Butte Guests At Local Hotels And Businesses
A flurry of visitors and locals in Butte includes Kent pianos dealers Orton Bros and Kelley-Coward, and patrons at the Finlen and Leggat hotels. Notables from Great Falls, Denver, Helena, Spokane, and Bozeman visit for business, social events, and medical recoveries, while the P. O. News Stand and Copper Leaf social plans are noted among the city’s activity. several locals travel or recover from recent illnesses as others call on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Blanchard
D $S
Finlen
Butte
John Peterson
A. A. Gibson
Ditton
Loggat
M. CG. Curtis
Clothiery
Utte
California
H. Stanley
W. J. Berns
Denver
Duncan
Helena
Bus Ree
J.T. Kidd
Spokane
P. O
Copper Leaft Hive
Ladies of Maccabees
Hall E.R. Purinton
International Harvester Company
M. J. Mershon
Philipsburg
Mary Williams
Yew Street
Sam Kinville
Kelly
Libb
The
Thornton
Butte College Club Elects Officers on May 6
Officers for the Butte College club will be elected at a meeting on Saturday May 6 at 2 30 p m at Mrs J E Stephens ons home 1200 West Porphyr street An important business session will decide the Scholarship to be presented to a Butte girl Hostesses include Mrs J E Dutcher Mrs Derge Miss Mars Karet Morgan Miss Helen Little and Miss Teresa Treichle All who expect to be present are asked to telephone 4378 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte College Club
J. E. Stephenson
West Porphyr Street
Butte
J. E. Dutcher
Derge
Mars Karet Morgan
Helen Little
Teresa Treichle
No New Trial For Motor Company In Moonshine Case
A federal court ruling denies the Moonshine case new trial as the Silver Bow Motor Car Company intervenor asserts possession and tax issues. The Kane Smith defendants are linked to the Nash auto seized after a car search. evidence shows moonshine in a demijohn and questions about ownership, punitive intent, and tax delinquency. The court directed a verdict for libelant, with the company seeking a retry on grounds of possession and liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feder Bourquin
Silver Bowl
Judes
Automobile Company
Kane
Smith
Atn Harlowtown
Nash
Deceims
Bourquin Withie
Fea
Silver Bow Motor Car Company
Motor
Denon
Shesitt
Tess
Federalgent Einnd
Wen
Motor” ‘Company
Charge Money Lender With Breaking Statute
Earl and Bertha Ross sue Isador Goodin in district court seeking $1,000 in recovery. They allege a $30,000 loan at 10 percent per year and an $500 advance interest payment aimed at evading the legal 10 percent ceiling. They seek double the amount exaction. Goodman defends that the loan was at the request of Ross and his agent. he says part of the bonus was paid to others to secure the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Earl
Bertha Ross
Isador Goodin
Desfendant
Alr Tege
M Lure Estate Case Near End
The hearing on the motion to ax attorney fees in the estate of Charles D. McLure nears completion. Testimony will be heard Monday on Cascade Mines and Mills stock prices in Boston tied to a market disruption alleged by a sale of William R. McLure's private stock. Some feeling arose near the session's end, which the court acknowledged as natural given reputations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. McLure
Cascade Mines and Mills
Boston
William R. McLure
Officers Seize Moonshining Operation in South Montana Raid
Federal and city officers conducted a major raid on two South Montana Street houses uncovering two auto loads of moonshining paraphernalia including a 40 gallon copper still and over 49 gallons of products. The still was hidden in a cellar accessible by a carpet trap door. a stove roared and mash jugs filled the basement. Neighboring shed contained much of the contraband. Fred Dalbert, owner of the adjacent property, was arrested on charges of maintaining a nuisance and possessing liquor. Agents Holter and Officers McDonald, Rodda, and Gerry led the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal and
City Oiecers
Montana Street
Fred Dalbert
Ajrderal
Holter
McDonald, Rodda
Gerry
Courthouse notes cover varied estate and court actions
Continued deferral in the Haus Wirth trial. administrators named for Marchiando Byrne O'Brien and Wakefield estates. Default judgments and guardianship orders, divorces granted to Hirschman Darlington and Blackburn, administration petitions for Webb and Land, alimony order in Winninghoff case, and county highway project notes.
State Dismisses Hope Martin Case
After a full day trial, Hope Martin charged with bootlegging was dismissed on state motion. The defense sought a directed verdict, contending lack of proof of sale or presence and improper evidence. Jurors were told the case would not proceed and the court paused for a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Martin
Henry Anderson
Lindstrom
Butte Nurses to Attend State Convention
The gradual nurses of Butte will be represented at the state convention in July at Great Falls by Miss Bertha Thompson and Miss Nelile Olson with Miss Margaret Murphy and Mrs. C. J. Nepper as alternates. Delegates were chosen at Monday's nurses meeting. The association recommended cutting entrance education from four years of high school to two. last session raised standards to four years. Deceased members will be remembered on Dee day with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
Bertha Thompson
Nelile Olson
Margaret Murphy
C.J. Nepper
Association
Dee
Mineral patent grants listed for Helena and Butte residents
Nineteen men received mineral patent rights from the Helena land office, interior department. Grants go to William F. Ward ZT Vinson of Helena John H. Crone Matt Crone William Gemmell P F Monaghan James Naughton Frank H. Blake Stephen Giulio Basin and John A Bergstrom of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Land Office
Department of the Interior
Bute
William F. Ward
ZT. Vinson
Helena
Jonn’ H. Crone
Matt Crone
Butte
William Gemmell
Monaghan
James Naughton
Frank H. Blake
Stephen Giulio
Basin
John A. , Bergstrom
Music lovers 10 hold big concert planning meeting
Musicians and choir leaders from Butte gather at the offices of Joseph Vink of the Butte Symphony Orchestra at 8 o'clock to plan a musical festival to distinguish Butte. Prominent invitees include Sam Treloar Elsa Mac Madame Leipheimer Miss Arthur Drynan Minerva Ben Edward Hall C O Blakeslee Hugh Jones George Stevens and Martin Cesare. a conflicting concert may affect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Mac- Madame Leipheimer
Arthur Drynan
St Patrick's ‘Choir
Minerva” Ben
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Choir
Edward C. Hall
First Baptist Church
C.O. Blakeslee
Butte College of Music
Hugh Jones
The
Shrine Nd
Martin Cesare
Twin Cities
George Stevens
Fountain View Choir
Oswald Sentenced Five Days For Contempt Of Court
George Oswald received five days in the county jail from Judge Jackson for contempt of court over failure to pay alimony pending a hearing for separate maintenance. The wife, not seeking a divorce, asked for no jail time, but Oswald showed indifference. The judge ordered immediate confinement and noted the additional contempt in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oswald
Jackson
Oswald
Talliff
Officers Make Another Successful Liquor Raid
Federal authorities pursue a city man on a charge of maintaining a nuisance after a raid by Officers Powell and Sage at 288 East Park Street shortly before noon yesterday. A small quantity of liquor was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neid
Powell and Sage
East Park Street
Taylor Murder Trial Set For May 10
Judge Lynch rescheduled the criminal calendar with W I Taylor charged in the E O Brown homicide to stand trial May 0. Also Junk Bing Shung and May Joe Hing, accused of Mon Sen murder, set for May 10. George Beach and others linked to Cyril Schilling killing to be tried May 11. Minor docket items and bootlegging cases follow. multiple defendants appear or plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beach
May Joe Hing
Junk Bing Shung
Lynch
W. I. Taylor
Brown
Taylor
Mon’ Sen
Cyril Schilling
Ta. Ih
Earl McCoy
Women Voters Meet This Evening For League Business
A notice states the League of Women Voters will convene this evening at 8 o'clock to discuss several important matters. Attendance is urged. In other items an alleged vehicle theft is reported, a Ford five passenger 1921 model with license 43801, new paint and tires, stolen from 413 South Main Street between 3 and 6 this morning. The engine number is 626250. The property belongs to Harry Schults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women
Ford CA
Ford
South Main Street
Hany Schilts
Rho Ghett
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Pere Cane Sugat
Canal
Wonderpad
Texas
Butte Notes
8. Wurtz
Butts
Breger
Multigraph Company
Salt Lake City
Frank Elic
Ditlon
Iuyoert Sanderson
Roundup
Anne Batterton
Portial Ore
Thorton Whl
C. Widmner
Bozeman
Leggat
A. M Russell
Loiselle Taxi Service
EAGLE
A. Fs
Tel Ot
Aperfter Copperas
Thors
Finlen Hotel
Motor Company
M’lure
Charles Haus
Wirth
Carroll
G. Bertogno
Peter Marchiando
Charles Wakefield
Charles Juttner
Henry Marchiando
Wakefield
Rearing Service Corporation
Fasel & Rob'sh
John Webb
Mahala Webb
Ugrin
Paul A. Ozanne
John O'Brien
J. O'Brien
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
North Butte Mining Company
Floral Park
Lucy Byrne
Margaret McManus
Raymond Byrne
Raymond
United States Army Service
Fort Casey
Wash
Peter Byrne
Nita Hirschman
Aaron Hirschmann
Darlington
Anita D. Blackburn
William J. Blackburn
Robert Wagner
Thelma
Annie M. Delaney
R. E. Deelaney
Burt Marsh
Nina Marsh
Margie Taylor
James B. Taylor
Fa Land
Avchatay
RTA
Schilling
Rex
Lyon
John J. M'Carthy
Temptation
Theodore Kosloff
Betty
Compson
Paree
Beauty
News Weekly
Law Library
Kome of Chance
Music Lovers
Jowald
Oficers
Wilson
Reed
Buffalo Express
F. Michelson
Wizard “Rowe
Richard Gorty
Mas Franciscani
J.thornton
St Dats
Francis Kelly
Dilek Grverson
Mike Sullivan
Louis Chronos
Paddy Meyers
Gene Jackson
Dickson Firace Yamer
F. O'Connell
Conuilty
Margaret Davis
Davis
Hope Mart UN
Arigona Street
Martin
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