Butte News Briefs Include Visitors and Legal Moves
Butte residents and visitors are noted in daily rounds from Dillon Dillon and Helena to Warm Springs and Missoula. Notables include Mrs Lovell Mrs Bolton and John Murphy among others with hotel stays and shopping trips. A city court action dismisses Sam Petrovich vs Royal Indemnity, while Pat Meaney sues Davis Daly Copper for 430. A steel scale arrives for jail site, and a home temperance drive closes a house-to-house campaign. Educational and missionary events fill evenings at First Presbyterian and Loomis meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Murphy
Frank
Helena
H. A. Bolton
Warm Springs
Butte
F. M. Adams
Billings
Thornton Hotel
Butts
John T. Taylor
Leggat Hotel
G. H. McGrath
Fillings
Sugar Beetery
Sean Butte
Women's Relief Corps
K.P. Hall
P.O
E. Waugh
Missoula
FW. Rothes
Pocatello
John F. Murphy
Glendive
Murphy
The
Thornton
Are. A. Halter
Silver Star
A. C. Coke
Ilinois Central Railway
Denver
Coke
J. Gough
Jefferson Island
Aitchen
Pine Street
Gough
Butte Woman's Christian ‘Temperance ‘Union
Oregon Short Line
Buttenester Gay
F. H. Knickerbocker
Short ‘Line
C. §. Brooke
Montana
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Winona Lake
Ind
Home Fission Council
Groeneveld
Putte
Thomas Gavin
Salt Lake City
Gavin
Dorothy
Paul Pesanti
Lynch
Jack Diamond
Aldrich
Missionary Society
Allen
Persia
Lin Fong
James Hun
Great Northern
Jack Lacey
Raiload
Arab Women Churn Butter Describes Traditional Method
Fragmentary note describes women churning butter using sheep skin and a receptacle on a tripod. A bag moves back and forth as part of the process, with references to sarge and jet cream in the description.
Children Open Columbia Gardens Favorite Outing Place
Children formally open Columbia Gardens as a favorite outing place. Youngsters enjoy all offerings. They are guests of Senator Clark. Many attendees participate in the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Senator Clark
No Action Taken On Funding Bonds By County Board
Deer Lodge count y commissioners did not convene on the funding bond issue due to the absence of Commissioner Fabian The planned contract for the 4 3 0 0 0 funding bond issue was not considered The meeting was delayed as officials awaited presence and bids from outside firms including Parris & Dargrovs of Spokane and Cos Wand House of Toledo Funeral held for Father Baten at home 58 Blu Interment at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Fabian
H. Sherman
Parris. & Dargrovs
Spokane
Otsing
Cos Wand
House of
Toledo
Yesterda
Blu
Baten
Rgely
Holy Cross Cemetery
P Lanters
John Paxliero
Pete Colletti
Frank Tamietti
John Pardon
Antanin Ciacoma
Jos Sonat
Theaters to Drop Matinees in Business Economy Move
A plan to drop Sunday and holiday matinees in Butta theaters to 30 p.m. from 11 a.m. aims to save costs amid declining attendance. The measure, approved by theater managers, should keep venues operating by reducing start times, cuts in orchestras, and a single shift of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buite
Butta
Seonomin
Hiwan
Postmaster Fortman of Helena Out of Office
Postmaster Fortman of Helena is reported out of office amid arraignment proceedings and attachment actions. Local creditors press charges as the case references Reed and other parties. FR Lindsay and Congressman McCormick are cited in the report as involved figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortman
Helena
NS Wen Arraiga
Poiat
Ant
George I
Ana Jacob
Schweitzer
Peter
Lauderbach Charged With Robbery Amid Montana Unrest
Reports state Lauderbach faced robbery charges as he reenlisted with the Montana forces. The case links to a broader set of crimes in the region while California officers pursue the accused. Also noted is a May 10 strike by commercial printers aiming for a 44 hour week and $46 wage, described as a victory for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Magie
Havre
Lauderbach
Aga
Mart Amare
Uni
California
Turren- Berea
Joseph
Ashridge
Montana
F Fee
Tonnterbach
Fall
Ty Prisco
Amocinind Brees
Vrancisco
Arbor Day outing draws 20000 at Columbia gardens
Kids of all ages crowded the gates for Senator Clark's Arbor Day visit at Columbia gardens. More than 20 000 traveled through the entrance as rides and playgrounds kept families entertained under deputy watch. Scouts aided in keeping children safe while Oregon short tine collected about 201 children brought by road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Senator Clark
Park and Main
Wharton
Street Railway
Boy Scouts
Benjamin Owe
Oregon
Dweriete
Clowed
Arhor Das
Mireatenina Grery
Bo Silen
Busy Coast? Japanese crossing tale at Toklon aagman
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crossing involving Japanese people and a person named Gioia. The text hints at a location called Toklon and a hopping tract, with unclear details about the event or figures and no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gioia
Toklon
Judge Declares Butte Not Divorce Center of State
Judge Carroll ruled that Butte should not be portrayed as Montana's divorce hub. The decision came in W Mayhew Gillies v Helen Gillies, with Gillies filing from Philadelphia and Gillies seeking a Montana divorce over his wife's dislike of the cold. The court noted outside counsel should not push Butte as the state’s main divorce center. The husband was granted his decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Reno
Carroll
W. Mayhew Gillies
Helen Gillies
Blaisdell
Deer Lodge
Gillies
Missoula
Philadelphia
Montana
New and Novel Method for Selling Fresh Fish
A revised plan proposes selling fresh fish directly from producers to citizens of Butten Boneumers. The car will be placed south of the Great Northern Nation on Arisoma Street, with sale starting at 3 4 PM Thursday and continuing until Friday noon if needed. Early attendance is advised as buyers favor experienced insiders from western cities where such fish markets have thrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brstaceey
Drodueris
Butten Boneumers
Great Northern
Arisoma Mreet
Spokane
Buttes
Hotel Arrivals List Across Cities and Guests
A busy hotel arrival section lists numerous guests and couples by surname and city, including Pad dock Fishtrap Laura May Pad dock ED Sweet and Sager from various Montana towns such as Helena Dillon Butte Great Falls Missoula and Billings. The roster references many named individuals and households arriving at hotels in Cozy Creek Basin Lion Creek and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
May
Pete Sager
Widom
Fred ‘Smith
Losgat
D. A. Clapp
Laurin
Charles H. Donavan
Missona
L. Suggtt
Hungling
J. W. Crawford
Helena
AC. Ray
Basin
W. M. Bradford
Livingston
Butte
C. F. Willams
Big Elk
Dennis
Great Falls
H.C. Graves
J.B. McLaren
A. E. Zimmer
Hoodworth
Charles Wisdom
Ryall
Dilo
Lewis
Own
A. L. Jonni Hill
Silvee
Thornton
John F. Murphy
Geraldine
John G. Brown
W. R. Dres Ter
Liz
Davis
Gev. Lovell
Dillon
Bolton Warm’ Springs
Flint
E. C
Brockdale
Missoula
Finlen
J. Z. Howard
Bom
Griffin
Billings
WG. Omond
L.A. Dudies
Edith Breslin
Dorie
M. White
Henrietta Smith
KE ‘Aligpell
M.S. Gould
HL. Hart
Arizona
J. G. Pinksim
Louis Meyer
M. Brooks
W. E. Anderson
W. J. Refner
Acoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orton Bros
A.C. Roy
Mra
George Lovell
CL Griffin
Spannuth of Wisdom
Ble Hole
C. F. Williams
Big Bik
Alr. Williams
R. J. Dee
Northern Pacific Railway
Dorcas Society of Emanuel Lutheran ‘Church
John Sjoblom
Park St
Carthy
Bryant &Co
M. J.B
Swif
Cident
Skinners
John J. H.carthy
Cas
Horlick’s
Little Clown
Mary Miles Minter
Avery Hopwood
Universal
FOX News
Betty Compson
UCL
Wanda Hawley
Orday Evening Post
McCarthy
Sanitary Grocery and
East Broadway
Graham
Swift
White House
Idaho
Leo
Russell-Miller Co
North Dakota
Carthy’s Sanitary Store
Undertakers
Ms J
Walsh CO
Grogan
Mary Ferraris
Aed Mara Mbeloxed
Be Witake
Ena
George McKay
South Dakota ‘Street
St. Putriers
Larry Duggan
Mallable Undertaker
Pmbalman
Tts Worth
Phea Te
St Lawrence County
Daniel W. Lewis
Ritter
Mary
Flora
Thomas F. Hickey
Edward Iickey
Lucinda Mena
Mir
He Evans
Mei
Percy J. Teed
Sam R. White Feneral
Embernee
South Malm. Boreet
Pesos Ait
Daly Shea Company
Soveral
Emralurrg
Te Ak Be
Joseph Richards
Ing. Kosie
Sie't
Wale
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