Harvey Smith Appointed City Street Boss in Turmoil
Harvey Smith appeared at the city corral to take charge of street work, accompanied by Commissioner Weigenstein. The mayor said Smith acted with authority under orders from the commissioner, while others questioned the timing and legality of the new officials’ tenure amid related council confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
City Corral
Weigenstein
Corral
Uni
Borne
Oliver
Meer Golubin
Cocking
Butte visitors and business calls fill city hotels
A weathered list shows numerous visitors and locals: Henslee at the Legent, Casey and Kodig in town for business, Mrs Koenig at the Leggat, Agnes Allen visiting from Sandpoint, and George R. Allen from Virginia City among others at the Leggat and Thornton. Mentrum, the Helena state fire marshal, to confer with Chief Martin and stay at the Butte hotel. Various notes mention relatives, university clubs meets, and a home market week planned in St Paul. The Newton road reports describe travel from Dillon to Butte with roads improving between Dillon and Butte and Montana lake divide snow largely vanished.
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Orton Broa
Lowden
Legent
Henslee
Tres Forks
Butte
John M. Casey
Misson
P. O
George R. Allen
Virginia City
Mr. Allen
Leggat Hotel
Agnes Allen
Sandpoint
Idaho
Grand Hotel
G. W. Appleton
Bozeman
Thornton
John H. Tanerry
C. H. Hungerford
Lymann Bennett
University Club
Butte Grill
C. C. Cohan
R. S. Mentrum
Helena
Martin
Mentrum
Mary Cochrane
West Quartz Street
Mad ‘Gon County
Evelyn
R. J. Dee
Pa Ific
Missoula
Charles P. Flood
Anaconda
United States Court On Motion
United States
Shelton
Butte News
Lewistown Gusher
L. B. Woods
The
Northern Railway
Nels Nelson
Dillon
Beaverhead-Alberts” Oil Company
Nelson
Chicago
Mise Cochrane
Butte High School
Associaton
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Steward Lock
Grasshopper Post
Great Northern
Lockwood
Pat Seynck
Bowman
Mary
Hamilton
Maggie
Lalimer
Vistors
Leaders
Daho
Ditton
Waa
Eplendia
Montana Lake Divide
Butterenely
Fewer Montana Business Failures In April
Montana merchants held a steadier outlook as April failures numbered eight, per R. G. Dun & Co. totals. Across the U S, 4,872 firms failed in Q1 1921, with central states most affected and Atlantic and Pacific coasts relatively spared. Montana losses remained small and localized to small trades, easing concerns of a broader downturn.
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Montana
Philip & Rush
R. G. Dun & Co
Busness
Dun
United States
Central ‘States
Youth Pleads Guilty To Assault Charge
Dave Deguilis admitted a second degree assault plea after a first degree charge was changed. He had been drinking when he shot at Hugh McGarry in Walkerville, three bullets fired through a window but no injuries occurred. The defense sought leniency due to youth and intoxication. The court scheduled sentencing for the morning. The text also notes a Montana nurses exam event at the state capitol in Helena on June 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Deguilis
Hugh McGarry
McCaffery
Degalli
Dengler
C. C. Rowan
Australia
Red Lodge Prohibition Raids Halt Several Bootleg Ops
Federal officer H M Dengler led a Red Lodge crackdown netting 17 raids and 12 arrests for alcohol violations. Teams backed by Carbon county authorities executed warrants, gathering evidence for trials in county court. Dengler praised local cooperation and hinted at more raids to come as cases proceed.
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HL. M. Dengter
Prohibition
Montana
Red Lodges
Carbon
Red Lodge
Sherif
Dengler
L. Groff
Ent
Fox
Fine Talks Given to Scoutmasters in Butte Meeting
The weekly scoutmasters training session in Butte featured Dr J Aon ovan delivering “The Physical Development of the Boy” on boy body development and the Boy Scout movement. Scout Executive Benjamin Owen discussed games and how to teach them, and John L Boardman presented a paper on Elementary First Aid.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
J. Aonovan
Boy Scout Movement
Tecturer
Butte Boy Scout
Worl
Benjamin Owen
Judge Clears Man in Drunkenness Case
The new police judge Dan Shea discharged a man accused of drunkenness saying the defendant admitted drinking but was on his way home, kept control of movements, and did not disturb or misbehave. The court ruled he was not drunk within the ordinance. Chicago poison fur scare prompts commissioner Robertson to probe tainted furs and dyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shea
Chicago
Ticaith
John Dit Robertson
J.P. Kincourse
City Pure Food
New York
St. Louis
Fruit growers complain about price and quality in markets
Women of California and other Pacific coast states protest high prices they pay for fruit while constrained to buy second-rate products. They say premium fruit is sent to eastern markets, with the best only entering domestic supply when markets are glutted.
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Mary Boyle Grigiances
Rogie
California
Pacifc
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Smith
City Street Grews
Dan
Lynch
Walkerville Lad
Montana State Board of Examiners
State
City Emergency Hospital
Mary Iey
Mra
Federal Prohibition Agent
Mall Alees Peony Rms
Horlick
McArthy, Bryant &Co
Lyon
White House
Hansen's
John
J. M’carthy
Lamb
Medicium
Viemande
E. Biercury
Butte, Mont
Rieu
LTO
Paramount Picture
Lois Wilson
Vanity
Chester
Kinogram News
Thomas Meighan
George Loane Tucker
Columbia Floral CO
Wilhelm & Leonora
West Broadway
Undertakers
Tam James McGowan
Mary Moowan
Larry Duggan
Ant
Tia North Main
Daly Shea Company
Rankerour
Sindnen
Facher Brother
James F. Martin
Ais Thane
Ana
State School of Mines
FS Martin
Famn
Albert Martin
Charles Marrs
J. Walsh
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and
East Broadway
Yeas
M'carthy’s Sanitary
Schroeder
Hulda
John Schroeder
Theamily
Princeton ‘Avenue
Stountain 'View
Joseph Richards, Ing
Ballantine
Sherman & Ised
Sherman & Reed
Funeral Chapel
Paneral Directere
Sam R. White
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