Gypsy Rover to Be Presented by Butte High Tonight
The Gypsy Rover, a romantic musical comedy, will be staged tonight at Butte High School by the combined glee clubs and high school orchestra under Miss Eleanore A. Tenner. The operetta, set in present time with scenes in England, features a large cast including Gladys Martin Aileen Mayo Emmett Keyser Martin Huntloft Sheldon Swenson Martha Bowden Edwin Buck Sidney Fife Geraldine Tallon Selwyn Burridge Roy McGrew Clifford Smith Teresa Kiesel Gladys Pierce and Thomas Barrett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Eleanore A. Tenner
Butte High ‘School
England
Gladys Martin
Aileen Mayo
Emmett Keyser
Martin Huntloft
Sheldon Swenson
Marth Bowden
Edwin Buck
Sidney Fife
Geraldine Tallon
Selwyn Burridge
Roy McGrew
Clifford Smith
Teresa Kiesel
Gladys Pierce
Thomas Barrett
Woodmen Camp to Hear State Camp Reports
Silver Bow Modern Woodmen of America will meet at Knights of Pythias hall tonight. Mike Kelly will read the Havre state camp report from May 4. Delegates for the head camp in St Louis on June 20, 1921 include E W Bennyhott Great Falls A L Jordan Columbia Falls and N D Wilson Rosebud. J A Lowry Big Timber elected state censor and M F Getchell Bozeman state clerk. Bozeman chosen as next state camp site. A large class of candidates will be tested after business and the drill team plans a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Modern
Woodmen of America
Knights of Pythias
Mike Kelly
Havre
St. Louis
E. W. F. Bennyhott
Great Falls
A. L. Jordan
Columbia Falls
ND. Wilson
Rosebud
J.A. Lowry
Big Timber
M. F. Getchell
Bozeman
Higgins and Meigs Named Montana Deputy Attys
John L. Slattery announces Ronald Higgins of Missoula and W. H. Meigs of Great Falls as deputy United States attorneys for Montana. Higgins and Meigs were selected for the assistant positions after prior refusals of the first assistant post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montana
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
W. H. Meigs
Great Falls
John L. Slattery
Slattery
Glasgow
Higgins
Meigs
United States Attorney
Flanick Case Ready for Jury in Railroad Injury Suit
Matt Flanick sues Northern Pacific for 20000 claiming injuries from a railroad watchman blow. Judge Carroll to settle final instructions after three days of trial with defense testimony completed yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Flanick
Northern Pacific Railroad
Carroll
Flenick
Butte Briefs ends in a local hotel scene and notes
Fragmentary local briefs mention Nell Carri at the Lagrat hotel and obscure references to a prominent business figure named Cherry. The garbled text references a hotel scene, a secretary, and a named person linked to local commerce, with unclear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Carri
Lagrat
Teey
AuuSai
Waikinomn
Bais Hotel
Ascidnoreate
Teaestattea
Bonitiitieaiaatiane
Niertch
Cherry
Carter
Aston
Bootlegging case ends with Wilson convicted in federal court
Bert Wilson was found guilty and Fred Looper acquitted after a brief jury verdict in Anaconda. Wilson received 30 days and $100 costs, while Looper was cleared. The defense, led by John Duffy, offered no objections or argument, prompting the judge to criticize the motive and impose the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wilson
Fred Looper
Anaconda
Wilson
Cooper
Wilson-Cooper
John Duffy
Auto Speeders Fines Increased by Court
The court raised fines for speeders noting Dr. M S Roberts was fined 25 for 20 mph at crossings with no slowup. IH S Moore denied speeding between blocks but admitted over eight mph at crossings and paid 10 with the magistrate praising officer and witness. City births reported May 1 at two addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S Roberts
IH. S. Moore
Gordon Hats Reflect Fifty Centuries Of Hat Making
Fifty centuries of head coverings lead to Gordon hats. The article notes skilled artisans shaping furs through kneading, dyeing, blocking, curling, and finishing. New ideas appear in Gordon models this season, justifying the price by accumulated experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Formal Opening of Columbia Gardens Friday Night
Columbia gardens will be formally opened to the public this evening amid balmy spring weather. The dancing pavilion has already been open two weeks, with all concessions ready to operate and Purcell's Columbia gardens orchestra providing music for the opening ball joined by Jack Taln with popular tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Purcell
Jack Taln
Exhibition by Marian White Arts and Crafts Club
The Marian White Arts and Crafts club staged a colorful exhibit at the Woman's club building yesterday afternoon. It featured handwork by local women, Paxson pictures, other paintings, drawings, china painting, and finely crafted items. Hundreds of women viewed the show and a luncheon followed. organizers included Mrs. L. Ft. Margetts, Mrs. J. Russell, Mrs. Nellie Small, Mrs. George Mennie, Mrs. Cowling, and hostesses listed among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian White Arts and Crafts Club
Woman's Club
Butts
Paxson
L. Ft. Margetts
J. Russell
Prison Life in All Phases in New Film
The Paramount picture The City of Silent Men stars Thomas Meighan at the Rialto, based on John Moroso's The Quarry. Meighan plays a small town youth mistaken for murder and sent to prison. the drama shows all prison life with strong performances by Lois Wilson Kate Bruce Paul Everton George McQuarrie and Guy Olliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Picture
Thomas Meighan
Rialto Theater
John Moroso
Mr. Meighan
Lois Wilson
Kate Bruce
Paul Everton
George McQuarrie
Guy Olliver
Just Women Play To Be Staged At Grace Church
The West Side Shakespeare Club will present Just Women at Grace Methodist church Monday night. Proceeds benefit the Live Wire boys class to convert the church alcove into a Sunday school room. Mrs William E Thirtoway leads the program with musical and elocutionary items promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Shakespeare Club
Grace Methodist Church
William E. Thir Toway
Large Day's Haul of Coyotes Pelts in Billings
Lewis Salsbury of Billings collected a $22.50 bounty yesterday for the pelts of a mother coyote and eight pups killed while he rode alone near the city. He spotted the mother darting into a cave at the base of the rimrocks and spent the afternoon digging out the den before shooting the old animal. The pups were several weeks old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Lewis Salsbury
Salsbury
Rimrocks
Federal Tax Liens Filed Against Samonich and Bush
Tax liens totaling 3093.08 were filed with the clerk and recorder against Martin Samonich at 1002 Chicago Street and Earl Bush at 2011 Oregon for 1839.74 and 2183.34 respectively. The Internal Revenue Department has nearly a hundred claims in Silver Bow County for assessments taxes and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerday
Martin Samonich
Earl Bush
Samonich
Chicago Street
Bush
Oregon
Internal Revenue Department
Silver Bow County
Johnson to Have Office in Butte
Floyd Johnson former city clerk of Butte has been appointed boiler inspector for this district and reports to Helena for work May 16. His office will be in Butte and will inspect Silver Bow Powell Beaverhead Deer Lodge Granite and parts of Jefferson and Madison counties with potential future extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Johnson
Butte
Helena
Silver Bow
Powell
Beaverhead Deer Lodge
Granite
Jefferson
Madison Counties
April fire loss high in Butte report
Butte property owners suffered a loss of about 38,000 during April as documented in the fire chief’s monthly report filed with the city clerk. Total property damage reached 109,540 with 71,500 insured and department operating costs at 10,847.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cae
Aticurd
Saito Ea
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
REOLO
J. & T. Cousins
Huberts
West Park St
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
New York
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Batley
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
International
Een Flanick
Butte Briefs
Thomas Eva
Faucet Street
Gee
Arts and Grafts Club
Connells
Daren
Nehessi
Quare
Doren
Union
Ladies’ Home Journal
Johnson
Everett