Butte Notes Recount Visiting Locals and Arrivals
A long list of visitors and arrivals in Butte is noted, including Col C W Hoare of Billings, A Howe of Kalispell, and E C Boyle of Butte. Notables span Helena, Great Falls, Lewistown, Roundup, and Missoula. People stay at the Finlen and Thornton hotels while conducting business, visiting friends, or taking short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
C. W. Hoare
Billings
Finlen
John J. Slattery
Helena
Butte
M. Crone
Great Falls
Thornton
Larcen
Ringling
A. Howe
Kalispell
H. Leuzander
F. D. Monty
Hamilton
Monty
J. E. McDowell
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Edward Horgan
M. J. Connell
Portland
F. P. Ogden
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Denver
Col
George F. Dewey
East Helena
Schmidloff
Lewis Town
Montana Power Company
Lewistown
H. L. Keach
Chicago & Great Western Railway
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Evan Herbert
Ida Herbert
West
Daly Street
Walkerville
Los Angeles
California
Pipestone Springs
Paul B. Meyer
Legent
Paul E. Meyer
Lergat
Mary F. Burns
Paul D. Pratt
L. Beldon
Roundup
F. M. Wagner
St. Paul
E. E. Gaines
Wibaux
Thornton White Cabin
Leroy Arnott
Wisdom
B. C
J. R. Hobbins
Maxine Willett
Seattle
Wash
Alma Edwards
Renton
Fred Schuller
Dilton
F. W. Grimes
Vatr "Grimes
FA Grimes
Joseph Olsen
J. H. Mills
James Ashley
Lesgat
J. R. Linckie
Mabel Remy Linckie
South
Washington Street
Han Jet
Kemper Military Cade
Cecile Harrington
Balt Bates City
Jon McGivern
West Broadway
J. M. McCormick
L. Branch
L. Weston
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ald Society
Gold Hill
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Copper
Alaska
Mesdames Matt, Korlund
Peter Stamsos
Jury Indicts 14 in Drug and Mail Case Flood
A federal grand jury returned 12 drug related indictments and two mail case indictments after its session, with seven defendants released on bonds. Notable targets include Waurner Willoughby for stealing a newspaper from a U S mail bag and Mike Syphantonis for alleged mail fraud. Bonds varied by case, ranging from 100 to 600 dollars, with many defendants tied to morphine and cocaine sales led by Chinese residents in Butte. The panel commended Assistant District Attorney W H Meigs for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waurner Willoughby
United States
Willoughby
Mike Syphantonis
Monolitai
Carrabell
Divide
Billings
Butte
Caine
Perssons
Geo Young
Muller Tom Hum
G“Muller
Marie Hill
Henry “Rivette
J.G. Muller
Philip “Martin
J. G. Muller
Martin
Henry Wing
J. G.” Muller
Ah Maw
Toy Wing
Se Ai
Harriet Stewart
Hen Kee
Allay Barber
J. J. Muller
Peter Blahadis
Butte Mas
Yee Mop
Rankie Arnold
Harry D. Symons
Jysses Ortega
Muller
Eugene Carroll
Robert L. Frame
Agnes Lloyd
Wong Sing
Lee Hang’ Lee
Ray Cole
Inter
Arthur J. Edwards
Ditrict
W. H. Meigs
Marie Ortega
Great Falls
Second Edition of Mountaineer at Butte High
The second edition of the Mountaineer, the official school newspaper, will be ready for delivery on Thursday. Editors and staff promise a worthy successor to the first edition with fine material including letters from Rose and Amy Hum about Chinese classmates who left Butte for China who share characteristics and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mountaineer
Butte High School
Journalism Clam
Rose
Amy Hum
Butte
China
Cripple Falls Man After City Sidewalk Accident
A man slipped on a coal hole cover on Main Street near Mercury and was taken to the hospital. He told officials his back was broken in Chicago and he walked with pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Mercury
Chicago
Ainty
Senator Muffley urges Montana mining drive to lure capital
Senator Muffley urges Montana to organize the mining sector to attract investment, stressing fair dealing, united industry efforts, and coordinated promotion through the Montana Mining Association. He argues mining can boost state prosperity, calls for broad participation, and notes past cycles show high activity benefits all sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ini Ofimgs
Lke
Montana
Butte Sees No Food Shortage Even If Rail Strike Occurs
Wholesale dealers and city officials in Butte assert the city can endure a rail stoppage for about 30 days with ample full month supplies in warehouses. Staples may run 20 to 30 days but seasonal and meat stocks could last longer, while coal and fuel remain plentiful for months. a prolonged strike would force rationing but not immediate collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ceaters
Stante
C. E. Youlden
Davidson Grocery Company
Mon‘ane
Butte Stocks Food and Fuel Outlook Amid Strikes
Months before stockmen could be called to supply livestock, the city faced tighter meat supply costs. The Owl Creek Coal Company reported ample coal for 30 days and several thousand shipments arriving this week. Milk deliveries remained steady as rail shipments dwindled, cream shipments to the city may halt, potentially lowering butter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Owl Creek Coal Company
Elty
Ina
Grace Ladies Halloween Party Planned at Mrs Bucher Home
A Grace Methodist Ladies' Aid Halloween party and open church session will take place Thursday evening at Mrs. Bucher's residence 903 Nevada Avenue. Mrs. Clare and Mrs. Argall assist in entertaining, inviting both ladies and men of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Bucher
Nevada Avenue
Clare
Argall
Mra Bucher
Fe Ladies’ Aid
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Richelieu
Brookfield
Ratabecan
Lige
Rattoes
Sears Cosear
Crete
Lateys de Ceylon
Butte Notes
Radolph Sievers
St. Patrick's Hospital
Missoula
Nice
Tone
Loiselle Taxi Service
Cripple Falls
Muffley
Montana Mining Association
Montana Mining Axesociation
Treasure State
Hansen's
M. J. B. Cotter
Ceretana
Cascade O- Rexour
Lyon
Nevelon Spashett
Naas
JOHN J. _M’CARTHY
JOHN, J._M'CARTHY
Mildred Harris
Rial
Christie
Bruce
Grace Ladies
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
Stontane
Bran
Raddit
Pure Gold
van Camp
Vaney Peaches
Ann
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