Butte Visitors and Local Business Discuss P O and Taverns
Numerous visitors and local residents are listed in Butte as guests at hotels or stopping in the city. Businessmen from Billings Pipestone and Sacramento mingle during short stays while meetings at the Thornton and other venues are noted. The Rotana club and the Women’s Catholic League are scheduled events with speakers and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Broselley-Coward
Main
Butte
P.O
C. J. Grendall
Cleveland
Ohio
Thornton
Chalmers Hall
Billings
P. F. Walsh
Threeke
C.H. Fish Jr
G. R. Fish
Pocatello
the Butte
William J. Irvine
Henry Graham
Pipestone
Ity
Mr. Irvine
and Company
HM. P. Huban
Minneapolis
Sunshine Biscuit Com Fy
the Finlen
William Rea Jr
Paul Newman
Poruana
EB. M. Robinson
Miles City
F. G. Smith
Pony
Fred Huber
Dillon
Thornton, Among
Gertrude Hovey
M. T. Longherd
George Woolever
Los Angeles
Rotana Club
Thornton Hotel
Blanchara
San Francisco
Home Fire and Marine Tamurance Company
Women's Catholic League
Sau Patrick's Church
Eis
le Semmes
Dan McDowell
South
T. B. Hawking
Garrison
Ovine
William Bickier
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Arm
B. Baron
Ringling
Cever
Anya
H. Haas
Great Fain
Ed Jenkins
Virginia City
Walliam Blackwell
Helena
Oscar A. Olson
Great Falls Meat’ Company
Woman Trial in Doctlow Bootlegging Case Ends in Record
Hope Martin faced a bootlegging charge in district court with Judge Lynch presiding. Proceedings included defense motion to dismiss and delays for evidentiary connections, while witness Anderson testified to buying whiskey at Martin's South Arizona Street establishment and the jury trial proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Martin
Anderson
Henry Anderson
South Arizona Street
Tools
Wagoner
Oral Walker
Supreme Court Affirms Rail Injury Case Ruling
Special dispatch reports the Supreme Court ruling in a case arising from a Northeastern Pacific county where an employee sued after a 80-pound rail was attempted to be lifted. The decision affirms a judgment against a company for negligent limits on capital and allows the injured workers to pursue damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
NAP Sigy “Po Xn
Supreme Court
Northeen Pacifi
Awel Mathon
Ctors
Corporation
Taness
Jencernean
Ouinke
Willan Wolleway
Birow
Continental Oil Company
He Montana
Concgets ‘Company
Shrine Circus Opens Thursday With Parade Pageant
Shriners prepare for the Shrine circus opening next Thursday evening featuring a grand parade and street pageant. arriving performers include East engagements and acts like the singing boor and electrified lady from Ringling shows. Managers organize Odeon and Twentieth Century halls, ticket sales, and the popularity contest while proceeds fund a band and patrol for the San Francisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine
E. L. Groh
Ringling
Jack Beylund
Downing
Odeon Hall
George S. Good
Twentieth Century Hall
John Lindland
W. W. Wisner
Floy
Fluent
Shriners
San Francisco
Gunderson Fined Twenty For Interfering With Officers
George E. Gunderson and others were arrested Sunday in the Stockholm block on South Wyoming Street. Gunderson was found guilty in police court and fined $20 by Judge Shea for interfering with officers during an arrest. A complainant asked police to arrest a woman said to run an orderly house. the arrest led to Gunderson’s confrontation. Mr and Mrs P O Brien were tried for operating a cabaret without a license and were found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gunderson
Stockholm
Wyoming Street
Shea
Gunderson
P. O'Brien
R Cport
Tom Davis Reappears After Appendicitis Operation
Attorney Tom Davis, who recently underwent appendicitis surgery, made his first on street appearance since leaving the hospital. It will be several days before he can resume active court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
Matrimony Gases In District Court
Frank Wharf replies to Orton Bros suit for piano price claiming defect and storage charges after failure to replace. Florence Mooney sues ex-husband Sam Schaefer for back alimony from 1919 order of $15 monthly. Esther Rick seeks divorce from Emery with notes of marriage in 1914 Deer Lodge and failure to provide. Beatrice Nash seeks divorce from Raymond Nash after March 1920 marriage. claims abuse and lack of support. William Meyer represents Esther Rick. Robert J. Farrell sues for divorce from Albray. says she deserted in 1920 Missoula. boy injured in tree incident and subsequent events referenced. Walker & Walker appear for Nellie Patterson via Judge Carroll on desertion grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wharf
Orton Bros
Justice Court
MR. Rotering
Florence Mooney
Sam Schaefer
Esther Rick
Emery
Deer Lodge
Shy
J. B.C. Knight
Anaconda
Beatrice Nash
Raymond Nash
Butte
Cru
William Meyer
Robert J. Farrell
Albray
Hamilton
Missoula
Walker
Nellie Patterson
Judge Carroll
Turner Seeks Chess Match On Arrival In Butte
Five minutes after arriving in Butte Harry Turner of Montana Electric sought a chess match. He plans to stay about two weeks and recently bought a Carmel by the Sea home, returning visits to Butte. amid California growth talk he remains a noted local figure for war thrift and Toy Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Montana Electric Company
Butte
Mr. Turner
Carmel-by the-Sea
California
Toy Scout Movement
Montana
Turner
Los Angeles
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Erval McDonnell
Bozeman
Maurice Nordstrom
Loiselle Taxi Service
Talbott Shop
Pinlen Hotel
Martin
Pnane
Lindstrum
Lindstrom
Det Fenner
Toitty
Dr. Easton
Jones
E. Morgan
Leggat
Tom Sheridan
Harrop
E. J. Hike
Oregon
Margaret Barker
Butts
Rialto Theater
Silver Bow Park
Dennis O'Neill
Tony Obudinociex
Rose Driscoll
George Driscoll
Edward Harrington
Miriam Silva
Curtis Bailey
John Elliott
Jim Carros
Phil Barry
Ralph Gleason
R. Boltz
John Schumaker
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John
Curly" Hunt
Priscilla
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Noah Beery
Colmbia
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