The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 8

8 FRIDAY MORNING THE BUTTE MINER- AUGUST 26, 1921. BEAVERHEAD TO GET GETTI I SHAPE A HOSPTAL BUILDING FOB THE CONVENTION WOMEN AND MISSES OF BUTTE-YOUR BIG CHANG Many Members of Women's Pioneer of County Gives Him dred Thousand Dollars for That Purpose. Christian Temperance Union to Be in Butte. $48,840.00 worth of high-grade, seasonable, dependable merchandise slashed and slaughtered to realize $11,643.28. Don't miss this mammoth sale! When Miss Anna A.

Gordon, presi Martin Barrett, one of the rioneers of Beaverhead county, Js going to show the love he has for the section where he lived so long by putting up a hos AMES' OF dent of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of the worid, "will speak in Butte at the thirty-eighth annual state convention of the organization at the First Presbyterian church Thursday evening, September 1. 6he will be introduced by Jtev. E. pital in Dillon for the benefit of the people of the county. Mr.

Barrett came to BeaVerhead in the very early days of the territory, and settled below Dil J. pastor of the church Ion. Not very far south of the county eeat of Beaverhead there is a station and who was pastor wnen -Miss Frances E. Willard and Miss Gordon came to Butte and orzar.ized the on the Oregon Short Line named for Mr. Barrett.

It is near the famous Beaverhead rock, so called because its shape so closely resembles the head of (IK) (In the Hands of J. Arnold) (flUfff) Butte Woman's Christian Temperaice Union in 1883. a beaver. Mrs. C.

R. Stranahan of Havre, Many years spent in the Beaverhead country brought prospertiy to Mr. Bar president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Montana, will speak Wednesday afternoon, August 31. rett. He is showing his gratitude to REMEMBER SALE LASTS THREE DAYS ONLY TODAY.

SATURDAY MONDAY wards the section that favored him by putting up a $100,000 building at the Mrs. A. G. Herbst. foremerly etate county seat.

Theusen Poole, a Dil president, is now state vice-president. $3.00 Waists $45 Silk Coats Ion firm of contractors, started digging and Mrs. Matt W. Alderson, a former state president, now editor of the the foundation on Thursday. Tne con tract for the building has not beea lot state paper of the organisation, will 49c as yet.

J. ARNOLD, was called over the long-distance phone from San Francisco to hurry at once to Butte to raise $11,643.28 for A. M. Hahn's Ladies' Shop. The stock inventories $48,928.15, so I am cutting prices to such a ridiculous figure that I know it will take me only three days to raise the required amount.

Hahn's loss is your gain. Women and misses, this is your big oppor tunity to save big money. A word to the wise is sufficient "Come! We're Off Let's Go!" $4.95 deliver addresses Thursday afternoon, September 1. The hospital when completed will ac Mrs. J.

G. McDonald, prssidr.nt of i the Butte union, will presiile at the SALE STARTS TODAY SAM? STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M. SHARP commodate 19 patients. Fred F.

Will-son of Bozeman is the architect Mr. Willson was in Bozeman Thursday starting the work. He stopped in Butte on his way home. AT 10 A. M.

SHARP anniversary banquet Wednesday even- ng, August 31. Other speakers at the convention will include Mrs. Alice Barnes Hoag. formerly state president'; Mrs. Maggie Be sure you come today, 10 a.

m. sharp. Don't miss it! The biggest sale of merchandise in the History of Butte and Montana. TAKE ONE GOOD LOOK AT THESE PRICES COME Do You Remember, When The Barrel House was a well-known Institution in Butte? R. Smith Hathaway, of Ravalli, a member of the state legislature; Mrs.

E. Currah of Butte, formerly state president, now state superintendent of medal contest work; Mrs. Aliie U. Hutchinson, past-state president; Mrs. William K.

Steward of Butte, state To use vulgar language in the presence of women and girls meant fight, and when tobacco chewcrs spat in the putter instead of on the sidewalks of Butte? Anon. press superintendent; Mrs. Alma C. $20 Neat Sport Skirts $7.45 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M.

SHARP $75.00 Fall Coats $21.15 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. 31. SHARP $10 Canton Beaded, Bags $1.95 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. 51. SHARP $12 Wool Sweaters $4.95 SALE STARTS TOD4Y AT 10 A.

M. SHARP $15 House Dresses $2.95 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M. SHARP Kirkpatrick of Dillon, the first state, recording secretary and Mrs. E.

J. i Groeneveld, an early president of the Butte union. Butte used horse-drawn fire trucks? F. A report of the national convention of the organization held recently in San Francisco will be given by Mrs. J.

There was a bridge along a part of E. Cocks of Missoula, state correspond WISE PEOPLE RICH PEOPLE POOR PEOPLE NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO MISS IT! West Park street? Ti. C. Some of us used to bet on Ostler Joe? J. E.

$1 Venice Collars 3c Each A man in the circus parade used to shout, "Hold your horses thS elephants are E. M. $40 Silk Organdie and Crepe Dresses $5.95 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M. SHARP $60 Afternoon and Evening Dresses $9.85 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A.

M. SHARP $12 Serge Skirts $4.65 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M. SHARP $12.50 Waists $1.35 SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M.

SHARP ing secretary. Mrs. Margaret L. Harnan, superintendent of the jail and prison work and flower mission department of the Butte union, will have charge of- the convention literature. Among the many subjects to be discussed at the convention will be: "Character of Work Through 38 Years," "Medical Temperance." "Scientific Temperance Instruction," "Health and Social Morality," "Anti-Narcotics," "Medal Contests," "Movies, Dancing, Dress and Amusements," "Gambling at Fairs and Carnivals," "Bible in the SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A.

M. SHARP You Remember" questions such as the foregoing intended for publication in this column should be addressed to the "Do You Remember Department.) Public Schools," "Christian Citizenship," "Americanization," "Disarma Nothing reserved nothing set aside everything must go price is no object get the money quick is the by-word; $1,000 in gold to any one who can prove that I will not give the bargains quoted as long as they last J. ARNOLD. SALE STARTS TODAY AT 10 A. M.

SHARP PARTY AT GREGSON" IN HONOR KING OF MIRTH NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT ment," "Legislation and "Uw enforcement." Social activities will include luncheons, a banquet, sightseeing trip and theater party. The members of the Butte union who have been working to make the anniversary state convention, with the world president as their guest, a most memorable occasion are rejoicing over the returns which are coming in. They show that delegates from all over the old-time birthday party in honor of the king of Old Man Jazz, is the attraction slated for Gregson Springs on next Saturday evening. Manager Forsythe of the springs yes 41 N. MAIN 41 N.

MAIN WHAT STORE? HAHN'S LADIES' SHOP WHAT'S THE ADDRESS? 41 NORTH MAIN STREET terday made the announcement that it is his intention to stage one of the best parties ever held in the popular resort state are coming to Butte in larger numbers than anticipated, and the Butte hostesses wish to extend to all on that evening. Among some of the stellar attrac tions listed are a number of the highest class singing and entertaining acts obtainable, prize dancing contests with cash prizes to the best dancers, a high class novelty orchestra in all of the latest jazz and syncopations, a thrilling exhibition of the latest water game. Jazz-o'-ring, and numerous others yet to be arranged. Mr. Forsythe states that the roads to Gregson have undergone a great change for the better, as all of the objectionable detours have been eliminated, the new cement highway extending as far as Ramsey.

Arrangement have been made with the A. P. to run special trains on that evening. their guests the royally generous hospitality which characterizes Butte at all times. Any friends of the Woman's Christian Temperance 'union who have not been called on to assist the hospitality fund or to donate the use of a room for one or two guests for the four nights, Aug.

30 to Sept, 2, who wish to help, may phone the president, Mrs. G. McDonald, at 32G6-W. The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance union members will be grateful for any assistance given them in entertaining the gueBts of this great convention. The local union will meet at the Y.

NT. A. Friday, afternoon and elect officers for the ensuing year and delegates and alternates to the convention. FRANK STAN WAY DIES AT FAMILY RESIDENCE EKHHf WELCOME cause in. the divorce suit of Rolin H.

Stafford against Mabel Stafford, which was to have been, held Saturday, Aug. 27, Judge Carroll granted a continuance until Sept. 10. AT K. OF C.

and Alderman Albert E. Wilkinson, both of Butte; a daughter, Mrs. John Marshall of Seattle; two brothers, John and Ernest Thomas; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie George of Butte and Mrs. Annie Goodwin of Kalispell.

A telescoping window ventilator has been invented that can be installed without tools and with which the amount of air entering a room "can be at the same excluding rain. Of English invention Is a single cylinder commercial motor vehicle which carries its loads in a box between two widely spaced front wheels while its rear wheels are set close together. Plaintiff in Divorce Action Says Husband Told Her She Had No Sense. Girls Baseball Game to Be Feature of Outing. Refreshments on Grounds.

plenty of entertainment for young and old who go to Deer Lodge for an outing with their families and friends. "Everybody Welcome" is the slogan and special committees will attend to the reception of strangers. The ladies baseball game will open the sports program at 2 o'clock, and other events scheduled are: Fifty-yard dash for girls under 12 years. Fifty-yard dash for young ladies. Fifty-yard dash for married women.

Fifry-yard dash for boys under 12 years. One hundred-yard dash for all Knights of Columbus. Fifty-yard race, free for all. One hundred-yard three-legged race, free for all. -t Relay race for girl a Pie-eating contest watermelon eating contest.

Music in the dancing pavillion will be furnished by the Butte Ragadours from 3:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. and from 7 p.

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S. at your Frank H. Stanway, a native of England, and a resident of Montana for 32 years, died Thursday evening at his home, 1205 North Excelsior street, at the age of 64 years. He had been engaged in the express business here for a number of. years.

Mr. Stanway leaves his three sons, Francis, Fred and Herald; a daughter. Margaret; three sisters, Mrs. J. Howath of Butte; Mrsi J.

Marjerri-son of Podson, and Mrs. Pay ton Mason of New York, and two brothers in England. Bee Stewart is charged with receiving stolen property, in a complaint issued Thursday afternoon by Deputy County Attorney J. J. Bourquin filed in Justice OrnsDys court.

The woman is alleged to have received an ivory toilet set, leather bag and numerous articles of ladies' wearing apparel, knowing that the property had been stolen. The property is alleged to have been stolen by Ernest LaCasse, who was arraigned on a robbery charge last week. James Casey, charged with burglary, and P. Suchanan, charged with grand larceny, were to have been given a hearing before Justice Buckley, but on account of the absence of the judge, the cases were indefinitely postponed. A device consisting of a number of cardboard tubes has been invented to enable a person to hear his own voice us others hear it.

Mary Morrill filed a complaint in the district -court Thursday asking a divorce from Arlen E. Morrill, on the ground of cruelty. Among other things it is alleged that when her husband mortgaged their home a year ago to buy an automobile and she remonstrated with him. he told her that ehe had no sense. He is also alleged to have nagged at her continuously, and that during the month of July this year he struck her.

They were 'married in Butte in April, 1920. Attorneys McCaf-fery and Sullivan represent Mrs. Morrill. Judge William K. Carroll granted a decree in the divorce suit of Nicholas G.

Costrllo against Jeanne Costello. They were married in Columbus, May 25, 1920. The defendant is alleged to have deserted her husband. In the hearing on the order to Ehow All arrangements have been perfected for the first annual picnic to be given at Deer Lodge, Sunday, Aug. 28, by the Knights of Columbus of Anaconda, Butte and Deer Lodge councils.

A special feature of the afternoon will be a baseball game between a ladies' team from Anaconda and a like aggregation from the Butte K. C. ladies gymnasium class. Following is lineup of the Butte teams as given out Thursday by Captain Agnes Lowney: Ann Meehan, Jule Harrington, Ag Lowney, lb; Joe Freshman, 2b; Ange Maris, ss; Madeline Lynch, 3b; Marie Sullivan, If; Mrs. Freshman, rf; Mrs.

Roach, cf; Frances Quinn and Marie Mitchell, substitutes. It will not be necessary to bring lunches, as refreshments will be served on the picnic grounds after 10 a. m. Dancing in the afternoon and evening has been announced, and there will be Eyes Weak? If your eyes are weak and work-strained; your vision blurred, if yon find it dffiicult to read and must wear glasses, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop one in a fourth of a glass of water and bathe the eyes two to four times a day.

Stronger eyes, clearer vision, and sweet relief will make you tell your friends about Bon-Opto. Note: Doctors may Bon-Opto strengthens eyesight so in a week's time in many I-EAVES FOR ST. I.OIT1S Matt Jov-anovich, prominent St. Louis business man who has been touring the northwest and visiting for the past few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Mudro, left MRS. WILKINSON DIES AT MURRAY HOSPITAL Mrs. Martha Wilkinson, wife of Justice of the Peace Alfred Wilkinson, died Thursday morning at Murray's hospital. She was a native of England and bad lived in this city for 20 years. Mrs.

Wilkinson is survived by her husband, two sons, Thomas Wilkinson For Rich, Red Blood Thursday evening for his home in the metropolis of Missouri, going by way of Salt Lake. Jinrikisha does sound like a shot of hootch at that. MUTT AND JEFF BUD" FISHER trde Mark Kr. u. Fmi.

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