Butte Current Notes Mix of People and Events
Notes from Butte mention Walker winning by merit and pianos from Orton Bros, and various residents visiting or staying in Butte. Mentions include Drummond’s Pat Clavis, Miles City’s Frank Johnson, Billings visitors, Pipestone Springs, local real estate moves, new births, courthouse demolition, court activity, and several travelers and professionals passing through or residing in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Meritment
Orton Bros
Simon
North Main
McLaughlin Coal Co
Pat Clavis
Drummond
Butte
Frank Johnson
Miles City
Buite
E. N. Peel
Billings
Pipestone Springs
Dodd
Main
Broadway
J. W. Johnson
Placer Street
J. B. MecClernan
Mike Leary
West Daly Street
Accusation of Burglary Faces David Moore at Tulip Home
David Moore is accused by G. A. Tulip of breaking into Tulip's room at 52 West Galena Street and stealing a necktie tobacco and discharge papers. Tulip, aided by A. W. Anderson, pursued and arrested Moore on Park Street, then handed him to Jailer Tom Wilson without a warrant. Moore offered to return the necktie but denied possession of the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
G. A. Tulip
West Galena Street
Tulip
Moore
Park Street
A. W. Anderson
Tn Alley
Tom Wilson
Stenography ad claims top priority for your work
A brief notice promises stenographers who treat your tasks as the supreme priority, offering dedicated attention and prompt service to emphasize client importance and satisfaction.
Hest Bitter Sweets Made Myallas Finest Cafe
Hest brand established bitter-sweets at Myallas cafe offering refined confections. The venue promises top service and a refined tasting experience in a historic cafe setting.
Missoula Memorial Day honors veterans with grand parade
Blossoms covered graves as Missoula churches, Grand Army, Eagles and schoolchildren joined a citywide Memorial Day observance. A long parade led to North Higgins and the Harness theater, where Dr. C A Duniway gave a stirring address on Memorial Day replacing Decoration Day and the lasting meaning of sacrifice and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Garden City
Grand Army
Fort Missoula
North Higgins Avenue
Higgins Avenue
Wharness Theater
C. A. Duniway
University of Montana
Duniway
We Are Druggists We Keep Pace With The Times
A historic drug store advertises modern stock and services. It emphasizes cleanliness purity and strict regulatory standards as core strengths while highlighting offerings from toilet goods to cigars candies and drugs. The ad touts expert service and contrasts with older, less regulated shops.
Missoula Eyes Paving Plan for Higgins Avenue
Missoula May 20 Mayor Andrew Loman held talks with Higgins avenue property owners on paving the main thoroughfare. The meeting drew a representative turnout with no objections and strong support for paving this fall using creosoted wood blocks. A committee of L N Simons H L Shapard Ronald Higgins Herman Kohn and F S Lusk will prepare a report reflecting property holder sentiment for the next council meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Andrew Loman
Higgins Avenue
L. N. Simons
H. L. Shapard
Ronald Higgins
Herman Kohn
F. S.S. Lusk
New School Building Assured for the Boys
Missoula May 30 The Rev Father J S Trivelli has announced plans for a new brick school building for boys to begin at once on the old parsonage site. The 15000 dollar structure will be modern in detail and will not be a boarding school. It will serve Missoula boys who have finished the Sisters' school grades and seek higher studies. The project grew from two years of effort and limited accommodations, expanding to meet demand for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
J. S. Trivelli
Father Trivelli
Broderick and two others post bond in bribery case
State Senators John Broderick and Stanton C. Pemberton and Representative Joseph S. Clark appeared in circuit court and posted bonds of 10000, 5000, and 5000 respectively. They claimed innocence and left the courthouse after brief statements. Broderick chatted on the train about the charges and denied involvement with Lorimer politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
John Broderick
Chicago
Stanton C. Pemberton
Oakland
Joseph S. Clark
Vandalia
D. W. Holstlaw
Creighton
Broderick
United States
Lorimer
Burke
Tuka
Pemberton
Clark
Tula
Long
Holstlaw
Luka
Missoula Lodge Hosts First Annual Ball
Missoula lodge number 1291 Modern Brotherhood of America held its first annual ball at Elite hall. A large crowd enjoyed an evening of dancing with well organized committees and a late dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Missoula Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Mayor Nevins Trip For City Incinerator Review
Mayor Nevin left for Missoula on business and will proceed to Spokane to meet Aldermen Riley and White and the committee to inspect incinerating plants. The group continues to Seattle and Salt Lake before returning home, a trip not expected to exceed ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Missoula
Spokane
Riley and
White
Seattle
Salt Lake
Sutton Beats Hotchkiss in Tennis Match at Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 30 May Sutton defeated Hazel Hotchkiss in a match game in successive sets. The final set ended 6-2 in favor of Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sutton
Hazel Hotchkiss
Miss Sutton
Flag Day Offer From The Standard
A note invites subscribers to pay a year in advance for the Standard and receive a free 3x5 foot all wool bunting American flag designed for Flag Day June 14.
Booster in Butte Tries Apples on Cottonwood Trees Scheme
A resident in East Butte stages a ruse to grow large red apples on small cottonwood trees near Pittsmont Mining. White strings hang apples to mimic real fruit, drawing curiosity from passersby and city hotel visitors who fear crowded rooms if the trick proves true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
East Butte
Pittsmont Mining Company
Card of Thanks and Memorial Notices
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and death of mother Mrs Maria Woodward Mrs ABBIE TURNER Mrs HARRY KINNEY. Funeral for Genevieve Paulson held at home on Delaware Avenue with Rev Reed officiating. Silver Bow National Bank savings department offers 4 percent interest under national supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Woodward
Abbie Turner
Harry Kinney
Genevieve Paulson
C. B. Paulson
Delaware Avenue
Reed
Silver Bow National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Independent Telephone
Jewelers
North Main Street
Walter H. Flick
California Avenue
William Shovlin
Fast
Summit Street
D. M. Kelly
Jefferson County
Boulder
Henry Krueger
Tor Cottage Grove
Ore
M. Elenor Clements
Rae Faust
Livingston
Donlan
Department of Court
Popular
Junes Cribners
Teddy
P. O
Horace V. Winchell
Milning
California
Minneapolis
T. Byrne
Northwest
John Quirk
Corbin
Co. W. Paul
Tutte
Ross Kerr
Salmon City
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Missolela
Daniway
Woman's Relief Corps
Dr. Duniway
Lincoln
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
Rogers Bros
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Ment
Rut
nee—Other
Wylie
Bozeman
W. W. Wylie
Salesville, Mont
Mayer’s
Mayer Parksr
Weinberg’s
Brotherhood
Mayor
Evin
Weinberg
Hodge
Voravtes
Vudor
Hodge’s Fiber Carpets
Vndor
Brownfield
Credit Good Jones
Bro
Booster
The
Christian Church Tonight
Howard P. Hayes
A.C.M. Hardware House
Quartz
Rex
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