Butte Current Notes on Local Visitors and Advertisements
A crop of short notes lists many in town or arriving from Helena, Great Falls, Missoula, Dillon and Anaconda. Names include HL King, W B Davis, J Hayes, E Connor, J R Crabb, B L Diggs, T M Griffin, G Weston, L Ewing, W Marlow, J R Crabb, Mrs John Auld, H H Wensel, F G Pomeroy, C Coleman, Eleanore Holbrook, W L Whitcomb, M A Mason, Miss Newell Lane, and others. Also promoted are piano sales at Montana Piano Co and real estate in Plural Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Advt
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin's
L. Meade
Helena
King of
Billings
Dr. Barnes
Osteopath
Daly Bik
W. B. Davis
J. Hayes
Great Falls
E. Connor
Great Fall
J. RR
Small
Anaconda
William Rea Jr
B. L. Diggs
T. M. Griffin
Butte
G. Weston
L. Ewing
Dilton
W. Marlow
Ryegate
J. R. Crabb
Malti
Bellis
Livingston
al Wright
Townserra
F. D. Warde
H. E. Woodman
F. A. Swanson
C. M. Renner
Silver Bow
Mrs. B
Plano
Montana Piano Co
D. J. Ross
Missoula
Lisa
Newell Lane
Lewistown
J. K. ‘Thompson
Thompson
W. McKenna
Ruth Townsend
Marjorie MacMillan
Marty Kelley
Atl Club
J. Hinkle
Town Avenue
P. O
Sunday Crowds Enjoy Day at Columbia Gardens
Crowds estimated at about 3000 visited the Columbia Gardens yesterday, enjoying midsummer amusements at the zoo and rides. The Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and roller coasters drew large audiences while dancing dominated the night. A bridge near the gardens collapsed after a Jones transfer truck crossed. the driver escaped injury and the truck sustained little damage. In other notes, Nes Library closes May 7 to 14 for inventory with hours for book returns and staff access posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Nes
Food Conservation In The Home Market And Mindset
Amos Booth urges individuals to cut waste and adjust diets to ease food scarcity in the community. He cites government reports, predicts spring planting and price trends, warns against mail order traps, and offers concrete tips on buying locally, using staple grains like rice, and avoiding wasteful practices to stabilize family budgets.
Condemned O Neill Demands Better Jail Food
John O Neill awaiting execution with partner Frank Fisher demanded better meals during jail confinement. He rejected regular prison fare, insisting on special meat and accusing society of stealing liberty while praising himself for alibi talk. Fisher showed fear of death and sought a new trial. The pair affected fellow inmates, with no religious advisers yet requested. The county prosecutor supports the death penalty for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
Frank Fisher
Dwyer
O'Neill
Thomas Hilgins
Butte
O Inn
Salesman and teacher not 10 be returned
A federal court in hear the case of against HF. Work mobile salesman I ena Hrondwa Under arrest at i said, B. K. Wheeler, United States attorney, last night, Communication with state authorities in Arizona, was Productive of evidence showing the n of the Mann act Ain the southern Mate, and the plan to hand a deputy from United State Marshal As bridge's office for Warkenstein has been changed. Miss Florence Aver MM, daughter' of prominent Town send people, who was reported in the company of Warkenstein, will be detained at Phoenix temporarily Warkenstein was arrested upon com plaint of the United States attorne y mice in Putte .Warkenstein is charged with induc ing Miss Averill, a girl of culture and excellent home training, to leave the state with him, and the evidence is that she and Warkenstein were not married, as she wired her par ents, asking their consent to hi marriage to Warkenstein after War kenstein was arrested in Phoenix This consent was not forthcoming Warkenstein. It is alleged, is already married, and the prosecution has a lease against him irrespective of whether or not he married the Mon tana adl. Jat Tilings with the shortly before Warkenstein left Montana he asked a local attorney to secure a divorce for him from his wife in California. Warkenstein is described as a clever conversational ist and is reported to have made the statement that he was the only white man who ever met the ruler of Tibet, and that he is grandson of a former governor of Virginia. Warken stein and the young woman were traced from Butte to Albuquerque, N. M., and then to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iena Hrondwa
I Said
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Arizona
United State
Asbridge
Warkenstein
Florence Aver- MM
Townsend
Warken
Virginia
Butte
Albuquerque
N. M
Phoenix
Butte Ad Club Plans Drive For Woman's Association
The Butte Ad Club considers assisting the Woman's Patriotic Association to enroll 500 local donors at $1 monthly. The group praises the association's bandage work for Allied soldiers and contemplates joining a special train to the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in St Louis June 3 to 7, likely accepting. The Butte club would board at Oxden Utah on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Patriotic Association of
Butte
Butte Ad Club
Allie
Butte Adt
San Francisco
Ad Club
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
St. Louis
Maccabees Rally Planned at Butte Woman's Club
Mrs Alice Locks of Port Huron Michigan assistant supreme commander and Mrs G H Preston state commander will attend the Montana branch of the Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees in Butte. Morning and afternoon sessions will cover organizational business and an entertainment is scheduled for tonight. Mrs Locke will arrive today and Mrs Preston is already in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Locks
Port Huron
Mich
G. H. Preston
Montana
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Woman's Club
Locke
Butte
Preston
City
Charles Stevens of Stevens and Manley Dies in Butte
Charles Stevens of Stevens and Manley merchants died at 1118 Farrell Street after several months illness. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the Masonic temple with Rev. R J Jensen officiating. pallbearers listed. Stevens born in Pennsylvania sixty years ago, lived in Colorado before moving to Butte 21 years ago. He worked for Street railway, retired 18 years ago to form Stevens and Manley. Married 1896 in Denver to Maud Rawling, survived by three of four children Julia Charles Gertrude. brother Frank R and sister Mrs Rose Twitchell live in Salida Colorado. He belonged to Mount Moriah lodge AF and AM Modern Woodmen of America Praternal Brotherhood Woodmen of the World Ladies of Security. A respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Butte
Street Railway
Stevens & Manley
Denver
Maud Rawling
Julia
Charles
Gertrude
Frank R
Rose Twitchell
Salida
Col
Stevens
Death of Albert Johns at 19 on Sybil Street
Albert Ernest Johns son of Mr and Mrs Johns died Saturday at home on 19 Sybil Street from pneumonia aged 19 born in Walkerville. He leaves sorrowing parents two sisters an aunt and three cousins Harold Marin Mrs Harry Cloke and Maude Johns. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at home with Rev G J Stephens officiating. Store closed due to death of Charles Stevens of Stevens Thy firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johns
Alvert Ernest
and Johns
Sybil Street
Alvert Johns
Walkerville
Gorge Pelletier
Harold Marin
Harry Cloke
Maude Johns
G. J. Stephens
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Amos Booth
Montana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Butte Whol Sale Company
Booth
Orient
Contactue
America
Louisiana
Tate
California
suMelent
Scientine Rosekeeper
Economy Shoe Co
LEWIS
Mer
West Park Street
Fisher
Roy Gullick
Lnter
St. Paul
O'Neil
Powell
Marco Inich
Fred Wilson
Ation
Jun
Joe Jackson
Inich
Fred. Wilson
Mantener
Neil Ward
Auditors Office
Preas
Miss Ward
Dan Sullivan
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
East Par
Ceretana
Yellowstone
Lyon
D. C
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Warrenstein
Woman's Association
Maccabees
Bulle
Cretonnes
Cretonne
BR Dyeran E
Stevens Thy
McCarthy
East Broadway
Gaia
Brookfeld Creamery
Aes
E. Park St
Wrin Kees
Mra
Humsett Ch Keoma
Butte Bena
MSE
Oechsli i
oxLey Gente Toe, Focloum and
Savingreagen Sa Bow
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