Bean jar count figures listed for several towns
A list of bean jar counts appears with multiple entries from Billings Bozeman Laurel Sheridan Wyo Pine View and other locations. Names include W Seville Schuck Oman O Day Harlan Conyers Layman Calvert Simineo Reid. Counts range from 1 282 to 7 382 with various individuals connected to towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Seville
Billings
W. S. Schuck
A. E. Oman
Bozeman
E. B. O’day
William Harlan
B. Conyers
Pine View
Lilah Layman
Sheridan
J. S. Simineo
Roland Reid
Beano Bean Jar Contest At Midland Empire Fair
At the Standard booth during the Midland Empire fair in Millings 7 319 beans were counted in the jar. W S Seville of Billings guessed 7 321 to within two beans and W S Schuck of Billings missed by three, winning second place. Of about 50 000 attendees 8000 submitted guesses ranging from 300 to 10 000 000. The first ten guesses earned prizes totaling 60 with J S Siminee ninth at 63 beans off and Roland Reid tenth at 69 beans off. A steady crowd enjoyed estimating during the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millings. Co
W. Seville
Billings
W. S. Schuck
J. S. Siminee
Roland Reid
Apartment 12 K Delivers Laughs At Empress Theater
Last night at the Empress Theater the comedy Apartment 12 K drew a well-filled house and roaring laughter. Edward R. de Tisne and Miss Claire Sinclair led a strong cast with clever turns from Wilbur G. Mayo and Mil dred Fitzgerald while Ancyn T. McNulty staged a polished production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theater
Edward R. de Tisne
Claire Sinclair
Butte News Rates and Taxpayer Sewer Meeting
Rent pianos from Orton Bros Harry Hunter piano tuner Care Fair Drug Phone 467. Po O News Stand offers goods in stationery and office supplies. Notice of a sewer taxpayers meeting at 1201 North Alabama street at 8 39 p m Monday Sept 27 1920 invites all northwest county residents. Committee DAN CRAWLEY NEIL M LEOD H B STEVENS KR S SHIELDS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Harry Hunter
Care Fair Drug
Po. O
Advt
North Alabama Street
Dan Crawley
Neil M”Leod
H. B. Stevens
KR. S. Shields
Butte Catholic Churches October Masses And Devotions Highlights
The article lists weekday high masses at Butte Catholic churches for Elizabeth Connors Patrick O Flynn James Hart Patrick Hamilton John Patrick Driscoll Mrs John J McHatton Mrs Agnes King and others with special Masses for the League of the Sacred Heart Holy Name sodality and Friends of Irish Freedom. October devotions begin with enrollment of nearly 40 probationers in the Young Ladies sodality and a procession of 160 members to crown the Blessed Mother statue. A two weeks mission by Paulist Fathers Quinan and Donegan opens Oct 10 at St Marys church with urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Sodality
The
Sodality
Annals of the Sodality
Friends of Irish Freedom
Silver Bow
League of the Sacred Heart
Quinan and
Donegan
St. Mary’s Church
October devotions and mass announcements from parish schedule
A high mass of requiem for Thomas Bonneau is set for this morning while a Friday morning service will honor a special intention. Friday mass occurs each half hour from 6 30 to 8 30. The sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon in the school hall. October devotions with rosary litany and benediction will be held each evening at 7 30 during the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bonneau
Masses and devotions announced for Mrs. Barbara Bessette
A high mass will be celebrated Friday morning for the repose of Mrs. Barbara Bessette a month's mind. October devotions open Friday evening and run every evening this month. Children’s sodality to receive holy communion at the 8 30 mass next Sunday. Confessions Thursday afternoon and evening in preparation for the first Friday. High masses resume at 10 30 next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bessette
Devotions, Communion Schedule Noted for Immaculate Conception
The Rev. Father Thomas B Kil ile assisted Father Barry during Saturday and Sunday services. Thursday afternoon and evening. Communion will be given every half hour from 6:30 on. October devotions will open in Im maculate Conception church Friday evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Killile
Barry
Immaculate Conception
Parish Devotions Schedule Announced For October
The schedule lists Monday through Saturday 8 o'clock masses and special intentions for Annie Tripp, Ann and Rose Cunningham, and Patrick Hamilton along with all Altar Society members living and dead. Communion will be given every half hour Friday morning from 6 30 to 8 30. October devotions in honor of the Holy Family begin Friday evening at 7 30 and run each evening all month, with a pastor urging broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tripp
Ann
Rose Cunningham
Altar Society
Patrick Hamilton
Saint Lawrence church announces week of devotions and events
Schedule lists masses and observances for Patrick Hamilton William Nevin Monsignor De Siere Mrs Mary Leneghan John Leneghan John Noonan purgatorial society Francis Morris St Francis and Centerville baseball club with later Holy Communion for Young Ladies sodality. Devotions begin Friday and continue evenings through October with a sewing circle and bazaar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hamilton
William Nevin
Monsignor de Siere
Mary Leneghan
John Leneghan
John Noonan
The
Purgatorial Society
Francis Morris
St. Francis
Francis Harrington
John Gilmore
Centerville Baseball Club
John McCormick
St. Lawrence's Church
Callaghan club Sacred Heart to stage fall and winter socials
Enthused by a year survey the Callaghan club of Sacred Heart church announces fall and winter socials starting Wednesday. They plan two plays this year one before Christmas and the other about Faster. James R Sullivan leads the effort urging full turnout and inviting members to bring guests. Purcell's orchestra will provide music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan Club
Sacred Heart Church
James R. Sullivan
Purcell
Congressman Evans in Butte for personal matters
Congressman John M. Evans, ousted in the primaries, is visiting Butte from Missoula. At the Finlen hotel he declined to discuss state politics, saying the trip is for personal matters. He plans only a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Evans
Butte
Missoula
Finlen Hotel
Evans
Vans
Neihart Mine Range Nears Completion in Silver Deposit
Neihart mine officials report the raise from the Broadwater tunnel to the Blackbird level nearly finished. Maury says 72 feet passed through ore of the Broadwater type, 400 feet through a diorite dyke before ore was struck, with ventilation raise to follow and shipments to start once complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neihart
Lowndes Maury
Nethart
Maury
Blackbird
Silver Bell
Cascade Mill Wins Injunction Battle Reopens Neihart Plant
Cascade silver minehead at Neihart wins court fight over tailings dumping and will reopen October 1 under new manager W L Creden. The 200 ton concentrator resumes operations after a lengthy idle period with ore in sight above the 500 foot level in the Moulton mine projected to yield over a million dollars gross. A stockholders meeting is set for October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Creek
Cascade
Neihart
W. L. Creden
Cascade Silver Mines
Mr. Creden
Ewing
Great Falls
Creden
Moulton
Barden Champions in Butte to Bozeman
Kenneth Schaefer and Margaret Uren, 1920s garden champions from Butte, will attend a week long course for boys and girls garden poultry and canning clubs in Bozeman. The trip is funded by the Butte Chamber of Commerce and courses are under state agricultural clubs. Visitors will be hosted at a permanent camp with daily entertainment for top garden poultry and culinary participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schaefer
Margaret Uren
Butte
Bozeman
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Peter Potter
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Finlen Gives $100 To Butte Garden Efforts
James T. Finlen sent a one hundred dollar check to the Butte Chamber of Commerce via Lester D. Frink to aid schoolchildren garden activities. The Chamber has budgeted seven hundred fifty dollars this year and may expand next year with Dr. Peter Potter's county fair report guiding continued committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
James T. Finlen
Lester D. Frink
Mr. Finlen
Finlen
Peter Potter
Silver Bow County
Chamber
Alleged Wife Beater Arrests And Robbery Charge
Arthur Murphy was arrested on New Street and jailed on a wife beating charge after allegedly severely beating his wife. Bernard Donohue was taken into custody on South Colorado Street after Mike May accused him of robbing him of 45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Murphy
New Street
Murphy
Bernard Poonhue
South Colorado Street
Mike May
Donohue
St. Clair Couple Headed to Southern Wyoming Visit
J. Cc. St. Clair and Mrs. St. Clair departed last night for Southern Wyoming to visit friends for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cc. St. Clair
Mrs. St. Clair
Wyoming
Four Names Given at St John Baptism Ceremony
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wee received the names Robert Harold Francis Assisi at a baptism in St John s Catholic Church yesterday. God parents were Rev John McDonald and Mrs Honorah J O Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harold Francis Assisi
Thomas Wee
St. John's Catholic Church
John McDonald
Honorah J. O' Leary
McCarthy Daughter Returns to University of Washington
Mary H. McCarthy daughter of Mr and Mrs T J McCarthy of 1109 Diamond Street departed last week for Seattle to resume her studies as a junior at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. McCarthy
T J. McCarthy
Diamond Street
Seattle
University of Washington
Umpires Seek Percentage Pay for World Series
Chicago Sept 26 Major league umpires petitioned for higher pay for world series work They want compensation on a percentage basis like players do The proposal will be considered at the National Committee meeting with President John Heydler favoring the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Heydler
National League
National Committee
Heydler
Former alderman posts $2000 bond on liquor charge
Billings, Sept 26. Herman Schwantz former alderman posted a 2000 bond after a raid on his residence uncovered about 15000 worth of liquor. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the federal court by a United States commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Herman Schwantz
Schwantz
United States
Death of Alfred George Heard at 38 years
Alfred George Heard aged 38, brother of Charles Heard Garnet F J Heard and Mrs Wadge of South Dakota, died yesterday. The body was moved to Hichards parlors. Time and place of the funeral will be announced in later papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear
Alfred George Heard
Charles Heard
Garnet
F. J. Heard
Wadge
South Dakota
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C. W. Seville
Butte News
Undertakers
Bradley
Elizabeth Mealey Bradley
Galena St
Holy Cross Cemetery
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Cassidy & Bilboa Undertakers and
East Park St
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
E. Park
Phone
St, Patrick's
Elizabeth Connors
Patrick O'Flynn
James Hart
John Patrick Driscoll
John J. McHatton
Holy Name Sodality
ST. Mary's
ST. John’s
ST. Ann’s
Sacred Heart
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
London Diamond Syndicate
ED Rose
Jewelers North Main Street
ST. Lawrence's
Congressman Evans
Cascade Mill
BATTL
Barden
Featuring
William
Wall Street
Brixton Prison
London
Macswiney
Dominic
Jongly
Prett
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
East Park
Hills Bros
Idaho
John J. M’carthy
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Embalmets Bros
Arizona Stones
Park St
Dayaana
House Park
G Lie
Mt Ce
Sprereen St
Et Ey
DR. Davis
Owsley
Park and
Donald McLeod
White
Sam R. White
South Main Street
DR. Lamb
Mercury
Mont
Bace
Gibson
Oechell’s
Joseph Richards, Inc
Arringteon Richards
George T. Wade
South Montana Street
Anacc
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Pixtra
McCarthy’s Banitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Rex’ Fan
Washington
Russell Miller Co
North Dakota
M'carthy’s Sanitary
E. Broadway
J. W. Duncan Foot
Department of Podiatry University of Massachusetts
Phoenix Block
Irene St. Quentin
Colonial Hotel
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