Hotel Guests and Visitors Reported in Butte Notes
A listings list multiple visitors and registrants in Butte hotels including C. M. Randall Helena at the Arizona and L. W. Maxson Philipsburg at the Leggat. Missoula residents H. H. Carter and A. J. Stanley register at the Finlen and Arizona. Others include D. M. McDonald Warm Springs at the Acoma and H. Greimer Grass Range at the Acoma. Rotana club card party at New Temple theater at 8 15 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stanley
Missoula
Arizona
A. L. Strong
Earl Eby
Finlen
Helena
C. M. Rose
Capital
Arthur Jacobson
Anaconda
Butte
Verne J. Edwards
West Yellowstone
D. M. McDonald
Acoma
Warm Springs
H. Greimer
Grass Range
H. M. Roberts
W. C. Barden
W. J. Daw
Wisdom
W. K. Parker
Radersburg
Thornton
G. A. Winslow
New Temple Theater
Adv
J. H. Hamilton
Great Falls
Alice
Lennie Wickham
Three Forks
True Story
Popular Science
Western Story
Detective Story
Golden West
P. O
C. T. Spear
Chicago & Northwestern
Charles F. Linton
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
I. W. Dudley
Kansas City & Southern
Texarkana & Fort Smith
Seattle
Montana Bankers Offer Reward to Dead Bandits
The Montana Bankers association announces a 2000 dollar reward for any bank robber or burglar killed in Montana while robbing or escaping a member bank. Placards urge action to deter banditry, with safeguards against traps or unjust killings and emphasis on protecting bank staff and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Bankers’ Association
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Butte
John Romersa
Montana
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Association
Montana Bankers Association
Six Take Examinations For Teachers' Diplomas
Six prospective teachers were tested by county superintendent Mrs Agnes Meade Hanratty in the courthouse examining room. Examinations continue today and Saturday for first and second grade certificates. Yesterday's second grade tests covered history civics grammar methods and spelling. Today candidates will take arithmetic geography reading agriculture and hygiene. First grade tests include economics and school law.
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Agnes Meade Hanratty
Highway Condemnation Appeal Filed by Wilsons on Butte-Meaderville Road
John D. Wilson and Clara E. Wilson filed a appeal to the state supreme court challenging a condemnation order for property on the Butte-Meaderville road. Judge Bourquin had set $595 for their land after an appraisal by a special commission. Other condemned owners accept the price. construction proceeds without delay while later adjustments are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
George Bourquin
Butte-Meaderville
District Court
John D. Wilson
Clara E. Wilson
Bourquin
Wilson
O. E. S. Auxiliary Plans May Meeting at Masonic Temple
The auxiliary of the O. E. S. will hold a regular meeting in the dining room at the Masonic temple on Monday May 7 at 2 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Barraugh Mrs. C P Brinton Mrs. Anderson and Miss Almeda Bucher. All O. E. S. members are invited to be present.
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Masonic Temple
Barraugh
C. P. Brinton
Anderson
Almeda Bucher
Paynter Appeals $10 Reckless Driving Fine
Jack Paynter of 1034 Placer Street filed an appeal to the district court from a $10 fine imposed April 24 in police court. He was fined by Judge Shea after conviction for reckless driving.
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Jack Paynter
Placer Street
Paynter
Shea
Patrick Walsh Dies Suddenly While Serving Juror
Patrick Walsh 43 of Butte died suddenly in a local hospital yesterday while serving as a juror in Judge Carrolls division. Born in Ireland, he is survived by widow Catherine and ten children Mary Catherine Dene Margaret Anna Martin John Patrick Michael James Thomas, plus a sister and nephew in Chicago and several cousins.
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Patrick Walsh
Butte
Voice identification case ends with dismissal in police court
John Fox was dismissed after Judge Shea ruled a voice could not be confirmed on a telephone call. Roy and Mrs Nelson testified a man they believed to be Fox harassed Mrs Nelson by phone. Fox denied the calls and argued no one can identify a voice on a telephone.
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John Fox
Nelson
Shea
Buster Snell
Harrison Avenue
Dick Mundy
A. Smith
Barney Callan
Boys from Mines and Butte schools to visit Morrison cave
Seventy five students from the School of Mines and Butte high school will travel to Morrison cave Sunday. They depart Northern Pacific depot at 7:20 a.m. reach the cave by 9:12 a.m. return at 5:36 p.m. and arrive back in Butte at 7:50 p.m.
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School of Mines
Butte High School
Morrison Cave
Northern Pacific
The
Cave
Butte
W C T U Meeting Set At Mrs Loring Home
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs William Loring 833 South Main street Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union
William Loring
South Main Street
Trustees Inspect District Schools in Unison
The six trustees of school district No 1 put aside differences and toured a number of district schools yesterday. Inspections will continue until all schools have been visited.
Beckham Files for Coroner on Democratic Ticket
D L Beckham of 1350 Schley has entered the race for coroner seeking the Democratic nomination amid more than ten entrants already listed on the ticket.
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D. L. Beckham
Schley
Mr. Beckham
Arbitration in Film Industry Supported by Montana Official
Harry Meyer of Butte and secretary of the Montana film board of trade argues arbitration sustains prosperity and quality in motion pictures amid government antitrust suits. He insists no conspiracy exists, boards will adapt to court rulings, and producers need long term contract certainty to fund major projects like Old Ironsides Ben Hur The Hunchback of Notre Dame Wings and Barrie stories.
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United States District Court
Harry Meyer
Butte
Montana Film Board of Trade
Meyer
Film Boards of Trade
Notre Dame
Wilkinson Candidate 70 Seeks Ninth Term As Justice
Justice A H Wilkinson of South Butte township filed for Republican nomination to again serve as justice of the peace. Four-time elected, he is blind but known as a square defender of a fixed course. He campaigns by visiting voters, often with a boy, and promises to live up to his past record and give everyone a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wilkinson
South Butte Township
Justice Wilkinson
South Butte
Wilkinson
Blind Justice
Hardy
Montana
Butte
Kosher Kitty Kelly at Parkway Theater Tonight and Tomorrow
The F. B. O. Gold Band presents Kosher Kitty Kelly a lively East Side stage tale at the Parkway with Viola Dana in the film version and Leon de Coste’s depiction of Avenue A. Mary McTaggart’s juvenile dancers and singers join the 1928 revue with thirty young performers in the program.
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New York
East Side
Parkway Theater
Leon de Coste
Avenue A
East River
Viola Dana
Mary McTaggart
Park Way
Patriotic Societies Meet in Butte Tonight
Patriotic organizations of Butte gather at 8 p.m. in the chamber of commerce to plan Memorial Day activities Visiting veterans will outline school visits to deliver patriotic instruction and announce committee members per H. H. Makinson Lincoln post G A R and Coral L Williams adjutant Plans include joint state conventions set for June in Butte.
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Patriotic Organizations
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Makinson
Lincoln Post
Coral L. Williams
Levi Wild Enjoys Sun on Hospital Stairside Ride
Levi Wild, hospitalized for over six weeks after an automobile accident at Murray hospital, enjoyed a sunny sidewalk ride in his wheelchair supervised by a nurse. He is believed to be well on the road to recovery.
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Levi Wild
Murray Hospital
Wild
Auto Shipments Rise as Western Transit Leases Dockage
Duluth shipments grow as Western Transit leases Northern Pacific dockage to move auto freight. Five lake carrier boats commissioned with holds accommodating 250 to 800 cars each. The firm will handle output from 18 factories, with cars loaded directly onto ships via built in rails and axle clamps.
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Duluth
Minn
Butte N. P
Western Transit Company
Northern Pacific Dockage
Lake Auto Carriers
Fire causes attic damage at 622 Placer street
A small attic fire at 622 Placer Street shortly before noon yesterday, caused by defective wiring, damaged the home of Mrs. O. M. Lind. Estimated loss is $50.
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Placer Street
O. M. Lind
Exchange Program Talk On Butte Clean-Up Campaign
Louis C. Smith of Metropolitan Life Insurance will speak at the Exchange Club luncheon at the Finlen hotel today. Stuart Bingham will preside and Leonard Waters will provide musical entertainment.
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Louis C. Smith
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Butte
Exchange Club
Finlen Hotel
Stuart Bingham
Leonard Waters
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Butte Montana
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L. W. Maxson
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H. H. Carter
A. J. Martin
Everett Miller
Leggat
H. E. Ellsworth
E. Lindstrom
Billings
First National Bank of
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J. Heslet
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Metals Bank
Elizabeth O'Neil
Walkerville
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Walkerville Review
Hines
Ellen Hines
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Laurel
Johnston
Annie Johnston
Whitechapel
FE. J. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Dc. T. Lomas
D. B. Hopkins
A. M. Brown
C. H. Smith
F. H. Sarles
John Kremer
Edward Ferrando
Pail Troglia
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P. M. Bonino
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Frank Pennati
Dominick Guidi
John Auda
Dom Quilich
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Elizabeth Mitchell
Victoria
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Gloria
Marie Prevost
Charles Lavell
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Kitty Kelly
Vera Gordon and
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Ansonia
Mae Marsh
Ivor Novello
Paris
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