Jockey Pat McCue Visits Fans in Bitter Root
Rumors swirl as trainer Watrick Meeue meets crowds in Warrenton lobby. Jockey Pat McCue, 115 pounds, spoke of California racing and Sloan’s rough treatment while eyeing a busy season with Th. T. Wilson of New York. McCue plans to ride for Wilson but will accept outside mounts. his stable includes the Pavaler, Morne duexier, and other top horses, with wins on Adam and Warin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrick A. Meeue
America
Warre Witel
New York
McCue
Wola Meinley
Jovukey
California
Hamilton
York
San Francisco
Ted Sloan
Bia
Sloan
Frey
Yale
Kinley Mayk
Lara
Wie
Dear Lode
Anna
Las
Simmey Mack
Jory
Mach
Mitue
Th. T Wilson
Wilson
Min
Morne Duéxier
Death claims and premiums paid by Mutual Life Co of New York
The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York paid 1,085,287.07 in death claims last December. One hundred eight insureds paid 475,201.05 in premiums, yielding profits to their estates of 619,990.02. W C Tusheley, Divider Manager, at 48 East Broadway, will explain contracts to all desiring to ensure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
W. C. Tusheley
East Broadway
Machinists Ball At Renshaw Hall In Butte
First annual ball of Butte City lodge No 8 of the International Association of Machinists drew about 00 couples to Renshaw hall last Monday. A highlight was an exhibit of two glass cases of machinists tools by Starrett Co of Athol MA. Committees and managers included Thos J Bievens Dan Mack Harrington J F Tierney Hugh McGee David Edwards and D J McInnis plus Alex McInnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bute City Lodge
Inter National Association of Machinists
Renshaw Hall
Starrett & Co
Athol
Mass
Thos
J, Bievens
Dan Mack
Harrington
J. F. Tierney
Hugh McGee
David Edwardes
Stevens
David Edwards
D. J. McInnis
Alex Mc
Local Names List for Reception Committee Coverage
A garbled OCR list shows names such as Mahon J and Hugh McGee among reception committee members. Entries include various initials and surnames like Kennedy Parker Oliver, Goodenverger, Kosch, Smith, Selfridge, and Kramer, with scattered place-like tokens and no coherent event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Mahoney
Hugh McGee
FP. Kennedy
Terry Parker
Sam Oliver
Wm. Shell
M. Goodenverger
Bostwick
Ea. Farnham
J. PL Kosch
Tapham
A. Smith
Bert Selfridge
Alex Stewart
Cheanett
J. FL Kramer
Brown
Ded
Morsnze Ayit
John Bian
Chinese Mission Hosts New Year Reception and Dinner
The Chinese Baptist mission and night school on West Mercury Street held a New Year reception last Wednesday. The event featured speeches singing and a nine course meal of North American and Chinese dishes. Dr Lamb gave an extended address on Chinese customs and gratitude toward teachers. Mrs Whitmore leads the school with Rev Darrow and others assisting. The public is invited to attend meetings and view the ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Baptist Mission
West Mercury Street
Lamb
Whitmore
Darrow
Kwarda
Brown Miss Edwards
Moffat
Follows
Hutchison
IN THE INTEREST OF A NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Chales Webster vice president and general manager of the Western Electric Telephone system visits Kansas City to promote a new city system. He claims a 10000 mile network and says he will seek a city franchise with lower rates. If approved, tuition shows $4 yearly for residences and $46 yearly for business houses with toll lines to outside locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chales Webster
Kansas City
Letan
Webster
Salt Lake
Ehy Council
Daughters of Revolution Meet at Wethey Home
Daughters of the American Revolution held a regular monthly meeting on February 22 at the home of Mrs. A. F. Wethey on West Granite Street. Members discussed Washington as a subject, shared portraits, and recounted incidents from his life, with refreshments served in old china. Attending were Mrs. Walter Tallant, Mrs. James W. Murphy, Mrs. E. H. Reniseh, Mrs. Clinton Moore, Mrs. A. H. Wethey, Mrs. W. B. Webb, Mrs. T. H. Mitchell, with guests Mrs. White, Mrs. Brimrose, Mrs. A. C. Newill, and Mrs. Robert L. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mes. A. Ef
Washington
Presnt
Walter Tallant
James W. Murphy
E. H. Reniseh
Clinton Moore
A. H. Wethey
W. B. Webb
T. H. Mitchell
White
Brimrose
A. C. Newill
Robert L. Young
Rest Coal in the Market Keeps a Hot Fire Through Night
Kemmerer coal maintains a strong hot fire all night with no clinkers and very little ash. Comparable in quality to the best grades, at no extra cost versus Inferior grades. Citizens' Coal Co., No. 4 East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Citizens’ Coal Co
East Broadway
Reduced fares to California via Milwaukee's Sun Shine Route
On February 18 and every Tuesday through April 30 the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Ry will offer settler's tickets from St. Paul and Minneapolis to California at 32.90 dollars. For full information contact T. Conley Assistant General Passenger Agent St. Paul or consult CM and St. Paul ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M
St. Paul
Minneapolis
California
T. Conley
Tass
St. P. Ry
Carnival Tea Celebrates Shrove Tuesday Event
Johnsons Carnival Tea features Miss Mabel Poster and Miss Elza Musaell in a fairy carnival with Dharma charms in shells. Queen Hallie Boucher leads charm distribution while Mrs Johnstone oversees tea pouring. Dozens of young ladies attend, including Elanor Horgan Viola Horgan and many others. A separate note covers Miss Hazel Sanger surprise party above the fire station with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bullivan
Dawson
Belle LeBeau
Elanor Horgan
Viola Horgan
Annie Lowry
Jean Sullivan
Helen Prouts
Adah Roberts
Annie Reinig
Helena
Margaret Hanson
Hattie Young
Mattie Alexander
Ida Kenned Stumley
Miss Cullen
Spokane
Hebe Louise Horgan
Kit Sullivan
Mixe Ashby
Virginia Patton
Maud Reznor
Hazel Sanger
Fire Department
Miss Sanger
Quartz Street Mandolin and Guitar Club
H. Brennan
A. O. Forgron
E. Leonard
A. Gallagher
4. Hollingsworth
M. Devine
N. Orien
Kate McBride
M. Sherman
N. Burke
Messrs
G. Dorais
J. Reilly
W. Hollingsworth
Union Club Pre-Lenten Dance at McDermott Hotel
The Union club held a well attended pre-Lenten dance at the McDermott hotel last Tuesday with Bergstrom's orchestra providing music. The event drew many visitors from other cities and concluded with informal inns at the Butte cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
McDermott
Bergstrom
Butte Cafe
Bowling Party At Thornton Alleys By Mrs Bellinger
Mrs Bellinger hosted a Thornton alleys bowling party last Wednesday afternoon with guests including Mrs Long Mrs J Long Mrs W Lewis Mrs Turner Mia Frank Boucher Mrs Dr Leggat Miss Horgan Miss Viola Horgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Bellinger
Thornton
Mrs. Long
J. Long
W. Lewis
M Turner
Mia
Frank Boucher
Dr. Leggat
Horgan
Viola Horgan
Dinner Parties and Bowling Notes in Butte
New York couple Mr and Mrs Bien hosted a dinner at the Butte cafe last Monday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs John Noyes Sr and other local residents. A bowling party at Thornton alleys followed with several women among the attendees and a Washington Day event by the Daughters of the American Revolution on West Granite Street yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Long
Spokitie
Joe Long
Gentemen
Mirs
Hebe Ashby
Helena
Z. O. Wilson
Hogan
Butte
Lee Co Bryant
Bride of
Anas
Corth
Mary A. McLaughlin
Deer Lodge
Fiaboy
Joe Unsey
San
Don Sullivan
Mia D
Sr. Pant
Emma Grant
Woonsocket
Alleria Archambault
Tutte
J.B. Bordeaux
Grand Tada
Mil
Me Will Folfi
Honouly Shriners
Alice Archanmbauil
Amulier
Bien
New York
Butte Cafe
John Noyes Sr
A. P. Heinze
Wy Mee
Gray
Barker
McDoneald
Russell
Robson
Thornton
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
West Granite Street
Sinking a New Shaft at Emma Claim Progresses in Butte
The Butte Mining and Development company reports rapid progress on the Emma claim shaft, now at 149 feet deep with assays showing 3 percent copper, some silver and $3 in gold. A 500 foot depth is expected in six to seven months, with plans to reach 1,000 feet and thoroughly top the claim. The Emma lead is 300 feet wide and has not yet been developed, and the company aims to develop this and other claims in the district under officers Hon. Lee Mantle, president. James H. Lynch, vice-president. W. L. Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mining & Development Company
Emma
Beever
Butte
Lee Mantle
James H. Lynch
W. L. Moyer
Butte Mining Notices Include Patents and Assessments
Notices detail Narcisse Ledoux and Joseph Cabouchere with Mary I Baker applying for patent on Hecla Lode Mining claim in Silver Bow Montana and Salawn River Mining Company levying a 5 cent per share assessment with sale planned for delinquent stock. official notices list offices in Butte and Helena with specific dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Narcisse Ledoux
Joseph Cabouchere
Melrose
Montana
Mary I. Baker
Butte
Hecla Lode
Little Pine
Morg
Silver Bow
Hange
Calumet Lode
Tamarack Lode
Thomas Curti
Calumet Extension Lode
Walter Mackay
George D. Greene
Register
Salawn River Mining Company
West
Granite Street
Shields
Weat
West Granite Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Mngue
BUITE
Tod Sloan
Deatius
Mr. Webster
Daughters OF Revolution
Milwaukee
the Thompson CO
Thompson Investment Co
Empire Volunteer Gagnon
Thompson
Additional Society
Charlotte M. Hest
West Tahoe Street
H. ©. Wilson
Miss Ashby
Helen
Jack Legent
Niernie Hall
Centerville
Miners’ Union Hall
Ren Phe Hall
Society
J. T. Murray
James W. Forbis
Mra. McC. White
Will Thornton
Harry Pearce
Emma Claim
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
Thos. Q
Sseabrooke
The
Rounders
John Gay
Ingrain
Ingram
Fie
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
W. Park St
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
N. Main Street
Princeton
Snend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main
W. W. McDowell
James A. Talbott
Barret
Spriggs
Fayette Harrington
Anderson
Reynolds & McDowell
M. I. Baker
United States Claim Agent
Shields, Secretary
Salmon River Mining Co
Butie, Mont
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