Butte Hotel Registers Show Visiting Guests From Across State
The Butte notes list numerous visitors and registrants at local hotels including Orton Bros and Finlen from Great Falls Sheridan Dillon Billings Hamilton Missoula Bozeman Helena and Philipsburg. Guests stay at Arizona Acoma Leggat Thornton Finlen J D Harrington and others as hundreds of new books magazines and souvenirs are offered at the P O News Stand.
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Orton Bros
William Stahl
Great Falls
Arizona
J. E. Johnson
Ornton
Sheridan
G. B. Mundy
Finlen
Billings
D. A. Sullivan
Dillon
Finen
Elaine Cunningham
Utte
Mrs
S. S. Pulster
Missoula
J. D. Harrington
Rizona
Illon
D. B. Brown
Butte
Katherine Grube
Hamilton
Julia
Maude Martin
Bozeman
C. A. Pike
Philipsburg
Leggat
Amarette Bryant
H. Kingston
Boulder
Thornton
John E. Meeke
Helena
Finley
Max H. Sarter
White Sulphur Springs
P. O
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West Yellowstone Road Open Says Hopkins Report
J S Hopkins of Shilling tea and coffee agent reports Idaho to West Yellowstone routes passable for early season. From Butte to Dillon and Dillon to Idaho Falls are in good shape. Idaho Falls to Ashton is excellent. Ashton to McGuinns fair and West Yellowstone approach is rough but passable. Idaho highway crew cleared to the Montana line. beyond that no work done.
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Idaho
West Yellowstone
J.S. Hopkins
Hopkins
Butte
Dillon
Idaho Falls
Ashton
McGuinn’s
Idaho Highway Commission
Montana Line
Montana
Several Cars Stolen Reported in Butte
Police and sheriff's officers reported thefts of multiple automobiles yesterday. Pat McGinley at 2123 Edwards reported a missing car, while W W Hill at 1957 Roberts had a car stolen and later recovered. Clarence H Inger at 1332 Kaw also had a car found after theft, and Ben Hardin of the Y district reported a vehicle stolen Friday night and recovered yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McGinley
Edwards
W. W. Hill
Roberts
Clarence H. Inger
Kaw
Ben Hardin
Garfield Girls Win Skate Event
Garfield girls clinched the public and parochial school roller skating championship on West Broadway with 72 points. St Patrick’s scored 31, Jefferson 6, Emerson 5, McKinley 5, Lincoln 1, as Miss Marian Fitzpatrick of the Y M C A led races with helpers. Individual high scorers included Helena Riley and Barbara Gamwell with 15 points each in divisions 1 and 3 respectively.
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Garfield
West Broadway
St. Patrick's
Jefferson
Emerson
McKinley
Lincoln
Marian Fitzpatrick
Harold Heem
Elsie Morris
Dorothy Kane
Marie Mulholland
Margery Trueworthy
Dorothy Dolan
Patrick Thomas
Helena Riley
Lorraine Anderson
Virginia Horton
Irene Ryan
Frances Venus
Lulu McDonald
Lorraine Morrisey
Barbara Gamwell
Emma Dueble
Frances Skelly
Rotary Club
Husband ordered to pay attorney fee in divorce action
Mike Andrews must pay a fifty dollar attorney fee to Martha Andrews' counsel or face five days in jail as ordered by Judge George Bourquin. Other civil matters include denials, advisements, and demurrers across multiple cases in his court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Andrews
Martha Andrews
George Bourquin
Andrews
Bourquin
Broadway Garage Company
Lee Nelson
Homer Phimer
John H. Curtis Jr
Viola C. Curtis
Judge Bourquin
Arthur Maffie
Irene Maffie
George Lodge Celebrates 38th Birthday in Centerville
Peace and Harmony lodge No. 312 Sons of St. George held its 38th anniversary event at the Centerville lodge hall drawing 300 guests for a program of music speeches and dancing followed by a banquet. James Harris Jr delivered the history of the order noting the first meeting on May 10 1890 and the lodge’s early locations.
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Echo
Thomas Mills
Fred Daniels
Charles Cobb
Thomas Rodgers
Miss McPherson
Martin Bjorgum
Cyril Rooke
James Harris Jr
Harris
Centerville
Old Episcopal Church
West Center Street
St. George’s Hall
Thomas Strutridge
W. H. Nicholls
W. J
Maetime musical to open at Sacred Heart hall in Butte
The lively musical comedy Maetime will have its amateur premiere at the Sacred Heart school hall this afternoon for a three day run with a 2 oclock matinee. About 100 cast members from Sacred Heart and Girls Central High School perform under Joe Milam with Lorraine Sullivan directing and Central High Orchestra providing music.
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Maetime
Butte
Sacred Heart School Hall
Sacred Heart School
Girls’ Central High School
Joe Milam
Lorraine Sullivan
Central High Orchestra
Don Healy
John McCarthy
Johnnie Sullivan
Pat Flynn
Don Leary
Jimmy Byrnes
Caroline Carey
Cecelia Leary
Marie Mulholland
Bernice McElroy
Margaret Stanaway
Veronica Powers
Winton Kane
Stephene Rotar
Elizabeth McGuirn
Peggy Mulligan
Norman Johnson
Val Kenny
Dorothy Kane
Hannah Gallagher
Margaret Mulholland
Margaret Cowley
Mary Kane
Anna Ryan
Josephine Powers
Peggy Doherty
Katherine Gallagher
Bill Doherty
Edward Haban
Thomas Staford
John Erskine
Edward Finley
Ted Rodlin
Alfred Kirk
Louis Cooper
William Ferris
James Rowan
Anthony Sullivan
Joe O'Hagan
Mickey O'Hagan
Jim Leary
Charles Slatt
Pat Gallagher
Viv Quinn
Andy Cowell
Tom Brown
Andy Groo
Bert Meherns
Frank Quinn
Andy Slatt
Harold Fagan
Mae Conlon Thomas Seeks Auditor Nomination
A native Butte girl and widow of R E Thomas Mae Conlon Thomas seeks the Democratic nomination for county auditor. She is a lifelong Butte resident, mother of seven, educated and business minded, with strong local support from former friends and schoolmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Mae Thomas
R. E. Thomas
Butte Ice Company
Anaconda
Thomas
Mae Conlon
Drunk in Court Leads to Fines and Delays
Ed McCaughey faced a vagrancy charge in Judge Shea's courtroom and received a $10 fine after a Friday intoxication incident. Four men, including two others charged with drunkenness, had their cases postponed or dismissed, while Joe Sawyer forfeited a $5 bond on a parking charge at police court. Members of the Victorian lodge and the Daughters of St. George attended the proceedings.
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Ed McCaughey
Barney Lavelle
Shea
Joe Sawyer
Dick Oates
Hy Goodad
Victorian Lodge
Daughters of St. George
Lodge
TWO ARE GRANTED DIVORCE DEGREES
Herbert W. Carver and May Frier received decrees of divorce in Judge W. E. Carrolls court. The actions were uncontested and heard on the weekly law and motion calendar with Louise Carver and Ludwig W. Fries named as defendants. Mrs. Frier was awarded custody of one minor child.
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Herbert W. Carver
May Frier
W. E. Carroll
Law and Motion
Louise Carver
Ludwig W. Fries
Mrs. Frier
Judge Carroll
Minnie Moxley
Guardian Ad Litem
Agnes Moxley
Julia Harrington
J. R. E. Sievers
F. N. Kistchler
John A. Stage
L. A. Dickason
Credit Alliance Corporation
Nap Goyer
Albert Radmelich
L. H. Bethone
Spillum Estate Hearing Delayed to May 26
A hearing on the first and final account for Wilhelmina Spillum, executrix of George Spillum, was continued to May 26 by Judge J. J. Lynch. The court set inheritance taxes for several estates, approved final accounts, granted distributions, and ordered bonds and guardianships as various estates proceed through probate and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Spillum
George Spillum
J. J. Lynch
Mamie Lenahan
Giacomini Prato
Minnie Prato
O. G. Langstadt
Lynch
Julia Harrington
Charles Bloom
Steve Bigovich
John Erickson
John Martin
August Wesson
Oscar Ene
Freeman Dahl
Dr. C. M. Eddy
William
Carlos P. Sullivan
Ward
Johanna 8S Swanson
N. A. Rotering
John M. Evans Jr
George Broughton
Marie Wold
Christ Wold
Thomas J. Hoskins
John M. Harrington
Mary Harrington
A. M. Foot
Emma E. Rigdon
Mat Matson
Manila
Thomas H. Wilkinson
John H. Wilkinson
Edith Wilkinson
Frank L. Riley
Mary Behan
Mary Reinward
John Reinward
Margaret Wold
R. FE. Larson
James Sennett
Eileen V. O'Meara
Fullmer Music Students Present Varied Program
St Johns parish house hosted a recital by Mrs Netta Fullmers pupils drawing several hundred attendees. The program featured a sequence of piano solos and dances by named students such as Gail Mac Millan Mable Risley Dorothy Shaffer Marion Larsen Lucille Fathorne Lois Dezell Katheryn Carroll June Hereth Lorraine Maereth Eloise Green Doris Lidi coat and Gwendolyn Baker among others in a lively concert of varied classical pieces.
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St. John's Parish House
Netta Fullmer
Dorothy Shaffer
the Swallow
Burgmueller
Elva Lacy
Revere
Lichner
Rush Alexander
To the Rising Sun
Torlussen
Knight Rupert
Schumann
Marion Larsen
Butterfly
Merkel
Florence Deschenes
Waltz
Wachs
Olive May Thomas
la Fontaine
Reynard
Lucille Fathorne
la Zingana
Sinding
Lorraine Maereth
Werner
Aloise Wisenfluh
Allegro
Ravina
Ernestine Higman
Mendelssohn
Carrie Scott
Butte High Girl Wins Gregg Shorthand Award
Ellen Hirvi a 16 year old junior at Butte High School received the Gregg 125 word shorthand award for passing a school tet taken late March. The bronze medal marks the first Such honor in Butte officials said. Her 641 word congressional speech excerpt yielded better than 95 percent average. Joe Astronic of Twin Bridges is stopping at the Thornton on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hirvi
Butte High School
Gregg
Gregg Publishing Company
Butte
Joe Astronic
Twin Bridges
Thornton
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the Quality Music House of the West
Butte Notes
L. M. Jones
J. E. Doyle
Butte Fieral
T West Broadway
Lassies of
At. George Lodge
Centerville Hall
Ghurgh
Mae Time
Spillum Estate
OF Butte
North Main St
America
Standard
Cc. B. Hoskins & CO
N. Main
Viola Benz
Schutte
Eloise Green
Bohm
Etude
Lucille Rossiter
Wollenhaupt
Lavallee
Barbara Thomas
Wallace
Doris Lidicoat
von Weber
Rondo Capriccioso
Gwendolyn Baker
Butte High
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