at the Montana Power substation and readings as low as 20 below in the business district. Snow fell heavily, total five inches in 12 hours and nine inches over three days, disrupting rail and streetcar traffic as crews cleared tracks.
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Butte Electric Railway Company
Hutto
Montana Power Company
Montana Street
Mercury
Tex Tures
Muin Rk
Rock
Butte
Milwaukee
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Butte Contractor Die in San Diego
George E. Smith aged 62, longtime Butte resident and prominent carpenter and contractor, died yesterday morning in San Diego, California after a brief illness. He is survived by sister Mrs. Walton, niece Mrs. Scovil, a brother Henry A. Smith, a nephew Burt Smith, and three nieces. Born in New Brunswick Canada on September 22, 1857, he came to Montana in 1879, later returning to Canada briefly before making Butte his permanent home for 22 years.
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George E. Smith
Butte
San Diego
Cal
Henritta Walton
John Scovil
Smith
New Brunswick
Canada
Montana
Walton
Henry
Butte to inter Robert Noy with military honors
Full military honors will be accorded Robert Noy of Butte as his body returns from England where he died en route to France. Interment is planned in a Butte cemetery Sunday afternoon. The American Legion will oversee ceremonies with marching to the undertaking parlor. Noy, 23, died Feb 5, 1918 after illness on the Atlantic crossing. He served in Company F, 183d Infantry, and had worked as a driver and express agent before joining the army. He is survived by his parents in Butte, two brothers, and several relatives in Michigan and Centerville.
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Mercury
Westereey
Bhutto
Robert Noy
Butte
England
France
Butte Cemetery
Europe
Butte Silver Row
Lanion
Rasett
Heston
Atlantic Ocean
Hagland
University ‘War Hospital
Tutte
Camp Lewis
Camp Mills
Camp Merritt
Centerville
West
Pacific Street
Center
Wello-Parago Expres Company
Connell Store
Hhe
Buffalo
Expres
Milwaukee
Atte Noy
Vite
Michigan
David
Wwe
Pacine Street
Thomas
Fo Vinst
Tan Platte Street
Sioux City car strike ends. workers return to power plant
In Sioux City a 2 o'clock settlement ends a strike by workers at the Sioux City Service Company's power plant. The troop ended actions and the men secured part of their demand as the company resumed operations.
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Tur
Sioux City
Laws
Sioux City Car Lines
Sioux City Service Company
Death takes talented Walkerville musician
The death of Mrs Ann Driscoll Callahane 41 of Walkerville occurred yesterday morning at her home 4035 West Wyoming. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Driscoll of Montana and sister to Dennis Driscoll Seattle and others. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at the family home with mass at 9 30 am at Immaculate Conception Church. Relatives request no flowers.
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Walkerville
Sliver
Bow County
Deer Lodge
Ann Driscott Callahane
Les Lennis Driscoie
Montana
Callahin
Wire
Taid
Uite
Howe
Aunbands
Callahan Hee
Seatite
Atine Elia Drisgoll
Hutte
Tiinees
Dennis Driscoll
Seattte
Butte
J. Keene Clikon
John Brother
Sonn Po Cbriscoll
Churem
Stauest
Legare funeral held for Adeline Legare in city
Funeral services for the late Mr Adeline Legare manager of the city public market were held this morning at the home 1848 Massachusetts Street then to St Ann s church for mass at 9 30 Interment was in Holy Cross cemetery The city market remained closed until 10 o clock after the funeral Health reports note few illnesses with influenza cases minimal and quarantine orders being lifted County health officials say conditions are improving across the area
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Adeline Legare
John T. Legare
City Public Market
Massachusetts Street
St. Ann's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Silver How
Oficer James
Mike McDonough
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Butte News
Committee
Everybody’s Grocery
M'Carthy
Phono
Butte Optical Co
West Park St
Paint Specialists
ED Rose
North Main Street
Clears
Phonographs Song” Shop
Redford
N. Y
Board of Managers
William G. Barrett
Helen Cobb
Invale International News Service
Greenleat
Kan
Lohemeyer
McArthy, Bryant & CO
Lyon
J. M’carthy
John
Charles C. Swanson
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Caleb N. Chules
East Park Street
Oechsli
West Broadway
Green
W. Park
Aes
Ann Driscoll Callahan
Hill City
Legare
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Hansen’s
Miller Co
North Dakota
California
Roday
Ste
Russell
Idaho
McCarthy's Sanitary
Rice Brothers
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