Butte Notes and Local Visitor Updates
Butte notes detail visitors from Dillon Bozeman and Billings, locals from Philipsburg and Deer Lodge, and a Montana Tower Co executive in town. Miss Lisa Niemi dies in Butte at 122 Covert Street after a short illness. Trades: Philadelphia Americans send Infelder Brazil and Fuhrman to Portland for Frank Truggy.
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Orton Bros
Bean
Pillon
Thornton White
A. J. Burch
Bozeman
Butte
Max Lauterbach
Tb, McGrower
Dillon
Butte White
Onea Belek
B. Manson
Leggat
Boise
Pilipeburss
Hi. J. Courtney
Philipsburg
M. W. Patton
Weggar
Nipmi
Lisa Niemi
Covert Street
Memi
Finland
Sherman and Reed Chapel
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Infelder Brazil
Fuhrman
Portland
Oreelu
Frank Truggy
Brugay
Philadelphia National
Dream of You By Miles J Cavanaugh
A poetic reminiscence recalling a mother figure's smile and a cherished friendship. The speaker wanders through a dreamland where memories of boyhood and manhood mingle with tranquil, idealized scenes. The verse reflects longing, nostalgia, and the solace found in past joys.
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Jou
Five Hundred In Editorial Party Heads Montana Tour
More than 500 editors from across 13 states will travel to Montana in July for a two train tour hosted by the National Editorial Association. Frank Thom of Missoula and state organizers plan trout dinners at Darby, a Flathead language welcome, trips to Yellowstone and Glacier parks, and visits to Butte and Anaconda with a smelter tour.
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Bers
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Frank Thom
Missoula
Butte
Thomas
St. Paul
H.C. Hotaling
Association
Railroad ofClass
York
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Indiana
Utah
Massachusetts
Oregon
St Augustine
Montanith
Ing
Cody
Yellowstar Diner
Bozeman
Helen
Soula
Bitter Toot Flathead Reservation
Thomis
Darby
Flathead
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Anaconda
Posters Attract Wide Attention At Butte High
Freshman drawing class posters on display at local businesses generate strong interest and celebrate Montana scenery. The works, supervised by Mary K E Swift, showcase travel themes in vivid colors. Students include Jack Hodges, Willard Huber, Bertha Cuypers, Irene Blankenship, John Quirk, Malcolm Winnifred Sturgis, Helen Butler, and Viola.
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Butte High School
Montana High
Mary KE. Swift
Montana
Jack Hole ‘Odges
Willard Huber
J. Bertha Cuypers
Mrs McDonald Buried From St John’s Church
Funeral services for Mrs Arthur McDonald were held yesterday afternoon at St John’s Chapel with Rev C F Chapman officiating. She died in Florence while traveling with her husband. Interment was in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbearers included B A Newton and Edgar Wild.
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Arthur McDonald
St John's Kplase Pal Church
Emma
Bud Mes Donald
Butto
Florence
Italy
Mia
McDonald
B.A. Newton
Edgar Wild
Arthur
Hellbronner
Carl Nise
Teading
Proposed Highway Routes Outlet From City To South
The plan outlines two street paving projects to connect the city center with county paved roads toward the south. Key routes include Main to Montana to Front, crossing Silver Bow creek to Milwaukee tracks, then along Holmes and Harrison avenues toward a future city park. Debates cover drainage, NP viaduct access, and a continuous paved corridor from the Five Mile area to the city center.
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Brereel Bareas
Main
Silver Bow Creek
Holmes Avenue
Harrison and
Holmes
Three Mile
Harrison Avenue
Montana Street
Milwaukee Depot
Front Street
Montana
Harrison
Front Streets
N. P
Liver Row
Five Mile
Pasific
Main Street
Milwauk
Milwaukee
Harrieson Avenue
Butte
Grand Street
G Street
Harrigan Avenue
Thomas Neil Funeral Conducted by Painters Union
The funeral of Thomas Neil, aged 58, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from Duggan chapel under the Painters on Decorators union Local No. 720. Interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery. The Rev. C. B. Franzen officiated. Pallbearers were named.
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Thomas Neil
Duggan
Painters On Decorators’ Union Local No
Mount Moriah
C. B. Franzen
Civic Dinner Tonight Feature Wide Civic Projects
Three major civic ventures will be debated at the Silver Bow club dinner this evening in Butte. The plans include a 1925 exposition for Baste with an 8,000,000 rotes budget and an auditorium for 1,000 seats, drawing about 200 residents. W. McC. White will share data from prior expositions, citing Panama Pacific in San Francisco as a reference.
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Silver Bow Club
Baste
Butte
W. McC. White
San Fras Placa
San Francisco
Mother's Day in Butte draws huge florist demand
In Butte Mother's Day exceeded prior records with crowds at baseball games noting the display of carnations. Florists, drained by late Saturday, reported shortages of carnations and roses, shifting to potted plants as orders poured in. A related Times report notes discussions of raising an Austrian loan between London bankers and Austrian treasury officials.
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Butte
Florist
ICUS
London
Saya the Times
Gan, Grenfell & Co
Dr. Rosenberg
Herr Patner
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