Butte Notes Guests and Local Notices in Mining City
A crowded list shows visitors and registrations in Butte with guests from Helena, Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, and Dillon at hotels including the Arizona the Grand and the New Fin ten. Notices mention a holiday display at a local shop and an Allied push to boost American rubber land investment in the Philippines by easing acreage limits and allowing indentured Chinese labor for clearing and planting.
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Quigley
Maxville
Butte
Conney Pinsonneault
Great Falls
Miles City
New Finien
Buite
W. J. McLean
Saturday Evening Post
P.O. News
W. R. Stanton
Anaconda
Ti Te
H. L. Currier
Giing
New Fint
F. Spears
Billings
Grand
Thomas Ayers
Lewistown
G. and
C. D. Smith
Helena
Sam Stuart
Miss Magel
Bozeman
Arizona
T. E. Hawkins
Garrison
A. Anderson
Dillon
A. D. Meyers
Platt
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water, no salts, no nausea, no interference with eating work or pleasure. Morning detests vanish and digestion returns with a hearty appetite. Only 35 cents at drug stores.
Court Declares Mian Officially Dead In Montana Case
In Silver Bow district court Judge George Bourquin ruled John B. Shea once a Butte miner is officially dead the widow testifying last summer. Separately Pauline Pakko filed for divorce from Leo Pakko alleging cruelty in a marriage began July 1925 in Butte. The filing requests restoration of Pauline Bakers name and notes other civil actions and guardianship petitions in Butte court records.
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John B. Shea
Butte
Sliver Bow District Court
George Bourquin
Wide Deer Lodge
Pauline Pakko
Leo Pakko
Pauline Baker
Rosie Podolski
Faith
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Fred. Turgman
Mary Hudobivatk
Joseph Anton Hudobivatk
B. Lawlor
County gradually buys courthouse
County Treasurer James J. Brett reported plans to retire an 8 percent debt by June and use sinking fund cash to pay with a 5 percent bank drawing. The 1910 courthouse cost over three quarters of its original value, now reduced to about 153000. Bonds worth 16000 remain missing with unknown whereabouts, but interest on them has halted.
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James J. Brett
Rimini Ghost City as Northern Pacific Drops Branch
Officials announce the Northern Pacific rail line from Helena to Rimini is discontinued due to mining decline in the Red Mountain area. Rimini, once a booming mining camp built 1883, saw ore output surge earlier. 1924 freight totaled 1005 tons with coal 254, cordwood 113, ore 606, sand 2. Revenues 1924 were 3,843 against receipts 590. Last passengers in 1922, 160 travelers yielding 5.40. In recent years freight only. 40 men began removing tracks, with work expected to finish soon.
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Northern Pacific
Helena
Rimini
Northern Pacific Railway
Red Mountain
Timini
Red Mountain District
Pacific
Great Northern Company
Oor
Himini
New President Addresses Women's Club at Reception
The Women's club held a reception and opening meeting led by new president Mrs. M. J. Cavanaugh who was the vest of honor at The Pageant of the Nymphs staged by 30 school children under Misa Marion Fitzpatrick. Mrs. T. A. Groga summarized the year's program while Mrs. Hr. C. Hopkine sang several numbers and Refreshments followed.
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Women's Club
M. J. Cavanaugh
Misa Marion Fitspatrick
J.B. Stavenson
Mra
Hr. C. Hopkine
T. A. Groga
W. A. Medhurst
Lavin Smith
Stew L. Creden
Butte Young Men Form Novel Dancing Club
The Twenty-one club, a new butte group of young men, opens with a dance at the Woman's club on Friday Oct 9. It plans 9 10 dances yearly, each unique, inviting one or two new members to reach 21. Invitations are by member selection only. Kenneth Parmelee and Fred Williams are the first invitees.
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Butte
Kenneth Parmelee
Fred Williams
Guy Evan Kel ‘Dawson
George Palmer
James Kintres
October meeting set by Montana Society of Engineers
Engineers announce an October meeting at 8 o'clock in the chamber of commerce room. Speaker Borcherdt will discuss Steel and Ite Heat Treatment, and a travelogue Gumps will be presented by Sales. The 1925-26 program will be mailed to members soon.
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Borcherdt
Montana Society of ‘Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Tt. H. Sales
Clark Team Manager to Wed Anna Mudro Clark Team Manager to Wed Anna Mudro
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the Silver Bow clerk to Sisco. The ceremony, described as elaborate in years, will be celebrated Sunday under customs of the Slavia colony. The groom, Zanie, raised in America, was born in Novi Croatia then Yugoslavia, linking their future plans.
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Scort
Sisco
Ju Slavia
Zanie Haw
America
Novi
Croatia
Jugo-Slavia
Court levies bring 6718 to city police
Police court records show 372 cases tried with 136 charged as intoxication and 51 as disturbances. In September, 367 arrests were logged, with City Jailer Barney Lavelle overseeing the process and 154 miscellaneous cases making up part of the docket.
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Barney Lavelle
Major Sullivan Dead Well Known Officer
Major Sullivan, a well known officer and former superintendent in Washington, died recently after years of service. He rose from patrolman to leadership and was uncle to John Sullivan of Butte, with ties to the city through multiple visits.
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Sullivan
Sourtey
John
Major Sullivan
Butte
Washington
Neighborhood House Lays Out Fall Programs For Youth
The East Side Neighborhood House announces a fall program featuring football for 65 boys of multiple nationalities aged ten and up under the Belmont team. Girls anticipate holiday activities and Halloween events in their well furnished parlor, with a harvest festival planned for October to fund future programs. Call 5692-W to join or form new teams.
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East Side
Belmont
Grocery Ad Listing Oats Coffee Bacon and More
An old fashioned grocery page item lists pure rolled oats 9-1b bags at 48 cents each, Blocha and Java coffee, extra fancy New Finnan haddies, 14 pounds of sugar for one dollar, Wealthy apples, extra fancy wrapped bacon less than a pound, lard by the pound. The fragmented ad conveys basic food staples and sale prices with several typos in product names.
September fire losses in Butte report shows costs
Fire Chief Fred Martin's September monthly report to the city council cites 22 calls, $883,205 property involved, and $1,174.54 in department expenses. Loss figure listed as 14,881 with misread placeholders. The data reflects activity for the Tutte area during September and notes overall department fiscal figures.
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Tutte Durin
Scott
Fred Martin
Wan
Butte Issues Fourteen Building Permits Last Month
Fourteen building permits were issued in Butte last month, including large structures. The report by H. J. Wiegenstein, public works commissioner, shows 32 additional permits for electrical and plumbing improvements. Receipts totaled $780.15.
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Butte
H. J. Wiegenstein
Public Works
Offic
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