Salvation Army Expands Work In Butte Plan
The Salvation Army to enlarge its local activities with a 10 member Butte county advisory board and a new state advisory board. C R Leonard and J R Wharton named as county delegates. The boards will study poverty unemployment juvenile delinquency missing persons and illegitimacy, reporting to state headquarters with help from police, teachers, physicians, ministers and welfare workers. Col. George H. Davis will outline the Montana Utah Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and Western Texas region’s work at a Helena meeting September 14, with a series of talks in Butte and at the Y M C A over the weekend.
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Butte
Salvation Army
Harris
C. R. Leonard
J. R. Wharton
Silver Bow
Helena
George H. Davis
Chicago
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Robert McClelland
Agnew
Lee
Department of Women’s Work
West
Davis
Silver Bow Advisory Board
Salvation Army Hall
Yellowstone Park sets new tourist rush record of 100000
Butte railroad agents announced a record influx of visitors to Yellowstone Park this season, with estimates between 90 000 and 100 000 as of mid season. The park has been crowded daily with trains and cars, prompting temporary entrance closures to relieve the rush.
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Yellowstone Park
Butte Railroad
Great Northern Officials Tour Yellowstone Park
G N officials in Yellowstone park after visits to Butte and Anaconda. W ft Smith and Fred Wear, both Great Northern leaders at Great Falls, lead a tour through the park during their northern circuit.
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W. Ft. Smith
Great Northern Railroad
Great Falls
Fred Wear
Great Northern
Yellowstone Park
Butte
Anaconda
Butte Births and Society Notes Highlight Local Life
Born on September 5 to Mr and Mrs E P Richards a son and to Mr and Mrs Ger gurich a son. Born September 6 to Mr and Mrs William Linton a daughter. Henry Coulam Union Pacific agent on business in Great Falls. W D Gibson departs for Spokane on business. Kathryn Meagher returns to Butte from Swanlake and Helena. Edythe O’Leary returns from Pacific coast tour with family. Ice cream social tonight by Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid at 8. Mrs Minnie Gooch hosts Dorcas Society at Emanuel Lutheran church. C W E M Ladies Aid and Shortridge Memorial church meet Thursday at Mrs G F Cartee’s home with hostesses Mrs F T Bailey and Mrs J G Brown.
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E. P. Richards
Missoula Avenue
Gergurich
Cherry Street
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte
Great Falls
P. O. News
William Linton
Arizona Street
W. D. Gibson
Spokane
Kathryn Meagher
C. F. Kelley
Swanlake
Helena
Edythe Geraldine O'Leary
Pacific Coast
Alice O'Leary
O'Leary
Big Timber
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gold Hill
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
G. F. Cartee
Bayard Street
F. T. Bailey
J. G. Brown
For Sale Dining Room Set And Furniture Pieces
For sale dining room set and various odds and ends. Address 822 W Park St Butte. Also cheap tires two 34 by 4 fabric casings and two 81 by 4 fabric casings, new tires guaranteed 6,000 miles. Contact 37 West Porphyry St, phone 42, Butte.
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W. Park St
Butte
West Porphyry St
Phone
Choice 80 Acre Molese Valley Farm For Sale
One of the choicest 80 acre tracts in Molese valley with three alfalfa crops, new fence, 33 acres second year alfalfa, near railroad, fine view of Mission mountains and Flathead river. Price 5800 dollars. Ask Johnson the landman E 8 Shields 118 West Broadway Butte.
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Molese Valley
Mission Mountains
Flathead River
Price
Ask Johnson
Shields
W. Broadway
Butte
Arrested for theft of traveling cases in Butte
Albert W. Stevens alias John Williams was arrested after officers found Sample grips stolen from two traveling men. He admitted stealing to replenish funds and claimed to pose as a special deputy. Police say he previously sold oil stocks to widows and is under investigation.
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Albert W. Stevens
John Williams
Stevens
John Hannigan
T. E. Downey
Downey
Northern Pacific
Murphy
Butte
Efficient Instructors of Music at Butte College of Music
The Butte College of Music aims to awaken appreciation for the best and develop soulful potential in every student. Courses span from first grade to final levels, covering subjects for mental mastery and creative talent. Efficient instruction in voice piano violin and pipe organ at 321 West Broadway.
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Butte College of Music
West Broadway
Advt
Fall of Rock Causes Death at Badger State Mine
Coroner's jury ruled James J. Hartt died from injuries from a fall of ground at the Badger State mine. The accident occurred on the 2,000-foot level during a rock blasting sequence while Hartt was on the fourteen floor shift. Witnesses testified the ground was solid when he started his shift.
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James J. Hartt
Badger State
Hartt
Hold Young Stock Advice to Farmer
Montana ranchers are urged to hold their young stock to expand herds and recover from last year's losses. W H Merriman of the Northern Pacific says bankers will extend credit to stock raisers to avoid forced sales. Hay crops are abundant and fodder will be plentiful, reducing the need to ship hay into Montana. A pamphlet calls for full train loads up to 80 000 cars.
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Montana
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Mr. Merriman
Moonshine Cases Move Through Court After Holiday Boost
Sixteen intoxication cases were set before Police Judge Grimes yesterday morning. Eight forfeited $10 bonds, four pleaded guilty and were fined $10, two were dismissed for lack of witnesses, and two were postponed. Dosen, selling moonshine at 1146 East Second Street, was found guilty of unlawful practice and fined $100. Roanch testified purchasing moonshine. bond set at $700. Pirtle faced later arraignment on robbery. Three women pleaded guilty to vagrancy and fined $10. another was fined $10. Jennie Doe did not appear and her $10 bond was forfeited.
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Grimes
Paul Dosen
Dosen
Alec Roanch
East Second Street
Roanch
Jack Pirtle
Moonshine and Glass Produced as Evidence at Trial
Dick Gilbertson faced Police Judge Grimes on bootlegging charges after detectives arrested him Sunday for selling moonshine at the Stockholm saloon. A half pint of moonshine and a whiskey glass were admitted as evidence. he paid a $50 fine and gave notice of appeal. Joe Cox and Sam Barry, vagrancy defendants, were convicted and jailed thirty days. Barry asked to be sent to Warm Springs and received 30 days. Pete Smith, jailed for 20 days on vagrancy after previous similar orders to leave the city.
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Dick Gilbertson
Grimes
Rodda
Gerry
Gilbertson
Stockholm
Joe Cox
Sam Barry
Cox
Barry
Warm Springs
Pete Smith
President Wilson names eight Montana postmasters
An official bulletin received at Butte offices announces eight Montana postmasters named by President Wilson after Senate confirmation. The appointees are Chinook Thomas Cowen, Columbia Falls Andrew W. Smith, Forsythe Frank K. Hollenbeck, Grassrange Fred B. Hedge, Hingham Charles E. Mulliken, Hobson Maurice J. Keenan, Ronan Joseph A. Lemire, and White Sulphur Springs John C. Tipton.
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Butte
Wilson
Senate
Chinook
Thomas Cowen
Columbia Falls
Forsythe
Frank K. Hollenbeck
Grassrange
Fred B. Hedge
Hingham
Charles E. Mulliken
Hobson
Maurice J. Keenan
Ronan
Joseph A. Lemire
White Sulphur Springs
John C. Tipton
Teachers to Hold Annual Election in Silver Bow
The Silver Bow Teachers' association primaries are underway in city and county schools to choose officers. A nominating committee formed by Ella Spafford, Pearl Davey, Marguerite McDonald, Laura Kelly and Evelyn Cochrane will prepare ballots on Friday for the annual election. The next regular meeting is Monday evening September 20 in study hall A at the high school.
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Silver Bow Teachers’ Association
Ella Spafford
Pearl Davey
Marguerite McDonald
Laura Kelly
Evelyn Cochrane
Association
Foley's Honey and Tar Helps Coughs Says Albany Woman
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly relieves hay fever asthma bronchial coughs as well as ordinary coughs colds and croup. She used two bottles to conquer a stubborn lingering cough and praises the medicine sold everywhere.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Hope Katy Mine Gets New Mill Machinery
Marcus L. Hewitt, Basin mining figure, returns from New York with plans to install new mill machinery at the Hope Katy lead silver gold copper property. When finished, about 250 men will be employed. Old equipment caused losses, new setup aims to raise ore values to about 140 dollars per ton. Recent shallow drift work and 22 years of development mark the project, with Montana properties highlighted as attractive due to high standards.
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Marcus L. Hewitt
Basin
Mr. Hewitt
New York
Hope-Katy
Hewitt
Court Grants Three Degrees of Divorce
In Judge Lambs department three divorces were granted on cruelty grounds. Thomas W. Tait won custody of an adopted child after alleging Pearl N. Tait’s neglect and abuse. Nora F. O’Brien received custody of her sons Jack and Louis with visiting rights to their mother. Viola McDonnell was granted a divorce from Philip McDonnell and could resume her maiden name Viola Bell. alimony was denied.
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Nora F. O'Brien
Pat O'Brien
Jack
Louis
O'Brien
Viola McDonnell
Philip McDonnell
Viola Bell
Feathered clothes and savings at King-Cole Garment Store
An old fashioned ad proclaims that women's clothing reflects inner character like a bird’s plumage. It markets suits coats and dresses at King-Cole Garment Store, 115 West Park Street, promising broad selection and savings.
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King-Cole Garment Store
West Park Street
Poem on Butte to Be Memorized in Schools
A Butte chamber of commerce plan would display Berton Braley's poem The Idealist in large letters and urge public school memorization. Trustees P H McCarthy and C V Fulton back teaching the poem. P L Wills will letter and mount it in chamber rooms.
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Butte
Berton Braley
Butte Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Werrick
P. H. McCarthy
C. V. Fulton
P. L. Wills
First-Aid Team Prepares for Denver Contest
Butte's first-aid team leaves Monday night for the international first-aid contest in Denver set for September 9 to 11. Manager John L. Boardman ordered the early trip to allow ample rest for optimal performance. W S Bates, acting editor of the Anode, says the team has a strong chance after finishing second last year.
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Butte
Denver
John L. Boardman
W. S. Bates
the Anode
Mount St. Charles College Opens Sept 10
Mount St. Charles college at Helena will open for the fall and winter term on September 10, sources said yesterday reversing a prior Sept 13 date. Prospective students anticipate the largest enrollment in the school's history aided by new courses that are expected to attract many to the campus.
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Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Good Farming Pays Grain Fields Show Harvest Progress
Harvesting is well advanced across the state with fields that yielded nothing last year averaging 10 to 20 bushels per acre. James Doran, Burling ton road agent, said after touring northern Montana that good farming shows in crops along the highway’s two sides, with better crops on one side and poorer on the other.
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James Doran
Burlington Road
Montana
Miss Shaffer Not a Bride Denial Evening Report
Denial was made yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. H. Shaffer of 901 Horner street that their daughter Lois had become the bride of Jack Livingston. Mr. Shaffer characterized the story that was given to the Standard for publication as a malicious falsehood.
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H. Shaffer
Horner Street
Lois
Jack Livingston
Indemnity Suspension for Turkish Mail Remains Unpaid
An official note says indemnity payments on registered mail to parts of Turkey outside Constantinople are temporarily suspended. The U S postal department acted on advice from the Turkish postal administration in the communication received yesterday.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Postal Department
United States Postal Department
Postal Administration of
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