Butte Notes highlights many visitors and events
Butte notes report visitors such as W W Cheely from Great Falls and Gordon Campbell of Lewistown, residents at local hotels, and church events. The Butte Woman's Council meets at the courthouse, while dance and lecture events are scheduled at Boulder Springs and Carpenters hall. Multiple residents and officials visit for business, social, or official duties in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
W. W. Cheely
Great Falls
Butte
C.D. Owens
Braymer
Thornton
F. M. Richmond
Harlowton
A. Potts
Dillon
Gordon Campbell
Oil Syndicate
Lewistown
Butte Woman's Council
Cora Anderson
Finlen
David Davis
Pony
F.C. Hamon
Bozéman
A. B. Schérdt
Warm Springs
The
Pinson
McClelland
Salvation Army
Helena
Woman's Tip Lands Him in Jail Again
Wyoming officers pursue C. Keltz alias Seitz a bad check artist linked to a divorce case. Seitz fled bonds, was tracked from Butte to Oakland by phone tips, and now Sheriff Thomas vows to tighten the trap on bootleggers while pursuing him toward Rawlins. Judge Jackson, out of town, will resume court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Keltz
Sheridan
Wyo
Sherif Thomas
Wyoming
Duggan
Seitz
Rawlins
Butte
Oakland
Seltz
Charles Edmunds
Thomas
Jackson
Elise Coomes
Butte Tombstone
Floral Park
of & A. Meyer
Joseph and
Bridget Rafferty
Butie
Supreme Court
Helena
Butte Soldier Cornelius Breslin Laid To Rest
Cornelius Breslin, 31, a wagoner in the 367th Infantry of the 91st Division, died from injuries suffered in the Argonne offensive. Born in Walkerville, he enlisted in 1917, sailed for overseas duty, and later died December 31, 1919 in Belgium. Funeral services were held at Immaculate Conception Church with a firing squad and taps. Interment followed at St. Patrick's cemetery. pallbearers included longtime acquaintances and local volunteers helped by the Walkerville fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cornelius Breslin
Argonne
367Th
Breslin
Inj
Belgium
Walkerville
Sheridan
Camp Lewis
Peter McDermott
West Park Street
Immaculate Concepion Church
Father Barry
St. Patrick's
American Legion
Fred Lehn
Acceased
Fred Green
Pete O'Donnell
James Comba
Flurry Sullivan
Jack Harris
Robert Duffy
Army
Mr. Matthews
Butte Briefs Highlight Local visits and births
Butte briefs note J J McInerney of Deer Lodge on a short business visit and reporting Deer Lodge's lack of vacant houses. R M Fields of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway went to Great Falls on business. J P Phelan visited Butte from Deer Lodge, while Charles Goodman enjoys vacation in Des Moines. Great Northern officials on tour stopped in Butte with ONeill Smith and Weir aboard private car. Births reported include a son to Mr and Mrs Andrew J Caldwell and a son to Mr and Mrs Harvey F Pings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 3. Williams
Edwards Street
Earl Genzberger
Butte
Helena
N. W. Couch
Union Pacific System
Deaconess
Joe Stark
Austria
Peter ‘Stark
Plum Street
Plum Street. Mr. Stark Will Make His Future Home In Butte. L. R. Capron
Northern Pacific Railway
James Nollmeyer
Spe
Missouri
Commisseon Booth-Tucker
The
Salvation Army
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. McInerney
Deer Lodge
Mr. McInerney
R. M. Fields
Chicago, Milwkee & St. Paul Railway
Great Falle
J.P. Phelan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Charles Goodman
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Des Moines
Iowa
Great Northern
J. H. O'Neill
Seattle
W. R. Smith
Great Falls
F. Weir
Murder trial docket opens with Burzan case set
The first murder case on the criminal calendar starts Monday October 31 with Mike Burzan charged in the slaying of former police officer Philip Prija. The docket also includes Peter Marros as a dootlerger, Peter Vinhides liquor offender, and burglars Tom Trevethick D.C Stewart Arthur Samant, with Oscar Thompson drug charges and Jim Carros in a drug sale to a stool pigeon. Carros defense claims framing and possible witness inducement. A jury found Carros guilty after deliberation. sentence to be pronounced Thursday by Judge Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Stompson
Oscar Thompson
Jim Carros
Carros
Kelly
Erb
Jim. Carros
Steo
Ie ‘Arrox
Ucket
San Francisco
Donald B. Reed
de Tos
Reed
Great Falls
Bute
Lynch
Former Mrs Barry Files Divorce Suit From Roy L Watson
Ethyl Watson formerly Ethyl Barry, in a district court divorce action, accuses Roy L Watson of marriage while still married to a prior wife. The couple wed May 20, 1921, in the city. Walker and Walker represent Ethyl. Also noted is a miner’s wage suit where Mark Petrie claims $293.25 due from Bert G Paige for work in Bear Gulch Madison county at $3.50 daily, with $0.75 paid to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Watson
Ethyl Barry
James Barry
District Court
Roy L.watson
Walker & Walker
Watson
Th City
Mark Petrie
Bert G. Paige
Paige
Bear Gulch
Madison County
Yankee typists beat foreigners in annual contest
George Hossfield of Butte won the 1xt annual championship on an Underwood, securing the title for the 16th straight time. British champion Robert Curtis finished eighth and Millicent Woodward, European champion, placed ninth as the New York event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fink
Underwood Typewriter Company
New York
George Hossfield
Butte
Underwood
Robert Curtis
Millicent Woodward
Finshed
Justice Court Dockets Show Dismissals and Sentences
Felix Burns faced a case over money advanced for a car part but was dismissed yesterday at Justice O Neill upon D G Huddoff the complainant’s request Edward Miskey received 60 days in county jail for vagrancy John Kane faced charges of assault with a loaded revolver and Peter Smith also mentioned as a party in the docket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Felix Burns
Justice O'Neill
D. G. Huddoff
Edward Miskey
John Kane
Peter Smith
Neighbor’s House Suits Boy Better Than His Own
Under Judge Lynch a 16 year old refused to live at home and obey parents. The boy moved clothing to a neighbor’s house amid alleged aid, the mother claimed the neighbor kept clothes for room and board. Sheriff Duggan testified warnings were ignored. Judge ordered surrender of clothes and warned against involving neighbors. A separate case had a boy confess to stealing coal. his mother admitted county groceries and lack of coal aid. judge suspended sentence on promise to stop stealing.
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