Butte Notes on Concert Guests and Visitors
Rental pianos from Orton Bros. in Butte. La Rue Smith of Idaho, Roy Miller from Dillon, R. L. Marsh from Deer Lodge, W. Clarer from Great Falls, and many others attended the McCormack concert at the Broadway and Thornton venues. Numerous residents and visitors from Dillon, Whitehall, Livingston, Helena, Billings, and nearby towns noted in attendance and lodging.
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Orton Bros
la Rue Smith
Idaho
Butte
Roy Miller
Dillon
R. L. Marsh
Leggat
Deer Lodge
W. Clarer
Great Walls
Jake Hagenson
Meisel
Lewisohn Street
May Horn
Aes
S.J. Holletway
Placer Street
W. J. Fait
Floral Boulevard
P. O. News
A. Martin
North
Montana Street
CM. Featherly
W. J. Ferguson
Sersy Witerback
Whitehall
Charles Sparrow Jr
Mollie Sparrow
Ann
W. J. Blekett
Livingsto
Frank Blair
Grant
Beck
Hamilton
Leggate
Warm Springs
C. W. Stallings
Bannack
Thornton
Olaf Christianson
Samuel Swan
Livingston
A. Davidson
FB. Daugherty
Ed Donovan
F. Donovan
Elliston
Broadway
Julia Smith
Kinla Decker
Flossie Davis
Alta Wells
R.D. Larabie
W. T. Cotter
Cather Cotter
Edna Geary
Helmville
Big Blackfoot Valley
McCormack
Leonore ‘Thompson
Twin Bridges
P.M. Forssehler
George M. Parker
Wilsall
Billings
A. D. Hoss
R. G. Westphal
Cardell
Margaret Cloos
Ira B. Pruitt
Isabella McCollem
W Young
Mabel Oliver
Three Forks
J. L. Wilkins
Pipestone
Jane Dodd
Frank Hazelbaker
H. A. McMillan
H.L. McCaleb
McCormack Arrives In Butte Seeks Sleep Before Concert
John McCormack arrived in Butte yesterday with one aim to sleep. He declined interviews about home rule war ballads and weather and headed to bed at the Thornton. Manager D J McSweeney noted this would be his last concert aside from Evanston in June as part of a North Shore group. He plans to perform A Dream of Gerontius by Newman and Elgar before resting for October.
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John McCormack
Butte
Thornton
McCormack
Broadway
D. J °. McSweeney
Donald McBeath
D.F. McSweeney
Evanston
Illinois
Mr. McSweeney
North Shore
Gerontius
Cardinal Newman
Edward Elgar
New York
Francisco
Nack
Civic
Australia
McBeath
Royal Fying Corps
Vernon Castle
Nia
Anaconda Standard to Add Photogravure News Feature
The Anaconda Standard reveals a Sunday photogravure news and fashion supplement titled Butte Awaits. It explains photogravure, contrasts it with half tone engraving, and notes the high fidelity and potential cost. The paper promises original photographs, timely world scenes, and urges readers to subscribe to ensure access to the new pictorial service.
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Anaconda Standard
Butte
Northwest
United States
Chiscago
Congo
Australia
China
Assasel
New York
Vance
Concert Guests from Across Montana Fill Finlen and Acoma
Last evening many visitors from Dillon Missoula Great Falls Helena and other communities attended the Charles H Donovan concert at the Finlen and Broadway venues. Names include A W O Rourke G Kaufman I Hdred L Brotherton HH Hartwig Davey Nugent McIntyre Franklin Smith Purinton Skelton Drebellis McKay Haugen Freeman Houghton Banning Carder Barnett and Criswall among others visiting from Deer Lodge Boulder Philipsburg Anaconda White Sulphur Springs and Harrison.
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Monida
A.W. O'Rourke
Finten
Young
Harrison
Inten
FH. Nugent
Great Falls
Finlen
Ina D. McIntyre
Blanche Franklin
Hall
F. G. Smith
Pony
E.R Purinton
Helena
LQ. Skelton
Boulder
Charles Drebellis
A. J. McKay
Philipsburg
Mariesmioncert
Anaconda
J. R. McWhorter
Missoula
Acoma
Agnes Haugen
Broadway
J. W. Freeman
Harlowton
H. R. Houghton
R. D. Banning
R. A. Carder
Billings
H. H. Barnett
D.criswall
Clyde Park
Col Stivers in Thick of It War Cross
Col D Gay Stivers recalls Third Division heroics in World War I. He praises the Third Division’s fierce actions at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood, notes a Rhine crossing after armistice, and tells of a bakery church incident in Esnes and Doughboy rescues amid heavy shellfire. He commends many soldiers, including the 17th Machine Gun Battalion.
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Col. Stivers
Argonne
D. Gay Stivers
Third Vision
Stivers
Lee
Les Lesses
Chateau “Thierry
Belleaux Woods
St. Mantel
Rhine
Esnes
Cap
County Deputies Must Be Of Age
County officials move to remove all deputies and clerks under 21 from the courthouse after Deputy County Attorney McDaniels rules that deputies must meet the same 21 year age requirement as elected county officers. Three underage deputies, two girls and one boy, may be dismissed. refunds of salaries are possible if demanded by voters.
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McDaniels
Board of County Commissioners
Stat Tex
Inasmu
Women’s Shop to Open Tomorrow at Rialto Theater
A new women’s shop will open tomorrow morning in the Rialto theater building on South Main. Mrs Emerson Bradlee will introduce the exclusive store known for fine lingers, wears, petticoats, sweaters, sport dresses, and silk items with personal attention. The shop said to be newly decorated with new fixtures creating a cozy location.
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Rialto
South Main
Tte
Emerson Bradlee
Bradlee
Case of Patent Not Decided Before Court Without Judge Bourquin
The United States case against cancellation of a patent was submitted yesterday at noon to the court. The suit, heard in the federal district court, proceeded without Judge Bourquin.
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United States
Bourquin
Federal Dist
Memorial Day Sermon and Parade Plans
A Memorial Day observance is announced with a sermon on Friday at 8 PM. The public is invited. Friday at 9 AM a ceremony at the courthouse will collect soldiers sailors and Marines for the Memorial Day parade. All veterans who have returned their uniforms are asked to march.
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Sue Presmtge
Marvora Conference Delegate Blames Financiers on Italian Question
George D. Merron, an American delegate at the Marmora Conference, attributes the delayed settlement of the Italian question to a group of internal financiers, according to recent reports. The statement highlights financial interests as obstructing diplomacy during the talks.
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George D. Merron
Fitzgerald Given All He Asks For Verdict
The 1917 estate dispute ends with Judge Dwyer awarding attorney Fitzgerald 2500 for his services after executrix changes. An appeal to the supreme court found probate court lacked jurisdiction to fix fees, leaving the matter to further litigation. Attorney Fitzgerald then pursued a civil claim for 2600 with this verdict.
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Mes.heemr
Dames
T. Vfitzgerald
A’ Heys Matt Canning and P.E. Geagan
Fitzgerald
Dwyer
Supreme Court
Rale
Fitegerala
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