Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Notices and Moves
Miscellaneous briefs from Butte note movers and arrivals such as E. N. Fay heading to Vancouver, Don Rathbone from Dillon, and Mrs J B Campbell visiting Detroit. Also mentions rent pianos from Orton Bros, Yegen Bros banking, cab service, and social updates including births, marriages, travel to San Francisco and Great Falls, plus local events and ads from The Madisonian and Billings Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Fay
Vancouver
Don Rathbone
Dillon
Walker
Elite Studio
Retoucher
Orton Bros
Hi. Congdon
Manhattan
L. Uphur
San Fran
Louis Kauffman
Boston
Wits Maske
Edward. Schillander
Yeas
Hell
Ind
James Roemer
Noxon
Butte
Rhodes
Napton
Caledonia
van Stam
N.C
Colorado
Juneau
Livingston
Vanaugh
Temporary courthouse houses students in Alaska and Quarts streets
A former temporary court building on Alaska and Quarts streets housed a dozen pupils with absenteeism noted. Classes occupied two upstairs rooms while the rest moved from the old courthouse. The rooms were well heated, lit, and ventilated, and officials appeared satisfied despite shorter space. The term will end in about a month, with bond elections and bidding ongoing. The county may continue using the temporary quarters until a loan is secured or construction. A separate note mentions Philadelphia scientists en route to Hawaii to study tree snails for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temp
Alaska
Quarts Streets
Ie Peybody
Mde
Philadelphia
Hawaiian Islands
Butte Sheriff Seeks Missing Miss Sullivan in Hills
Sheriff Draco leads five men across the Butte hills in pursuit of Miss Johanna Sullivan who vanished Thursday after sleeping outdoors near Gray Rock terrace. They check ranches and possible routes toward town, hoping she has not wandered too far to reach help. Driscoll reports no contact and plans further north-range search today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draco
Butte
Yestery
Johanna Sullivan
Mrs .Murphy
Ranch House
Tange
Railei Posul
Tuite
Sullivan
Bernice Tift
Driscoll
North Range
Normal College Student Captures First Prize
A report from the event notes a normal college student won the top prize. The contestant presented a speech titled Humanity and Economic Traditions. Miss Jeeita Stetson of Montana College Deer Lodge represented the team and contributed to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition
Mosher
Renate
Jeeita
Stetson
Montana College of Deer Lodge
Montana orator contest honors at state college event
Third place Tioaith and the Federal Government Minde Steele of Montana State College Agriculture and Mechanic Arts joined Kelsey of Montana Wesleyan University in a strong demonstration. Donald Kapel won first in extemporaneous speaking while William Long of Missoula and Mr Reardon of Bozeman placed high. Mary Paurke and Mr Seely also spoke as a large audience filled the college auditorium. Glee clubs performed and a social dance at Hibernia hall followed with tickets fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioaith
Minde Steele
Colle Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Montana
Kelsey
Montana Wesleyan University
Donald Kapel
Monde
William Long
Missoula
Reardon
Bozeman
Hind
Mary Paurke
The
Normal
Mr. Seely
Helena
College Auditoriame
Testimony in mine injunction case disrupts court session
Witness fainted twice during proceedings in the Ticon mine injunction matter as Judge Meclernan's department adjourned. Attorneys for the defendant questioned the witness while the court planned to reconvene to review the pirate trust matter and a related divorce suit between Tabert and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Mefauahitn
Dana
Meclernan
Department of Therict
Ana Attorney Wines
Ween
Eynch
Anaconas
Mosidan Trust
Ih A Chupter
Mar Flea
Quieteh
Switzerland
Watt
Florence
Morrissey
Thomas F.aherviacey
West Quarts Street
Girl in custody of Butte deputy sheriff
May reports from Great Falls describe a custody case involving a young girl taken by deputy sheriff Larkin of Butte. The child, daughter of Mrs Hertha Bulle of Seattle, was with a couple during a monthlong trip. authorities will investigate fully. The girl was placed in Ursuline care tonight and to be moved tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Fall
Seattle
Butte
Larkin
Thulay
Posmexston
Helen ‘Itulle
Mary
F.C. Goodale
Tacom
Hertha ‘Bulle
Ciary
Goodale
Motorman Winner in Damage Suit
A Spokane federal court verdict awards $2,900 to Campbell, the motorman on the Spokane Inland train wreck near Coeur d'Alene. The collision killed several passengers who had boarded at Coeur d'Alene. Maury represented Campbell as he sued the railway company for injuries from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Campbell
Com Ray
Maury
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Butte News
Lavallieres
New
Eli Ba
Summit Street
J.B. Daly Jr
San Francisco
Frank West
East Park Street
W. W!mcdowell
John J. Sullivan
TIS East Broadway
P.O
Boulder Springssia
Whitehall
Mountain Range
J.B. Baan
Billings Gazette
McClernan
John Meyers
Ruby Fryman
Putte
R. F. Foote
Zarelda Street
North
Main
Rav
State Medical Society of
Great Falls
H. D. Kistler
Leftwish
Ha Wen
Polson
Agatha Stafford
Missouri Sentinel
EE. Vanderhule
St Paul
Vanderhule
Great Northern Railway
P. W. Sheehy
Hansworth
Jeppeinton
Malls
Grand Army of the Republic
Ella Crowley
Haynes
Mabel Sharpe
Olga Johnson
Jefferson
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
Teachers’ Institute
Paul Duncan
City
Madisonian
Washington School
Omle-Minterhalter-Hanksfingo
Jewelers
Oscar Stenberg
Broadway
Jewel Waltham
Elgin
Simon
North Main Street
Sonehe
Henne County
Weehoet Aml
Hibernia
Peaistee IX
Mateer Star Cot
TICON
Plutte Lodge
Otc. Foresters
Will Pythian
Rastle
Deborah Gibbons
Louis Sponheim Pacin
Ae White
Lewistown
George R Hud Vm
Adeline Hudson
Muffalo
Mont
Mose Linz
Alhambra Hot Springs
Iivet
Redice Ins
M. J. Sullivan
Propriet
Deltox Rugs
Deltox
Eltox
Deltox Carpet
Deltox Carp
Furnish Atlome toNnn Credit Reuseley
W.park ST
Newsways
Joseph R. Jackson
Olin
Ng and
Zar Crithy
Joe Mannatenden
Newshouse Auxilary
J. Te. Wharton
Stee
London
Willoughby Dickinss Franchi
Milton
Mayer
W. Phelegeh
Tadiew Gallon
South Mo
Tana Street
Weinberg’s
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