Father Nolan Preaches at Helena 40 Hours Devotion
Some thousand people filled St Patrick's church for the second night of the 40 hours devotion. Father Nolan of St Mary's Helena delivered a sermon on Christ's invitation to come to Him and the mercy of the sacrament of reconciliation. Confessions were heard and will be heard again this morning, with devotions to close the event featuring a sermon by Father Wilging, a procession of alter boys and flower girls, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Nolan
St. Mary’s Church
Helena
Christ
St. Patrick's
Father Wilging
Huge Crowd Attends Butte Firemen's Ball
One of the most successful balls by Butte fire department drew a packed Odeon last night. About 500 couples filled the floor at once with hundreds more waiting. Mayor W. T. Stodden led the grand march with his daughter Mrs Montana Warner. Proceeds go to the firemen's benefit fund. The event, the first since 1915, featured hose decorations and Purcell's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Fire Department
Odeon
Sweet Home
W. T. Stodden
Montana Warner
Butte
Purcell
Butte News Notes Brief Items From The City
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Born Nov. 28 to Mr and Mrs R F Thurmond 525 Diamond Street a daughter. The cream of American made Christmas cards now on sale at the P O News Stand. Mrs Mary A Nicholas is seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs L Wills 196 Locust Street. Dr N E Dodd may be consulted at Hotel Leggat December 6 to 15. The Hikers club meets tonight at 7 at Floral Park Community Church corner of Gladstone and Edwards. December Cosmopolitan and Ladies Home Journal on sale at the P O News Stand. Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel installs new natural hot water heating plant Rates 3.00 per day American plan. Word received of the death in Tampa Fla of John H Carder 60 formerly with Carder Bros in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Broa
R. FE. Thurmond
Diamond Street
P. O
Mary A. Nicholas
L. Wills
Locust Street
N. E. Dodd
John H. Carder
Carder Bros
Carder
Volcanoes Mark The Hilly Eifel Region In Germany
The hilly Eifel area in Germany is noted for its many extinct volcanoes. The geology of the region features volcanic landforms and crater terrains shaping its landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifel
Germany
Tax office rush as half of unpaid taxes paid before deadline
Almost half of the 1 250 000 dollars in county taxes owed were paid by yesterday morning with further receipts expected before the 10 percent penalty. Treasurer C T Puckett staffed windows as people queued to obtain receipts and the office extended hours to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Puckett
Fire at Northwest Coal Yards causes slight damage
A blaze erupted in a large coal bin at Northwest Coal yards on North Main Street last night around 11:45. Chief Martin and firefighters responding from the ball at the Odeon hall extinguished the flames quickly with minimal damage and an undetermined origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Martin
Odeon Hall
Federal agents seize Lange in moonshine cache raid
Federal agents raided a moonshining band near Buxton finding a large still in operation. They seized a substantial cache of moonshine and rash. Cecil Ward and A. R. Starr were arrested for illicit still running while Joe Shelthorn, nearby, is held for federal investigation. All three were brought to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Cecil Ward
A. R. Starr
Joe Shelthorn
Butte
Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association organized in Seattle
The Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association was formed in Seattle with publishers from more than 40 newspapers in attendance. Officers elected include J. F. Young of Spokane as president A G Bixby of Seattle as vice president J K Hesler of Butte as treasurer McDonald Potts of Portland and Frank I Lefrit of Bellingham named directors. Representatives came from Seattle Portland Tacoma Spokane Bellingham Yakima Wenatchee Boise Missoula Anaconda Butte and Vancouver British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ythe Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association
J. F. Young
Spokane
A. G. Bixby
J. K. Hesler
Butte
McDonald Potts
Portland
Frank I. Lefrit
Bellingham
Wash
Tacoma
Yakima
Wenatchee
Boise
Missoula
Anncconda
Vancouver
British Columbia
Barberry Bushes Dug Up In U.S. Rust Fight
More than two million barberry bushes were removed in the United States last year as part of the campaign against black stem wheat rust, authorities reported, aiming to curb the disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Claxton to preside over regional education conference
P. P. Claxton United States commissioner of education will arrive in Butte tomorrow to preside over an educational conference for Montana Idaho and Utah. The event to be held Thursday in the chamber of commerce rooms invites taxpayers to attend and learn how their money is spent on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education
Butte
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Claxton
Education advantages and teacher shortage discussed
The article outlines the benefits of education for business and the U.S. teacher shortage with possible solutions while upholding standards. It covers school building problems, legislative measures to aid schools, and details the Smith-Towner bill creating a bureau of education department. Commissioner Claxton is highlighted as a leading authority on educational issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smith-Towner
Bureau of Education
Claxton
East
Middle West
Reins Defeat Safety Pirsts in Mines League Bowling
Four leagues staged a big night at the YMCA alleys with the Reins beating Safety Pirsts in the Mines League and the First National Bank topping Murray Hospital in the Professional League while the Butter Miner downed the Blanchards in the Commercial League. Attendance at Yale University was mandatory for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reins
First National Bank
Murray Hospital
Butter
Blanchards
le Aguc
Butte High School opens with record enrollment
After Thanksgiving break the Butte high school reopened with 1147 students, a new high for the school. Three new pupils enrolled, and classes moved smoothly. Miss Mary Margaret Muckley of the Red Cross spoke to the girls about enlisting as student nurses, urging study and noting growing demand. The Mountaineer issue featured sports jabs at Central, with Walter Erickson and Bob Southcombe pictured, and a fresh round of school news, poems, and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Mary Margaret Muckley
Nursing Department of the Red Cross
Minneapolis
Miss Muckley
Thornton Hotel
Butte
Billings
Miss Krook
Mountaineer
Central
Walter Erickson
Bob Southcombe
Jury Convicts Thants Quickly in Federal Court
Tom and Alex Thane were found guilty by a federal jury after a brief deliberation. Witnesses testified to three barrels of mash and five gallons of moonshine at 801 High Ore Terrace, with the Thanos claiming ownership for personal use and disputing a raid warrant. The defense argued another man owned the moonshine, and sentencing was scheduled for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Alex Thane
M. Dengler
Internal Revenue
High Ore Terrace
Thano Brothers
Thano
Gerry
Thanos
Chris Orden
Black Rock
Harry Adams
Tom Thane Adams
Library apprentices exam at Butte High on Saturday
An examination for library apprentices will be held in room 100 at Butte High School on Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock, December 4. Those wishing to take the examination should notify the librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Butte High School
Organize for Sale of Stamps to Aid TB Fight
Plans for selling stamps to aid the tuberculosis fight were finalized at the Chamber of Commerce. Committees will canvass business houses clubs and homes. booths will be in principal stores. Mrs. J T Ellis to lead booths. captains named to organize sales in banks bakeries autos stores and churches. funds placed in Miners Trust and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Ellis
James T. Finlen
Margaret Rozsa
Otto Simonson
R. T Smith
T. A. Grigg
Sam L. Anderson
Joseph Fabian
William Crompton
South Side
William Waddell
Louis Dreibelleis
J. McNally
N. J. Lioyd
W. ‘. Maddock
Néllie Small
Miss Peoples
Buller Brothers
Louis Dreibeltbis
Miners Trust and Savings Bank
J. L. Carroll
Butte
Silver Row
Butte Socely
Silver Row County
Galen
One Democrat Chosen In Wyoming Legislature Race
One Democratic candidate was elected to Wyoming's legislature on November 2. Thurman W. Arnold of Laramie is the sole Democrat in the House according to today's canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Thurman W. Arnold
Laramie
Arnold
Sparse population in Alberta census data noted
The recent census shows Alberta, Canada, is sparsely settled with about two people per square mile. Vast tracts of territory remain uninhabited, highlighting the region's wide, empty landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sin
Butte Firemen's
Butte News
UGH
County Treasury
Northwest Coal Yards
Lange
Heslet
Newspaper Association
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
Oechsli
OXLEY
J. W. Duncan Foot
Department of Pedestry
Massachusetts
Phoenix x Block
Glarton
U. S. Commissioner of Education
HANKS
Mines League
Yale University
Frage A
McCool
Aceere Bee
Conway Sae Ae
Boardman
Eenme
Petritz
McGilyra Ef
Moser
Wicks A
McAllister Er
Alt
Mubrat Ore Teal James
Smith Aereshage
Tash
Eyde
Squires
Als
Merchant
Independents
Dents Jepson
Perham Caree
Morrison
Candy
Jackson
Mudros J. Mudro
Patterson Correte Lis
Mudro
O Mudro
Butte High
Thants
Carthy, Bryant & CO
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
Horlick
RASK
Mie
Holland
Sherman & Reet
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Perk && Phone
Sam A. White Fanciei
Em 129
South Main Street
Hartmann
Ross
Ixtra
McCarthy’s Fanttary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Hansen Packing Co
Yellowstone
Jonathan
Jleintosh
M.S. B
White House
Golden West
Hills Bros
McCarthy 'S Sanitary
Liven's
North Dakota
Bray
Shurman Bray
Grover Llemingway
the Key
KM J
Groeneveld
Mount Mortah
Joseph Richards
ING
Warrington Richards
George T. Wade
A&19
South Montane Street
Pease 49
Larry Duggan Belteble
Embalest
Phens
M. J. Walsh CO
Precre! Directes
West Park Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!