Curlers Elect Delegate to Winnipeg Convention
Delegates to the Manitoba Curlers convention at Winnipeg and officers for the coming year were elected at the annual meeting of the Frutte Curling club last night on West Granite Street. Attendees noted enthusiastic support as J. Ty Wharton was named patron and E. W. Garer president with Tonkin and Groeneveld in other key roles. McGregor, Carrig, McCutcheon, and Goodale named to the executive slate.
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Manitoba Curlers
Winnipeg
Offivers
Frutte Curling Lab
West Granite
J. Ty Wharton
E.W. Garer
Tonkin
First View
Jy de McGregor
J. J. Carrig
George McCutche
Goodale Wan
Butte
Frey Palmer Winnipeg Club Elects Foreign Honorary Members
Frey Palmer resident honorary members were elected: J. Tt. Wharton J. Groeneveld Will Falconer Carroll and foreign honorary members E. P. Mathewson of New York A. D. McDougall of Portland L. B. Ordway of St. Paul F. W. Hargreaus of Duluth and J. Prey Palmer of Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey Palmer
J. Tt. Wharton
J. Groeneveld
Will Falconer
Carroll
E. P. "Mathewson
New York
A.D. McDougall
Portland
LB. Ordway
St. Paul
FW. Hargreaus
Duluth
J. “Prey Palmer
Winnipeg
Winnipes
Walkerville Resident 19 Claimed by Death
Mrs. Margaret Collins, a Walkerville resident of over 20 years, died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Olaf Nordstrom’s residence after a whet illness. Surviving relatives include daughter, sister in Lincoln, brother in Ireland, two nieces in Butte. Funeral Tuesday at 9 from residence to St Lawrence Church with burial at Mountain Cemetery.
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Margaret Collins
Walkerville
Olaf Nordstrom
County Cork
Treand
Hee Maughiter
Michael Collins
Watherville
Lincoln, ’ & Brother
Ireland
Airs
Joe Sullivan
Minnie Sullivan
Buttes
Nordatrom
Rt. Lawrence Chur
Cauiotie
Gulch Tigers Triumph Over Summit Street Sluggers
In a tight Dublin contest the Gulch Tigers edged the Summit Street Sluggers five to four. Gulch featured Leary at catcher Denchy and M Shea on the mound with W Kelly at first, J D Welsh at second, D Holland at short, Olson in right, J Cure at center and O Neill in left.
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Gulch Tigers
Summit Street
Butte
Dublin
Gulch
Friends of Irish Freedom to Meet at Centerville Hall
The Pearse branch of The Friends of Irish Freedom will hold a meeting at Hibernia Hall Centerville this evening. Mrs Maile Lenihan, noted orator, promises a literary and musical program. Large attendance anticipated as arrangements are finalized. The program will feature experiments ranking dog, monkey, and horse in animal wisdom.
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Padriaei
Pearse
Friends of Irish’ Freedom
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Maile Lenihan
Outward Gold Movement Shows Large Losses in February
Government figures reveal a sharp $38.6 million net loss in February for the United States gold outward movement, with most shipments heading to Argentina and China. Eight months into the fiscal year, total export gold losses reach $419.46 million, compared with $8.1 million the prior year, amid Europe’s distress and South African remittances amid Anglo-French loan payoffs.
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Hellbronner
Argentina
China
South America
East
Europe
Great Britain
London Exchange
Steel Mills Work Near Normal Capacity in United States
Steel mills are running at about 90 percent of capacity, up from 75 percent in January and 85 percent in December. The rise is driven by strong auto demand, busy rail equipment orders, and overseas shortages prompting large future shipments. Overall consumption shows thrift and high prices shaping conservative spending.
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Poe
Lutes
Makers
Swift
Dakota
Geeuml
Entien
California
Hellbronner ‘Company
Brent
Miner Dies After West Colusa Mine Accident
Angelo George, a miner at the West Colusa mine, died in hospital from injuries after falling against wall plates while coming to the surface Friday night. His skull fracture and bone fragments required removal, and a further investigation date will be set. The body was moved to Meaderville and funeral arrangements were to be announced for his relatives there.
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Angelo George
West
Colusa
Nody
Treed
Butte
Henedatta
Paul George
St Math Street
Meaderville
Eco
Aise
Julius George
Leathers Wood
Meadervilles
Priests to Change Parishes for Canvass Drive
At a priests meeting in Butte it was decided to shift parishes for a Catholic school fund canvass. Starting today, each priest will visit Catholic families not yet contributing, with drive headquarters at the Daly Bank Building announcing the plan.
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Butte Esterday
Eychange
Daly Bank
Butte Experiencing Springlike Weather
Local observers reported springlike conditions in Butte with a high near 48 degrees and a low around 48. Bright sunshine persisted, and forecasters noted rising barometric readings before a gradual fall. Reports from nearby regions influenced expectations, but conditions remained mild.
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Butte
Bilzarrd
Colorado
Kansan Netraske
Wyyitming
District 2 Auction Notice for Howard Pianos and Phonographs
Public sale listing itemizes a piano priced at 475 dollars and a Columbia phonograph at 250 dollars along with a gold watch for 50 dollars. The notice references purchases from Howard Muste and location Butte.
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Estey
Cheney
Gold Watch
Purchas M. J. Connell Company
Butte
R. S. Howard
Columbia
Brunswick Phonograph
Shiners
Phonograph
Industries Served Union Men In Strike Action Report
In Lyingston on April 18 the Associated Industries reports it has placed 60 workers on strike and threatened broader action if they do not return to work within a week. The company claims wage increases were offered, but members refuse to resume work. The statement from Industries outlines the plan to reopen the shop if negotiations fail.
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Lyingston
Assord
Associated Industries
Ad Industries
Securin
Standard
Century club meeting and tire department officers chosen
Mrs. Erickson hosted the Century club gathering at her east side home where drama and arts were discussed and refreshments served. The volunteer fire department elected officers with R.A Hall as president W. K. Trippet as treasurer Joe Wilde as secretary and St. P. Yones named chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Caroline Walehl
Century Club
Tire Department
R.A Hall
W. K. Trippet
Joe Wilde
St. P. Yones
Miss Trene Richardson Named Club President
Miss Trene Richardson was elected president of the girls auxiliary of the Woman's club for the coming year at a meeting with Mrs. Mo Hamilton. Agnes Wetel was chosen vice president and Maxine Cameron secretary-treasurer. News arrives of Mrs. Henry Crumley’s death in Portland Oregon, with Miss Pra Te McLeod of Bozeman noted as a relation and relatives traveling for the funeral including sisters Mrs George Brammer and Mrs Vail Vail.
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Trene Richardson
Woman's Club
Mo Hamilton
Agnes Wetel
Vicw
Maxine Cameron
Henry Crimeley
Portland
Ore
Pra Te McLeod
John Metco
George Brammer
Livingston
Forerly
Butte
Vail Vail
Gardiner
Bozeman
McLeod
Crumley
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Utah
Presh
Jes Shields
Sfer Company
Woody-Doull Drug Co
South
Atte, Mont
Cadillac
Montana Cadillac Company
Kissel
The
Motor and Sales Company
Montana Street
Franklin
Silver Bow Automobile Company
Standard Office
Maxwell
Butana Motor Company
Overland
Cee Treet Teterere
Overland Butte Company
el & Robish
South M
Ene Tire
J. P. Seeburg
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia Grafonol
Fuller’ Orionda
State of
Montana
Columbis Fron
Gold Piano
Brauner, Deerbelbis
Fons
United
Bates
Petal
Novik
Ted
Fesi
Muth
Liv
Bozeman News
Anaconda Standard Help Yourself Club
Miss
Feandidate
Pilsutants Bank
Main Street
Butte, Montana
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