Clerks Union To Demonstrate And Parade Tonight
Clerks' Protective Union plans a citywide demonstration at 7 PM in front of the auditorium to press for an early closing. Stores agreeing to close at 6 PM will be honored while Hennessy’s will stay open until 8 PM, deferring a final decision until Mr. Hennessy returns from the east. A monster parade is planned with multiple unions represented and a march past participating shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Protective Union
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Clerks’ Union
E. N. Wood
Hennnesay's
Inter Mountain
Wood
Hennessy
Milton Long An M O P Employee Dies From Injuries
Milton Long, an electrician and employee of the Montana Ore Purchasing company, died from head injuries after a piece of wood struck him at the smelter. He was found unconscious, taken to St Pauls hospital, with a fractured skull and brain concussion. Long, about 35, had earlier worked ten years for the Electric Light company and was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Long
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Long
Qn Electrician
St. Paul's Hospital
Tiwan
Ontana Ore Purchasing Company
Electric Light Company
Vulcan Borglar Suspects Returned to Jail
John Anderson and Alphern Russell, accused of taking junk from the Vulcan mine hoisting works, were arrested on their ranch near the city and turned over to the sheriff. They had vanished after being sent to county jail for the Vulcan heist and missed a preliminary hearing. They had earlier been arraigned on vagrancy charges and released as ranchers. Both deny burglary and consented to be taken for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Alphern Russell
Vulcan
Anderson and
Russell
Justice Harrington
Inter-State Ball League Eyes Four City Rivalry
promoter W H Lucas reports strong prospects for an Inter-State Ball League centering on Butte Helena Ogden and Salt Lake City with a four town format. proposed salary 600 monthly per team and guaranteed contracts with weekly exhibition games in nearby towns and a championship series against the California league winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lucas
Helena
Lucas
Anaconda
Pocatelo
Boulder
Pocatello
Provo
Utah
Knights of Pythias envoy visits Butte lodges in two weeks
Colonel W. G. Ronald supreme representative and Endowment organizer arrives in Butte and will tour all Pythian lodges over the next two weeks. Frank Turrer, owner connected to the Madisonian mine, has regained activity after confinement and plans to move to Seattle. A. H. L. Bird of Salt Lake, overseeing Spotted Horse mine in Fergus county, arrived en route to the mine and expresses strong faith in its future fortunes for new owner group McCornick & Co., Salt Lake bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ronald
Knights of Pythias
Endowment
Butte
Frank Turrer
Madisonian
Eelle
A. H. L. Bird
Salt Lake
Spotted Horse
Fergus County
Meeting Postponed for Silver Bowl County GOP Club
The regular meeting of the Silver Bowl County Republican club, scheduled for tomorrow night, has been postponed due to some work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bowl County Republican Club
From Butte to Paris Shoe Man Heads Abroad
Mr. F. W. Rodda, renowned shoe maker of 65 Mast Park Street, departs for Paris this evening to see the sights of the century and possibly settle there. He leaves behind a thriving business and a stock recently acquired by Hennessy’s at about half price, with discounts offered tonight as the shop stays open until eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Rodda
Mast Park Street
Paris
Hennessy
Hennesay's
Burglars Visit Room in Silver Block
Burglars entered Room 24 in the Silver Block last night. Occupants J. T. Oiften and J. H. George were disturbed from sleep as thieves rummaged through their clothing and took a small amount of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Oiften
J. H. George
Ownership Battle Over Snohomish and Tramway Mines
Plaintiffs Clara Larkin Burdette OConnor allege joint ownership over Snohomish and Tramway lode claims with unequal shares and seek a court order partition or sale. They claim undue influence by Butte Boston Co and Old Colony Trust, request a receiver, and accuse a bogus mortgage. The suit cites right of way and ongoing receiver disputes with Heinze interests, plus mounting legal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Clara A. Larkin
Burdette O'Connor
Butte & Boston Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Hallway Company
Daniel W. Connore
F. A. Heinze
Arthur P. All
Bnohomigh Lode
A. P. .Heinge
Snohomish
Montana Hallway Company
Montana Central Railway Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
James Larkin
Clara Larkin
Butte @ Boston company
Larkin
Rheliver
On Colony Trust Company Claims Company
Siccns
Butte & Roston Company
Old Colony Trust Copany
Butte & Boston Consolidated Company
Butte & Boston and Old Colony Trust Orth
Bialntiffa
United States
Heinzer Brothers
Batterman
Doliy
US Court Notes Set March 20 Trial Date
The Colusa Parrot Anaconda mining suit was set for March 20 by Judge Knowles. Attorney Jay P. Lee said he wired associate counsel Mr Hughes for timing, and Gibson filed an application as the case moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Jay P. Lee
Mra Hughes
Cane Rulte
Robert N. Gibson
Bankrupt petition notes final discharge hearing date
The document lists the bankrupts J. H. Carroll J. M. Gaunt and Chas. Lacey with assets exempt from execution including furniture and wearing apparel. Creditors named include Theo. Hhret Hamar? Anaconda and others. A final discharge hearing is scheduled for March 21 with creditors referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J
McMillan
de Mandela
Anaconda
J. L. Hamilton
Rockefeller & Leiser
O. C. Evans
Hagteh
Recorder
Inter Mountain Iard
Robert Warrington
Walkerville
J. H. Carroll
J. M. Gaunt
Chas
Lacey
Copper mining shares drift with small gains
Copper shares showed slow movement with Anaconda, Butte & Bouton and Calumet & Hecla posting modest advances. Quotations in the afternoon listed the various copper stock prices and slight upticks across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte & Bouton
Calumet & Heo
Peetennis
Lady lodger plays ghost to drive tenants out
A female renter used a haunting ruse to terrify tenants in a house she hoped to lease herself. She aimed to scare occupants away by posing as a ghost and misusing the property for personal gain.
Ghostly Raps Ended By Lodger Pounding Wood
In a Butte city residence, nightly raps alarmed occupants for over a week. Police searched with no cause found until the house head investigated and discovered a woman lodger beating the floor with a wood plank to frighten others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Levere
Wiliam Dacey
Philadelphia
Butte Athletic Association
Stereotyper Harris guilty in police court for petit larceny
William Harris pleaded guilty in Judge Sullivan's police court to petit larceny for taking three dozen silk handkerchiefs from a South Main Street merchant. He received three months in the county jail. Harris cited gambling losses and intoxication as extenuating factors. William McNear and John Kelly, vagrants, were ordered to leave the city within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Sullivan
Harris
Court notes quiet title suit over McCleery Saw Mill ranch
Don Hayes filed a suit today to quiet title against Miles Cavanaugh James Sanders and Frank Davis regarding the McCleery or Saw Mill ranch property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hayes
Miles Cavanaugh
James Sanders
Frank Davis
McCleery
Woman Wants Rent, Frights Intended In House Tale
A woman sought to rent a house for herself and used threats to frighten the occupants, nearly achieving her aim. Tonight the residents expect peaceful sleep as ghosts and spooks are said to roam, but the house remains not for rent.
Local Briefs Include Rafts of Trades and Deaths
Dr Reed and dentist listings appear beside merchants. Mrs John A Strong dies in Virginia City. Wm L Riley to be shipped to Idaho. Masquerade prizes won by Eva Casey and Lilian Holter pups. Frank Burns arrives for boiler inspections. Weather and a rye liquor note follow with Montana firms offering deals. Ruth Chapter 26 to meet for tribute to Elva Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reed
North Main
Orton Bros
N. Main
Montana
Bates, Tuner
Montana Basin Company
Philadelphia
A. BH. Jones
East Park
John A. Strong
Virginia Cly
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Butte Stove Repair Company
E. Park
Sherman's
Renshaw Hall
Eva Casey
Lilian Holter
Godfrey
Wm. L. Riley
Weiser
Idaho
National Undertaking Co
Frank Burns
Bollera
Ruth
Masonic Temple
Elva Willard
W. M. L. D. Marsh
Geey
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Hennessy’s
Clerks Union
Rodda
Hennezay's
Enee Repeepreses
M& J
Bbc
Coof’s Dither Store
Park St
White Front
North Main Street
Cofytee J
Fifth Avenue M. &J
Anicola M. &J
Plaza St
Thos. F. Courtney
Employe
Vulcan Borglar
Tramway
U. S. Court
Lady Lodger
Boston & Montana Band
F.T. Drntton Smith Grocery
Harlan ‘Yripp & Dragstedt
Red Boot Shoe Co
B. E. Cooney
T. G. Borthwick
Fred. Holbrook Jno A. Stromberg & Cor Davis & Weimesoary Co
B. Hirechield
Davidron Grocery Co
Tei & Fairfield
Campana Bros
Kopf & Co
Page & Selledger
Louis Baumer
A. BE
Ten Useful Novelty Co
M. W. Griffin
H. L. Frank
J. N. Froelich
J. Fern
Mutch & Young
Lows 8
Cohm Shale Furniture Co
Calder Wall Paper Co
C. V. Franaman
Morris Neer
Jos. Broughton Co
Cash Grocery
Larson & Ryan
Bowman's Grocery
Kunfort Choe Co
Walter Wachinsky
Simon Bank
L. E. Cook
Eyana & Congdon
Manders
Aera
Silver Bow County
Montana Liquor Co
M. L. Johnson
W. Broadway
Victoria Lodge
Sons of
George
John Pooley
Albion Lodge
Oakland
California
E. J. Bowden
P. William Bartle
W. Secy
oRom New Bee Hive Block
Harvey
P. O
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