Butte Notes: Local Visitors and Guests Stay in City
A long list of visitors and guests staying in Butte hotels and homes is noted. Entries include D. R. Bradley Ennis, George N. McCabe Great Falls, A. W. Wickersham Billings, Mrs L. W. Veorge Bil lings, A. L. Cooke Helena, Ars. B. A. Schack Missoula, Al Schuck Missoula, A. W. Luedke Lewistown, Lee McDowell Dillon, Anna M. Soha Belt, J. O. Nordstrom Helena, J. B. Wambem Helena, Mrs. Mary Adams Helena, M. K. Smith Helena, C. Hendricks Helena, W. E. Becker Bozeman, A. R. Marley Harlowton, Mr. and Mrs. F. Longer Miles City, Warren Woods Missoula, Mabel G. McKay Bozeman, C. Jameson Deer Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clark Annis, H. W. Young Missoula, K. B. ONeil Sunburst, plus promotional note for P O News Stand.
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Orton Brox
Rav
D. R. Bradley
Ennis
Butte
George N. McCabe
Great Walls
Vinton
A. W. Wickersham
Biles City
Levant
Lee McDowell
Dillon
Grand
Anna M. Soha
Belt
Thornton
O. Nordstrom
Helena
Arizona
J.B. Wambem
Montana
Pinlon
Mary Adams
Ben K. Smith
Loggat
U3. C. Hendricks
Winten
W. E. Becker
Bozeman
K. B. O'Neil
Sunburst
Finlen
P.O
Thomas J. O'Rourke
Denver
Justice of the Peace
Louis Buckley
State Examinations Begin Across Silver Bow Area
Rural and public schools plus the courthouse hosted exams with eight pupils taking tests yesterday under the county examining board led by Mrs. A. M. 5 Not a Secret Just Common Sense. Neighbors of Mrs. Arthur De Mule sought the remedy’s secret as Foley Pills diurette claimed to restore health after kidney trouble.
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Tod Rural School
County Examining Board
Arthur de Mule
Grasmere
N. H
Women Notables On Way To West
A large gathering of notable women traveled by special train through town en route to Portland and Spokane, with a 176 member party of the Junior League of America and Daughters of the Nile aboard. The group, led by national president Mrs Winthrop Palmer and including two nieces of Vice President Dawes, rode the North Coast Limited sections with 12 compartments and an observation car. The Montana Daughters of the Nile delegation heads north later, with 18 local patrol members aboard the sleeper Olequa and delegates from nearby cities.
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Hutte
Portland
Spokane
West
Alaska
Junior League of America
Philamtverse Society
Fnity
Vic
Dawes
Mine
Witnot
Spenger
J C. Petrie
Ater
Ty Counter
Perwons
Butte
Milwaukee
Spokans
Mise Telen
Tirzah
Miu Kramer
Tutte
Births Report From Butte City May 14 21
Weekly birth report from Butte records a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Davis Stanger on May 13 at 635 South Idaho street and a son born to Mr and Mrs Robert St Brown on May 21 at 12 West Gold street. Additional births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Carter on May 18 at 1320 East Second street and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Meadville resident on Smelter street.
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Butte Han
Davis Stanger
South
Idaho Street
Daughie Nelson
Prank Carter
Last Second Street
County Officials Sketch Budgets For Fiscal Year
County government heads direct departments to submit budget estimates starting July 1. The board plans final approval on the second Monday in August, with some cuts and others increases by the commissioners. Treasurer Brett and Clerk Harrington say their offices will exceed current budgets due to extra work and prior year carryover. The board notes overruns are not Harrington’s responsibility and cites past predecessor expenditures.
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Board of
Pat. Totland
James Brett
Mr. Brett
James J. Iarrington
Marrington
Lily
Harrington
Car owner reports accident at corner of Ammett and Park
A driver named Charles Steele struck Rovert Thomas, of 209 West Granite Street, while he rode a bicycle near Ammett and Park yesterday afternoon. The injured boy, reported unconscious, was taken to police headquarters for review after the collision with Steele at 220 North Clark.
Two seek to get decreed changed in divorce cases
Two divorce petitions were heard yesterday seeking modifications of alimony and child custody. Ralph Rees seeks reduced monthly alimony of 100 from 200 and custody arrangements after the divorce granted in 1926. Paul Reichie, a medical student, asks for a divorce and claims he is unable to provide for minor children while studying. He lists net earnings at 2,187 and states he previously gave 7,000 cash, an automobile and household furniture to his former wife. Grahie was granted divorce from George Grahie on cruelty charges. widow’s complaint led to decree. Madge Brogan Duggan O Connor requests final estate distribution of John Gatene’s estate. A claim for 1.50 from Michael Conroy’s estate is noted. Public works administration confirms a state highway engineer, Ned, is requested to assume duties. An accident incident at Telona hospital involved Thomas, with no serious injuries reported.
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Ralph Rees
Heese
Paul A. Reichie
Mayme
Hreichie
Tong
Bush Rees
Grahir
George €. Grahie
George Tourquin
Mr. Grahie
John Gatene
Madge Brogan Duggan O'Connor
R 'Atwetan Cn Weauest
Mehael Conroy
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Africa
Anne R Hed
Butte Notes
Blanchard Brand
W.E. Dodd
W. Broadway
Princess of Nile
Wallace Beery
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Saeed
Ned
Telona
Murray Hospital
Steele
Poltes
Thomas
Seal
Chase & Sanborn
Wells St
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Tor Express
Butte Hotel
Ole Dahl
MaNacer
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Sele
Franklin
Periour Atlantic
HA. Tash
Murray Hos.pital
Lingbergh
Verga
Ian Franklin
C.W. Towne Ctor
A.C. M. Co
Pupitetty
A. Gurdorf
Frankln
Tam
G. Leip Elmer
A. C. Pratt
Montana Power ‘Company
Howard Pierce
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