Butte Visitors and Guests Listed in Local Hotels
A string of arrivals and guests are reported in Butte with mentions of Cole the dentist at 41 West Park Adv H Q Tooling of Bozeman, P J Flynn of Dillon, J J Flynn of Missoula, S L Goddard of Billings, Dr Tracy and others staying at Finlen Thornton Arizona Acoma and attending to business or visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
West Park
H. Q. Tooling
Bozeman
Butte
P. J. Flynn
Dillon
J. J. Flynn
Missoula
Acoma
S. L. Goddard
Billings
Tracy
Phoenix Blk
Matt Johnson
Arizona
J. P. Nissen
Harlowtown
L. S. Hill
Finlen
B. UL. Courrier
Thornton
George H. Shanley
Great Falls
E. Morrow
Divide
R. S. Hedges
Lewistown
E. C. Leighton
Misoula
Cc. L. Thompson
P. O
Edward Green
Gibbons
The
Larceny Suspect Refutes Charges and Court Actions
John Johnson and Ed Carlson face grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two dresses worth 69.50 from Symons Dry Goods on July 14. Johnson pleads not guilty and Carlson to be brought into court. Separately, divorce actions proceed with hearings and decree decisions in multiple cases before Judges Carroll, Jackson, and Lynch, including alimony, property division, and guardianship settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Ed Carlson
Symons Dry Goods Company
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Carlson
Rice Taylor
Jennie Taylor
William E. Carroll
Joseph R. Jackson
Stanley Harris
Ruth Elliot Johnson Harris
Roy Hare
Anna Hare
T. I
Louise Harvey
Guardian
Ireane Torreano
Savin Lisa
Butte Churches Offer Multiple Methodist Services
A survey of local churches lists morning worship at 11 and evening sermons across several Methodist and other congregations. Notable speakers include Miss Rose Martin and Mrs. Mary Harris Armour, with gospel sermons, special music, and Epworth leagues scheduled.
Grace and Meadeville Churches Announce Updated Services
Grace Arizona and Second streets and Unity Atlantic Street Meaderville and Silver Bow Park Thornton and Grand Avenue report updated worship schedules. Charles Wolfe and Charles Rhodes pastors lead morning and evening services with revised Sunday school times and special musical programs directed by Edward Champion Hall and Fred Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Arizona
Second Streets
Charles Francis Wolfe
Epworth League
Edward Champion Hall
Church Services Listing for Emanuel Franzen and Others
Corner of Montana and Sliver streets lists C BE Franzen pastor with Sunday school at 10 30 a m divine service at 11 a m English evening worship at 8 p m and Swedish sermon Trinity Finnish East Park street. Mathias Sahinen pastor morning services at 11 o clock Sunday school and evening service at 7 39 with moral subject He Had Done All Things Well. Gold Hill 51 Weet Copper Street Rev Edward Erickson pastor evening service at 8 o clock sermon by pastor Sunday school at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Montana
Quartz
Cecil Leslie Clifford
Mary Harris Armour
Atlanta
Marguerite Manning
Epworth League
Donald Treloar
Leadieg
Aluminum
Dakota
L. B. Williams
Unity
Atlantic Street
Meaderville
Charles Rhodes
Holy Catholic Church
Chorave
Fred Walker
Emanuel
Sliver Streets
C. BE. Franzen
Trinity Finnish
East Park Street
Mathias Sahinen
Gold Hill
Weet Copper Street
Edward Erickson
St Mark's Sermon on Opposition to the Religion
St Mark's Church at Silver and Montana streets conduct services at 11 a m with Pastor M D Huddloff delivering a sermon on The Opposition to the Religion The day also features Sunday school at a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Silver and
Montana
M. D. Huddloff
Swedish Dakotannd Porphyry Streets Service Schedule
G F Jansson pastor leads morning service with sermon at eleven. Evening service and sermon at eight. Sunday school begins at ten.
Spiritual society meets at Knights of Pythias hall
Second Spiritual society convenes Sunday evening at eight o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall with several message bearers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Spiritual Society
Knights of Pythias Hall
Scandia Elders Conference Sessions at 11 A M and 7 39 P M
The Church of Jesus Christ hosts a semi annual elders conference in Scandia at 537 South Main. Meetings are scheduled for 11:00 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ
Scandia
Hell
South Main
Baptist Service Schedule at Corner Montana and Broad Way
Corner Montana and Broad Way hosts a Baptist church with pastor O Farrell leading Bible school at 10:15 morning worship at 11:15 junior worship and B Y P A activities, evening worship at 7 with a sermon titled The Cross or Crisis Which. Baptismal services are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Montana
Broadway
Colon O'Farrell
Bible School
Floral Park Church Schedule Noted With Bereavement
Floral Park Community at Gladstone and Edwards streets notes Sunday school resumes at 10 30 with B E Crane as superintendent. Young People's meeting follows at 6 30 on the topic In His Steps How Jesus Helped Sinners led by Miss Marl Kent. No preaching until Sept 14 due to pastor Lester H Bent's father death in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Park
Gladstone and
Edwards Streets
Lester H. Bent
B. E. Crane
Jesus
Marl Kent
North Dakota
Unanswered Prayer to open church sermon series
The Christian church Bhobridge Memorial at the Washington and Mercury streets corner will host morning worship at 11 with the sermon Unanswered Prayer by Pastor Hugh D. Darsie. A children story The Emperor and the School Children is planned followed by the evening sermon The Eternal God. Church school begins at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 36 p.m. and the evening service starts at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Bhobridge Memorial
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Hugh D. Darsie
Eternal God
Christian Endeavor
St John's Church Schedules Regular Services
St John’s, at the southwest corner of Idaho and Broadway, announces regular worship hours under Rev. Charles F. Chapman. Services start with communion at 8 a.m., Sunday school at 12:30, then 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons and evening prayers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Southwest Corner
Idaho
Broadway
Charles F. Chapman
Ratton Sells Walker Block in Butte Sale
Judge J J McHatton owner of the damaged Walker block sells the property on East Park street to Samuel Shiner for 35000 dollars. Lawler and Rowe handle the deal as Shiner expands his furniture business. McHatton, now in California, praises the buyer while noting his own many investments in Butte. The sale signals renewed confidence in Butte’s business outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
East Park Street
J. J. McHatton
Walker
Samuel Shiner
Lawler & Rowe
Shiner
Judges McHatton
California
Niblock
MecHatton
Munpreas Theater
Jerry Martineau New Grand Knight Elected
Jerry J. Martineau was elected grand knight by Butte council Knights of Columbus at its last regular meeting. He succeeds Patrick Gagner when officers are installed October 7. Other officers elected include Farl Blodgett deputy grand knight James Dwyer warden Frank B. Clair chancellor Fred Lehn Inside guard Daniel T. Mooney outside guard Sam I. Anderson trustee for three years Frank Feeney financial secretary Thomas P. Sullivan recording secretary and Peter L. Paully treasurer re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry J. Martineau
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Patrick Gagner
Farl Blodgett
James Dwyer
Frank B. Clair
Fred Lehn
Daniel T. Mooney
Sam I. Anderson
Frank Feeney
Thomas P. Sullivan
Peter L. Paully
First Church Services and Reading Room Details
First Church of Christ Baptist at 229 North Montana street announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with subject "Man" and Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Reading room hours are daily 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and holidays, and evenings 7 to 9 p.m. except Wednesdays. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Bcieatist
Montana Street
Unity Class At Unitarian Parish House
A Unity Class meets Monday evening at the parish house located at Idaho and Granite Streets for practical Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Parish House
Idaho
Granite Streeta
Miner Edward Smith Dies After Belmont Mine Accident
Edward Smith aged 66 of Pittston Pennsylvania died in a Butte hospital from injuries after being struck by falling ground at the Belmont mine several hours earlier. He lived in Butte three years and is survived by three brothers Patrick of Kansas City Missouri Moe and James in Pennsylvania and a sister Mrs James Powers of Denver. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Pittston
Butte
Belmont
Patrick
Florence Avenue
Thames
Kansas City
Moe
James
Pennsylvania
James Powers
Denver
Col
Duggan
Butte Hospital Flower Day Seeks Local Flowers and Cars
Butte Rotary Kiwanis and Exchange clubs will loan one automobile each to the Camp Fire Girls for today’s Hospital Flower Day. Residents are urged to donate bouquets or plants by 11 am at the chamber of commerce West Broadway office to aid distribution to three city hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rotary
Kiwanis and
Exchange Clubs
Camp Fire Girls
Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Chamber
West Broadway
Camp Fire
Three Men Dead In Mountain Con Mine Collapse
A fall at the Mountain Con mine left three men trapped. John Melonas, 47, and Dell Crandell, 45, were recovered. J Abs bott, 81, remains missing as a 12 man rescue team works in four shifts. Melonas left a wife and six children in Greece. Crandell had no dependents. Abbott had no relatives in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Con
John Melonas
Dell Crandell
Wyoming Street
Crande J. Absbott
Curtis Block
Abbott
Melonas
Crandell
Greece
Alabama
Silverware Thieves Strike Kenoffel’s Restaurant
Police seek suspects after Kenoffel’s Restaurant suffers repeated losses of silverware over two months. Reported thefts include four syrup pitchers three sugar bowls twelve bread trays and other silver plated items. A separate case involves two suits and other clothing taken from Lee Bulley at 118 South Oklahoma Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenoffel
Lee Bulley
South
Oklahoma Street
Absent voter requests rise as residents leave town
Butte residents depart the city for extended trips and use the absent voters law. Clerk and Recorder Molloy’s staff report applications on file and awaiting ballot issuance by the secretary of state. Official ballots are expected to be ready three to four weeks before the general election and mailed to registered voters with updated addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Molloy
Weinberg Returns From New York Buying Trip to Butte
Joseph Weinberg has returned to Butte from a buying trip to New York and eastern cities. He reports securing large purchases of the latest ready to wear coats dresses and other goods, with many early arrivals now on display at Weinberg s apparel shop located at 68 West Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weinberg
Butte
New York
Weinberg
West Park Street
Mrs Camille Berubie Buried in Philipsburg
Funeral for Mrs Camille Jacombe Berubie wife of Alphonse Berubie of Philipsburg Mont held at 9 AM from her daughter Mrs Frederick Bouchers home 2618 Nettle St. Interment Holy Cross cemetery with Father Mc Cormack officiating and pallbearers Manuel Hitchie Thomas Ticet John Boucher John Martin Peter Hubert and Joseph St Amant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Cemetery
The
Hoy
Father McCormack
Manuel Hitchie
Thomas Ticet
John Boucher
John Martin
Peter Hubert
Joseph St. Amant
Rain Ends Long Dry Spell and Quenches Forest Fire
Yesterday's heavy rainfall broke a long drought in Butte, with more rain in 24 hours than the entire August. The wetting halted a forest fire south of Butte near Roosevelt Drive, which had burned about 40 to 60 acres, blamed on careless camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Butte
Butte
Roosevelt Drive
Golf Stars Entered in Butte Play Today
The Butte Country Club championship qualifying rounds draw three state notables Martin Kall state champion Keno Sales runner up and Ted Baker former title holder. The eight highest scores advance to the finale. A large field is expected in the event today Oklahoma has an asphalt well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
Martin Kall
Keno Sales
Ted Baker
Directoire Hair Styles In London Spark Active Sales
Announcement notes fashion shift toward longer hair with growth aids and artificial locks. Vendors report increased demand for products aiding transformation from bobbed to tresses as style grows in London salons and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire Hate
London
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McDonald’s
Libby’s
Richelieu
Lash
Luteys
Butte Notes
Anaconda
Orton Bros
Swift
S. L
Gra Pt
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Marcelling
Margaret Seitz
Trilby Martin
South Main Street
Butte Optical CO
J. L. Hannifin
W. Park
Adam
Sun
Call
Cappy Ricks
Symons
Trinity
Frederick T. Spencer
Rose Martin
Mount Bethel
T. Spencer
John Saunders
Lowell Avenue
M. EE
George Street
Wesley Chapel
Talbot Avenue
Presbyterian
E. J. Groeneveld
Groeneveld
Paul Bailor
Lord
Miss St. Quentin
Wagner
Mrs. Bailor
Central
Utah Avenue
Wirat Street
Chester I. Meeker
God
Father
Sliver Bow Park
Thornton and
Grand Avenue
Porphyry
G. F. Jansson
Christian
Episcopal
MI Ratton
Jerry Martineau
New Grand Knight
McCarthy’s Pure Food
East Broadway
North Main &I
Lyons
McCarthy
Leo
Fruit Department
Winter Garden
Christian Science
Lamb
Z. Galena Butte, Mont
Lois Wilson
Christie
Gertie
News Weekly
Tom Mix
Tony
Golf Stars
Oklahoma
Columbia Gardens
Brrown Cravenette
Basten
Winder
North
Montana St. Butte
Undertakers
Sam R. White
Mhmbalmers
Allen
Oliver
Monte) Allen
Percy Vogwil
Frederick Tweer
Aunt Moriah Cemetery
Joseph Richards, Inc
Hrichards & Wade
Prophriptons Vuneral Directora
Heabalmera
Camille Lacombe Keruble
Alphonse Berubie
Bertoglio
Elien Bertoglio
Noble Street
St. Helena’s Church
Masa
St. Patrick's Cemedry
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Feed Organization
Poebas
Irmingham
Ala
M. J. Walsh CO
Balmers Funeral Directors
Ka One SS
DOT
Weat Park Street
Althopf
George T. Althoff
Dayton
Ohio
Larry Duggan RaoMe
Daly Shea Company
Ti East
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Gosselin
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