Butte Visitors Gather as Town Buzzes with Notices
A busy record of Butte social and business activity lists visitors from Los Angeles Milwaukee and Helena while locals step out for shopping errands and meetings. Notables include Col W P Story and Julius Pearce. Thornton and Finten hotels host several guests and a boxing event draws Helena residents. Proceedings note a chamber talk by Capt Stayton and a temperance union social at 1026 Caledonia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brox Kelley-Coward
N. Main
Butte
W. P. Story
Los Angels Butte
George C. Lloyd
Helena
Max Lauterbach
Dillon
F. J. Maybell
Winre
Buttera
W. G. Lindsay
Hobson
J. P. McVean
Minneapolis
Thornton
W. E. Lloyd
Julius Pearce
Denver
Fire Department
Java
Finten
Edwin Reinhart
Los Angeles
James T. Finten Jr
Harne
O'Meara
Oakland
Cal
Houlder
Elk Park Road
P. O
R. M. Cosgrove
Robert Lees
Sweet Sass
Beatrice Morgan
Stevensville
Eva Kaseska
Pocatello
J. E. Coy
Deer Lodge
A. K. Leishaam
Philipsburg
Harry Quist
Corvallis
J.C. Johnston
Lewistown
J.D. Shea
Spokane
Shea
Butte Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
William
J. Lutey
Caledonia Street
Aggie Davis
Rocky Mounain Garden Club
Copper
Main Street
Broadway
Boulder Hot
Elk Park
A. D. Thomas
Columbia Falls
James Thomas
Mr. Thomas
George Miller
Havre
A. W. McConnell
Lester Loble
Thomas Quinn
C. R. Williams
Finlen
William Cosgrove
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. F. Schwartz
P.O. News Stand
Montana Power Men Promoted In Big Montana Reshuffle
Frank Scotten of Butte is named manager at Great Falls and Frank Coleman at Billings in promotions announced by Montana Power general manager F. M. Kerr. Scotten succeeds James R. Hobbing and Coleman replaces E. C. Simonson. Scotten has a long record with Great Falls enterprises and power projects, including work on the Rainbow dam. Coleman previously ran the Roundup district and, two years ago, was superintendent at Billings. Clancy Divorce Action Filed. papers dated May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scotten
Butte
Great Falls
Frank Coleman
Billings
F. M. Kerr
Manger
Montana Power Company
Mr. Scotten
James R. Hobbing
Anaconda Company
Coleman
Great Northern Railway
Sand Coleo
Montana Smelting Company
Giant Springs
Scollen & Stanton
Heolten
Black Eagle
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Siiver Mining Company
Great Falla
Scotten
Montansbout
Missouri River Power Company
Great Falls Power Company
Judge Lynch Hears Two Insanity Cases in County Court
Two alleged insanity cases were heard by Judge Lynch yesterday. One was dismissed and the other committed to the county hospital. The hospital case involved a self described old maid who claimed kinship to Confederate general Robert E Lee. She denied insanity, insisted she was an old maid past 80, and was sent to the poor farm. The second case centered on a neighbor dispute with late night disturbances, alleged thefts, and foul language. Medical officials found her sane, and the neighbors sought a bond to keep peace. Her son was said to have been killed years ago, with claims she was crazy long before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
County “Hospital
Robert E. Lee
Sam
Mitch
Medical Commission
Butte Business College Offers Summer High School Help
The Butte Business College steps in to rescue students deprived of tuition due to early school closings. It preserves 26 years of accredited high school work, with 12 teachers, three more from public schools, and summer sessions for high school and younger students to make up missed credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Teir
Butte Busi Ss College
State Department of Education
Butte Business College
Rialto screens real rescue amid film magic
A Rialto theater feature mixes fiction with fact as Edward Sutherland allegedly was knocked unconscious during a wave swept rock scene and May McAvoy staged a real rescue. Kathryn Williams, famed for Cherry Malotte in The Spoilers, appears among the supporting stars with Larry Lemon offering A Pair of Kings. A separate note mentions a 16 year old girl as a complainant in a grave assault charge against an arraigned man with bond set at 900 dollars and a June 2 court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theater
Edward” Sutherland
May McAvoy
Miss McAvoy
Kathryn Willams
O'Neill
Mary. Wilson
Dan Brenaua
Porter Explains Montana Blue Sky Statute Authority
State Auditor George P Porter answers reader inquiries on the blue sky law. He notes that only outside domiciled companies selling stock require a license, while firms with two thirds of assets in Montana are exempt. Citizens are urged to investigate stock schemes before investing and to seek full protection under the present law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
George P. Porter
Butte
Anaconda
Aly Company
State Auditor and Investment
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Schepp
Underwood
Cuaranteca
Butte Notes
Frank Arnold
Livingston
Thorn=ton
T. H. McClellan
Loiselle Taxi Service
Mayer
North Main
Marshall Nedlan
Underworld
Montana Power Men
Plancy
Clancy
Bill Webb Clancy
Joseph Clancy
Harrison Freebourn
Downey
Alex Smart
Townsend
E. Conner
Meagher County
Sliver Row
Alex. Smart
Deaconess Hospital
East Broadway
Lyon
Dakota
Log Cabin
Rainier
Temse
Ale
Porter
Carthy
Bryant & CO
Skinner's
John J. M’carthy, Prop
Jimmie Reynolds
Boulder
HOT Springs
Talmadge
Sweetstar
Lee
Blanchard
Mont
Henningsen Company