Uptown Buildings to See New Homes in Ancient Addition
In the ancient addition, Wulf Alley company plans three to five room modern fangatows this summer. Joseph H. Griffin leads the Boosters Club as work begins on a new home. Tobey Davis will build a six room bungalow, McDonald a five room bungalow, and Edna Rasmussen a four room bungalow. Wulf notes ten more homes will be added on Woodrow Street. Frank Walker obtained a building permit for North Main Street improvements bought from Jhy Stapleton, condemned this week by the state fire marshal. Taylor Laundry has a permit to spend 6000 on improvements. A permit was issued to F. E. Tanking for a fireproof room house at 2039 South Arizona Street costing 2000. Mrs. M. Sheridan will construct a four room bungalow at 1128 West Mercury Street for 1000. Willam Robertson and Mrs. Jean MacDonald secured a permit for a 100 room house at West Park and Jackson streets costing 27000. work already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northern Pacific
Julia O'Leary
Tait
West
Copper Street
Floral
J. Rice
Br. B. Brindjone
Raith “Hunter
Hannah
Ruth Freeroom
T. A. Westgate
E. B. Creese
Pe’simmons
Alfred Paquette
Richert Beauchamp
Reillyhinto A
Mingatow
Bolever & Stown Agency
Tontana Avenue
Joseph Farth
East Park
Frank Auxier
John Cowling
Travonia
Thomas W. Clark
Fausett
Daniel Lynch
Robert Downs
Floral Park
William J. Bond
Paul D. Mater
William Robb
R. B. Caffrey
Tussed Matlock
Annie Peterson
Nels Anderson
William C. W. Schuhat
Bertha Renter
Max Lipson
Frea Christenson
Newell Evans
Hugh Hannigan
Joe Ambrose
R. L. Vinney
Mr. Whalen
W. L. Robbins
John B. Shuman
Joel M. Oldham More
W. Oldham
W. F. Martin
Dyegmith
J. Stehitk
Samuel ‘Einer
Wulf-Alley Company
Joseph H. Griffen
Boosters Club
Tobey Davia
Mr. McDonald
Edna Rasmussen
R Oom
South Arizona Street
Mra. M. Sheridan
West Mercury Street
Willam Ropertson
Mra Jean MacDonald
West Parl
Jackson Streets
Maud in Song and Pianologue at Woman's Club event
Prof C Ovide Blakeslee presents a benefit recital for pupil George McKinley Ransom at the Woman's Club audio forum on May 23. Mia Pearl Rito Miguel Cutanthe Caddy and Masters Chevigny assist. program includes Maud by Tennyson with Somervell music, scenes from a monodrama and several songs sung by Ransom with Blakeslee on piano. Also a Dry Montana Federation talk by G F Rinehart on May 25 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ovide Blakeslee
George McKinley Tansom
Womans Club
Wansom
Mia Pearl Rito
Migs Cutanthe
Charles Chevigny
Ldlin
Zigeunerwisen
Sarasate
Jonie Braden
White
George McKinsey
Ransom
Wexerlin
Taster
Chariea Chevisny
Rigoletto
A. Eral
Susses Earl
Itto
Caranthe Gaday
Meswra
McCreedy
Maud
Tennyson
Somervel
Mr. Ransom
Blakeslee
Sones
Odet
Ware to retire as Union Pacific manager in July
Omaha May 20. The resignation of Charles Ware as general manager of Union Pacific was announced at headquarters. No reason given. No date set for the resignation, but it is understood Mr. Ware will retire July 1, when President Mohler relinquishes his position as head of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Omaha
Neb
Charles Ware
Tuanager
Union Pacific
Mohler
Burman Case Postponed After Attorney Secures Delay
Attorney William G. Sullivan obtained a one week postponement from Judge Donlan for the trial of Sam Burman charged with holding up the Pan American case. Burman was to be tried Monday. Several defense witnesses are out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burman
William G. Sullivan
Donlan
Sam Burman
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East Park Street
Rice & May
Twaco
North Head Lighthouse
Fort Canby
Washington
North Beach
Portland
Ling
Merges & McNary
Ycon Ridg
Portland, Ore
Tait Estate
West Copper Street
G. F. Rinehart
Montana Federation
Symons
Women’s Clothing Store
Germany
Antonowitch
Ing
Austria
Ireland
England
France
United States
Jonn K K. Antonowhten
Europe
Scotland
Sinn Fein
Mr. Antonowiteh
Sunssitto
Cal
Orton Brothers
Caruso
Tetrazzini
Gluck and McCormack
Chickering, Vole
Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer
Hallet & Davis
Kimball
Melville Clark
North
Main Street
Montana
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