Butte Elks Begin Plan for New Lodge Home
At the Butte lodge of Elks meeting last night the home finance committee and board of trustees outlined plans for a new unfurnished lodge home on South Montana street costing 200000. Subscriptions to stock totaling 1500 were pledged by two members. The group aims to raise 35000 more with help from other organizations and plans to visit members to gauge support. If approved, construction could start and the Elks may have a home early next year on the Montana and Galena streets site.
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Butte Lodge of Elks
Home Finance Committee
Board of Trustees
Montana Street
Jack ‘Cohen
Frank’ Riley
Elks
Mont Holmes
the Elks
Lodge
Montana
Galena Streets
Butte Elke Probly
Dillon News Notes May 24 undersheriff appointment and local events
Frank Kellum is named undersheriff to replace William Ross who resigns effective June 1. Ross will pursue commercial aviation. J W Carney and wife relocate to Helena. St Rose guild to hold a food sale at Waldorf store. Four Dillon boys may attend Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Douglas July 26 to Aug 24 with travel and expenses paid. County Attorney Gilbert returns from Butte. Montana State Normal College student orchestra to perform June 1. May fete at the college on May 31 starting 6:30 pm featuring mass arts, boy activities and a dance drama Springtime directed by Miss Adelaide Miller.
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Dillon News
Dillon
Frank Kellum
William Ross
Kellum
Sheriff Mooney
Ross
J. W. Carney
Helena
Ladies of St. Rose Catholic Guild
Waldorf
Citizens
Fort Douglas
Utah
Frank Hazelbaker
Sbaker
T. F. Gilbert
Butte
Montana State Normal College
Helen Finch
College
Adelaide Miller
Department of Physical Education
Deer Lodge News Briefs From May Events and Local Biz
Deer Lodge May 24 R F Gilham a revenue collector transacted city business. Michael Lowery rebuilding a seven room house near Race Track. The Lowery home destroyed last winter. Mr and Mrs N L Freeman of Milwaukee visited. Wednesday Mrs Daniell underwent an operation at Murray hospital in Hutte Weanestay. W Wiltrout Milwaukee official from Butte in the city. Eastern Star chapter No 46 met Tuesday evening and visited Wili eka chapter. Barnhi from Missoula County Attorney Cummings to Helmville Thursday. Hayes Victor Weber and A arubahy to Anaconda Thursday. Attorney Wilson attended to legal matters in Butte. Lads of the G A R will supply headstones for Civil War veterans at Hillcrest cemetery upon government application. State commander William Chapman sought literature on appropriations for headstones. About 70 Civil War graves are in Hillcrest.
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Deer Lodge
R. F. Gilham
Michael Lowery
Lowery
Mrv
Mra N. L. Freeman
Milwaukee
Daniell
Aturray
Hutte Weanestay
W. Wiltrout
Butte
Ahe
Order of Eastern “Star
Aim Conda
Wilieka
Nellie Lovell
Missoula
County
Cummings
Helmville
Hayes Victor Weber i. Aarubahy
VA. Lanstyak
Rotor
Anaconda
P.wilson
A. R
Hillcrest
William Chapman
Hillcrest Cemetery
Abolishing Fire Stations Discussed in City Hall
City hall gossip centers on closing Arizona and Caledonia stations and centralizing Fire Department services at Quartze Street. Mayor Horgan proposed the plan after reading his inaugural address, hoping underwriters will approve and keep rates normal. The idea mirrors Chicago practices of consolidating to central points to improve efficiency and save money.
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Arizona
Caledonia Street
Buttes
Quartze Street
W. D. Horgan
Horgan
Chicago
Quarts Street
City Hall
Milwaukee Rail Chief Arrival in Butte for Inspection
H E Byram president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway arrives in Butte at 11:20 AM aboard train No 17, touring to the coast. He will be accompanied by several senior officials including J W Taylor B J Greer 8 K Lillcox and staff from Chicago Seattle Miles City and Krutte.
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H. E. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Butte
Byram
J. W. Taylor
B. J. Greer
K. Lillcox
Chicago
Hr. B. Barl= Ing
Seattle
Macy Nicholson
Seatle
J.T. Veitch
J. R. Middleton
NA. Meyer
J. J. Foley
Miles City
EH. Barrett
Krutte
Apartment Affair Gets Into Court
In a Butte police court yesterday John Dee Fisher and his wife were fined 10 dollars each for directing bad language at a neighbor in an apartment house. The incident stemmed from a neighbor dispute and resulted in a small fine for both defendants.
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John
Dee Fisher
J." Stegmar Plamant
Dee the Fishers
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