Butte Chamber of Commerce names 15 team captains drive to begin
Fifteen team captains were announced for the Butte Chamber of Commerce membership drive led by campaign general Fred Furman. Letters were sent to 1,200 prospective members, aiming to swell the club from 1,600. Captains include W. C. Orton and J. Cesarini among others, with active efforts beginning Monday morning.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Fred Furman
Butte
W. C. Orton
W. J. Weber
Jacob Osenbrug
Richard Howell
D. McMillan
Carl Nissler
Charles I. Hughes
EF. W. Softley
F. K. Mutch
John J. Burke
R. M. Hobbs
Kenneth D. McGrew
Sid Phillips
A. L. Swan
Joe Biiney
James Orton
George Cartee
Edgar Wild
Gilbert Bennett
Phil Gillis
A. F. Rice
Philo King
Charles Lavelle
E. S. Shields
Homer Bostwick
A. Hauswirth
C. V. Fulton
Arthur Tolle
Dr. Campbell
Mike Sheehan
W. W. Wisner
J. Ryan Gaul
W. J. Sullivan
D. J. McGonigle
Steve Hogan
C. Good
Rent pianos from Orton Bros Card party note
Butte notes list rent pianos from Orton Bros and a card party at Sacred Heart hall on Sept 24 1920. Also mentions Harry Hunter piano tuner Care Fair Drug phone 467 and a birth Sept 23 a son to Mr and Mrs Carol D Nelson at Deaconess hospital 2620 V Princeton avenue. Sixty four citizenship applicants to be examined in Judge Jackson’s court today with W G Tyler of Seattle representing the government. Patrick H Burke sues wife Margaret for desertion in a district court divorce filing. couple married at Deer Lodge in 1914.
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Orton Bros
Sacred Heart Hall
Harry Hunter
Carol D. Nelson
Princeton Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Argway
Saturday Evening Post
Jackson
W. G. Tyler
Seattle
Patrick H. Burke
Margaret
Deer Lodge
Missooula Police Hold Quintards in Custody
Missoula police arrested A R Quintard and his wife after deputy Leary failed to gain custody. The couple match a Calgary theft description, owning a Nash roadster with a Canadian license. They reportedly fled after Hallerman aided them and later noted missing clothing and autos robes pawned for gas.
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A. R. Quintard
Missoula
O'Rourke
Jerry Leary
Butte
Leary
Quintard
Calgary
Canada
Henry C. Hallerman
Hallerman
O'Connor
Bakersfield Seeks Mrs Philips in Oil Stock Swindle
Butte police report a woman 45 to 50 years old, five feet one to two inches, with dark hair and blue eyes, may be using the name Mary E. Taylor. Bakersfield Chief Stone described her, photographed and fingerprinted her, and she admitted the crime but refused to return to California. She allegedly sold a waitress fake oil stock in Bakersfield for 200 dollars and a similar scheme in Butte for 100 dollars. A Toledo bank book with Mary E. Taylor appeared among her effects, claimed by Philips as the sister’s property.
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Mary E. Philips
Silver Bow County
Butte
Mary E. Taylor
Bakersfield
Cal
California
Toledo, Ohio
Philips
Price Cuts Announced by Mail Order Firms
Chicago September 23 Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward, two large mail order houses, announced price cuts. Sears Roebuck cuts range 20 to 60 percent with items like sheeting 45 percent, muslin 60 percent, tires 25 percent, shoes 20 percent, overalls 40 percent, lumber 10 to 20 percent and some food items down 5 to 10 percent. Julius Rosenwald said broad manufacturer reductions are passed on to customers to help lower living costs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Julius Rosenwald
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Minneapolis grain trades report for September 23 shows wheat receipts 285 cars vs 235 a year ago. Cash prices list No 1 northern wheat at 2.41 to 2.56, December at 2.36. corn No 3 yellow 1.11 to 1.12. oats No 1 white 0.52 to 0.53. rye No 2 1.80 to 1.81. flax No 1 3.23 to 3.25. Flour steady to up 0.10, shipments 65,497 barrels, bran at 37.00 to 140.
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Minneapolis
Rotary club to study employer employee code proposal
Denver rotary group drafts a resolution urging better employer employee relations. It calls for individual rights to work, fair wages, safe conditions, reasonable hours, and private collective action with state oversight. The plan, submitted to the Butte club, names committee members Braley Chapman White Henderson Gilis.
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Denver Rotary Club
Rotary Club of
Denver
Butte Rotary Club
Rotary Committee
N. B. Braley
Montana Represented at Norse Danish Methodist Conference
Portland Ore Sept 23 The Norwegian Danish Methodist conference opened with Bishop W O Shepard presiding In attendance were over 30 ministers many lay members and some visiting women Delegates from California Idaho Montana Washington and Alaska represented 35 missions and churches
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Portland
Ore
W. O. Shepard
California
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Alaska
Central committee lacks power to fill vacant ticket spot
HelenaSeptember 23 A Montana central committee cannot appoint a candidate to fill a vacancy where no nomination exists. The county attorney's office opinion, approved by Attorney General Ford, notes that if a candidate is on one ticket and also nominated on another, he can displace other contenders on the ticket where his name appears.
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Helena
Central Committee
Ford
A. J. Duncan
Salvation Army Board Plans $127,500 Montana Work
The state advisory board of the Salvation Army led by John G. Brown announced a 127500 dollar budget to fund Salvation Army activities in Montana for the coming year. The entire appropriation will be spent within Montana.
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Salvation Army Board
Montana
Helena
The
Salvation Army
John G. Brown
Montana motor vehicle registrations hit new high
Helena Sept 23 Montana registers show 59 600 motor vehicles registered surpassing all prior records by 300. At end of 1919 registrations stood at 59 300 and officials expect 1920 totals to exceed 60 000.
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Montana
Helena
Montanas
Prize for Match Race Between Man o War Sir Barton Exterminator
Lexington Ky September 23 Manager J M Winn announced the Kentucky Jockey club would offer seventy five thousand dollars and a five thousand dollar gold cup for a race to be run in Kentucky this fall between Man o War Sir Barton and Exterminator.
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Lexington
J. M. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Kentucky
Sir Barton
North Dakota Supreme Court halts railroad rate rise
In Bismarck on September 23 the North Dakota supreme court issued a new order delaying interstate rate increases by railroads. The hearing was set for Monday September 27 after William Lemke filed the order as special attorney general to stop rates from taking effect Saturday. The commission had previously enjoined the rise and reissued a formal order to prevent its implementation.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Supreme Court
William Lemke
State Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
Franklin Auto Company Slashes Car Prices
Syracuse N Y Sept 3 Price reductions from 17 to 21 percent on all Franklin automobile models announced by president Tl H Franklin effective immediately. Base prices ranged from 3050 to 4350 dollars and are now set at 2400 to 3600 dollars. Wages will not be reduced according to the statement.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin
Tl. H Franklin
Pearl M Isaacson funeral service announced
The funeral of Pearl M the beloved daughter of Mrs M Isaacson will be held this afternoon at the family residence 341 Mast Granite Street at 2 o'clock Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery.
Milicivich Funeral Set for Friday Afternoon
The funeral for Filip Milicivich will be held at Cassidy Bilboa's parlors Friday at 1 pm. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery.
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Milicivich
Filip Milicivich
Cassidy & Bilboa
Mountain View
Funeral Notices From Local Herald Update
SEVER Julia wife of George Sever aged 2 years funeral Friday morning at 9 oclock at 1237 Farrell street to St Josephs Church for Mass interment Holy Cross cemetery. WINDER William Winder aged 38 funeral Friday afternoon at 2 oclock at his sister in laws residence 107 Sutter street interment Mount Moriah cemetery. COMBO Dan Combo aged 60 resident of Butte for 40 years died yesterday funeral Monday morning at 9 oclock at late residence near the Silversmith mine north of Walkerville to St Lawrence Church Mass at 9:30.
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Stalker
Sutter Street
Mount Moriah
Combo
Dan Combo
Butte
Silversmith Mine
Walkerville
St. Lawrence’s Church
Death notices for Creighton and McLeod at local parlor
Mrs. Hattie Creighton aged 45 aunt of Mrs Alma McClellant died yesterday at 66 West Gold Street. Body to Whites Parlors for funeral Sunday at 2 PM. Donald McLeod aged 69 died yesterday. Body to Whites Parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mleod
Donald McLeod
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London Diamond Syndicate
ED Rose
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Daly-Shea Company
Poneral
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Russell- Miller Co
Alifornia
Maney Bartlett
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Japan
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