Butte Hotel guests and visiting businessmen listed
The city notes a stream of visitors and registrations at the Thornton Acoma Leggat and other hotels. Among those in Butte are McCormick and McKee from Billings and Spokane respectively, Mrs Schulz of Sheridan, Lavery of Bozeman, Campbell of Livingston, Miller of Three Forks, and many others, with several registered on business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Aul McCormick
Billings
Glipatrick
Glendive
Thornton
Fred L. Wood
Leggat Hotel
William Barett
Lewistown
B.A. Schulz
Sheridan
Butte Hotel
D. McDonald
B. Elwell
Acoma
Butz
Philipsburg Minine “Company
Vornton
Box
Eavel Pencils
Inka
Eye Honery
N. F
John Shaw
Wor
Red Lodge
Bute
Butte
H. G. Miller
Three Forks
George N. McAneny
Basin
Arie
E. Schuler
Bozeman
Arizona
Charles Naslund
Dell
Richard Chayson
C. C. Coad
W. A. McGuire
Tuwer
Meszner in Butte on business trip
A. B. Meisner, former Butte attorney, recently in Washington for about a year, arrived in Butte for a brief business trip and intends to return to Washington in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meszner
Butte
A. B. Meisner
Washington
Open Forum hears on St Patrick and Ireland history
Attorney J J McCaffrey spoke at the YoMCA Open Forum about St Patrick’s day traditions and Ireland’s history from Noah’s flood myths to the Danes and Henry II. Songs by Molloy Mahoney and others followed the address. Next week Senator Hannah will discuss wealth distribution theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Hie
Yomca
J. J. McCaffrey
Noah
Patrick
Ireland
Henry II of
Engand
Ulster
Grattan
O'Connell
McCaffrey
Eseaese Saat
Boone
Molloy
Leon Mahoney
W. J. Hannah
Big Timber
Butte Experiences Second Mild Winter Yet Again
The Mining City Butte reports a second mild winter with temperatures from 36 to 41 degrees and a recent streak above zero. Figures from 1924 to 1926 show periods of very warm weather, including a Palm Beach style pattern, while late December saw a drop to 1 above zero, marking the coldest point since the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mercury
Driver did not flee scene of accident in city
Police learned that Raymor Connole did not speed away after striking Miss Gladys Horne on South Montana Street last Saturday night. Connole reported the accident within an hour and led officers to a hospital to check on Miss Horne. Also noted is a misparsed ad line about laxative tablets and a South African cotton pest measure involving banned waste as packing material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Horne
Montana
Raymor Connole
Strikin Miss Horne
Boston and Montana to Start Up in May
A small crew will be employed to work in the property of the reorganized Boston and Montana corporation. The plan involves preparations for operation pending reassessment and talks with local officials. Livingston girl Miss Keter M Johnson dies at hospital. services and interment to be held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Banton Celestias
Msg
Wei Sen Spretden
San Ai
Satna
Satna By. Tamamer Seated Inme Aenth Ea Ene Fult Opetalan ® Ale Allen and Brondt
Castelln
Senteh
Boston
Fioniana ‘Corporation
SferRana Sinine
Sriih
Sr 'Shem
Sverkinen
Ba Sts
Sresatlag
Keter M. Johnson
Buite
Miss Johnson
Livingston
Patrick McHugh Dies at Forty Six in Butte
Patrick McHugh a well known resident of Butte died yesterday in his forty sixth year He had reached in the city for a number of years and had a wide circle of friends He leaves his wife Mrs Annie Mon o no brothers Charles and Dan McHugh fel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McHugh
Butte
Annie Mono Brothers
Charles and
Dan McHugh
Camp Fire Theme Highlighted by Butte Pastor
The article discusses Camp Fire in a Butte church, praising the movement's focus on home school and church, emphasizing practical work, wholesome life, and service. It cites religious sentiment and features references to Jesus of Nazareth as a model of virtue and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUTTE
Lion’s Share Becomes Uncle Sam Affair
Washington March 15 The mountain lion a destructive animal in U S national parks feeds on whitetailed deer elk and moose and occasionally mountain sheep and goats United States forest ranger service figures say about 100 deer yearly per adult lion is a conservative estimate Young lions rear in litters of three or four and efforts to reduce their impact continue De Molay Grand Council meeting in Kansas City March 15 discusses communist literature raids in Michigan and a citizenship program for youths to learn duties and respect for law and order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Uncle Sam
Went
National” Park
Rockies
United “States Forest Ranger Service
DE Molay Grand Council
Kansas City
Smith
Michigan
America
de Molay
Camp Fire Girls Observed Ceremonials at Local Churches
Groups from Camp Fire Girls on the South Side held ceremonies at Floral Park and People's churches as part of a Sunday observance. About 50 girls attended Floral Park services with Ruth Nicol and Ellora Orr as guardians and two Bluebird groups led by Margaret McLanahan and Ruth Schaefer. Attendees included Zula Warren Opal Nash Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth Pope Muriel Stone Marion Davia Rose Lees Ann McLanahan Elizabeth Phillips Helena Spencer Catherine Coughlin Violet Inala Minerva Ny land Janet McLanahan. At People's church 7:30 p m the Tawak ika group with guardian Mrs T H Holman performed part of the ceremonial. Aokiya group with Bess Stone attended. The girls wore ceremonial gowns as J Walter Keller sang The Land of the Sky-Blue Water and spoke on igniting Wohelo in the Homes of the World emphasizing home as the fundamental institution and the importance of Camp Fire’s thirteenth birthday celebration. He urged girls to take charge of home duties to strengthen the city and nation. The crowed logo symbol of Camp Fire, the flame, was highlighted as representing Work and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Floral Park
Ruth Nicol
Ellora “Orr
Margaret McLanahan
Ruth Schaefer
Nicol
Bess Stone
J. Walter Keller
Samp
Calsbrate
Bent
Stolen Mail Found In Mexicans Possession
Manuel Ramírez, a Mexican national, was held for federal investigation after detectives Rodda and Gerry found a bundle of unread letters addressed to Oxford Hotel residents in his pockets during a window-breaking incident on South Ohio Street. Post office officials to be notified today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Ramires
Rodda
Gerry
South Ohio Street
Oxford
South Main Street
Post Office
Hostesses at Silver Bow Club Luncheon
Joe Markham and Mia Gow will host the weekly luncheon at the Silver Bow Club on Wednesday March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Club
Joe
Markham
Mia
Gow
Tliver Bow Club
Maron
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East Broadway
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Gipsertey
Senio
Guat
Stocha and
Java
Costes
Gabe
Rome
Terrup
Butte Notes
Helena
H. Kinders
Missoula
H. H. Peek
Thornton C
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Park
John J." McCarthy
Prop
OT. Patrick
J. J. McCaffery
E Union of South Africa
W. R. Allen
Patrick M’hugh
Ian
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway CO
Hugh Darsie
The
Christian Church
Nev
Hugh Dargie
New Dainy
Crhin
Ancfeted
Ted Pias
Houde
Jesus of
Nagareth
Lion
People’s Churches
Rudolph Valentino
Marios
Mannik
Glenn Hunte
Merton
Evens
Easton
Arasisionn
Hunt's
W. Park
Rere
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