Butte Visitors Register at Leggat and Thorntons
A long list of out of town visitors converging on Butte is recorded. Ed Johnson of Lewistown. G. Bullard of Helena. M. Smith of Norris. N. J. Dennis of Pablo. K. B. Hokes of Coffee Creek. James Torrence of Hamilton. W. Gorham of Ysylings. D. J. Johnson of Ovando. J. H. Treanery of Virginia City. Mr. and Mrs. George Newman of Seattle. C. A. Miles of Helena. Mildred McMahon of Farrell Street. J. L. Wilden and Kaward T. Cole. prominent Bitter Root business men. Mrs. J. Wingenbach. Mary Dwyer and daughter. Jack Clarke of Helena. Miss Frances Ehrig of Columbia Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Brasier. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hanson. J. T. L. Van Winkle. H. Barker of Helena. W. Le Clyde of Superior. H. T. McAllister of Wallace. I. V. Hagler of Miles City. W. E. Millane of Helena. Mrs. Tl. Glugae. J. M. Young and B. Stagebers. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Loomis. Mrs. Louise Irvine. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerde. W. W. McCarthy. Helena Dramatic Team members registered at the Vinton.
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Orton Bros
Ed. Johnson
Lewistown
Coffee Creek
Mont
Leggat
Butte
James F. Torrence
Hamilton
W. Gorham
Ysylings
D. J. Johnson
Ovando
J. H. Treanery
Virginia City
George Newman
Seattle
H.C. Hendricks
Helena
C. A. Miles
Saturday Evening Post
The
Argosy
P. O
Mra
J. R. Wharton
Mildred McMahon
Farrell Street
J. L. Wilden
Kaward T. Cole
Bitter Root
J. Wingenbach
Goodwin Street
Ladies’ Society
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mary Dwyer
West Pacific Street
York
Jack Clarke
St. Helena
Dramatic Club
Butte Yesterdy
the Millionaire
Frances Ehrig
Columbia Falls
C. A. Brasier
Brasier
Jenks
W. le Clyde
Superior
Finlen
H.T. McAllister
Wallace
Thornton
I. V. Hagler
Miles City
W. E. Millane
B. Stagebers
Bozeman
L. A. Loomis
Phillsburg
Louise Irvine
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. 7. Gerde
White Sulphur Springs
J.T. McNealson
Denver
Arizona
C. V. Templeman
A. Shone
Great Falls
C. F. McKore
Mmond Petit
Ruby
A. P
Billings
H.V. Mogler
Stites City
Te K. Holt
Great Falla
N. W. Doty
Pescatello
G. B. Winter
Portia
A. Smith
Rexburg
Velma Wolf
Philadelphia
le J. A. Lillard
RJ. Lloyd
Abeixtie Fheringham
P Jacobs
Charles Dillo
Phillips
Mew Crowell
Bert Orr
Dillon
Wurzberg
Portland
Marie Dutton
Neces Webber
BV. McCarthy
E Parker
A.B. Dut
W. Kester
B. Morris
W. Burns
Pony
J. W. West
Meenrad West
W. Nichols
CW el
San Francisco
D. le Ring
W. L. Reilly
Charles
New York
Thomas
Chicago
John P. B. R. Bryan
A. E. Perkins
Scott
Salt Lake
E. J. Mattson
ROW
C. Tenegal
Helena T. Hoe
Virginia
Paul H. Morton
F. A. Judd
A. S. Verra
Fred Johnson
Hoover
H.W. Kitt
Missoula
G. Bullard
J. J. Mogan
George Reinig
J. Fisher
Minneapolis
Ladd
Sem Gilder
Mra Ha Face
Rex Gerard
Genese May
O. de Belle
Wale Paul ‘Mailer
G. W.jones
Harry Golden
Paul Armann
Burgess
M. Hefferlin
RC. Ashe
Rosina
Women Hoboes Increase Near Walla Walla
The chief of police reports a steady influx of women hoboes at Fasco near Walla Walla Washington. On average two women daily, dressed as men, have been taken from freight trains. They travel from Idaho and Coeur d Alene to Seattle for the winter, often with husbands. Paseo City offers suspended sentences due to lack of jail space and sets hours to leave town.
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Associated Press
Walla Walla
Wasa
Fasco
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Seattle
Paseo
Pershing to Visit London for Unknown Soldier Medal
General Pershing will travel from Paris to London on Sunday to place the congressional medal on the British unknown soldier’s tomb. A dispatch from Ambassador Harvey says arrangements for the Monday morning ceremony are complete.
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Paris
General Pershing
London
Harvey
Reploglie Named State Representative for Legion
Helena Oct 12 Alvert P Keplogie of Lewistown was chosen by the state executive committee of the American Legion to be the official representative of Montana at the burial ceremonies for America's unknown soldier in Arlington Cemetery Washington on Armistice Day Nov 11 marking the third anniversary of the end of World War I.
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Associated Press
Helena
Alvert P. Keplogie
Lewistown
The
American Legion
Legion
America
France
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Home for Aged to Be Established in Seattle
Frank M. Sullivan leads a 12-member Seattle committee planning a non-sectarian home for the aged to be run by the Sisters of Providence. A quarter of a million dollars has been subscribed for a 10 acre West Seattle site costing about 400000, with operations under Catholic guidance.
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Frank M. Sullivan
Butte
East Butte Copper Company
Seattle
New York
Montreal
Sullivan
Sisters of Providence
Julienne
Tremblay
C. ¥. Kelley
West Seott Hill
Ead
State Vets Plan Stunts for Meet
Montana delegates gear up for the third annual American Legion convention in Kansas City from Oct 81 to Nov 2. Ben Barnett notes big parade hopes with 50 000 marchers, favoring novel stunts and a Montana dinner to rival Cleveland and Minneapolis traditions. O. C. Lamport and Barnett plan pre‑trip to arrange comforts, with nearly 100 Montanans expected in Kansas City and special parade honors. A live bobcat from Miles City will lead a delegate in the parade. a push to invite Marshal Foch is under discussion.
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Montana
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Ben W. Barnett
Butte
Barnett
Minneapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Henry Linsley
Royal, Johnson
Cleveland
Legion
Franklin D. Oller
Naional
Marshal Foch
Dags
O. C. Lamport
Barpett
Bill” Ferguson
Miles City
Foch
Marshal Och
Great West
VANDALS TARGET FLAT AREA AHEAD OF Halloween
Sheriff Duggan warns of vandalism by youths age 12 to 20 on the flat. Groups roam south side streets breaking windows tearing fences and overturning sheds and outbuildings. He vows immediate arrests and jail for roving youths found out past curfew.
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Sheriff's
Duggan
Mines Students See Interesting Films
Through the courtesy of W A Wolcott of the General Electric company and the Empress club management, Mines students at the school of engineers were shown last evening in the eco club rooms. The films Revelations of the X ray and Beyond the Microscope explained the wonders of X ray theory and the constitution of matter with animated drawings. Ned Gourdin of Harvard University won the national pentathlon championship at Travers Island with 12 points to lead seven competitors.
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W. A. Wolsott
Tlecterie Company
Empece
Eco Club
Mon
Society” of Engineers
W York
Ned Gour Jin
Harvard” University
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
Talks on concrete by Portland Cement official
Yesterday morning Lieut. Col. J. Boyden spoke to the School of Mines on concrete. The hour long talk covered sand rock water and cement proportions and tests for organic matter. He left for Helena to continue a Northwest business tour.
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J. Boyden
Portland Cement Manufacturers’ Association of the
United States
School of Mines
Boyden
Helena
C T U Meeting Postponed A Week
Aire J G McDonald president of the Butte Womens Christian Temperance Union announces the local meeting is postponed to Friday afternoon October 21 due to the Columbia River branch of the Womens Missionary Society convention in Butte.
Hotel Arrivals Across Montana and Beyond
A long list of guests arriving at hotels in Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, Missoula, and others includes notable names such as J. P. Manson, A. Greenback, J.T. McNealson, D. J. Johnson, Mrs. Bert Orr, and Mr. and Mrs. RD Atherton. The roll call spans cities from Denver to Seattle and New York, with many visitors from Phillipsburg, Rexburg, and Madison County. The compiled arrivals reflect a busy travel season with patrons from multiple states and provinces checking in at regional hotels.
Mrs Henderson Dies at 36 in Washington State
Mary Henderson aged 36 died Wednesday morning at her home on Caledonia Street. She is survived by her husband Harry Henderson a son Harry and daughters Patricia and Dorothy and two brothers Harry Ryan and James Ryan of Washington. She belonged to Buite elrete No 156 Saiqunars of Wooderatt. Funeral from the home at a time to be announced.
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Mis
Henderson
Mary Henderson
Caledonia Street
Grand Old Remedy Promises Sleep and Cough Relief
Mrs. K. D. Drake of Childs, Md. reports after the flu she suffered a severe cough. Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her symptoms, soothing irritated membranes, loosening phlegm, and clearing passages. Sold everywhere.
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K. D. Drake
Childs
Foley
Four Butte Students Elected to Bear Paw
Four former Butte high school men were elected members of Bear Paw the honorary order at Montana State University. Roger Deeney heads the group with soph class president status, joined by Stanley Griffith George Jiggs Dahlberg and Luke Garvin. The 18 new members were announced at Singing on the Steps. All four Butte men are active in Utele class and Phi Delta Theta.
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Butte
Butteigh
Bear Paw
Nore
Monena State University
Roger Deeney
Stanley Grifith
George
Jiggs Dahlberg
Luke Garvin
Priday
Agnes F Keenan Denies Charge in Missoula Street Case
Agnes Finley Keenan denies a charge of maliciously destroying a house framework at 64 Missoula street. County attorney filed the complaint in Justice Buckley’s court. A neighbor signed a statement claiming innocence, with names listed. No warrant has yet been served. John S. Wulf is the complaining witness.
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Agnes Finley Keenan
Missoula Street
Mira. Jeffrey
Keenan
John S. Wulf
Butte Tuberculosis Society Elects Officers
J. R. Wharton was re elected president of the Butte Tuberculosis Society at the meeting in the cure house. Other officers chosen include B. Simonson as vice president Mire Johanna Grigg as secretary Jo Woodard as treasurer. Executive aid for the year will include Mrs P M McCarthy Miss GME Dr BN Gree Miss Stee regor Byron Cooney and Miss Winnifred Kenney.
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Butte
Peel
Asian Ete Society
J. R. Wharton
Butte "Tuberculosis Society
Cure House
Wate
B. Simonson
Mire Johanna Grigg
Jo Woodard
Reaourer
LIENS HANDLING BOOZE DIRECTOR SAYS
Congress will be asked to deport liens convicted of violating the prohibition act. H. P. Shelley Montana prohibition director said yesterday that 80 percent of illicit liquor dealers in the state are foreigners. Accompanied by H. H. M. Dengler they studied prohibition conditions in Butte with focus on prescription distribution. Shelley left for Helena and Dengler for Missoula to continue cleanup work.
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Congress
H. P. Shelley
Montana
Shelley
HH. M. Dengl
Montai
Butte
Helena
Dengler
Missoula
Negative wins Senate Debate on Telegraph Ownership
The negative team won the high school senate debate held on government ownership of telegraph lines. Poole Torrance and Hasking led the winning side with Fisher Barrett and Uyan composing the affirmative. Archie McPhail delivered a declamation. Swenson Kirshen and Buck formed the senate team with Gow and Bach as alternates.
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Igh
Senate
Poole
Torrance
Hasking
Fisher
Barrett
Uyan
United States
Archie McPhail
Swenson
Kirshen
Buck
Gow
Bach
Memere Gor
Jean Daly
Melvin Nagle
Henry Helen
Herbert Stearun
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