Boston Shriners Visit Butte Delegation Arrives for City Hospitality
A Boston Shriners delegation from Alleppo temple will arrive in Butte at 11 15 a m today. They will be greeted by Bagdad temple committee led by Malcolm Gillis and hosted at Gamers luncheon then touring Roosevelt Drive and Harding Way. They plan to depart tonight for Salt Lake City after railway coordination by C E McMillen.
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Boston
Butte
Northern Pacific
Bagdad Temple
Malcolm Gillis
Emanuel Downing
Rabban
J. L. Carroll
Sam Shiner
Frank K. Mutch
Pacific Coast
Osman Temple of
St. Paul
Rancher Reports Theft From Beaver Block Home
D L Mayes a rancher did not go to the police station to report a robbery yesterday morning. He called officers to the Beaver block and said someone stole his trousers while he slept on a cot in the hall. Also taken were a gold watch chain locket and a wallet containing 41 75.
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D. L. Mayes
Beaver Block
Mayes
Two Men Arrested in Federal Day Raid on Calhoun Street
Federal prohibition officers arrested two men, Jack Cunningham and Frank Wesley, during a late Tuesday raid at 205 Calhoun Street. Liquor seized was mostly destroyed except for evidence. They were arraigned before US Commissioner L. M. Van Etten and bound over to the district court under $200 bonds. Londoners spend about $10 million on amusements each Saturday night.
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Calhoun Street
Prohibition
Ben Holter
Jack Cunningham
Frank Wesley
United States
L. M. van Etten
United States District Court
Bridges Woman Dies in Butte
Mrs. Myrtle C. Barr 32 native of Twin Bridges and prominent Butte resident died yesterday after a two month illness. Survived by husband George Warren Barr two sons George L. and Robert L. Barr her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Richmond five sisters and four brothers. Body at Sherman Reed parlors taken to Twin Bridges home today funeral 2 p m at Twin Bridges church burial Sheridan cemetery.
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Myrtle C. Barr
Twin Bridges
Butte
George Warren Barr
George L
Robert L. Barr
Clinton Richmond
Richard Jacobs
Alfred Sill
Maude Richmond
G. P. Payne
Manhattan
Pearl Shaneyfelt
Alliance
Neb
Albert
Ralph
Jack
Elmer Richmond
Sherman & Reed
Sheridan Cemetery
Funeral Laid to Rest of Mrs. Julia Riley Pioneer Butte Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Riley were held yesterday at St. Patrick Catholic Church. Rev. Father Brett celebrated the requiem mass as friends filled the church. Pallbearers included A. McDonald Cain Connors T Sheehan Barry O Leary H Lynch and Dan Shea. Interment followed at St. Patrick's Cemetery with final rites at the grave.
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Julia Riley
Pioneer Butte
West Woolman Street
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Father Brett
James Cummins
Margaret McHale
Riley
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Brett
A. McDonald
Cain Connors
T. Sheehan
Barry O'Leary
H. Lynch
Dan Shea
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Miles Pioneer Butte Resident
Private funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the family home on 630 West Silver Street for Mrs Elizabeth Miles a pioneer Butte resident. Rev Palmer Bawdish officiated with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbearers included Chester Kennedy William Gray Charles Hauswirth Carl Engle Arthur Straney and Mr Justnee.
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Elizabeth Miles
Pioneer Butte
West Silver Street
Palmer Bowdish
Mount Moriah
Chester Kennedy
William Gray
Charles Hauswirth
Carl Engle
Arthur Straney
Justnee
Obed Shaw Dies in Wisdom Resident’s Funeral Services Planned
The body of Obed Shaw, a prominent Wisdom resident, was moved from Whyte chapel to the family home at Isdom. Funeral services will be conducted today by Rev. Edward Smith, with interment in Wisdom Cemetery.
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Obed Shaw
Wisdom
Whyte
Isdom
Edward Smith
Wisdom Cemetery
Floral Park Church to Hold June Thursday Services
The Floral Park church will conduct Thursday evening services in June replacing Sunday mornings. Sunday school continues, July and August plans are undecided. June features include vocal solos by Mrs Keller and Mrs Allen, a vocal solo with violin by Bobbie Smith, and sermons titled How Did God Write the Bible. Services start at 8:30 and run one hour.
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Floral Park
Walter J. Keller
W. C. Allen
Harrison Avenue Oiling Planned This Week
The Harrison avenue road will be repaired and oiled starting late this week. Dan Cronin, contractor, informed the board of county commissioners yesterday. The project runs from Harvard avenue to the Five-Mile and will take two weeks to complete under County Surveyor Mike Loughran.
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Harrison Avenue
Dan Cronin
Board of County Commissioners
Harvard Avenue
Mike Loughran
Butte Pairs Listed in Local Marriage Notices
Seymour Wilson Roscoe Seymour aged 29 and Jean Wilson 24, both of Butte. Peterson Umhang Roy V. Peterson 27 and Lena Umhang 30, both of Butte. McKenzie Brown Scott McKenzie 28 and Cleone M Brown 23, both of Butte. Rock Dooris Thomas C Rock 27 and Wilma Dooris 18, both of Butte.
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Seymour-Wilson
Roscoe Seymour
Jean Wilson
Butte
Peterson-Umhang
Roy V. Peterson
Lena Umhang
McKenzie-Brown
Scott McKenzie
Cleone M. Brown
Rock-Dooris
Thomas C. Rock
Wilma Dooris
Mooseheart Legion Plans Benefit Card Party
Women of Mooseheart Legion announce a card party at the Moose hall on June 19 to raise funds for sending the drill team to the state convention in Roundup on July 17. Radio's rising popularity noted in Mexico.
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Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Butte Public Library to Close For Inventory Next Week
J. Winfield Scott announced the Butte public library will close next week for a thorough inventory and interior renovation. Patrons are asked to return borrowed books. no issues will occur during the closure while an assistant librarian handles book returns 9 am to 6 pm.
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J. Winfield Scott
Butte
Library Board
Kiwanian Flag Observance Highlights Club History
Paul N. Campbell spoke to the Kiwanis on Flag Day about flags and the American flag, with Harry L. Hanson as chair. Former member B M Downie donated a Kiwanis gang to the club, accepted by president Lee Margetts. A committee plans All Kiwanis Night at the New Hotel Finn on June 24. Matt Christy and Dudlye Dowell will lead next week’s program.
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Kiwanis Club
Paul N. Campbell
Harry L. Hanson
B. M. Downie
Butte
Portland
Ore
Lee Margetts
Earle N. Genzberger
A. P. Stephenson
R. L. Booth
J. G. Ragsdale
H. A. Tash
Finl
Matt Christy
Dudlye Dowell
Great Northern Empire Builder Heads West Coast
The Empire Builder, Great Northern’s new crack train, sails from Chicago to the coast with stops in Minnesota and North Dakota. Crowds greet the inaugural run as the train earns the label America’s finest with a rousing welcome at each station.
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Great Northern
Chicago
Butte
Empire Builder
Minnesota
North Dakota
James J. Hill
America
Pallas Seen in Serious Condition After Car Crash
George Pallas remains in serious condition at St James hospital after being struck by a car driven by Edward Woolahan. Woolahan was booked at the city jail on a charge of reckless driving and released on his own recognizance awaiting a hearing once Pallas' injuries are assessed.
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George Pallas
St. James Hospital
Edward Woolahan
Woolahan
Pallas
Inquest Finds Hulet Died From Coal Chute Accident
A coroner’s jury ruled Harry R. Hulet died from a fractured skull and asphyxia after a coal bucket clamp failed in a Oregon Short Line coal chute at Melrose on May 18. Hulet was 20 feet above the floor as about 20 tons of coal collapsed onto him. Silk cocoons produced in Italy last year weighed 115,716,000 pounds.
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Harry R. Hulet
Oregon Short Line Railway
Melrose
Hulet
Italy
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Khavlon
Rialto Building
Boston Shriners
Butte Temple
Exon
Ree
Lybrand
Ross Bros
Montgomery
the American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Bridges Womanies
Mrs. Riley
Mexico
Park Street
Coats
West Park Street
Boy Scout
G. N
Standard
Rta
Narcissus Perfume
France
IHK Drug Company
Montana
Rexall
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