Butte Receives Host of Visiting Residents and Guests
Numerous travelers and visitors are listed in Butte as Mrs. F Scott of Great Falls visits with friends. J W Schoaf and J Frank Cox arrive for brief stays. Mrs C B Moon of Pocatello and Mr J Patterson of Missoula register for business and social visits. Local hotels record many named guests including L F Cromer and J W Scott, with activity spanning shopping, sightseeing, and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
F. Scott
Great Falls
Butte
Otte Ellison
Missoula
David James
Melrose
G. F. Soule
Wise River
J. W. Schoaf
Finten
P. B. Clinton
Helena
Mutts
Ronald Higgins
M. J. Lauermann
Averneen
RR. Tiptet
H. B. Hilton
Havre
H. E. Hutchinson
Seattle
J. Patterson
Thornton
Grace C. Monchard
St. Paul
K. D. Smith
Whitehall
Billings
L. W. Stacy
Mules City
B.A Morell
EP. Pierce
White Sulphur Springs
P. C. Fleming
Me. Kenney
St. Maries
Idaho
E.R. Renisch
L. A. Loomis
Philipsburg
Estate matters before Judge Lynch in Butte court
In the estate of George Frazer the administrator Peter Frazer received final discharge from Judge Lynch. George Ross seeks a $75 monthly allowance for two minor Lundquist heirs. Montana Southern railway damages fixed at 87.50 with 300 fence cost. damages paid into court. Administrator Kevan Corkish reports Grace Nankevill’s insanity and transfers across courts. Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co v C J Thornton default entered. Only Judge Lynch’s department sat all day. Judge Pomeroy guest, Carroll away, return expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frazer
Peter Frazer
Lynch
Annie Lundquist
George Ross
Montana Southern Railway
Mary O'Neill
O'Neill
Kevan Corkish
Grace Nankevill
Hiennal
Butte
Warm Springs
Cornwall
England
Butte Y M C A Americanization School Receives Approval
Special Examiner Pugsley of Seattle from the United States immigration department praises the Butte Y M C A Americanization School as the only in the state meeting requirements and recognized by the department. Eighty students enrolled with attendance not below fifty two. Tests scheduled for October 27. Eugene Corrie, director, notes classes three nights weekly from seven to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pugsley
Seattle
United States Immigration Department
Eugene Corrie
Liberal Culture Club Opens Fall Session Tonight
The Liberal Culture club holds its first fall meeting in the chamber of commerce rooms tonight. Committee members Bruce B. Mirkin Earl Genzberger and Tom J Davis will run the program. A. M. Riley will read the principal paper on unemployment with JE Pisher and Pearce McMullen as critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Laberal
Butte Bride Mice Lucile Bavcour Marries James Rhodee
In a Butte ceremony at the bride’s home on North Excelsior Street, Mice Lucile Bavcour and James Rhodee of Minneapolis wed. Florence Reitha, aunt of the bride, attended as bridesmaid while Fred Young served as best man. The Baycoar family relation to local business RG Bun & Co. is noted, and the couple planned a honeymoon in Montana before settling in Minneaport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Mice Lucile Bavcour
James "C. "Rhodee
Minneapolis
Yeuterase
Excelsior Street
John Kittridge
St. Mary's
Ty Ming
Hotles
and Hire
Baycoar
Buite
Baysoar
Ron Hedea
RG. Bun & Co. of
Butte
Minneaport
Montana
BUTTE BOYS HONORED IN MONTANA CLASS ELECTIONS
In Helena six seniors received honors at Mount St. Charles College elections. Peter M. Brett became vice president of the third arts class while Cyril J. Lally was treasurer of the second arts class. John F. Hackett was vice president of the first arts class and Dom Ino J. Feeney secretary treasurer of the first arts. Glennon G. Stanton was elected president of the senior class and Arthur V. Corry was chosen vice president. A license to wed was granted to James O. Rhodes and Lucile Baysour, he a Minneapolis resident and she a Butte resident. Also an advertisement for Foley Cathartic Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ree Ae
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Peter M. Brett
Cyril J. Lally
John F. Hackett
Dom
Ino J. Feeney
Glennon G. Stanton
Arthur V. Corry
James
Rhodes
Luctle Baysour
Minneapolis
Drug Case Heard in District Court
In district court Judge Lynch heard the case of U Ortego a brown skinned man charged with selling morphine. Witnesses testified Ortega sent two packages believed to contain morphine to a county jail via Elmer Andrews who delivered them stating they held sandwiches and fruit. Trial adjourned with defense probing whether Andrews carried Ortega’s exact packages as the state rests its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ortego
Lynch
Ortega
McTaggert
Dr. Haston
Elmer Andrews
Shea
Edgar Andrieux
Th Messenger Company
Andrews
T. ¥. O'Connor
Andrieux
District Court Action Begun Over Auto Note Mortgage
Victor Siegel filed a district court action against Fred Burgman on a note and mortgage for 175 dollars. The complaint states an August 12 loan for 20 days at 10 percent with an automobile mortgage as security and no interest paid. Siegel seeks judgment for the note, 2.90 dollars interest and 75 dollars attorney fees. Attorney AG Shone represents Siegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Siegel
Fred Burgman
AG. Shone
Sacred Heart Card Party Tonight at Sacred Heart Hall
The parish card party for Sacred Heart aids needy children and aims to break records this Thursday evening. Prizes total 15 and have been donated by the Catholic Men's League which provides strong support both morally and financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hall
Catholic Men's League
Bond Refusal Sends Brantingham Back to Jail
J Brantingham former sour commissioner for WA Clark was unable to furnish a satisfactory bond for his appearance and was ordered back to jail by Justice ONeill. His case is set for trial before the justice on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brantingham
W.A. Clark
Justice O'Neill
Burmasters and Binneys Welcome Children in Roundup and Walkerville
Reported births include Mr and Mrs Arnold H Burmaster of Roundup Montana at St James Hospital Oct 13 a son and Mr and Mrs Hiram R Binney of 1411 Fifth Street Walkerville Oct 18 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirtha
Arnold H. Burmaster
Roundup
Mont
St. James’ Hospital
Hiram R. Binney
Fifth ‘Street
Walkerville
Mullins House Posts Final Bid to Butte Miners
The Mullins house in Centerville, a boardinghouse opened in 1888 by Pat Mullins later mayor, has closed its doors after 33 years serving Butte miners. The three story brick hotel housed up to 200 guests. furnishings were moved and management by Mr. and Mrs. Pat Harrington ends after seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mullins
Centerville
Iate
Pat Mullins
Pat Harrington
Mullins House
Yesters Fas
Lambrecht Dies After Long Illness In Butte
Raymond Lambrecht died at his home 734 West Park street morning after a long illness He had lived in Butte over 49 years Born in Virginia City 42 years ago he came here as an infant He is survived by his mother Mrs Augusta Lambrecht two sisters Miss Lillian and Miss Pearl Lar breech and four brothers Harry Salt Lake City Grant Seattle Charles Wise River and Frank Butte The body is at Sherman Reed rooms and will be shipped to Virginia City for interment at a to be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lambrecht
West Park Street
Butte
Virginia City
Lambrecht
Augusta Lambrecht
Lillian
Pearl‘ Larbreech
Harry
Salt Lake City
Grant
Seattle
Charles
Wise’ River
Frank
Sherman & Reed Rooms
Epworth League Halloween Social Plans At Grace Church
The Epworth League at Grace Church will host a pre Halloween rally and pumpkin pie social in the church parlors on Friday evening October 21. A varied program is planned with ghost stories and games. Organizers expect a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Setionist
Upworth League
Building tunnels to fool bandits in Chicago banks
International News Service reports plans to link Chicago banks with subterranean tunnels from the Federal Reserve to Tuinois Trust and Savings. Similar routes may connect Corn Exchange National, Merchants Loan and Trust, and Continental and Commercial banks to move cash unseen. If successful, many banks may join, reducing street robberies by messengers carrying bags of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Tuinois Trust and Savings Comepany
Corn Exchange National Bank
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Continental and Commercial Bank
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California
van Camp
Walter Baker & Co
Ey van Houten
Hershey
Cocoe
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Butte Notes
Railway
Immigration Department
Liberal Culture Club
Sacred Heart
Marta, Batt
Lyon
McIntosh
Ceretana
Cascade
Skinners
John J. M’carthy, Prop
J. L. Hannifin I
Grou Shen
Tad Tepalre Eoceere
Ethel Clayton
Paramount
New York
South Pacific
Toonerville
Mulling House
R. Lambrecht
Epworth League
Jome Phoss
McCarthy’s Sanitary
East Broadway
Gabon
Lee
Tree Tea
Jeeen Japa
Er Pound No
Bones Soda Bucuite of
Teco
C. B. Hoskins & CO
Main
N. Main St
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