Local notes and society items from the Bute EMS
Emery eyed as a rising figure. Pianos rented from Orton Bros. News Stand offers stationers and office supplies. Births reported to Mr. and Mrs. Frazer and to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Williams reopens at 217 Daly Bank Building. Ladies Aid of Grace M church to meet at Mrs. Erickson’s home. Grand Army encampment travelers announced for Columbus Ohio September 7 to 13. Names listed: Thomas W. Williams H H Macke son Charles Buzzard Simon Hall wirth Joseph Howe C P Brinter C Fuller. Buick stolen from Napton block. police search ongoing. J B Casey charged with tailor shop robbery in 315 South Arizona Street. case under advisement. Mrs. David O’Connor and children return from vacation at Potosi Springs, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Orton Bros
P. O
Joseph Frazer
Farrell Street
Lawrence
Arizona Street
Aux
Joseph
William ‘Fisher
Napton Block
J. B. Casey
South Arizon Street
Wilkinson
Casey
David O'Connor
O'Rourke
O'Connor
Potosi Springs
Mont
Butte Visitors From Nearby Towns Spend Brief City Stay
A roundup of residents and guests in Butte includes Caroline Bleau and an unnamed party from Caldwell Idaho visiting the Whites and Elaine Wheeler. Philipsburg visitors Mrs. J D Kennedy and Mrs R Laurer. Missoula’s Herman S Delano J T Mil Tig an Leo Lee Clair Twin Bridges. Hamilton business traveler James Thompson. Dillon business visitor F H Dunbar. Lewistown visitors J D Murphy. Jackson visitors Mr and Mrs J Johnson. Wisdom resident Emmett Douglas. Ennis resident J F Bly. Basin business traveler R B Thompson. Mrs Frank Conley and daughters Helen and Hilda registered at the Butte. Bozeman's Joseph T George. Helena visitor J Thomas. Cincinnati Ohio classmate Jol Mellallon visiting the McHatton home. Also Brotherhood of American Yeomen Robin Hood Homestead No 1970 invited to meeting Sept 3 at Carpenters hall. Lester Grant, correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Caroline Bleau
Andred Donovan
Galen
Butte
A. White
Elaine ‘Wheeler
Caldwell
Idaho
Thornton
J. D. Kennedy
R. Laurer
Philipsburg
Herman S. Delano
J.T. Mil~ Tigan
Missoula
Leo
Lee Clair
Twin’ Bridges
James Thompson
Hamilton
F. H. Dunbar
Dillon
J. D. Murphy
Lewistown
Lee Wat
J. Johnson
Jackson
Emmett Douglas
Wisdom
J. F. Bly
Ennis
R. B. Thompson
Basin
Frank Conley
Helen
Hilda
Joseph T. George
Bozeman
J. Thomas
Helena
Charles C. Dilly
Cincinnati
Ohio
Yale
Carpenters” Hall
Lorence Grant
Butter High School Faces Coach Departure
Gloom over Butter high school football as coach Christian Bentz asks to be released from his contract to take a cashier job in Trail, South Dakota. Superintendent Maddock urged Bentz to stay in Butte, with Athletic Director Dananey likely stepping in if Bentz departs. Details on the team’s future coach and start dates are expected within days after student assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter High School
Christian Bentz
W. Maddock
Bents
Trail City
South Dakota
Maddock
Butte
Dananey
Bente
Igh
Bentz
Butte Women's Temperance Birthday Party Notice
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a birthday party at Good Templars hall 213 North Main Street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Attendees are invited to sing and give a penny for the cause. The program features Elizabeth Smith Theonn Nyren Mrs W J Gray Mrs Lucinda Horton Ed Nygren Ed Davin piano song by Luvey Richards vocal duets by Claribel and Emyes Hughes Ernestine Richards and Alice Richards reading by Mrs Wilfred Trethway and a vocal duet by Mildred and Odessa Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Good ‘Templars Hall
North Main Street
Eliabeth Smith
Theonn
Nyren
W. J
Card Brawl Ends in Police Court
Bert Green and Willian Bryant, colored, were fined 3 10 by Judge Kmex in the city police court yesterday afternoon on a complaint by Jack White that he was drawn into a “black-jack” game at John Burke's place on South Main street, ended in a fight. White testified he went to the place at Bryant's invitation and was asked to play cards. he claimed he was cheated. A warrant was ordered for Burke's arrest on a charge of permitting gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Green
Willian Bryant
Kmex
Jack White
John Burke
Main
White
Bryant
Burke
Brand New Automobile Wrecked On First Trip
A Buick owned by Reese Williams was wrecked on its first trip when it collided with a Winton six while driving toward Nine Mile resort. Williams survived. the other driver fled. A separate crash involving Mike Gibson’s newer car occurred on the way to Gregson. The car rolled, a baby aboard unharmed, and the reckless speeder fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Williams
Winton
Mike Gibson
Happiness a la Mode at Antonia theater features Constance Talmadge
An Antonia theater shows Constance Talmadge in Happiness a la Mode as Barbara Townsend a young wife who seeks marital success. The film follows her plan to keep her husband by controlling his actions and letting love reemerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Antonia Theater
Barbara Townsend
Miss. Talmadge
Happiness As A Mode Drives A Fragile Marriage
A frightened woman misreads freedom in marriage and fears losing her partner. She learns that excessive control or laissez faire could end their bond as a dramatic plot unfolds. The star delivers with unusual skill in a clever story of love and manipulation.
Bishop Wise to Speak at Conference Here
The Right Rev. Mr. Wise D D bishop of Kansas and B Finney overseas secretary of the Brotherhood of St Andrew will be principal speakers at a regional Episcopal conference in St John s church Butte. The gathering is among six regional events for Montana Minnesota and North Dakota with other sessions at Billings September 11 and Great Falls. Wise, a leading Episcopal figure, was consecrated three years ago and is noted for religious advertising and publicity as chairman of a joint commission. October as well as September will host regional conferences nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wise
D. D
Kansas
B. Finney
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Butte
Episcopalians of
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
United States
Joint Commission
Lieut Manley Returns After 17 Months Overseas
First Lieut Charles T Manley is back home in Butte after 17 months with the American forces overseas. Since the armistice he served in the army of occupation with the Sixty fifth artillery. Before service he worked for Montana Power and belonged to the Butte Advertising club. He looks forward to civilian life once again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Manley
Butte
Army of Occupation
Sixty Fifth Artillery
Manley
Montana Power Company
Butter Advertising Club
Aden
Writ of Fireman Under Advisement
Judge Lamb heard evidence in the Burke vs Bradden case and took the matter under advisement seeking a writ of mandate to reinstate Burke in the fire department. A jury was selected in Kerrigan vs O Meara, with the trial set to continue in the district court, marking the third attempt in this division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Burke
Bradden
Butte
Lamb
Burke
John Kerrigan
John H. O'Meara
Judi
Kindergarten departments planned for Hawthorne and Harrison schools
The education committee report adopts establishing kindergarten departments at Hawthorne and Harrison schools with Superintendent Maddock to open them once equipment and teachers are secured. No petition for Franklin school kindergarten. Sutherland company low bid to furnish slate blackboards at 0.67 per sq ft. Plunge at high school to open soon. Silver Bow Nurses Association and First Church of Wine granted auditorium use. Teachers and labor payrolls reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Harrison
Maddock
Pramkiin School
Ville
F. W. “Sichardson Dee
Sutherland. Company
Naslum
Nurses’ Association
Keefe Takes Dogs to Spokane Show
Jim Keefe of the Postoffice News Stand travels with Mrs Keefe by automobile to Spokane to attend the dog show. He plans a week in Spokane then a stop in Portland and Seattle before returning to Butte. He brings two prize winning Airedales and has previously won major prizes at the Spokane event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Keefe
Postoffice
Coasting Cra Joe Lewis and Cun Daly Attend Meeting
Joe Lewis of Los Angeles and Cun Daly of New York will guest at Witt Thornton's event. The Robbins Hood Home stead and American Yeomen are called to attend a meeting on Wednesday in September 1919 for the election of six members at Carpenters Hall. Florence Grant responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
Los Angeles
Cun Daly
New
Centerville 94 year old woman takes city market dispute to court
Mrs Martin of Center Street Centerville a 94 year old widow testified in police court after claiming a grocer short changed her ten dollars from a twenty she carried in a neck bag. The vendor was fined twenty dollars by Judge Grimes and the case closed with her return to her cabin by police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Main Street
John Doe
Dee
Grimes
High School Teachers Delayed By Forest Fire Strikes
Eight teachers are missing from the Butte high school roster due to forest fire related delays and transportation problems. Their absence hindered the opening of classes as Grace MacMillan resumed her position while attendance is expected to rise from last year, per Principal Bruce Millikin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Grace MacMillan
Butte
Bruce B. Millikin
High School Grads Plan Alumni Body
Former students and teachers discuss forming an alumni organization. Past efforts failed but current enthusiasm among students faculty and graduates may yield a society. A business meeting is scheduled for eight oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Grads
Tex
Preliminary Exhibit of Flowers and Vegetables at Courthouse
A flower and vegetable exhibit prepared for today’s show was displayed in the Montana Power Co window. Bouquets of haters sweet peas poppies and mixed flowers along with vegetables like potatoes lettuce turnips beets and more were arranged amid greenery with a tiny fountain to keep them fresh. Local contestants from Butte Fontest GA Free of 2026 Garrison Street and Min Ironside of Texas are among those showing. All exhibits must be delivered to the courthouse before noon for registration handled by W. B. Maddock and Nellie Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana , Power Company
Butte Fontest
Garrison Street
Min Ironside
Texas
Arey
Acalendar
Edwin Nigpul
W. BE. Maddock
Nellie Small
Pershing Bill Moves to President After Senate Action
The bill related to Pershing goes to the President after Senate passage without debate or recorded vote. It mentions recognition of services abroad and notes changes in wage scales for iron workers on the road under the Rocky Mountain Council structure starting in 1918, with a headline tone and lingering ambiguities in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Wilson
Rocky Mountain District Council
Rocky Mountainitrise Council
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Eversharp
Leys Jewelers
Bute Ems
Y Bentz
Eleven
North Main
Butte Optical Company
Dr. Loren
West Park
Bune
Bishop Wise
Germany
BOARD
Keefe
Spokane
Ellis
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
E. Park
Lyon
Alberta
John J. M’carthy
E. Park St
Felker
So Canos
Park ST
Short
Yegen Bros
Bankers Butte, Mont
America
Mose Linz
Hatten
Upstars Jeweler
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Blanchard Butter
Pround
Tom Oe
Armour
Chesion Swift
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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