Butte Notes and Visitors Fill City Schedule
Butte guests and visitors include Mrs B J Neff of Terry Bert Grass of Sheridan and several Helena Dillon and Virginia City residents staying at the Thornton and Leggat hotels. The Butte Woman's Council holds its first meeting at the courthouse. Local officials and businessmen travel to Pocatello South Dakota New York and coast regions while rail executives visit for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipestone Springs
W. Brothers
Basin
Butte
B. J. Neff
Terry
Thornton
J. E. Huot
E. J. Overturt
Hamilton
Bert Grass
Sheridan
Wyo
B. D. French
L. H. Schaffer
Helena
A. H. Jones
Virginia City
F. Butrall
Ennis
Oelor
C. G. Schuler
Dina Morton
Dillon
Shaw Weaver
Union Pacific System
Pocatello
Idaho
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Montana
R. Brownlow
Helens
HE Menderson
Ernsts
Novaug
B. O. News
Autremont
Wickes
Finlen
Nels Jensen
Everett
Legat
B.C. Nutter
Toteter Hardware ‘Company
Fintes
F. A. Barrechiore
Salt Lake City
Mira W. B. Bradsford
That City
J. M. Maddison
George Foster
Leggat
Charles Hayes
Little Son
Sire Hayes
Bun Harrington
East Broadway
Byers
H. Barrett
Chicago, Kee & St.Pau Railways
Butt L.eft
South Dakota
J. Bruce Kremer
V. Daveler
Butts & Superior Mining Company
Joseph Flaherty
New York
Butte &Superior Company
R. M. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee
Mr. Calkins
City bonds arrive enabling pending payments
Long hoped for one million dollar city funding bonds arrived at city hall enabling liquidation of outstanding warrants. Sale is nearly complete pending NY bond expert approval for par payment, with Nov 1 as a possible call date. No. 1 will be sent to New York for examination and approval.
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New York
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Cit
Strasburger
Banda
Two Jumps Standing and One Jump Running in Indian Divorce Case
Judge Carroll recounts an Indian divorce case where a War warrior husband testified his wife drove him from the tepee. He claimed she spoke forcefully and gestured menacingly, forcing him to camp out under a tree. The judge, returning from the Fi ntry, enjoyed his first airplane flight and noted both Indian and white grievances on record.
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Carroll
Fintry
Way
Hig
Maiden of 18 Weds Mother Gives Consent
A marriage license was granted to a seventeen year old girl by the district court clerk yesterday. James Terry and Marie Glantzto were licensed to wed and married that day by Judge Lynch. The bride's mother accompanied her, gave consent, and witnessed. Emmett O'Brien and Peter Tobin served as witnesses. The groom's age was listed as 22. Also united in marriage were William Carson of Jefferson City and Ollie Bernell.
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James Terry
Marie Glanzto
Lynch
Emmett O'Brien
Willam ‘Carson
Jefferson City
Ollie Bernell
Peter Tobin
Aileen McCarthy
Way
Stanley Roberts
Bessie I. Colenso
Burt Kelly
City
McNichols Estate Citation for Examination Issued
Mrs. Madge B. Dugan sought a citation for William T. McNichols former administrator of James McNichols estate to examine assets of his father's estate. She alleges he held $300 cash and $300 Liberty bonds, filed no inventory and failed to account. Court issued citation returnable Saturday Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge B. Dugan
William T. McNichols
James McNichols
W.T. McNichols
Salvation Army leaders address Butte high pupils
Commissioner and Mrs Booth Tucker spoke to Butte High School students about the U S school system and American educational methods. They praised phonograph music study and projected views, while Mrs Tucker entertained with anecdotes about Africa and an ox cart. The message stressed faith in education and the role of God in learning.
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Butte High School
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Butte
England
Empire
United States
Chinese arraigned on murder charge in Mil trial
Chin Sing, the Chinese defendant in the Chong Sing murder case, appeared for arraignment before Judge Lynch. The court set plea date for Saturday and fixed bond at $162,000. The judge required bondsmen to testify in open court if a bond is offered, and county attorney’s office asked for notice when bondsmen are examined to ensure their presence and participation.
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Mil
Chin Sing
Chong Sing
Lynch
Iyterrome
Groeneveld Heads Butte Ministers Association
The Rev. E J Groeneveld pastor of the First Presbyterian church was elected president of the Butte Ministerial Association at a meeting in the M C A The new officers include the Rev C L Clifford as vice president the Rev Charles Rhodes as secretary and the Rev B H Lingen as treasurer The association endorsed Peace Sunday on November 6 and urged observance by Butte churches with suitable exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Yeterday
Butte Ministerial Association
C. L. Clifford
Mountain View Church
Charles Rhodes
BH. Lingen
Felter
Butte
City wine room ordinance invoked in Keyes case
The wine room ordinance on city statutes was invoked in a complaint against Frank Keyes, proprietor of a drink emporium on South Main Street. Police alleged a woman was served intoxicating liquor in the rear room, but Police Magistrate Shea found insufficient evidence for a guilty verdict and dismissed the case yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keyes
Keyes
Shea
Wife Pleads for Husband in Court After Plate Attack
George Kelvalas faced assault and battery charges for hurling a plate at his wife in a drunken rage, injuring a ten month old baby. Kelvalas’ wife, clutching her bandaged infant, pleaded for leniency so he could support their five other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keivalas
Kelvains
East Broadway
Keenan to Leave Butte for Chicago Post
Clement G. Keenan, renowned Butte accountant and head of the Mr. Connell store accounting department, will move to Chicago to join Baker Vawter Company as an accountant and systems manager. He plans a San Francisco visit first, then a year in Chicago. Friends have hosted farewell events, including a stag party hosted by Jack Hangauer of the Conner Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement G. Keenan
Butte
Silver Bow Clu
Chicago
Keenan
San Francisco
M. Keenan
Jack Hangauer
Conner
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Permanent Relief From Constipation
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as the natural remedy for constipation. It claims regular use delivers lasting relief, surpassing pills and laxatives, and notes it can be incorporated into bran bread pancakes and other foods with box recipes. It also asserts improved complexion and fresher breath from cleansing the digestive tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caranton
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
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Charles J. Christianson
Baker
the Butte
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Joseph
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Nora
Margaret
Teresa
Josephine
Cornelius
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M’nichols
Butte High
Groeneveld
Ministers’ Association
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Chigego
Saturday Evening Post
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Seite Morrell
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Kindel Comforts
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