Tourists Camp 16 Not 10 Be Opened In Butte
President James G. Graham announced that the south side tourist camp on Harrison avenue will not open this season unless new arrangements are made. Treasurer J. M. Poindexter reported a year in debt for the camp with $2,477.12 in income and over $2,900 in expenses, leaving little or no funds on hand. The club will not borrow, and the city must bear the burden if the camp continues. A halt to opening, lack of funds, and needed improvements like shade trees transport and two septic tanks are highlighted as issues.
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South Side
Harrison Avenue
James G. Graham
J. M. Poindexter
Graham
Butte
South Side ‘Club
Columbia Gardens
South Side Club
Poindexter
Mrs McCarthy Heads Butte College Club Election
Mrs Richard McCarthy was elected president of the Butte College club for the coming year. Officers include Mrs J E Stephenson as president, W L Creden as vice president, Misa Cosete Lamb secretary, Mrs LO Dwight treasurer, and Miss Helen Little program chair. Honorary members include Mrs W Speer and Mrs C SH Moore. The Eleanor Humphrey Smith scholarship was awarded to Miss Henrietta Wilhelm of Butte High School, granting four years of Montana college tuition from the club.
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Richard McCarthy
Butte College Club
J. E. Stephenson
W. L. Creden
Lamb
Mra. LO. Dwight
Helen Little
McKinley Circle Elects PTA Officers
McKinley circle of the Parent Teacher Association chose officers at Friday’s meeting. Mrs Bowersox was named president, Mrs John A Smith vice president, and Mrs B H Lingenfelter secretary treasurer. Summer adjournment followed with plans to resume in September. The program featured McKinley students with art and sewing displays, grade songs, and talks on travel topics.
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McKinley Circle
Bowersox
John’a. Smith
B. H. Lingenfelter
McKinley School
Atlantic
Marian Hobbs
British Isles
Patty Alsopavel
Rosalie Beag
Mary Gage
Sadie Ki
Sylvia Marus
Accused Men May Make Guilty Pleas
Possible pleas of guilty in pending Liquor cases were indicated by attorneys before Judge Lynch yesterday. When asked if they would be ready to go to trial on the dates set, counsel answered that their clients might plead guilty. Claude Thornton, Alex Francesconi and Arthur Pengras pleaded guilty, changing former pleas. They were fined $150 each. Four informations against alleged liquor offenders were filed. Bench warrants were issued and bonds fixed at $1,000 each. Richard Gorty liquor case set for Tuesday. L. M. Teste in jail in Eastern Montana had his case set for Thursday. The Mike Leahy case continued to May 11 and that of Margaret Davis prohibition set for May 12.
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Montana
Mike Leahy
Margaret Davis
Prohibition
Dinner Dance at Silver Bow Club Headlines Social Week
A dinner dance at the Silver Bow club in Butte tops this week’s social calendar. Reservations are open for an event that aims to surpass the post lent affair with dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 and dancing until after midnight featuring The Twentieth Century orchestra. Mr and Mrs W B Sturgeon of Livingston, visiting Butte, are noted, with Sturgeon tied to the Northern Pacific railway.
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Butte
Silver Bow Club
W. B. Sturgeon
Livingston
Mr. Sturgeon
Northern Pacific Railway
That City
Contempt case dismissed and various court motions noted
The contempt case of Clara Matthews against Charles Matthews was dismissed by Judge Carroll for failure to pay alimony. Motions for venue change in Bert Hughes versus Boston and Montana Development Co and to strike in G. H. Murphy et al versus Home Insurance Co were taken under advisement. Grace Fuge was granted divorce from John Fuge with custody of their child. A bill of exceptions was settled in the state relation of Dan F. Shea against the city. Sleeman versus Gassman motion for new trial. Walker and Walker withdrew. Groeneveld entered as counsel. Administrator M. J. Sheehan earned permission to invest 2500 in stock tied to Bullwhacker and the Butte and Duluth plan. One share of new stock will equal 20 of the old. a share for every 10 bond of the Butte and Bind Mutt areBride. A charge of libel was noted in relation to AU to saat mulity of Having Touck in hie ascession. Internal revenue fines and a pending property case involving Dr Sullivan were reported. Probing the missing Irene Menges case continued in Bucyrus with Sheriff Knappenberger suggesting startling developments. Former legislator Thomas Wellsted, 85, funeral arrangements noted in Long Reach, Cal.
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Clara Matthews
Charles Matthews
Carroll
Bert Hughes
Boston and Montana Development Company
G. H. Murphy
Home Insurance Company
Grace Fuge
John Fuge
Dan F. Shea
Cit
Sleeman
Gassman
Walker & Walker
Groeneveld
M. J. Sheehan
Lynch
Bullwhacker
Butte
Duluth
areBride
War
Ereerea Puter Internal Revenue
Sullivan
Two More Decide to Leave Guilt to Jury
Mike Mooney and James Gallagher pleaded not guilty before Judge Lynch. Their cases were set for May 11. A. J. Brantingham’s sentence was continued one week. Bonner, convicted of bootlegging, was refused a new trial and gave notice of appeal with a $2,500 bond. Henry Ehlers, convicted of defrauding a young woman of $1,000, was sentenced to state prison. Wills of Bennett Moyle and a Kahnweiller admitted. estate matters and guardianship granted. sale and mortgage petitions handled. probate court lengthy with many petitions. In Montreal, differences between shipping federation and longshoremen ended with a wage-cut agreement. In Durango, Rod S. Day charged with murder of William M. Wood. information filed.
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Mike Mooney
James Gallagher
Lynch
A. J. Brantingham
Con’ Bonner
Supreme Court
Henry Ehlers
Butte Country Club Opens Season with May 18 Dinner Dance
Butte Country Club readies for season with a May 18 dinner dance and plans to resume fortnightly dances. A tennis club may form if enough members join to cover costs. Golf remains popular with Colin Kidd to coach. Entrance fees cut to 25 dollars to boost membership, with junior social members paying a separate rate. Mason, a rancher from Whitehall, stayed at the Finlen during a two day visit.
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Butte
Colin Kidd
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