Butte Notes rental ads and guest sightings mix in city listings
The Butte notes list various visitors and registrants at local hotels and venues. Names include Orton Bros, Morrow of Dillon, Hershaw of Virginia City, Johnson of Great Falls, Rollins of Missoula, Chaney, Watson, Warr of Livingston, Stone of Melrose, Johnson of Missoula, Kendall of Spokane, Hoeichila of Yellowstone, Norris, Muiray of Logan, Kelso of Logan, Huntley, Zink of Whitehall, and others. Several inns and venues such as the Arena, Grand, Acoma, New Pinson, and Leggat appear as lodgings. The page also notes reads like a mixed ad and social gossipy column with mentions of magazines and a news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
U. P. Line
Ennis
Fe Butte
Wallepell
P. Morrow
Dillon
Butte
A. Hershaw
Virginia City
H. D. Johnson
Great Falls
Arizona
Richard Rollins
Missoula
D. ¥. Chaney
Grand
Andrew Watson
Missoula Register
Acoma
A. Warr
Livingston
New Pinson
HL. R. Stone
Melrose
C. M. Johnson
New Fintenn
C. Kendall
Yellowstone Parc
Arena
Dream World
Ki News
Scienee and Invention
McClure’s
Adventure
New Today
GA. Norrs
Dick Muiray
Logan
M.D
W. D. Kelso
Acorns
R. Huntley
Legant
J.D. Zink
Whiteuallie
Return to Butte from Island Trip
A Clarke and Mrs Clark return from their Honolulu honeymoon and are welcomed home in Butte. They traveled via Los Angeles and Spokane by train, recalling island visits and crater sights. Clarke notes no business plans yet and praises the trip while contrasting the local appeal of Butte. Also reports on new auto buses between Glasgow and Liverpool with leather interiors and water tap features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clarke
Los Angeles
City of
States
Honolulu
Clark
Coit
Kelly
Duugs
Donald
Glasgow
Lt Pool
Liverpool
Stephens Planted First Fish Here, Pioneer Angler
KR J Stephens now of 72 West Broadway obtained 20 000 fry from Columbia Gardens hatchery for Pipestone creek planting. He hauled them in a lumber wagon from Delmoe lake area. Anglers club officials credit Stephens with pioneering fern planting and note the program shifts to auto transport and pond rearing, with club memberships funding 4000 young fish per dollar.
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KR. J. Stephens
Weet Broadway
Walter Mr. Bickford
Butte | i
Anglers’ Club
Columbia Gardens
Horth Fork
Pipestone Creek
Stephene
Delmoe Lake
Anglers' Club
Stephens
Restis
Montana
Tutte Anglers Club
Musical Event of the Year Tonight at Temple Theater
Madame Matzenauer, famed operatic star, headlines a grand concert at the Temple Theater tonight. The program blends classical pieces with varied artists and includes George Vause, Lawrens Laubert, and Matzenauer’s daughter Ariane. A Steinway piano from Helena arrives for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Temple Theater
Mme
Marzeenauer
United Sates
Canada
Madame Mateenauees
Harape
Temple
Silenauer
Madaie
Madame Matzenauer
George Vause
Pianager
Lawrens Laubert
New York
Aarianne
Madame Mutzenauer
America
Atnuers
Metropolitan Opera
Mountain Grates
Lierous
Sfesterdus
Butte
Helena
Meert
Wrecked car injures sidewalked in East Park area
Police reported a wrecked car on East Park Street with one wheel missing and a driverless vehicle moved to Montana Auto. Two youths found notes of powder under Silver Bow Creek bridge. Officers investigated break ins by a gang near Cobban and Arizona streets and a collapsed house on California Avenue. a boy fell into a basement and was hurt.
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300 Rock
East Park Street
Yesterda
Montana
Cit
Estimating Sewer Projects Planned for Next Council Meeting
Engineers Quinn Tan and Ghukiog prepared estimates on multiple sewer projects after a city inspection by the sewer committee. Commissioner Walsh proposed new sewer systems for several blocks on the east side to redirect pipes from the main sewer toward a new discharge point, aiming to improve drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinna Tan
Ghukiog
Walsh
Lea St Baptist Church Hosts 25 Cent Supper Tonight
Lea Street Baptist Church at the corner of Montana Street and Broadway will host a 25 cent supper tonight to launch the church's Every Member Census. Music and a program will accompany the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea St Bapist Church
Montana
Street
Broadway
Smallest Butte taxpayer pays 11 cents a year
The city of Butte reports its smallest real estate tax payer at 11 cents annually after a resident deposited the amount at the treasurer’s office. Several parcels near Big Butte Valley addition were assessed at $15, with 50 percent levy and a 23 mill city levy yielding the 11 cent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Big Butte
Valley
McCarthy
Girls Roller Skating Championship Saturday
A girls roller skating championship is set for Saturday morning at 10 in the 300 block of Went Broadway with three age divisions for girls under 10, under 12, and under 15. Entrants must be at Broadway and Washington at 9:30. events include coasting, figure and fancy skating, and sprint races with five point awards for top places.
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Broadway
ATL
Washington
Ote Tance
Deafness Had No Role in Fatal Train Collision
An elderly man identified as Becallen John Novel, reportedly deaf, was fatally struck by a locomotive near Hor Hake on May 19. Testimony described the worker trudging along the rail as the whistle blew repeatedly. authorities said no relatives could be located and the case left many questions about the events leading to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Novel
Oncourne
Esterday
Huine
Ali Rein
Spokane
Jon Pow Nore
Park Commissioner Loses Diamond Ring During Brief Visit
John W. Meldrum reports a park commissioner lost a $300 diamond ring during a short stop at Vellametone Park. Police traced a pocketbook with the ring and other articles to the Northern Paritie station, following a rough report from Gavin Polles of 602 West Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Meldrum
Woman Sent To County Hospital In Abandonment Complaint
Mrs. Sadie Quinn, alleging relatives ejected her from their home, went to the county hospital by order of the Board of Commissioners. A complaint charges her husband J. I. Quinn with abandonment of his wife. She was brought to the courthouse by a friend. she is partially paralyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Quinn
Te Board of Commissioners
J. I. Quinn
Quinn
New Freight Agent Reports for Duty in Butte
R. C. Lemm newly appointed freight solicitor for the Northern Pacific in Butte assumed duties yesterday. Charles McMillen, a Butte school student, has been named general agent in a reshuffle that also installs Babe Elliott as passenger collector and Kt. C. Lemm as freight solicitor. Lincoln Post No. 2, Grand Army of the Republic, will meet in Patriot Hall at the courthouse Saturday evening, May 14, at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lemm
Northern Pacific
Butte
Lemm
Charles McMillen
Babe” Hiliott
Kt. C. Lemm
GA. Toment
Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriot Hall
Women's Guild
Floral Para
Mra
J. Lutey Howton
Robert" Kohler
Ax Stru. Konter
Conterehan
Ladies of the Grand Army
the Republic
John F. Teynolds Eirele
Wil
Bray
Eretock
Helena
Great Britain
Centralite Wins State Approval For Best School Paper
The Centraltic at Central high school for girls earned first place at Missoula for papers produced by a school with 600 or fewer students. The Centralite team, edited by Marjorie Egat and Annie Hayes, will receive a Tapiy award with honors to the staff and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centraltic
Central High School
Missoula
Centralite
Ming Marjorie Egat
Mico
Annie Hayes
Micoula
W Ll
Mary Francisco
Sears Central
Perrcy
Nelly Joke
Dolores Murphy
Veronics Harrington
Tove Dougherty
Kathryn Murry
Mabel Sullivan
Prine Holland
Police recruitment drive seeks sixty five new officers
Fragmentary OCR shows a police department seeking sixty five recruits with names like Anton, Warren, and Maloney among applicants. Mayor Readie presided over the process while budget notes and cadre mentions appear, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Gelly
Tsariath
Readie
Anton
Warren Maloney
Film Distortion Angers Butte City Citizens
Major DeCeres speaks on distortion of projected films at the Broadway theater as Merle Davis notes viewers can see defects from the side. He aims to overcome distortion with adjustment of projection gear while praising local courtesy and civic interest.
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Mazind DeCeres
United
Han Mage
Merle Davie
Yan
Lena Tyas
Diac
Davin
de Corey
Engineers Corps
Ulaiee
Inboras
Butte
Ciy
Executiver Club of
Chicago
Legion of Honor
Merle Davis
The Dixie Revue Entertains Many at Temple Theater
The Dixie Revue a minstrel musical comedy by Highland chapter Order Mules drew a large Temple Theater crowd. Performers offered lively songs and dances with clever skits and comedy, backed by a strong chorus and specialty numbers. The full company of about 100 entertained, bringing audience back for encores and earning praise as a well received amateur show.
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Mighland
Temple Theater
Lam
Hluiubees
Enterati
Ise
EOE
CAS TAK REFUND CLAIMS FROM 25 COUNTIES
The report notes 25 counties submitting refund claims for gas and other taxes. About 88 claims were received for refund of pre-1930 taxes with $10,000 revenue credited. Officials sent 31,007 refunds totaling $6, and one railroad refund remains under consideration. The Leipzig fair drew about 150,000 attendees.
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CAS Tak
Drews
Koena
ENA
Nietatates
Weydiizausn
Poe
Ieee
Leipzig Springs
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Gordon
Deer Lodge
Butte ‘Hotel Thornton
Ole Dahl
Butte Notes
Rane
Invalida
West Broadway
Mrs. W. A. Clark Tit
Honeymoon
Hawaii
Gity
N. P
Kenneth Harlan Patsy Ruth Miller
Sen
Hrilling
Romanth
Shy
Bobby Vernon
Gonoueren
Quartz
Dixie Revue
de Molay
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