Summer Music in Butte Announces 20 Street Concerts
Sam Treloar leads the Butte Mines band in plans for 20 street concerts over the coming months with prominent singers. An advisory board approved the plan as local workers cooperate. A decorative band stand will be built by Largey Lumber, with gold and white minarets and electric lights. The first concert is set for the second week in June.
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Butte
Sam Treloar
Butte Mines
H. A. Gallwey
A. J. Davie
D. J. Charles
P. C. Giles
J. J. Bruce
PA Beaudin
George N. Shortardh
Mr. Treloar
Charles Page
A. Dremin
George H. Wilcox Strange
Baw
Charles
Hockada
Fey Wogwill
Purcell
Dan
MacDouga Castle
W.H. Treloar
A. Planvo
George Trembath
A. Leskovar
M. Mennt
Trevor Thomas
Howard Rich
W. J. Gray
Thomas Birkett
WB. Ivey
James Thomas
George Liddigoat
Kid Hobo 16 Sent Back to His Home
Simmy Plant a ten year old hobo wept as he boarded a passenger train in Butte to return to Salt Lake City. Probation Officer Sullivan accompanied the boy to the conductor and instructions were given to monitor him on the trip. In Dillon the conductor was warned to watch him closely as he feared the boy might desert the train. Salt Lake authorities informed Butte officials that the father had deposited funds to cover the return journey. The boy had been living in a south side shed after leaving home for a life of wandering rather than the family’s comforts. Police call him the kid hobo the youngest ever seen in Butte.
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Simmy Plant
Hobo
Butte
Salt Lake
Dillon
Hi Charge
Ind
Tommy
Butts
Hol Hapa
City costs fall for 1921 and April 1922 report
City records show April 1922 operating costs saved 18 087 55 compared with April 1921. Total 1921 cost savings near a quarter million versus 1920 under new Cocking administration, with reductions in salaries and sundries offset by some increases in trust and miscellaneous items. warrants outstanding dropped from 315 107 70 to 290 798 59 asApril ends.
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Cocking
Stodden
BOS Nc Sen Snestsa
Ae Mars
Ie Sroit
Burglars Enter West Side Market on North Excelsior
A burglary, likely by youths, struck the Excelsior market on North Excelsior Street Saturday morning. Merchandise including 440 streetcar tickets, pork, and cash was taken. Entry was gained through the rear door. the robbery was discovered when the market opened yesterday morning. No suspects are identified.
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Excelsior Market
Excelsior Street
Sorensen Dinner Hosts Noted at Florence Avenue
Mr and Mrs A Sorensen of 1819 Florence Avenue hosted a Tuesday evening dinner party describing a completed gathering with several attendees and social ambiance.
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A. Sorensen
Florence Avenue
Walter Hampnen Troupe Guest Ambience at Sorensen Kin Event
The Walter Hampnen theatrical company hosted a family gathering linked to Mrs. Sorensen with a number of guests invited and a perfect menu served.
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Walter Hampnen
Sorensen
Council to Take Part in Memorial Day Parade
City Clerk Brimacombe reports receipt of an invitation from the Memorial Day events committee inviting all city council members to participate in the parade to be held shortly at noon. It is likely that more than half the council will be represented in the procession.
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Brimacombe Fe
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to C. W. Cooley and Althes Ransohoff and to James D. Cleary and Pauline Lowell, all of Butte, by the clerk of the district court. Justice court cases note Ernest Penny charged with disturbing the peace of Pearl. Penny,
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C. W. Cooley
Althes Ransohoff
James D. Cleary
Pauline Lowell
Butte
District Court
Ae Justice Court
Ernest Penny
Pearl
Penny
Justice court row on forgery and gambling complaints
Dan Brennan charged with disturbing the peace of Sara Brennan and forgery by passing a worthless $4.50 check on Mrs. J. H. Dickson. C. Bronson alias Roy Reditch, Sam Bratpe, and John Doe Anderton face gambling permitting allegations in a complaint by Constable Reynolds.
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Dan Brennan
Sara Brennan
C. Bronson
Roy Reditch
J. H. Dickson
Sam Bratpe
John Doe Anderton
Reynolds
Justice Courts
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Montana Power Company
H. B. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
E. H. Barrett
Lines West
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Frank M. Kerr
Mation HE. Buck
le and
Warren Nichols
Chicago
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Omolais
Montana
Trame
Great Northern
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
West Side
United States
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Baker & By
Raiireat
Aula
Moni Blackstone
Perton
Shecombe
Nett
Seer Lodge
Stone
Eaut
Brostway Bute
Mont Iomount
Mont
Fier’ Park
Garone Kallepell
Mont We
Chanslor & Lyon CO
Spokane
San
Los Angeles
Gshland
Fresno
Ripper
Oatare
Flex Bobshank
Bet” Barer Desi
West Park
DR. Norcross
Wome
Clark Bank
Siegel
Hockanums
Metcalfs
Fashion Park
Henry Sonnenborn & Co
Baltimore
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