Butte Trainmen Deny Strike Orders as Rumor Spreads
A Missoula strike order report caused no action in Butte. Butte lodge No. 580 officials say strikes require formal approval through local, then general channels. Helena and Butte are in different divisions. no local walkout occurred amid discharge disputes and a custody case involving Gideon Shafer’s family.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Butte
Butte Lodge
No. 580
Brotherhood of Railway
Rocky Mountain
M. A. Pierce
Morressy
Seventeen-Year-Old Girl Freed After County Case
A 13 year old girl Augusta Helpenstein and her aunt Mrs Augusta Schneider were released from custody on assault charges involving Mrs Patrick J Cannon at 420 Mahoney street. Deputy County Attorney Lynch found justification for the act and indicated possible prosecution would be contingent on later decision.
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Breen
Augusta Helpenstein
Augusta Schneider
Patrick J. Cannon
Mahoney Street
Lynch
Miller Arrested In Helena For Ex Wife Explosion
Sheriff Furey brought John Miller to Butte after his arrest in Helena on the charge of first degree assault for allegedly loading a stove wood piece with dynamite that exploded in Mrs. Fred Marr's kitchen. The blast wrecked the stove and she reported prior threats by Miller.
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Furey
Helena
John Miller
Butte
Fred Marr
Plum Street
East Butte
Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda And Beyond
Butte Anaconda Pacific railway tickets now on sale to Anaconda and all stations beyond the Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main street. Time card and freight rate information cheerfully furnished.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Heinze Buys Copper Trust Lode Claim and Two Sites
F Augustus Heinze acquires from Dr Bur dette O Connor the Copper Trust lode claim on Anaconda hill and two additional sites named Zone and Ellen. The deed, filed yesterday, lists a nominal consideration for the transfer.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Burdette O'Connor
Copper Trust
Anaconda Hill
Ellen
Doctor McCoy Announces New Clinic Location and Free Consults
Dr. C. F. McCoy, with extensive training in surgery and diseases of women and the head neck and face, has set up offices in the Goldberg block at Park and Academy, rooms 306 and 307. Telephone S77F. Free consultations during the next 50 days.
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C. FE. McCoy
Goldberg Block
Corner Park
Academy Streets
New Carpets of All Kinds for Butte Homes
Advertises 56 carpet patterns at 1.009 per yard with free sewing, lining, and installation this week. Promotes up to date looks and long life for Butte homes and stresses low prices and full service.
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Butte
Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company Ad in Butte Montana
An advertisement for the Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company located at the corner of Park and Main Streets in Butte Montana. The listing highlights the store and its carpet offerings in the local commerce scene.
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W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Pritchard
Harrison Carpet Company
Butte, Mont
The Nearest Fancy Greeny House in Butte Mont
John G. Holland grocer advertises a world sourced stock at reasonable prices. Staples and fancy groceries, teas, coffee, cocoa, canned fruits and vegetables, cereals, flour from home markets. Liquor department offers fine old port and sherry, bottled pints and Kirby's Pure Malt Whiskey at $1.00 per bottle.
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Liquor Department
Kirby's
Philipsburg Happenings Special Correspondence
Philipsburg men will travel to Missoula to join the local Elks lodge. Helena attorney N W McConnell, counsel to T J Wilson, may be tried next week for Levi C Johnsons murder. Mrs Fred Leley leaves for Butte for throat treatment. Charles Claussen wed Maude Tinklepaugh with Rev A M Morton officiating. Sheriff Conley and Deputy Stevens arrive from Anaconda as Hunter case witnesses. Red Men band plans a late month concert to raise funds for uniforms. Deadwood Smelting co bonds old Southern Cross mine on Georgetown flats. McClees leaves for Taylorstown Pa after 16 years. Uncle Dick Sutton brings Thespians for weeklong shows in Philipsburg and Grange. Scott, Hunter cage witness, moved to hospital after breaking leg. Scott is from their registration.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Missoula
Lodge of Elks
N. W. McConnell
Helena
T. J. Wilson
Levi C. Johnson
Wilson
Fred Leley
Butte
Jr. Griffiths
Gebo Coal Runes
C. C. Spencer
Charles Claussen
James A. Murray
Southern Cross
Georgetown
S. BE. McClees Teft
Taylorstown
Dick" Sutton
Grante
M. T. Scott
Hunter
Drummond
Scott
See Mrs Cochran in Impersonations at Suttons Family Theater
Mrs Cochran performs impersonations and character work at Suttons Family Theater on Thursday evening. The show features vivid portrayals and light entertainment for local audiences.
Hamilton Happenings Special Correspondence
City council appoints J N Taylor as registry agent for upcoming election efforts. Smallpox cases rise with secrecy concerns. churches and schools closed as authorities curb the outbreak. Dave Peel and Dora visit from Kentucky to join Bitter Root stock farm. Col Tom McTague visits from Deer Lodge. Mills near opening as ice melts. new spur lines nearing completion. Justice Morris unites Leon C Emerson and Miss Parks, and Alfred Poole and Miss Effie Walker in marriage.
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Standard
Hamilton
J. N. Taylor
Dave Peel
Dora
Kentucky
Dave
Bitter Root
Col
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
Justice Morris
Leon C. Emerson
Miss Parks
Alfred Poole
Stevensville
Effie Walker
Corvallis
All Sisters of Louse Lodge to Meet for Brother Knuth Henning Funeral
All sisters of Louse Lodge No. 3 O D H attend the funeral of the brother of Sisters Knuth and Henning. Meeting at the judge hall Thursday at 1 30 p m. By order of the president Lena Recki seck.
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Sisters of Louse Lodge
Judge Hall
Knuth
Henning
Lena Reckiseck
Doings of Granite Mention travels and local visits
Granite records several local movements including Thomas Lambertine and family traveling to Butte on Tuesday Pauline Marston of Bozeman visiting her sister Mrs Andrews this week foreman M E Blonger leaving for Helena to visit his son Ed a Wesleyan academy pupil who has been absent recently Knights of Pythias hall event described as one of the season's enjoyable entertainments
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Standard
Granite
Thomas Lambertine
Butte
Pauline Marston
Bozeman
Andrews
M. E. Blonger
Helena
Wesleyan Acadecy
Knights of Pythias
Leading Wonderland chapter recounts Montana mining history
The 1902 Northern Pacific annual publishes a leading Wonderland chapter on Montana mining history. It is illustrated with rare photos and new shots. Send 6 cents and address for each copy to Charles E Fee, general passenger agent, St. Paul, Minnesota, for mailing to any address.
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Northern Pacific
Montana
Charles
Fee
St. Paul
Minn
Emma mine shaft nears six hundred feet depth
The Emma mine shaft has reached about 600 feet with daily progress of three feet. Two pumps reduce water intake, timbering 22 feet last week. Boston talks with stockholders continue as officers visit eastern financiers.
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Emma
Boston
Butte Mining and Development Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
Butte
Lee Mantle
James H. Lynch
G. H. Robinson
A. H. Barrett
A. F E. Spriggs
James A
Butte Camp
J. H. Lynch
Spriggs
Montana
A. O. H. Delays Meeting for Church Missions
Division No. 2 of the A. O. H. will not meet until 9:80 oclock Friday evening March 14 due to missions at Sacred Heart and St. Patrick churches. John J. Grogan is president.
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Sacred Heart
St. Patrick’s
John J. Grogan
Dillon and Beaverhead News Capsule
A man from Redrock is brought to Dillon with an arm and leg broken after a fall from a station platform while intoxicated. The Oregon Short Line semaphore crew works on signals at the depot and will cover all stations within a week. Adjutant General McCullough will visit April 2 to organize a militia company led by Joe Young, with about 60 signers. J M Conway ships two carloads of saddle horses to Lathrop Missouri for service in South Africa. Inspection near Ogden starts tomorrow and runs to Saturday. Felix Faulk leads a sheep shipment from Anaconda, another butcher ships beef cattle. A Big Hole beef train heads to Kansas City and Omaha. more cattle shipping expected mid next week.
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Standard
Dillon
Redrock
Bedrock
J. L. Jones
Butte
R. Lee McCullough
Joe Young
J. M. Conway
Lathrop
South Africa
Nea Ogden
Felix Faulk
Anaconda
Aneconda
Anther
Messrs. Shaw and
Hninger
Kansas City
Omaha
Shaw
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