Poet Salesman Spencer Retires After Long Westward Tour
Thomas Murray Spencer known as the dean of salesmen retires at Heise Hot Springs Idaho after years on the western road. He says travel and writing now occupy him as he settles in to study and publish his verses. Spencer, once top in Mason Ehrman Co. travels, will no longer chase orders across Montana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Thomas Murray ‘Spencer
Nias
Meise Hot Springs
Idaho
Spencer
Bute
Montana
Frme Browne & Flannigan
Hutte
Butte
Cigar House of Mason
Sir. Spencer
Vogt
Tan
Tam
Harding
New Philosophy Theosophist Urges Heartful Philosophy
At a Theosophical Society meeting in the Leonard hotel Mrs. W. Duncan urged a new philosophy appealing to the human heart. She warned world changes and revolutions are hollowing beliefs and urged a master leader who can speak to minds and touch hearts as civilization seeks stability amid upheaval. Rose Aims to Raise $10,000 in Ten Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
W. Duncan
Theosophical Society
Leonard Hotel
Europe
Butte News Stand Advertising and Miss Lewis Spokane Visit
Butte merchants advertise office supplies and stationery at the P O News Stand. Miss Louella Lewis of 84 Main Street Menderville has gone to Spokane for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
P.O
Louella Lewis
Menderville
Spokane
Five Chinese Arrested in Street Gambling Raid
West Mercury Street raid disrupts a Chinese tan tan game. Chief Larkin and Captain O'Donnellcarried out the arrest of five celestials on a charge of vagrancy by gambling. Officers seized buttons used as chips and about $25 in change. After booking at the police station, the accused were released on bonds from $80 to $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mercury Street
Larkin
Polie
O'Donnell
Butte Boy Editor U3 Leads AmaroC News Anniversary Photo Feature
Copy of the second anniversary AmaroC News published in Coblenz Germany for U S troops arrives in Butte. The issue highlights ten Butte residents including Sergeant Archie L Clark of the News, shown as managing editor. Clark, a former Butte woman reporter on the Standard, arrived in Germany two years ago and rose from telegraph editor to managing editor under Major Moeller. The AmaroC News is described as becoming a local newspaper under his leadership as shown in the anniversary edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaroc News
Coblenz
Germany
Butte
Serst
Archie Clark
Carwor Rk Ba
Butte Oman
Standard
Eighth Infantry
Telegraph
Major Moeller
Walkerville social notes and community updates
Walkerville welcomes Bert Keithe and family planning permanent residence in the near future. Banner Lodge Degree of Honor meets Wednesday at Walkerville Masonic Hall with members urged to attend. John Malvey returns from Casper, Wyoming. Maccabees event at Masonic hall promises prizes and a grand finale. Ann Miles, Helen Miles, and Yrelen Speckbacher hostesses at 1808 North Main. John McGraw leaves for Fresno to start a mechanical run job. St Andrews Guild holds meeting at Deweys Point. social hour and refreshments follow. Ernest Peters, John Green, and Archie Williams return from Fresno reporting poor industrial conditions in California. John Terrill and John Smart depart for Billings to farm in spring. Dream Theater proceeds go to St Lawrence's sisters. crowd fills venue. Terrill, Downey, Cannon, Charlie Cappa, Brick and Will Houlihan relocate to San Francisco for indefinite employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Keithe
Philipshare
Powers
North Main Street
Banner Lodge
Walkerville
St. Andrew's Guild
John Bslick
Dewey's Point
Ernest Peters
John Green
Archie Williams
Fremo
Cal
California
John Terrill
John Smart
Mlureday
Billings
the Dream
Sisters of St. Lawrence's Parish
Lloyd
Terrill
Downey
Cannon
Charlie
Organizing Butte Post VFW Moves Forward
Robert G Woodside of Pittabure head of VFW in Montana met veterans at the Leggat hotel to organize a new Butte post. A committee of W R Van Orden William McDonald and Law Risken was formed to collect charter members and file blanks. Woodside plans to recruit many veterans, with six posts already active in Montana and state leadership established in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Robert G. Woodside
Pittabure
Comander
Leggat Hotel
W. R. van Orden
William McDonald
Law” Risken
Butter
Woodside
Ven Orden
McDonald
Bisken
McDonald Aleo Ie
V. O. F. W. Pont
Olympia
Wath
VOM. Ck
VO. F. W
Woodaide
United States
Amwatea
Montana
Selbey
Kalispell
Whitetech
Hare
Deer Lodge
Mimoula
Montana Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward M. Reynolds
Missoula
A. W. Dwyer
Iso
Spiritualists To Conduct Meetings In Butte This Week
Otto Van Bourg of the Swiss Spiritualist Association spoke at Butte High School Auditorium on Spiritualism of the Devil and its study of progress. He described Spiritist teachings as a life force continuing after death and announced a week of spiritualist meetings at the Silver Bow Spiritualist Church with Von Bourg in attendance and a special musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Igh School
Otto van Bourg
Fortane
van Bourg
Tran Sheegh
Lies von Bourg
Myra Fuld
Batten
Silver Bow
Montana
Philippine island races and dialect diversity noted
A fragment notes there are many distinct native races on the Philippine islands and each race speaks a different dialect, reflecting broad linguistic variety across the archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piniippine Islanda
Legion Auxiliary Formed In State Assembly
Miss Margaret Comba presided as vice president of the state Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion at Helena on Saturday Representatives from auxiliaries across the state attended the conference Mrs E Pew of Helena was elected president Miss Comba vice president Others elected served until the state convention to be held at Lewistown June 27 28 The convention coincides with the Legion convention The group urged amending the national rules to admit women with wartime service relatives The meeting in Helena included officers from multiple towns and adopted a rule on voting power tied to national dues payments Andrew Piggenberger chaired the state committee meeting Blanche Beaudette served as acting secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Comba
Women's Auxiliary
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Helena Z
Aeistown
E. Pew
Helena
Miss Comba
TJ. Hefling
Ward Crosby
Livingston
Gertrude Whipple
Harlowton
G. B Larkham
Great Fails
Allee Bullard
Missoula
F__Nelson
Dillon
Pritchard
Lewistown
Auxiliary
Agoprea
Legion
Auxiliaries
Andrew Piggenberger
Women's Auxiliary State Committee
Mise Blanche Beaudette
Anaconda
Rose Aims to Raise 10000 in Ten Days
Rose targets a fundraising push to gather ten thousand dollars within ten days. Shehopes to mobilize local supporters and organizers to meet a share goal rapidly, leveraging community events and online appeals to maximize donations.
Victor Empire development starts in Libby with Diley
Libby May 15. Miner W T Diley, from Colorado, begins development on the Victor Empire line. He secured Colorado financial backing and is preparing to extend the upper tunnel, already 1338 feet in, about 1000 feet farther to prospect the holdings. Libby residents have strong faith in the mine’s future and Diley previously worked there six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
W. T. Diley
Colorado
Victor Empire
Tt Ie
Mr. Ditey
Cornelius Kelly Policeman Dies After Illness
Cornelius J. Con Kelly 41 longtime Butte police officer died at home after more than five months illness. Born in Kerry Ireland he came to America as a youth and served Since 1917. Survived by wife and ten children and several sisters and a brother in Ireland. Funeral arrangements at Duggan undertaking. Rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius J
Con) Kelly
Fuitto Police
Princeton Avenue
Kelly
Butte
County Kerry
Ireland
Bayn
Industel
Maloney
Police
Forcr
Polic
Murphy
Tr Kelly
Nhe
St. James Hos
Princfem Avenue
Joseph
John
Francis
Nora
Margaret
Perosa
Josephine
Cornelius
Michael
Heales Teaver
James Sullivan
Flurry Sullivan
Patrick Leary
Stevensville
Nora Holland
Ithode Island
Mary Sullivan
Duggan Undertaking Establishment
Fura Anrvices
Ala
Centerville Social Roundup Mixed With Family News
A jumble of notices from Centerville. Kramer of Racine visited Nevada then returned. Mrs Peter Kennan of Missoula Avenue is reported ill at BeTames hospital A birthday party at 7 Wert P Citic mred featured guests Caroline Brown Mary Shea Catherine Phillips and others. Community events include an Odd Fellows meeting next Friday and a parish fundraiser paresl post sale June 3 and 4 at the old Hennessey store building. Local residents, exchanges, and travel to Missoula Anaconda and San Francisco populate the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quan, Kramer
Racine
Nevada
Peter Kennan
Missoula Avenue
Be Tames
Stes J
Mamie
O’ Donnell
Guetta
Caroline
Anna Brown
Mary Margaret Shea
Cathrine Phillips
Mary Cecelia
Bina Payton
Leahy
Frankie ‘o’Donnell
Tom Burke
Mrs. Brown
Sir ‘Clayton Maxwell
Helena
Aes Durkin
Wal Street
The
Odd Fellows
Sons of St
Hennessey
Mike Harrington
Mullins House
Missoula
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinkty Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Epworth League of the Trinity
Rose Martin
John Noonan
West Center Street
Wyoming
Michael Kelly
East Center Street
O'Dell
O'Dell of’ Bozeman. J. L. Sullivan Returned Tuesday To Anaconda
J. L. Sullivan
East’ la Platte Street
First Holy Communion Class at St Helena Parish
In St Helena Parish a class of 19 made their first holy communion at 9 30 on Sunday morning and were enrolled in the scapula of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Confirmed were Mary Bertogno Lucy Calvalti Albert Castiglione Bruno Celli Olanda Chiapetta Catherine Fava Anton Favero Etella Favero Agnes George Peter Giachetti Nora Girolani Frank Lombard Edward Madiena William Madiens Lester Madiena Elenor Magzolini Domenico Pers Senephino Perini and Alda Scalarone. High masses were held during the week for Edward Hickey and others with a photograph of the 44 children confirmed by Bishop Carroll on Wednesday to be kept as a keepsake by the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Helena
Our Indy of
Elenor Magzolini
Dominico Pers
Senephino Perini
Alda Scalarone
Edward Hickey
Carroll
St. Helena’s
Newspaper Advertising Saves the Day for Merchants
In November business soured as crops and trade fell and shoppers stayed away. Retailers cut prices and pushed inducements, advertising heavily in home newspapers. Gradually demand revived, with December bringing record sales as ads helped clear shelves, reorder from manufacturers, and drive factory activity.
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Thomas M. Spencer
Theosophist
Rose
Butte Nesses
Army Paper
Archie L
Clark
Sergt
Archie L. Clark
B. Park St
Lamb
Mont
Hattlefeld
Aisnes Marne
Woodeide
Marne
Legion Auxiliary
Wecarthy
Bryant
Rex
Ana Kotte
Evar Sonmseon
Hills
Wesell Skinners
J. Carthy
Rosy Clark
W. A
First National Bank Betta
Roracranes
General, Banking
Trusta
Invest
Dratta
Cornelius Kelly
Butte Force
Centerville
Bik
Aly Vulcon
Paramount
Hearst's Magazine
White House
Lyon
North Dakota
Leo
Ozen
McCarthy’s Sanitary
East Broadway
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