Butte Notes Publicizing Winter Rates and Local Visits
Butte notices advertise rent piano deals from Orton Bros and winter rate promotions. Local residents Mil ton C. Gunn, Mrs. Warneck, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Moyer, and others visit hotels like the New Finlen and Grand for business and shopping. Readers learn about holiday card displays at the Butte Standard, carrier delivery specials, and numerous Montanan visitors lodging at the Thornton, Grand, and New Finlen hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Arizona
Warneck
Daweon
Arison
Milton C. Gunn
Helena
New Finlen
Butte
H. B. Sharpe
Anaconda
Towisterea
F.C. Moyer
Harrison
Thornton
Oy Chapel
Misoula
Grand
Imag Ely
TM. Griffin
E. H. Geiger
Billings
Helioay
Joe L. Markham
Standard
F. Vail
Paul Schulz
Guy Tullock
Lewistown
W. F. Baxter
Billing
A. Fox
Deer Loch
A. V. Hudson
Missoula
H. J. Schomer
Hole
New Finten
Frank
Louis Piazzaridge
Butt
C. L. Montgomery
J. A. Gillenly
Great Falls
L.A. Ryan
H. R. Campeau
Great Fails
Acoma
E. M. Reynolds
L. Grover
Saturday Post
Literary Digest
Western, ‘True Story, New’ Today At P.O
A. J. Spooner
Platinum ‘Street
Pygmalion Seat Sale Opens Friday at Broadway
Moron Olson Players announce seat sales for Pygmalion at Broadway theater in Butte. Season-ticket holders may reserve, with sale starting Friday at noon. Court decision: Judge Anderson rules late today that Judge Ross death was an accident and insurer must pay $59,000 life policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Broadway
Pygmalio
Associated Wrens Jackson
Tenn
A.D. Anderson
Federal
Final Army Drive To Start Today In Butte Montana
Salvation Army fund drive for 1926-26 expenses to begin after a noon luncheon with all committee members urged to attend. Montana Power Co has subscribed fully. several districts still unheard from. Banks and Clark interests supportive though not yet revealing amounts. New solicitors include four workers. Wyldes and others praised for local service. Meeting praised Montana Power for strong support and noted money stays in Butte for local aid and child welfare. The drive aims for a successful conclusion before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Power
Butte
Women Church
Butte Vagrancy Case Highlights Hop Party Drug Admission
Leo Kennedy, given a chance to leave Butte two weeks earlier, returned to court after a vagrancy trial and received a county jail sentence. Police call him a drug addict, but he said he used narcotics only at hop parties. Ruth Martin and Alice Babcock, charged as addicts, were found guilty. Martin was sentenced to 60 days, Babcock seeks a 24 year stay, while John Murphy, who drank for about a month, received 20 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kennedy
Butte
Kennedy
Ruth Martin
Alice Babcock
Lirewise
Martin
Shea
Butte Fire Loss and October Fire Department Report
Firemen answered 15 alarms in October with a total loss of 2804 dollars. Property valued at 161076 dollars was insured for 104180 dollars. Department expenses ran 1220.86. In Silver Bow county licenses, John C Maxwell 24 and Margaret Steele 19 wed, and Kinley Howard 29 and Jennie Greenfield 26 junctures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fred Martin
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
John C. Maxwell
Margaret Steele
Kinley
Howard
Jennie Greenfield
Two Get Degrees in District Court
Disjointed court notes show multiple divorce actions across districts. Dohrman secures decree against William J. D. Dohrman after 36 years of marriage in Lyons. Vivian Berti versus Leo J. Bertrand issued similarly. Other cases include name restorations, assault and cruelty claims, and estates with asset valuations and estate administration filings.
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Quturial
Dohrman
William J. D. Dohrman
Lyons
Town
Com
St. Anthony
Idaho
Vivian Berti
Leo J. Bertrand
Vivian Cran
Levinski Hearing Slated For Today In Butte
Henry Levinsti, a Butte attorney, faces a charge of grand larceny by a former client. The hearing before Justice of the Peace Buckley is set for this afternoon. Levinski pleads not guilty and is represented by Attorneys Jones and McDaniels. Delays or misprints noted in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Levinate
Butte
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
Levinski
Suit for Salaries Taken by Jury in Liberty Mines Case
Jurors in Judge George Bourquin's district court heard two days of trial over salaries alleged as due from the Liberty Montana Mines company. Adele A Sharpe and her husband claim monthly wages were earned and paid late or not at all for the fall month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bourquin
Department of District Court
Adele A. Sharpe
Liberty Montona Mines Company
Iate
Mines
Binney Parole Board Grants Release for Appearing Offense
The parole board released Binney after conviction for an offense involving oral deception. He was sentenced in April to serve from three to a specified term. He remains under state supervision, with ongoing eligibility for release consideration and related conditions. Sam D. Goza of Helena advised on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneyy
Gn Bitte
Helena
Sam D. Goza
New Finien
Boys Honor At Butte Kiwanis Club Guest Night
Youngsters enjoyed a Father and Son luncheon hosted by Butte Kiwanis. Speakers urged boys to seek courage, truth, and service, praising local champions Roy Curtis and Mel Clevitt as mentors. Names of attendees included Christianson, Kenny Varita, Harry Statford, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterdayre Vuncheon
Butte
Kiwanis
Father
Gon Lcny
Sone
Osom
Dade
Tere
Ichemach
Dan Dayton
Aira
Ren Mardin
Betas Soetie
Epeneatene
Ivan
Roy Curtis
Orton
Theloy
Mel Clevitt
The
James Brown
George A ‘Thurston
Kent Loughran
George Misivic
Ray Gallant
October Busy Month for Police Force Arrests 327
Police records show October was busy with 327 arrests per Jailer Barney Lavelle’s report. The report notes multiple detentions and mentions a notably peaceful day despite the high activity, with limited meals cooked and periods of lingering prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Barney Lavelle
Castile
Ity
City Enriches 142 Dollars From Tin Cans and Cows
The city of Butte reports October receipts totaling 820 dollars. J Wiegenstein, commissioner of public works, notes 67 dollars from impounding stray cattle and horses and 75 dollars from cane and munk sales. The report also lists 19 building permits and 400 miscellaneous permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. Wiegenstein
Ublic ‘Works
Two Guilty Verdicts in Felony Cases At Local Court
A three day term saw juries return guilty verdicts in two felony cases within 18 minutes. Raf Coyne was found guilty of cocaine possession. Crawford was convicted of burglary and sentenced to two to five years. A separate incident involved Theodore Rasmussen alleged robbery with cocaine found on arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Raf Coyne
Belet
Deliber
Albert “Crawford
Lynch
Crawford
Verve
Theodore Rasmussen
East Park Conneci
Arizona
I. T. Straw
Harry Hildebrand
Othcer
Coyne
Xo Anda
Yeaterday Coyne
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