Jurors Honor Judge McClernan With Gift At Discharge
The two month jury term closed as Judge McClernan’s court discharged its jurors who received tokens including a watch charm for their service. Clerk Vogler and Bailiff Quinn also honored, with a fob chain and a solid silver match case respectively. Various local notices follow, including arraignments for grand larceny and probate actions for L. P. Best’s will valued over 70 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClernan
Cunningham
Joe Vogler
Jack Quinn
Vogler
Frisco Nell
Jessie Woods
Galena Street
L. P. Best
Henry Mueller
Late Society Notices From Butte Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. John E. Davis and children delayed by a blizzard will be away about six weeks on a journey to Chicago. Omaha visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGuin stay at the Largey residence. Mrs. Lulu Largey returns from the East as L. O. Evans and John Corette visit Helena on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davis
North Dakota
Montana
Chicago
Frank McGuin
Omaha
Largey
Broadway
Washington Street
Lulu Largey
L. O. Evans
John Corette
Helena
Columbia Gardens
Green Majors
Esther Pettibone
Ed O'Neil
M. E. O'Neil
Helen Skelly
G. E. Clark
EB. W. Shively
Denny
South Excelsior Avenue
Mesdames Cochrane
Dierks
Siderfin
Hayes
Clark and Smith
Filla Wright
South Butte
Helen McKechnie
F. W. McCrimmon
Toronto
McKechnie
Mission Closes at St Patrick’s Church Palm Sunday Event
The St Patrick’s mission ends at 3 pm with a sermon benediction and papal blessing. Palm Sunday rites include palm distribution before high mass. Week two focused on men and week three on all parishioners, with crowded services at St Lawrence’s and St Patrick’s. Mothers and children attend forthcoming events. Fathers Mahoney and O Laverty noted for relations with St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Butte
St. Lawrence's Church
Fathers Niermann
Straubinger
St. Patrick's
Sacred Heart Church
Hennessy Mercantile Stockholders Meet in Butte
The stockholders of Hennessy Mercantile company will meet at its principal office in Butte Montana on Monday March 21 at 11 oclock a m for director elections and other business. C J Kelley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Butte
Mont
C. J. Kelley
Contested Colbert Will Trial Delayed Over Conduct Claims
In the Colbert will contest Judge Harney delayed the trial to investigate remarks by interested parties claiming they “had the court.” Beneficiaries John Woolbeater and W S Lippincott moved to advance the case, while Lilian Fluke and Frederick W Scheuer oppose moving it ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Harney
John Woolbeater
W. S. Lippincott
John W. Cotter
Butte
Co. J. Saville
Steinway pianos on display at Montana Music Co
Exclusive agents for Steinways offer the edition de luxe piano and a wide range of thirty five makes including A. B. Chase Crown Ellington Howard and other well known brands. Visit the store at 119 North Main Street to inspect the instruments on exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinways
A. B. Chase
Crown
Eilington
Howard
Montana Music CO
North Main Street
Standard Mining Company Elects Trustees and Officers
The Montana Standard Mining Company held its annual meeting at 106 West Granite Street on March 10. Trustees elected for the year include Phil T. Davis and F. T. Britton, L. Wottrich, N. L. Lennon, D. C. Smith, A. N. Yoder, with Davis president, Wottrich vice president, Britton treasurer, and Lindsay secretary. Treasury stock of 5000 were purchased and a contract for a 400 foot La Blanche tunnel extension was let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Standard Mining Company
West
Granite Street
Phil T. Davis
F. T. Britton
D. C. Smith
A. N. Yoder
Butte
L. Wottrich
Marysville
Mont
N. L. Lennon
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Britton
W. H. Lindsay
Treasury
la Blanche
Brilliant Array of Spring Garments and Fabrics at The Connell
The Connell store in Butte celebrates thirty years of exclusive lines in men’s and women’s apparel silks and laces carpets and rugs. It urges Easter shoppers to visit for a broad selection including a fashionable light diaphanous material selling at a special price tomorrow with promise of quality and correct tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Butte
Fashion Sale Showcases Silk Crepe De Chine And Linoleum Bargains
A newspaper ad highlights 24 inch black crepe de chine silk at 69c a yard tomorrow, plus bold claims of quality and low prices. It also promotes Wild's linoleum patterns at 75c, 69c, and 49c for various grades, and features new skirts and spring suits with Italian cloth linings and elaborate embellishments.
Grand clearing sale of lace and homemaking goods
Advert states heavy Irish crochet laces and all overs priced from 1.75 to 4.75 per yard with matching bands and circle patterns. Also lists batistes, scarves, ribbons, hosiery, damask, ginghams, and spring dresses with discounts and a 20 percent off grand clearing sale on fancy baskets and related items.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
M’clernan
Jack
Harold Vercoe
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Edson St. Slemons
California
Honolulu
Donald Campbell
Barry Hamilton
MacDonald
A. K. Ervin
Mountain View Methodist Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Temple
George FE. Clark
Minnesota
Emanuel Dunstone
Beatrice M. Keam
Grace M. KE
Arizona Street
J. W. Tait
I. A. Heilbronner
JD. M. Newbro
Spokane
William Hall
Late Society News
St. Lawrence's
Party
Standard Mining Company
Nual Meeting
World of
Lutte
Wild
Axminster
Oxford
Cadet
Girand
Batiste
Ribbon Store
Liberty
America
Hanan
Dimity
Madras
Our Art Department
Spachtel
M. J. Connell Company
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