Butte Visitors Register at Local Hotels Across Town
A list of business travelers and visitors in Butte includes Mangsol of Ennis at the Butte, M. C. Kiley from Great Falls at the Ari zona, and S. M. Lamert from Spokane staying several days on business. Others named are Dr. Cole, J. A. Niles, James M. Grey, and KE Oeschieman with stays at the Thornton Arizona New Fin en and New Pinion hotels. Dr. W E Dodd to reopen his office at Grand hotel May 27 offering free eye and nerve examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Broa
Cole
West Park
Davenport Co
Mangsol
Ennis
Butte
P. O
W. K. Jerome
Bozeman
Thornton
M. C. Kiley
Arizona
Great Falls
M. A. Ostler
Philipsburg
M. Lamert
Spokane
H. M. Cosier
Dorothy
Popfar
New Finen
J. A. Niles of
James M. Grey
The
Ke, G. Oeschieman
Lewistown
W. E. Dodd
Grand Hotel
West Broadway
Butte Notices Mention Deliveries Travel and Visits
The item lists delivery instructions for Standard papers and messenger service for Dr. McNaul. It notes Otto Meier and Fritz Leck registered at the Thornton hotel from Lethbridge, Alberta. Many residents travel or stay in Butte from Livingston, Twin Bridges, Great Falls, Pocatello, and other places, with several guests registered at local hotels. Circle No. 4 meets at 419 North Washington with Mrs. W. J. Warne. A B Ayers takes a two week post office vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McNaul
Phoenix
Otto Meier
Fritz Leck
Thornton
Lethbridge
Alberta
Telfer
P. O
O. News
Tracy
W. Liberty
P. O. News
F. H. Smith
New Finlen
Butte
Livingston
Grant Snyder
Acoma
G. T. Newman
Wilsall
Frank McDermott
Great Fall
Arizona
N. W. Doty
Pocatello
W. M. Bradford
Great Falls
Finlen
Mountain View Church
W. J. Warne
Washington Street
A. B. Ayers
Ayers
Marriage Licenses Issued In Butte Couples
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the district court clerk to Warl Berlin and Esther Steffan John O Connor and Sarah Todd and George H Wilson and Ada Ford Richardson all of Butte. More than 4900 wolves were killed in this country last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl Berlin
Esther Steffan
John O'Connor
Sarah Todd
George H. Wilson
Ada Ford Richardson
Butte
District Court
Trial of Clifton C. Curtis Opens in County Court
The assault case against Clifton C. Curtis opened before Judge Lynch with juror selection underway. Witnesses include Attorney General Rankin and Buckley, the shooting victim, who is shown with a black thorn stick. Dorris contends Buckley attacked first after a confrontation at Buckley’s soft drink parlor. The defense and state present with several potential jurors disqualified and a possible need for a special venire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton CC. Curtis
Wellington D. Rankin
Jerry Buckley
Dorris
State Department of Law Enforcement
Buckley Soft Drink
North
Main Street
Buckley
Buckley Place
Delayed Opening For Butte Tourist Park Sets Arbor Day Ceremony
The Butte tourist park延期 opening from May 10 to May 13 announced by A P Stephenson Kiwanis president and park committee chairman. Arbor Day ceremonies will plant a mountain ash tree by Rocky Mountain Garden and Kiwanis clubs with Fr H Stafford in charge. Bad weather slowed early tourist influx though the park features electric kitchen community house showers and aims to draw visitors and local ad revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
A. P. Stephenson
Kiwanis Club
Rocky Mountain Garden
Kiwanis
Fr. H. Stafford
Garden
Rotana
Finale by Mines Dano on Saturday
An open air concert by the Butte Mines band will close National Music week in Butte. The program begins at 7 p m Saturday in front of the newspaper offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mines
Butte
Sam Treloar
Reese Jones
Woman's Club
Paul Clark
Margaret McHale
Hallie Sullivan
Virginian Thomas
Marie Weinstock
May Jean Sullivan
Margaret Roscow
Aileen Mudro
Jane Strong
Eva Mac Edwardes
Faith Haggerty
Teddy McMahon
St. Patrick's Social Center
Miss
Butte Girl to Appear in Attractive Dance
Kathryn Westphal, daughter of Mr and Mrs Westphal of Butte, will appear in the coronal dance at the May festival by St Vincent academy on May 8 and 9 at the high school auditorium. She plays her part well and shines as herald announcing the Queen of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miey
Kathryn Westphal
Brady Funeral Rites Held for Peter Brady
Services were conducted Monday from the Duffy residence at 367 Fast Granite Street to Sacred Heart Church for a requiem Mass celebrated by Father Taylor. Pallbearers included Owen Fagan Martin Garrity Joseph Dolan Patrick Gilmore Walter Parker and Michael Murray. Burial followed in Holy Cross Cemetery with Father Joyce presiding at the grave.
Yellowstone Prepares For Greatest Season
Yellowstone park anticipates a record season with business up at least 25 percent and about 200 000 visitors expected. Union Pacific official D C Spencer and Mrs Spencer met in Butte with Yellowstone superintendent H M Albright to discuss preparations for the June 20 park opening and rising railroad activity into Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
United States
D. &. Spencer
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake
Spencer
Butte
Henry Coulam
H. M. Albright
Albright
Park
California
Union Pacific
Montana
Middle Western
Mr. Spencer
Not Guilty Verdict In Norman Clark Case
Norman Clark was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Lynch's court after four hours of deliberation on charges of assault in the first degree and cutting his brother in law George Murr. The jury initially split six to six, then eight to four, then nine to three before unanimous acquittal. Defense lawyers N A Roetering and W B Frame argued the case. Frame noted it was his first criminal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Clark
George Murr
Lynch
C. Dorris
Clark
N. A. Roetering
W. B. Frame
Frame
Moonshine and Moonshine Evidence in Clark Case
The Clark case record notes that Clark cut Murr after Murr knocked him down and pummelled him. Testimony also referenced drinking moonshine as part of the proceedings.
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Clark
Murr
Reduced One Way Fares Via Union Pacific System
Daily fares effective May 12 from Nevada Arizona New Mexico and California to Montana and return to Los Angeles and Butte. The rate from Los Angeles to Butte is 43.71 dollars with the same fare back, with other points proportionate. Henry Coulam is the general agent at 229 Rialto Building Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Montana
Los Angeles
Butte
Henry Coulam
Rialto
Purse Onlookers Operate In Butte Reported Theft
Mrs. D Langley of the Model hotel told police she was robbed of her handbag containing 15 yesterday on South Main street. Two men about 23 years old, of medium height, one wearing dark trousers and a plastered face described the suspects. The incident occurred in broad day light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Langley
Model Hotel
South Main Street
Bread
Stolen Items Reported in Local Break-Ins
Police logged several complaints about thefts tied to Gorse 1mate operations. Langley and others suspected in multiple purse robberies. Dr B Evans of Ivanhoe reported leather handbag stolen from room 29 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorse
Rs. Langley
Dr. B. Evans
Ivanhoe Break
Dorcas Society Meeting At Emanuel Lutheran Church
The Dorcas society of Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. One program will be given and meats will be carved. Mrs H H Briandsen will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Mra HH. Briandsen
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National Biscuit CO
Uneeda
Underwoods
Underwood
Ricnie Nams
Richelieu
Rome
Butte Notes
Sunkist
Stone's
Hansen's
Presbergs
Lyon
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Butte Office
Anaconda
Doak of
Twin Bridges
R. PE. Westcott
Lima
Venice
Rankin
Mines Dano
Glee Club
Dulas Toc
Backbone
Lawless
Alfred Lunt
Broadway
Edith Roberts
Jackie McHugh
Benny Alexander
Telephone
McCarthy’s
East Broadway
Public Market
North Main Street
Idaho
Yellowstone
Madge Bellamy
Mike
Columbia Gardens
I Trerr
Clarence Freudenstein
Earl Donaldson
Haydon Simpson
al. Brown
Cliff Smith
Milton Smith
Tom Casey
Roy Harrington
Carl Seaquist
Martin Meisner
Fairyland
Dorcas Socciety
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