Anaconda Machinists Strike Stalls Production
No new developments in the Anaconda machinists strike as workers stay out and most shop departments run. Union leaders seek meetings with eastern and local indorse groups while apprentices weigh joining, and talk of a broader strike spreads amid wage and union recognition disputes. The town buzzes as extra newspapers fly off the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardl
Wuey
Hickey
William Sullivan
L. W. Hinkley
George O'Connor
Butte
Indor
Mons
Annvonda Company
Mat
Rime
Anaconda Company
Montana
United States
Chicago
O'Connor
Tater Mountain
Anaconda
Shooting the Chutes at Margaret theater tonight
Theaters praise Murray and Mack comedy Shooting the Chutes at the Margaret theater tonight with a strong thirty actor cast and special scenery. Leonora Jackson, Windsor Castle guest and violin virtuoso, performs, her fame linked to Queen and jewels. Mrs. Fiske’s Becky Sharp in the Wednesday Margaret showing, a noted portrayal praised for its individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon Murray & Mack
China
Messya
Murray
Mack
Margaret Theater
Leonora Jackson
Joachim
England
Miss Jackson
the Margaret
Ready for Campaign Opens City Republican Meetings
Phil Daniels, chairman of the Republican City Central Committee, called a meeting for Republicans in the Petrite building on March 6. The gathering will discuss housing primaries and calling a city convention to nominate candidates for mayor, city council, and other officers, urging all Republicans to join efforts for reforms and victory in Shavonila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Daniels
Republican City Central Committee
Lincoln
Petrite
Ely
Shavonila
Wednesday Euchre Club Meeting at Leland Bowl
The Wednesday Afternoon Euchre Club met with Mrs Prank Brown at her rooms in the Leland bowl for an enjoyable afternoon. First prize went to Mrs Prank Nase, guest prize to Hugo Petterson, second prize to Mrs Charles Rude, consolation prize to Mrs J M Davidean, with plans for an evening party to entertain their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuchroub
Prank Brown
Leland Bowl
Prank Nase
Hugo Petterson
Charles Rude
J. M. Davidean
Quiet social week in Anaconda as Lent begins
Anaconda society kept a quiet week with many observing Lent while several pleasant parties occurred. Mrs. Julia O'Brien hosted a card evening for Miss Ellen McDowell departing tomorrow. Local church services and Sunday school plans were detailed at Christian Church and First Baptist Church with multiple activities for all ages. Alfred Brown, rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mouhler
Julia O'Brien
Upper World
Ellen McDowell
St. Mark's (Episcopal
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
Becoming Active Again on Main Street’s Lower End
The lower end of Main Street between Front Street and Commerce Avenue shows renewed activity as empty buildings fill with tenants. The Ee house lower floor is being reused and painters work on renovations. There is talk of converting the upper floor into a large dance hall or lodging space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Front Street
Conmmeret, Avenue
Ee House
Rans Opera
Sore Girls Serve Five Days For Quiet Misconduct
Anna Rehott and Ethel McVickers, two youths fined ten dollars in Justice Kennedy's court for frequenting low resorts in Mainville, began five day jail terms today. They were put to work scrubbing and cleaning the jail and Chief White's office, initially treating the arrest as a joke, but expectation of release soon grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rehott
Ethel McVickers
Visiting Old Friends and Transfer of Boise Business
F C Wills of Boise a former Amvonda alt spent a week in the pit examining business interests on Commercial and Park avenues before returning home. Mi Wit's grocery business on Commercial operated from 188 until May when the interest was sold to J Ghose. They left Anaconda due to Mrs Wills health and moved to Boise where they maintain a crook ranch. friends note Mrs Willewith has recovered health in her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Wills
Boise
Idaho
Amvonda
Park Avenues
Mi Wit's
J. Ghose
Anaconda
Wills
Crook Ranch
Willewith
Robert Emmett Day Exercises Planned by AOH
The committee in charge schedules a meeting tonight to finalize plans for Robert Emmett Day events next Monday. Irish citizens of Anasonda will attend with speakers John T. Carey and Ori Kennedy, plus musical performances and an address by Professor Muyvesarene tra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmett
O. H. Ha
Anasonda
John T. Carey
Ori Kennedy
Muyvesarene
Hearst Library Report for February Seasoned by Tathan
Miss Tathan, Hearst Library clerk, filed a February report detailing totals by section. General 7, philosophy 14, theology 7, literary miscellany 668, poetry 517, anthropology 344, breadth of attendance 1,691 in reference department, cumulative 492k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tathan
Hearat
Tet Report
Erary
Pontry
Cary
Social gathering at Lott B A after meeting at ALO H hall
A pleasant social hosted by Tedien after a meeting at ALO H hall featured cards and music. Prizes included a bonbon dish won by Mrs. T. J. Plem ming, a second prize by Mrs. Mary Tobin, and a Vina Cup and saucer awarded to Mrab Leary with a sand bowl also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedien
Lott B.A
Alo. H. Hall
T. J. Plemming
Mary Tobin
Secon P
Leary
Harmony the watchword in Lincoln Republican meeting
The Lincoln Republican club held a harmonious meeting urging unity for the city campaign. Speakers called for party loyalty, healing past rifts, and active turnout, with several bills approved and the session adjourned to next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Republican Club
Cambalen
Clu Haw
Sitce Ia
Anaconda Hosts Heilbronner Bowing Challenge
Heilbronner bowling team from Butte faces tough match in Anaconda at Tuckers alleys as ten picked players compete for five spots to meet the visitors this evening. Top five are L. G. Smith Arnold Froeh Jud Hasley Honey Van Rillis and Dr Owen. The match promises strong play with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilbronner
Butte
Anaconda
Tuckers
L. G. Smith
Arnold Froeh
Jud Hasley
Honey van Rillis
Dr. Owen
Heilbronners
Miss Elfen McDowell’s Farewell Party in Avherry Street
Miss Elfen McDowell left Sun day to reside permanently in Corvallis, honored by a surprise farewell at 418 Avherry Street Tuesday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs James McDowell, Mr and Mrs Faward O’Bannon, Geo. McDowell, Albert McDowell, Mrs O’Bryan, and many others as cards music and dancing marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfen McDowell
Corvallis
Avherry Street
Bag Iin
James McDowell
Faward O'Bannon
and Moa
Geo. McDowell
Albert McDowell
O'Bryan
Migses News
Mas Roney
Showers
Turner
O'Keefe
Waytwugh
McDowell
No Name Club Hosts Tea at Mrs Wilitin Dorlehs Home
Mrs Thomas y Heasantiy hosted the No Name Huchre club at Mrs Wilitin TH Dorehpa let, 4 Mickory street, on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Joseph eters, Mrs 7 W. Meharene, Mrs W J Stivens and Mrs F Spelman. Dainty refreshments were served. Mae vin Wil he to be entertained next Tuesday afternoon by Mit M. W. Tali at her Montane hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Y Heasantiy
Wilitin TH. Dorehpalet
Mickory Street
Joseph Eters
Mra
W. Meharene
W. J. Stivens
F. Spelman
Spon
Maevin
Mit
M. Tali
Popes the Montane Hotel
May Tremblay to Remain in Anaconda Miss Tremblay Guest at Leland
Miss May Tremblay of Missoula visits Anaconda as guest of Miss Agnes Holland at the Leland hotel. She is a violinist of ability and leads an orchestra in Missoula. The update hints at her staying on and integrating locally with friends and admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Tremblay
Missoula
Agnes Holland
Leland Hotel
Anaconde
Miss Tremblay
Las
Murie
Funeral notice for Brother Tattenbrook service announced
A funeral service will be held for Brother Tattenbrook at Deer Tad e venue. Almenhera of the Kidehis or Pythus JT invite members to attend the memorial at Pile hall on the theater night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattenbrook
Peters' Dance Saturday Night in Local Briefs
Local briefs note Peters held a dance Saturday night while Andrew Davis of Butte conducted business yesterday. Mrs S J Tripp traveled to Butte. Marie Abette Hine was examined, and a $1.00 item was noted at Verhoekmiest.
Local notes highlight social events and travel plans
A crowded social week features visits by Mrs. Winnie Schoenberger from Meadow Creek to Mrs. John Ducey, Mrs. Livermore returning from New York, and couples heading to southern California. Other items report a blizzard replacing spring warmth, construction on Fifth Street near Durston, and residents planning moves to Butte and Spokane. Justice Kennedy adjourned Furst’s case for ten days amid roadway gunplay concerns. A Knight of Pythias floral tribute to Hardenbrook from Deer Lodge accompanies his funeral plans tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Kennedy
John Furat
Furst
Deer Lodge
Knight of
Pythian
Hardenbrook
Order
Asd
Movements of Fish Defy Dynamics in Water
An enthusiastic amateur scientist in the city discusses how fish movement matches or defies known dynamics. He cites remarkable leaps, sudden changes of position, and high speeds that challenge existing theories, noting three inch goldfish can upset textbook dynamics. He compares fish motion to a submarine boat and questions current scientific explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
Washington
Isia
Wholesale restaurart figures and dental production oddly listed
A garbled paragraph describes a Paria restaurant with 4,000 persons, kitchen capacities from 100 to 500 quarts, 50 roasting pans for 300 portions, 25 pounds per oven dish, and 60 cooks with 10 assistants. It oddly adds that about 20 million artificial teeth are made annually in the United States, with nearly half by one manufacturer in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estaurart
Paria
United States
Nige York City
Meighan and Violet Lodes Patented in Silver Bow County
United States Land Office Helena Montana January 22 1901 notice filed by John H Johns of Butte for Meighan and Violet Lodes surveying Nos 6039 and 6094 in unorganized mining district Silver Bow County with net claimed areas 5.43 acres and 0.23 acres respectively adjoining multiple claims and noting recorded locations in Book Q pages 106 and 107 with various surrounding claimants and surveys. first publication January 3 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John H. Johns
Butte
Wiacovery
Silver Bow County
N. B. Cer
Sur
N. W. Cor
Violet Lode
Melghan Lode
Silver Bow
N. HB
Bur
North
Ft Sur
T. J. Argyle
Dennis Driscoll
Gasey
M. Cameron
James A. Murray
W. E. Smith
Patricie Lark
Nis
N. W
Lote
Charles
Warren
Patrick Clark
George D. Greene
Restater
MT. Baker
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Anaconda News
Anaconda Real Estate
East ‘Third Aitert
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Josephine Elburna
Selden Pratt
Insurance Agency
Clreet
Commercial Avenue
M. J. Fitzpatrick
The
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Anaconda, Montana
Tapa
New York
Omaha
San
Fransisco
Ets
Mraw
France
Germany
Oriens
National City Bank
First National Bank
Paul
Omaha National Bank
Omaha Bank OF California
Ban Francisco
John RK. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis
V. Bennett
F.C. Nombeck
Becky Sharp
Euchre Club
Church Services Tomm
Christian Church
Corner Sixth and
Oak
Frank Minnick
Winiater
Cedar
Ll. N. Eaton
Hible Claws
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
West Fifth Street
Ladies’ Aid
Robert Emmett Day
Hearst Library Report
Lc, B. A. Social
NO Name Club
F. W. Perkover
Fifth Street
Durston Resience
Alo
A. Hall
Mis
Winnie Schoenberger
Meadow Creek
John Ducey
West Park Avenue
Mrs. Livermore
Copper Iy Commercial Company
John Merrell
Southern California
Murrell
William Webb
Spokane
E. T. Carpenter
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Salt Lake
M. O'Keefe
John Byrne
Hancock, Mich
P. Bresnahan
Misa Eather Keefe
Cedar Street
William Twohy
M Hotel
Toney
Cnly
Montana Hardware Co
North Plain St
Butts
Bridger Hotel
Wirstoluns
Hatel
H. O. Emery
Bridger
Mont
J. D. McGregor
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow's Stables
South Miln Streat
Santa Fe
Ghort
Ogden Kansas City
Atchison
St. Joseph Leavenworth
St. Lots
Aiesetone Oy
Mexico
Sap
New Mexico
Ari
W. Nebrids
W. Butte
C. F. Warren
Lake City
Utah
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