Butte EMS Notes and Local Arrivals Report
A fragmented Butte item notes rent pianos from Orton Brow and Silver Bow Motor Car Co as local businesses. It mentions A Simon aiding income tax collection in March, Judge Grimes returning from Dillon, Alfred Atkinson visiting Butte, William Pengily becoming a funeral embalm er with Daly-Shea, and Totering traveling to Helena for a supreme court appearance. The Red Cross home service calls for Anton Tammy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brow
Dodge Brothers
Silver Bow Motor Car Co
P.O
Hn A. Simon
Revenue Color
Anaconda
H. J. Grimes
Dillon
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Butte
The
Thornton
William J. Pengily
Daly-Shea Company
Nan
X. A. Totering
Helena
Supreme Court
Philip Prija
P. A. Geagan
Prima
Francis Silver
West Galena Street
Bourquin
Federal Court For
District of Montana
Fidelity Lodge to Meet for John Wills Funeral
All members of Fidelity lodge 1 C C F are requested to meet at Fidelity hall on March 3 at 1 pm to attend the funeral of our late brother John Wills. John L Harrison, Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Fidelity Hall
John Wills
John L. Harrison
Noble
School of Mines Quintet in Training for Closing Event
The School of Mines Ore Diggers brace for their final 1920 season game against the University of Idaho once more, after a tough tourney and clash with Montana State University. Idaho’s strong, injury-tinged lineup has shown coast-wide improvement, and Butte awaits an extra fine battle as the Windup looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School OF Mines
Montana State University
Ore Diggers
University of Idaho
Northwestern
Montana
Missoula
Butte
Strom
Idaho
Fred Moe
Scott
The
Minks
University of Idahoeam
States University
Colonel Moe CoroseL Dies in Great Falls
Great Falls March 1 Colonel Moe CoroseL died suddenly at his niece's home. He was 18 years a veteran of the general district court and one of the prominent figures of the community. His burial arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corosel Moe
Great Falls
Colee
Yereral’ District
Tien
Colonel Hice
Debeprieat Amiopers
Wooten
Hyriers
Butte Labor Quiet as 23 Mechanics Return to Work
The Associated Industries says 23 mechanics returned to work yesterday in Butte under the 1919 wage sale and employer rules. Most are repairing, with some air construction. Three building trades unions held meetings and did not take action on the labor situation. routine business only. The higher wage scale took effect, and the industry declaration that workers under the scale would be employed regardless of union affiliation also took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries
Butte
Lthas
Building Trades Council
Friends Hear of Drive Progress at Irish Freedom Meeting
Large crowd at Hibernial hall hears Rev Father McCormick report progress on the Trisit Uberty bond drive. Meeting under Patrick H Pearce branch auspices. attendees include members from other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernial Hall
Father McCormick
Trisit Uberty
Patrick H. Pearce
Friends of Irish “Freedom
Helena
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Optical Service For
Leys Jeweler and Optometrist
N. Main St
Hallmark Store
EMS
Occident
North Main
Wenty
West Park Street
Feture Frames
Howse
Johns Ave
Hungalow
Grand ‘Ave
Harrison
Texas Avenue
University Five
Central High
Butte High
Central
Danahey
Purple
Billings
Detter
Spokane
Inland
Wakeburg
Oroville
Spokang
Odessa
Co i
Fasy
Philadelphia
Maren
Marie Purge
Duin Pal
Trenton
Coast
Seattle
Rere
Uto
Spe
Cialist In Co Exesight
Dr. Hannifin
Dr. Lorenz Butte Optical CO
West Park St
Ting
N. Chules
East Park Street
Rase
B. Park
Meinen
M'Carthy
Bryant & CO
E. Park
M. J.B
Hills Bros
Lyon's Best
Rex
J. McArthy
ED Rose
North Main Street
Broadway
West Broadway
Tsa
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
McCarthy’s
Lyon
Ceretana
Russell Miller Co
North Dakota
White House
Hansen's
McCarthy's Sanitary
East Broadway
Agaras
Ngree Beautiful V
United States
Bissell
Superba
Axminster
Snherent i
Snd
Mts. Price
Manhattan
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