Butte Current Notes Include Local Trips and Events
Local notices report residents traveling to New York Denver Spokane and Missoula, and visitors at the Thornton and other hotels. Bonds for sale, births, construction contracts, and a mass meeting in Butte for school trustee nominations are noted alongside club dances and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Greenwood
J. P. Hanson
Great Falls
Butte
State Savings Bank
D. J. Hennessy
New York
H. Richardson
Missoula ‘County
Pipestone Springs Company
H. O. Wilson
Marcus J. Hewett
Cataract Copper Company
Basin, la
James E. Mureray
West
Granite Street
W. T. Perham
Glendive
W. M. Head
West Boardman Street
Cosmopolitan
Everybody's Magazine
Butte Yen
McClernan
S Court Yesteran
Francia P. Alwin
Fairfield
Sullivan's Southern Hotel
President Elliott Arrives in Butte With Northern Pacific Party
Howard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific Railway leads a party of officials and friends visiting Butte to review business. C E Perkins of the Burlington route John H Carroll William Carson Dan Boyle and Gibson accompany. They tour Montana lines travel east tomorrow and plan Ruby Valley and Pony Branch trips before returning to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eliott
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Butte
East
Mr. Elliott
C. E. Perkins
Burlington
John H. Carroll
William Carson
Dan Boyle
Livingston
Gibson
Missoula
Helena
Garrison
Ruby Valley
Pony
St. Paul
Elliott
Silver Bow Club
Mr. Eliott
The
Standard
Acc
Orthern Pacific
Montana
Isident Perkins
Loco Weed Tests Highlight Smelter Smoke Effects
Professor Marcus F Jones of Salt Lake testified in the Tlise case to show how smelter smoke affects plants. He presented 180 plant specimens from Deer Lodge valley and nearby areas, noting damage such as white spots, leaf holes, and yellowing in alfalfa and timothy hay, while some plants like wild rose remained mostly healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus F. Jones
Salt Lake
Farmers’ Alliance
Tier Lodge Alley
Oliver T. Crane
Deer Lodge
ML Britzer
Bugeman
Jones
Deer Lodge Valley
Eas
Warm Springs Creek
Anaconda
Mt. Bridge
Timothy
Amos
Morgan Pwans
Teer Lodge
Amoke
Hamfton
Hesata
Deep Creek
Sawyer
Sawyer Prize
Mt. Bridger
Tonkin's Promotes Cravenette Rain Garments for Spring
The store highlights new cravenette rain coats 52 inches long with a 72 inch sweep ideal for spring wear and evening events. They emphasize versatility for rainy days and as top coats for opera or dance, offering a range of prices and showcasing their reputation for quality goods.
Carrie Pabst Dies in Butte and Remains to Be Shipped East
The family confirms Carrie Pabst died in Butte after a troubled marriage. Her father Juline Pabst wired from Kenosha Wis ordering the body shipped there for burial at his expense. Survived by a 6 year old daughter cared for by a friend in Salt Lake. The body will be shipped east today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Pabst
Butte
Juline Pabst
Walsh
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Salt Lake
Advance of Substitutes by Board of Trustees
At last evening’s board meeting the resignation of Miss Addie McKay was received and accepted. The monthly payroll was approved for 18 514 50 dollars. Superintendent R G Young recommended elevating substitute teachers to regular status: E Ray Betchel B R Abbott Anna Johnston Faith Braig R P Kelly G M Merriman Edyth O Leary Helen Coffin Josephine Gleason and Lillie Webster. These teachers were elected to the substitute corps Anna Coleman Floyd Olds Irene Quigtey Florence Christy Charlotte Featherly Violet Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
Addie McKay
Corps of
R. G. Young
E. Ray Betchel
B. R. Abbott
Anna Johnston
Faith Braig
R. P. Kelly
G. M._Merriman
Edyth O'Leary
Helen
Coffin Josephine Gleason
Lillie Webster
Anna Coleman
Floyd, Olds
Irene “Quigtey
Florence Christy
Charlotte Featherly
Violet Oswald
Butte Sends Lou Eschle to Ball League Meeting
Butte with league assurances sends Lou Eschle and W H Lacan to Spokane for North West league directors meeting. Helena may join to form a fifth club, possibly sixth for Montana, with $80 still needed of $5 subscription. Hayes market ads conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUTTE
Lou Eschle
W. H. Lacan
Lou Hache
Spokane
Meritus
Wbele
Lie
Helena
Montana
Hayes
West Park Street
Train Stalled in Snow Drifts Near Decatur
A Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton train with four engines and 13 passengers is stalled six miles east of Decatur in deep snow. After eight days the snow depth reaches 90 inches and no fall continues. Other roads remain open and rail service is disrupted. Lincoln Neb March 20 Nearly all North Loup business district destroyed by fire with loss of freight facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Som Keating
Deep Creek
Idaho
Guy W. Stapleton
Ravilll
Butte
Mont
Chool
Silver Bow County
D. J. Charles
LR Wherton
C.J. Kelty
Bloomington
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Decatur
Lincoln
North Loup
Iach
Trixie the trained horse stars at Family Theater
Princess Trixie the trained horse headlines a Family Theater show with math problems counting subtraction and audience color reading. The act includes time from a watch, naming audience members, and various contortion and impersonation tricks. Other acts by Downe Risseys Crouch Richards Ida Howells Morrie and Santa Ana lured rheumatism conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Nelson Downe
Risseys
Crouch and
Richards
Miss Ida
Howells
Cora Morrie
Newsboys Atlas Club entertains in Butte social event
Last night the Butte Newsboys Club held a lively program at Scandia hall Copper and Alaska streets led by Attendance and the Atlas club. Solo performances by MacDonald Pamimer Swanson and MacDonald plus songs by Mrs Elvers Reardon Hanley and Walsh highlighted the evening. The event invites public support for a good cause and notes G A R card party impacts Wednesday schedule at Renshaw hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Newsboys' Club
Atlas Club
Cal
Mr. MacDonald
Pamimer
Swanson
Miss MacDonald
W. D. Elvers
Gene Reardon
Willie Hanley
Willie ‘Walsh
Scandia Hall
Copper
Alaska
Leary
Renshaw Hall
Billings to Great Falls Railway Extension Plans
A. H. Hogeland chief engineer of the Great Northern says grading on the Billings to Great Falls line will begin soon. He notes rumors of an extension from Huntley and emphasizes the project aims to connect Billings directly to Great Falls. Madrid reports Premieratozet will resist passing the judicial reform bill. cabinet resignations follow as the crisis unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soene Stanarie
Billings
A. H. Hogeland
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Hoseland
Great Northern Company
Huntley
Burlington
Madrid
Premieratozet
Alfonso
Canary
Islands
Crisia
Mahogany Surpentine Chest with French Bevel Mirror
An ornate mahogany chest features a surpentine top drawer shaped top and French legs plus six extra deep drawers and a French bevel oval mirror.
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Butte News
East Broadway
Golaaeld
C. E. Fiske
James Hogan
Lowell
Aziz
B. M. Francis
E. Sylvester
P. Goddard
Barney's Place
T. B. Miller
FH. Ray
Mrs. Elmer Pond
Basin
Ity
Ditter Root
Philipeburg
Ins Hutte
W. H. Merrimat
Maion
Dakota Line
Othe
Tonkin
the Style Shop
E. Park Street
Board OF
Snow
Ilinors
Vinci
Ith Drug Co
Newbrc Co
Bitte
Orrine
Tures
Segam
Soong Aas Baers
Rooke
Orin CO. Incr
Wasulngtony de
Trixie
the Family Theater
Santa Ana
Vauga
Motorman
Newsboys
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
Coe
Om Wellesley
RED Boot Shoe CO
Bat
North Window
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