Butte hotel guests and visitors listed from scattered Montana towns
The Butte note column lists numerous visitors staying at local hotels including Mrs. Fred Dishup of Missoula, Leslie Clinton of Manhattan, Grantier of Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson, F. H. Wooks of Dillon, Fred Bender of Sheridan, Samuel Curry of Deer Lodge, and many others. It also mentions special notices and a display of holiday cards at the Standard office as part of shopping and guest activity in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Clinton
Manhattan
Arizona
Grantier
Missoula
Butte
T. J. Wilson
Montana
Acoma
F. H. Wooks
Dillon
Thornton
Fred Bender
Sheridan
Samuel Curry
Deer
Wo City
William Taylor
W. R. Shepherd
Whitefinhin
Refining City
J. W. Osterholm
Anaid
James Woods
Marysville
J. M. Griffin
Jack Hitt
Bings
Touls Parr
M. Summerton
Milex City
Rick Hansen
G. H. Oldenberg
Livingston
H. W. Buford
McAllister
G. G. Smarr
Grand
Templer
Basin
M. Massey
Anaconda
C. G. Mitchell
Lyingston
L.A. Dudley
Vi Finla’ City
New Finlen
M. D. Duffy
Standard
Byram
Who
Murray Hospital
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe symptoms. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purges the system overnight without nausea or affecting appetite, leaving you with a clear throat, purified system, and ready for breakfast. A family package with full directions costs 36 cents at drug stores.
Births IV Butte Recorded at City Health Office
Births were logged in Butte yesterday noting a son Placido to Emanuel and Mrs Orti at 717 North Wyoming on Oct 5. A son to Victor Peter son at 2825 Cherry on Oct 11. A daughter to Herbert Purdy at 1958 South Gaylord on Oct 7. A son John William to John Prosper and wife at 112 West Daly on Sept 12. A daughter Pearl Frances Carol to Charles and Mrs Haynes at Bet 2. A daughter to Mex Edgar Felcher of Rendor Idaho and John Carkseke at 1105 Philippe on Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Placido
Emanuel Orti
North Wyoming
Victor Peterson
Cherry
Herbert Purdy
South Gaylord
John William
John Prosper
West
Salvation Army Wedding Draws 300 In Butte Ceremony
Erickson a noted Salvation Army worker wed Harold Curry in a large Citadel ceremony in Butte. Attended by over 300 friends the couple’s friends stood as witnesses led by best man William Curry and bridesmaid Capt. Everal Stichett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Erickson
Harold Curry
Major Baynton
Erickson
Butte
Bridermaid
Ottisiae
Baivalign
Bewlden Bor
Mra
Butte Couple Weds In Citadel Ceremony With Army Ties
Captain and Mrs Orlo Ellison and Ensign Thomas Burke attended the wedding of Mrs Curry in Butte. The Citadel area was decorated in pink and white for a ceremony featuring a wedding march by Miss Olive Thomas and flower girls Florence Ring Gertrude Dyer and the Rundle sisters. Ensign Burke led a vocal and instrumental post ceremony program. The couple plans a eastern state honeymoon and will reside in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baynton
Orlo Ellison
Butte
Thomas Burke
Curry
Army
Moonshine Found in Hidden Room After Police Search
Police and federal officers captured a suspect after a long search at an edge of Holmes Avenue. A pantry board was loosened revealing a tunnel leading to a distillery where 150 and 4 quantities of moonshine were found. The suspect was arrested and taken to the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Avenue
Powell
Rodda
Gerry
Murphy
Poultry Association Meeting Set With Crop Notes Talk
Southern Montana Poultry association will meet tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 o clock. Mrs C Desjardins will discuss Crops Resting of poultry for high egg production based on trap nesting. Judge Hd Manilaw of Cedar Rapids will award prizes at the winter show. Light refreshments will be served. Silver Bow couples granted marriage licenses include John Walter Oxterholm and Loretta Guay, George Packwood and Leonora Mannix, Alex Englund and Emma Berg, Gurda nda and Gladyn Scott, Cecil Campbell and Bessie Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. Desjardins
Desjardin ix
Butte
Itte
Hd Manilaw
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Silver Bow
Bow County
John Walter Oxterholm
Donald
Loretta Dorothy Guay
George A. Packwood
Leonora M. Mannix
Avon
Alex Englund
Anaconda
A Emma Berg
Chicago
Gurdanda
Gladyn Scott
Cecil’ Campbell
Bessie Evelyn Gordon
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Silver Bow Court
Three divorce complaints were filed yesterday in district court for Silver Bow county. Joseph Stronantk sues Great Northern Railway for damages over sand and mud washing onto land between Mountain Junction and Woodville. Roland J. Clark seeks divorce from May Clark alleging desertion after their Aug 4 marriage and three children. Clara Frances Holcomb seeks to set aside marriage to Maxwell Joseph on grounds of underage wife at Poplar Montana and desertion. Dorothy Sinclair custody case filed by James Sinclair following a July 1918 marriage at Highcourt Alberta. Julia Harrington petitions for administration of Patriote Gibbons estate valued at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliver Bow County
Joseph Stronantk
Elk Park
Istrict
Great Northern Railroad
Roland J. Clark
May Clark
Rugby
Clara Frances Holcomb
Maxwell Joseph
Poplar
Mont
Anaconda
Platntite
Mountain “Junction
Silver Bow
Woodville
Jefferson County
Julia Harrington
Patriote Gibbons
Women Voters Meet by Silver Bow County League
A Silver Bow County League of Women Voters gathering is set for this evening at the Y M C A. The event is moderated by the food and living costs committee led by Mrs. Bema Dunkleberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Robison Declares He Ended Own Life In Elwood Hotel
Charles Scotty Robison was found dead in his room at the Elwood hotel after an alleged self inflicted gunshot. Witnesses testified he had planned to bury his body with funds and asked for a priest, with authorities noting a note and a gun nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Scotty
Robi
Ing
Robicon
Robison
Dan J. Donohue
Patien
Peared
Worrie
Sullivan
Gerry
M. J. Walsh
Charles Robison
Goodryo
William Murphy
The
Slwood
First Baptist Church Plans Annual Meeting
The First Baptist Church announces its annual meeting next Tuesday at 6:43 PM. Committees listed include team No. 4 led by C Irvin and team No. 6 led by Maude Hoyington, with members Wilkinson, Lewin, Gow, Tripp, Boot, Juttner, Briges, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Emmet ‘Thompson
Mra
Crogwi
Allen” Bryant
Rchwiebert
Arthur Struthers
Walter Keiter
C. Irvin
Wilkinson
Pred Lewin
C. Gow
Elizabeth ‘Trip
Governor of Rotary to visit Butte for district event
Henry Gatley of Missoula governor of Rotary Sixth district will make his official visit to Butte Rotary. The Sliver Bow Luncheon will be served at 1. President Aubrey Benton will preside. Spokane business groups seek cooperation to urge White House leaders to attend the Indian congress. The program includes an Indian stick game by five tribes and demonstrations by blind Indian women. Gonzaga and Haskell Indians will be represented in a modern sports matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gatley
Missoula
Rotary
Butte
Jay
Aubrey Benton
Spokane
Coolidge
Work
Burke
Three Gases Dismissed at South Butte Court
Forgery charges against E Taborn and a third defendant tied to Mra. D. Demeke were dismissed by Justice Omeby of South Butt yesterday on the campus. The same dismissal applied to A K Lowe, cited in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte Court
E. Taborn
Mra
D. TH. Demeke
Bt. Jamen Hotel
South Butt
Comore
A. K. Lowe
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Smith-Coal
Ansonia
Fred Thomson
Robinson Crusoe
Bros
Butte Notes
Rent Blance
Orton Bros
Ade
Fred Dishup
Salvation Army
A.B. Baynton
Anders
Poultry Association
Ease
B. L. Locke
William Black
Norris
Owvorge
Great Northern
McCarthy
Broadway
Oscar
Ceryt
Booth
Idaho
Gale
American Theater Sunday
Haptist Church
Ante
Fenana
Milton
Sybil Brown
Harold Lloyd
Oyun
Night Life New
York
Allan Dwan Paoouc
Ponachatst
Rorringe
BIG
Ted Rose
PhD
Betty Bronson
Golden Princess
Inals
Garden Zephyr
Gonzaga
Winter Garden
May Robson
Vorals
Ida Lublenski Ehrlich
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Miller Theater
New York City
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