Butte Notes Rent Pianos and Local Guests
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Special chicken dinner Sunday $1.50 at Boulder Hot Springs. Dr Allan 65 Owsley block. Office hours 12 to 1, 2 to 4, 7 to 8. Helena visitors include F G Cook and E B Kinnerly. Mrs Henry Schupp and daughter Margaret from Bellingham at the Thornton. J Jair Snow and A Wirzburg from Spokane, also at the Thornton. H F Luderer and wife of Helena guests at the Thornton. True Story and other magazines on the P N News Stand today.
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Orton Bros
Boulder Hot Springs
Allan
Owsley Block
F. G. Cook of
Helena
Acoma
E. B. Kinnerly
Butte
Henry Schupp
Margaret
Bellingham
Thornton
J. Jair Snow
A. Wirzburg
Spokane
H. F. Luderer
The
True Story
Screenland
News Stand
Special Delivery Notice for Late Newspaper Distribution
If the carrier fails to deliver the Standard to you by 7 30 phone 422 Butte office or 47 An office, a special messenger will deliver the paper at once. The notice directs prompt action to ensure subscribers receive the newspaper.
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Youn
Butte
Acoma Hotel Guests and Butte Visitors
J Hocking of Glasgow joins Acoma hotel guests in Butte. Dr V Wilking returns to his office. EL Matthews of Race Track visits Butte and stays at the Butte. John Olson of Deer Lodge conducts transacting business in Butte and is registered at the Butte. T E Hawkins of Garrison attends to business in Butte and is registered at the Butte. C C Ince of Billings transacts business in Butte for the week and is registered at the Acoma. Mr and Mrs William Jones and family of Jefferson are guests at the Acoma while in Butte for a weekend. H J Caspers of Ennis visits friends in Butte on business and stays at the Butte. Mr and Mrs Joe Ne Rose of Helmvill e spend the weekend in Butte, shopping and visiting friends, registered at the Butte.
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J. Hocking
Glasgow
Acoma
V. Wilking
Phoenix
EL. Matthews
Race Track
Butte
John Olson
Deer Lodge
T. E. Hawkins
Garrison
C. Ince
Billings
H. J. Caspers
Ennis
Joe Ne Rose
Helmville
Safety first in Butte mines cited by Rotary speaker
John L. Boardman head of A C M safety outlines first aid in mines since 1914, noting rapid on surface ambulance response and rising safety awareness. He cites few accidents, emphasizes mental alertness and literature education, and notes most copper mine accidents in Butte stem from worker oversight. Also mentions two former local figures visiting and an upcoming Walsh talk at the high school.
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Butte
John L. Boardman
A. C. M. Company
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Boardman
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Boardman
A. Co. M
Safety First
Eddie Booth
Washington
Charles Henderson
Silver Bow County
California
Willam Coughlin
T. J. Walsh
National League of Women Voters
Grand Army Sees Beginning of End at Milwaukee
The Arizona department dropped from the Grand Army of the Republic convention signaling the possible end of the organization. Arizona failed to report at roll call as a white marker stood unclaimed. Gaylord M. Saltzbar of Van Wert Ohio was elected com mander in chief. New rules may allow provisional departments to be formed to care for Arizona comrades.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Department of Arizona
Grand Army of the Republic
Arizona
Gaylord M. Saltzbar
Vanwert
Ohio
National Grand Army of the Republic
New York Department
Sons of Veterans
James W. Willett
Arizona Post
Walsh
G. T. Leech
Baltimore
Charles L. Shurguer
Auburn
N. Y
Charles A. Burrill
Kansas City
George T. Harding
Marion
Young Neal Ward Injured by Wagon
Neal Ward seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Neal Ward of 1099 Caledonia Street was badly hurt when a coaster wagon carrying him and two companions overturned on a hill north of Butte. Doctors J P Kane and T H Kane treated him at St James hospital before he returned home. He sustained a broken leg in the accident, described as one of an unusual nature and the first of its kind in several years in Butte.
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Neal Ward
Caledonia Street
Butte
Charles M. Russell Injured in Lake McDonald Fall
Cowboy artist Charles M. Russell, famed for his western scenes, was brought from Lake McDonald to Great Falls after a fall injured his left leg and sciatic nerve. Though not considered serious, the injury causes severe pain and he will remain bedridden for at least a week with a steady but gradual recovery anticipated.
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Charles M. Russell
Lake McDonald
Great Falls
Mr. Russell
Standard
New Catholic School Contract Awarded in Butte
A private conference of Butte pastors led by Rev. John Carroll awarded the excavation and foundation contract for the new Catholic high school at Mercury and Idaho Streets to Nelson & Pederson of Butte for 6898.55 dollars. Fred Wilson of Bozeman is architect. The school, supervised by the Christian Brothers, will house 500 boys, be three stories tall, and modeled on a Grecian design.
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Butte
John Carroll
Helena
Mercury and
Idaho Streets
Nelson & Pederson
Fred Wilson
Bozeman
Christian Brothers
Separate maintenance sought by Nettie Murray against Norman Murray
Nettie Murray files in district court seeking separate maintenance of 75 dollars monthly, 200 dollars attorney fees, and 59 dollars costs, plus a restraining order on wage drawing. She alleges her left arm is paralyzed while Norman Murray, a miner, can earn 5.75 dollars per day. The couple married in Butte on July 1, 1916.
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Nettie Murray
Norman Murray
Famous rider Cy Bullock dies after bronc accident
Montana champion rider Cy Bullock died in Butte hospital after a bronc accident at Laurin. The veteran rider, known for Montana titles, suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries when the horse fell and rolled. He leaves an aunt in Illinois and a sister in Portland. arrangements await word from relatives.
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Cy” S. Bullock
Montana
Butte
Laurin
Bullock
T. J. Coll
Ennis
Fannie Bullock
Portland
Cassidy and Gosselin Company
Wife awarded alimony and custody in Kovacich divorce
Judge Joseph R. Jackson signed a decree in the divorce of Annie Kovacich and Martin Kovacich granting the plaintiff $600 monthly alimony, custody of their three minor children, and occupancy of their home at 2124 Leatherwood Street for 10 years. The defendant did not appear in court. Hardness of water from calcium or magnesium compounds vanishes with boiling.
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Leatherwood Street
Joseph R. Jackson
Annie Kovacich
Martin Kovacich
Forgive Wife Who Ran Away With Another Man
Idaho couple ends marital estrangement after husband, Harry Buhrow, forgives his wife who fled with Clyde Truett. She pays remaining fine and leaves for Idaho. Buhrow refuses leniency for Truett, who serves six months. Buhrow, a wealthy lumberman, tracked them to Butte after pursuing through several states.
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Harry Buhrow
Idaho
Clyde Truett
Buhrow
Truett
Police Court Notes Forfeitures And Fines In City Court
Thomas Houston forfeited bonds of 150 for failing to appear before Judge Shea on a nuisance charge. John Curtiss fined 16 for driving without a license and with an open muffler. Stow Motor Co. 10 fine for speeding. Several city way disturbers received 5 or 10 dollar fines.
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Thomas Houston
Temporary alimony sought in divorce case hearing
Judge William E. Carroll ordered Mike Pazanovich to appear in district court on September 8 to show cause why temporary alimony should not be paid to his wife Helen during their divorce. A restraining order prevents him from drawing wages or disposing of funds.
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William E. Carroll
Mike Pazanovich
Helen
Rabbi Krim to Speak at Temple B'nai Israel Friday
Rabbi Abba Krim of Temple B'nai Israel will address the congregation this Friday night September 7 at 8 o'clock. The sermon titled The Highest Good or The Way of Life will explore the weekly biblical significance.
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Abba, Krim
Temple B'nai Israel
Rebekahs Plan Exhibition Drill At Local Lodge
The Rebekah degree staff of Miriam lodge has new uniforms. An exhibition drill will be held at the lodge rooms this evening. The meeting opens at 7 30 with a social session and banquet to follow the degree work.
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Rebekahs
Rebekah
Miriam Lodge
Amended articles filed for Butte & Zenith City Mining
Amended articles of incorporation were filed with Clerk and Recorder Wm Molloy by the directors of the Butte and Zenith City Mining company. The amendment changes share capital from 300000 shares at 10 each to 3000000 shares at 5a share.
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Wm. Molloy
Butte & Zenith City Mining Company
Sia
Reserve Seats for Temple B N Israel High Holidays
Citizens may reserve seats for Temple B N a i Israel during the Jewish high holidays through Mr Heiman of Symons Dry Goods Company.
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Heiman
Symons Dry Goods Company
New Management Takes Over Sunny Side Cafe
Notice says new management has taken over Sunny Side Cafe and creditors are asked to send August statements promptly to the business.
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Sunnyside Cafe
Butte Man May Be Lost in Jap Quake
Butte residents fear Ralph Crawford, who left Butte to work for Ingersoll Rand in Tokio, Japan, may be a victim of the Japanese earthquake. A New York wire reported no word from the American consul in Tokio. Crawford is Frank Crawford's brother of 608 South Jackson Street.
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Butte
Ralph Crawford
Ingersoll- Rand
Tokio
Japan
New York
Crawford
Frank Crawford
South Jackson Street
Miss Chlorius Cronin and Dan Sullivan Wed at St. Lawrence
Centerville vocalist Miss Chlorius Cronin married Dan Sullivan this week by Rev. F X Batens at St. Lawrence's church. Attendants included Miss Mayme Sullivan and Fort Shea. The couple left for Los Angeles and other California points and will reside in Butte.
Divorce Complaint Seeks Alimony and Custody
Mattie Halver filed a divorce suit against W. W. Halver alleging failure to support. She seeks $75 monthly alimony and custody of their minor child. The couple married in Great Falls on June 8 1919.
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Mattie Halver
Divorcce
W. W. Halver
Grest Fails
Berlin Housing Tangle Leads to Triumvirate Family
Berlin officials report a housing shortage creating odd domestic arrangements. A husband divorced his wife and took a new mate, while two wives share quarters with the original wife in a state of armed neutrality. Officials note wife one cannot have separate quarters, forcing a threePerson household in the city.
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Berlin
Housing Commission
Rodeo Draws Visitors From Many Montana Ranches
Dillon visitors and ranch families converged for the rodeo with E B Hastings from Butte, Andy Williams from Alder, P Blair from Grant, Fred Clark and family from Monida, and J B Shaw party among others. Attendees include W Brown from Jackson and W K Allen from Wise River. Several Orrs, Bennett and Mee families from Red Rock, plus Jerry Davis of Big Hole, and Jyyston Dansie returning from Spencer Idaho with horses.
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Muriel
Margaret
June
Bettey
Joe Roe
Red Rock
Jerry Davis
Big Hole
Edwin Whitworth
Whitworth
Sheep Creek
Jyyston Dansie
Spencer
Idaho
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van Camp’s
Graham
Grahams
Meat Department
Butte Notes
ED Rose
Potommbes
Lamb
E. Galena Butte, Mont
J. E. Lorenz
WM. J. Sullivan
North Main Street
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Albert Abrams
West Grantiie Lewisohn Entrance
J. L. Boardman
Saltzbar
Young Neal Ward
Charley Russell
NEW Catholic
Nelson and
Pederson
Cy” Bullok
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery
East Broadway
N. Main St
Norway
Golden Bantam
Erder
Leo
Dakota
Swift
Temple B'Nal Israel
Lavort
Lanpher
Columbia Gardens
Dillon Bureau
Thompson & Sons Meats and Groceries
Utah Ave
Malagas
Ase
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Nita Naldi
Hope Hampton
Lew Cody and
Conrad Nagel
Alice Brady
Maurice Flynn
Snow Bride
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Turpin
Gloria
Arctic
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