Memorial Day Plans Near Completion In City
Memorial day plans are nearly complete as the general committee announced last night. The program begins with decorating the capstan from the Maine and the Marcus Daly monument at 9 00 in the courthouse rotunda. A parade forms at 9 00 and moves at 9 30. Veterans and others visit cemeteries to place graves with the Grand Army ritual. The high school auditorium will host 8 00 evening exercises. World War veterans march in squads as 50 Boy Scouts act as guard of honor and 200 Scouts line the parade. Visiting soldiers are invited to participate and those without uniforms may wear civilian clothes. Mayor Stodden urged city departments and officials to join the parade and suggested providing city cars for Grand Army veterans.
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General Committee
Marcus Daly
Lincoln
Court House
Stodden
Grand Army
City Council Plans West Granite District Recreation
City council outlines plans to recreate the West Granite district following a paving contract dispute. The resolution mentions faulty bond arrangements and a need to address surety issues in the project funding.
City votes to recreate West Granite paving district
City council approves creating a special improvement district for paving West Granite Street from Montana to Emmet Avenue amid debate over pavement type and bondsmen concerns. Maguire to seek court injunction. protests due by June 15. improvements to lighting on nearby streets planned.
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Granite Street
Montana
Emmet Avenue
J.C. Maguire
Maguire
Ince
Freudtein
Ite
Colorado
City council delays action pending investigation on retrenchment
Mayor Stodden urged the council to place 20 police and six firemen on an unpaid eligibility list as finances improve. The message cited salary hikes, license shrinkage, and annual deficits, proposing cuts to save about 36000 yearly while maintaining essential fire coverage and addressing equipment needs.
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Stodden
Back to Butte Remembered As Fred Ferrell at Cigar Stand
A reminiscence of Fred M. Ferrell longtime operator of the cigar stand at 4 North Main Street Butte. The article recalls how the town changed yet remained American and friendly as Ferrell departed in 901 Burto. He notes nearly every remembers him though many know him as Fred.
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North Main Street
Fred M. Ferrell
Butte Uch
Burto
Fred
Montana
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White Oxfords
Tige
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Gregson Springs
Jeff Holcombe
Orpheum Circuit
Tex Howard
Xylophone
Acing Rose Mendall
Boloist
City Council
West Granite
Gi Park
Excelsior
Gaylord
Parke
Second’ Street
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Teeport
Commissioner ‘of Public Works
Ine
Butte
Arizona
Ito
J. Clapp
HB. Pulsifer
Montana State Bureau of Mines and Metallurgy
Rialto
Council
Cenyor
Corry
Wong
Olation Nest
J. C. Whitty
Augenard’ Courtney
Marciss
John
Roy’ Sherlock
James” Doolin Coughlin
Agit
St C.J Kelly
Martin Senhill
I Lyden
Hunt
John "Hannigan
Reagan
Thomas
John’ Quigtes
Bernard King
J.L. Sullivan
State of
Motana
Fire Department of
Hutte
Pires
Joseph Murphy
John ‘Murphy
James Bilboa
Martin Burke
Mike Gilboy
Bartley Casey
Caledonia Street
Pee Roland Star Ten
Paramount Picture
Eloise
Rialto Travels
Rialto Animated News
Music Rialto Service
J. G. Mythen
Norfolk
Ireland
F. M
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Mee
Oechsli
West Broadwee
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