Degree of Honor Meets In Montana Convention
Miss McDuffie of Butte is expected to be elected grand chief of honor as delegates gather for the Degree of Honor convention in Helena. The grand lodge heard reports from officers and welcomed the A. O. U. W. while committees exchanged greetings and two hours were spent socially. The program lists numerous delegates from cities including Helena Great Falls Glendive Butte Missoula and Billings with many other towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Jessie C. Gunn
Emma Harnois
Margaret Rheim
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Helena—Emeline Adkins
Mary A. Klei
Sarah A. Looby
Bella M. Ward
Annie Lust
Tillie Fact
Great Falls
Emma Waagner
Forsyth Emily Shaw
Lawson
Jazzie Grantley
Nettie Hayman
Bee C. Mannie
May Short
E. Yaeger
Deer Lodge
Margaret Beaumont
Charlotte Caren
Boulder
Mary A. Fischer
Nellie Halford
Anaconda
Anna Lenz
May McNeil
Teresa Bowers
Lottie Denny
Meaderville
Annie E. Perry
Daisy Ellsworth
Centerville
Nellie Thomas
Mary Callahan
Mary Dee
Bozeman
Fannie Vreeland
Missoula
Jane Elliott
Dillon
Emma Gilbert
Billings
Amanda Bierman
Aldridge
Maggie Dreps
Heirs challenge seventh annual Davis estate report
Henry A. Root and other heirs object to J. H. Leyson’s admin report for the Davis estate. They contest large disbursements including 12500 to Forbis and Mattison and 1200 to E N Harwood, and question the necessity and conflicts of interest. Additional responses cover partition actions and other lawsuits involving related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Root
Davis
District Court
J. H. Leyson
Forbis & Mattison
E. N. Harwood
Harwood
John B. Davis
John A. Davis
Supreme Court
Harney
John E. Davis
Trade With Orient Highlighted By Missouri Delegate
At the trans Mississipp i congress in St Paul Missouri delegate Moses Wetmore opposed Thurber on anti trust questions and advocated opening trade with the Orient. J J Hill of Northern Securities discussed China's market and the need for better transport. he urged canal plans and river irrigation and outlined routes from cotton fields to Asia via Puget Sound. President John H Kirby and others were named to new posts as the program moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
F. W. Thurber
New York
Missouri
Thurber
Moses
Wetmore
Montana
W. W. Woodridge
Kingsdale
James Conlin
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
J. D. O'Donnell
Billings
J. J. Hill
Northern Securities Company
Congress
Orient
Japan
China
Puget Sound
Pacific
United States
Hill
Mississippi River
New Orleans
St. Louis
Great West
West
Committee On Permanent Organization
John H. Kirby
Houston
Texas
Col. B. FF. Montgomery
Cripple Creek
Colo
L. B. Bradford
Prince
Santa Fe
Butte to Alder Transit Schedule for Sunday
Leaves Montana Union depot at 8 30 a m Sunday to Alder with return at 6 p m Stage connects at Alder to Virginia City Fares are listed as 1 00 to Pipestone and back 1 50 to Whitehall and back 1 50 to Twin Bridges and back 2 00 to Sheridan and back 2 90 to Alder and back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Union Depot
Alder
Butte
Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia City
Injunction Postpones Colorado Fuel and Iron Meeting
Judge Mullin issues injunction delaying the Colorado Fuel and Iron annual meeting set for 8 o clock. It halts actions by the Bartlett-Osgood faction amid kinase conflict with John W. Gates interests and a responsive statement from Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullin
Colorado
Denver
Judicial District Court
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
A. M. Stevenson
George F. Bartlett
Gates
Bartlett
District Court
Associated Press
John W. Gates
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Osgood
District
Messrs. Gates
Blair
Mitchell
Michell
Summer's Finest Fabrics at One-Price Clearance
A newspaper advertisement lists a large sale on fabrics with broad markdowns. Items include all-wool challies in multiple colors, fancy silk striped fabrics, embroidered Swiss, White French Nainsook, mercerized cheviot, linen batiste, silk ginghams, madras cloths, pique, Hindoo cloth, Scotch ginghams, Irish dimities and more. Prices drop to 25c to 50c per yard depending on material and original value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Local Women Welcome Five New Babies This Week
Swelling the population the paper reports five births in the city. The wives of Daniel Holland Fred J Bergold Fernando C Powers H M Lane and David A Mc Elroy all welcomed girls at their homes on North Montana West Daly East Galena Main and Warren avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Holland
Montana Street
Fred J. Bergold
Daly Street
Walkerville
Fernando C. Powers
Galena Street
H. M. Lane
Main Street
Meaderville
David A. McElroy
Warren Avenue
Scobey Elected Montana A U W Grand Master Workman
The Montana A O U W grand lodge elected officers including Major C. R. A. Scobey of Fort Peck as grand master workman and approved a reduced per capita tax from 2.50 to 2.00. The gathering at Helena featured a harmonious session with a grand ball and banquet, and next meeting in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Montana
F. L. Grantley
Butte
C. R. A. Scobey
Fort Peck
J. V. Trevathon
Walkerville
HB. G. Worden
Lewistown
R. H. Howey
Helena
F. S. Putnam
Neihart
H. Brannigan
Stevensville
John Miller
Deer Lodge
R. W. Getty
Philipsburg
L. Q. Skelton
Boulder
Jerry Sullivan
Fort Benton
Moses Morris
Chris Hoffman
Billings
Supreme Representatives
Patrick Carney
Waterloo
Dr. J. 8. Hammond
Howey
Order
Order of United Workmen
Detective shadows banker suspect in secrecy case
A St Louis detective recounts shadowing an assistant teller amid rumors of dissipation and late hours. The man used a telephone booth daily at noon and visited a doctor after leaving the bank where his wife lies ill, prompting the sleuth to report to the bank president about possible irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Papa
Mamma
Bank Grants Two Week Vacation and Raises Salary
A teller receives a letter from the bank granting two weeks of vacation and a monthly salary increase of $20. The communication confirms new paid time off and higher earnings for the staff member.
Shafter and the Balloon Anecdote at Siboney
Army officers recount an amusing mishap during the Cuba invasion. General Shafter rested in his hammock as the signal corps inflated a war balloon for an ascent. The ropes parted and the balloon drifted toward Santiago, appearing like a walking fat man while a nearby negro soldier shouted the humorous quip about the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Cabai
Shafter
Siboney
Signal Corps
Santiago
Randolph Says Morning To Petty Bluster On Hotel Porch
John Randolph, famed Virginia politician, ignores a boastful suitor on a Philadelphia hotel porch. The young man greets him as senator, Randolph replies with a courteous disclaimer, and the cad protests his own insult before Randolph calmly moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
John Randolph
Pocahontas
Congress
Virginia
Randolph
Senator
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Parker
L. C. Smith
Ithaca
Colt’s
Smith & Wesson
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Weimescary Co
Butte, Mont
E. Broadway
Sherman & Reed
Main Springs
MAYER
West Park
MEN OF
Miss McDuffie of
Butte the
Dele
Ministrator
Maximillian H. Schultze
J. A. Murray
H. L. Frank
Murray
Frank
C. H. Palmer
W. 8. Stern
John McCormick
M. J. Connell
A. J. Campbell
Chambers
Arctic Lode
James A. Murray
Pincus
Adolph Pincus
M. V. Conroy
R. H. Kleinschmidt
James J. Hill
Ness
Oxford
Glencourt
Scobey
A. UU. W. Grand Lodge Con
Desiree of Honor—New
Knox
Hlen Messy
Sleuth
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