Convicted L. G. Livingston Sentenced Five Years for Forged Check
Judge Clancy overruled a motion to arrest judgment after Livingston was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses via a forged check cashed through Paxson. He urged leniency citing his mother in the East. Other court actions included divorce granted to Catherine Reed, a forgery case set for next Thursday, and a request to move a damage suit to federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HH. Paxson
Clancy
Livingston
Mr. Parr
Paxson
Burns
Catherine Reed
William Reed
White Sulphur Springs
Fanny Mateusevitz
Charles S$. Warren
Fred de Lyle
Eugene Mellier
Vinant Rooney
Northern Pacific
United States Court
Bargain Souvenir Matinee Of Who is Who Today
A local theater offers a matinee event with a free souvenir for every lady. The promotion draws attention to a guessing game style program titled Who is Who, inviting audiences to participate and enjoy the afternoon show.
Advertising cuts from Standard Publishing for illustration
Standard Publishing offers a variety of advertising cuts and illustration materials. Correspondence solicited for inclusion and use in catalogues and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Libby Placers Start Early As How ard Brothers Plan Hydraulic Work
Arthur G. Staveley reports the How ard brothers at Libby placers have begun sinking with four men, aiming for an early, large clean-up aided by vast dead work including a mile long ditch to divert Libby creek and a small lake. They expect to mine high hillside ground via extensive hydraulic methods, with an expansive, potentially city-scale project in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Great Falls
Little Spokane
Great Western
Grouse Mountain
Libby
Troy District
Spokane
The
Standard
Arthur G. Staveley
Libby Creek
Howard Brothers
Libby Placers
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Movements and Duties
Robert J. Coburn of Malta visits relatives in the city along with M. F. Marsh of Big Sandy. George F. Gunn ore buyer for Silver smelter traveled from Big Lake yesterday. W. D. Synes of Lewistown returns from the East. C. Wallace Taylor drove from the farm near Chateau. Frank Coombs departed for Benton to supervise erecting the new Power block. M. M. Cone returns after a year in Hamilton. Dan McDonald of Butte visits on Federation of Labor business. Clara L. Sawyer of Bell tours town on Degree of Honor work. J. M. Montgomery resigns from Fort Benton pumping station and heads to Great Falls for a new post. He remains to aid transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Gunn
Diglena
W. D. Synes
Power Mercantile Company
Lewistown
C. Wallace Taylor
Teton County
Chateau
Frank Coombs
Benton
M. M. Cone
Hamilton
Ravalli
Benton Press
Dan McDonald
Butte
Western Federation of Labor
Clara JL. Sawyer
Bell
Montana
J. M. Montgomery
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Enton Press
A Great Mine in Great Falls Taxed by Ore Returns
H W Soule returned from Great Falls with returns on a fifteen percent royalty share from the Benton lease. D L Barker’s cut surpassed two thousand two hundred dollars, implying nineteen tons of ore yielded over fifteen thousand dollars to the leasers. The Renton is hailed as a great mine.
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Great Falls
H. W. Soule
Benton
Soule
D. L
Barker
Renton
Neihart Herald
Fremont Crane Named Assistant Engineer in Western Division
Assistant Engineer Fremont Crane of Sand Coulee is promoted to assistant engineer of the Western division of the Great Northern, after years of service as the company's engineer at that point.
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Great Falls
Fremont Crane
Sand Coulee
The
Great Northern
Rich Yukon Strip Promises Rival Mining Boom
The Dupuyer Acantha reports interest in a Blackfoot ceded strip north toward the Canadian line. Spokane investors back Crackerjack mine with $1,250 for 500 shares. Swift Current needs roads and bridges as speculation grows on a concentrator and railroad bringing a major Northwest mining camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Dupuyer Acantha
Joe Butch
Spokane
Spokane Money
Northwest
Coeur A d’ Alenes
Buffalo Hump
Idaho
British Columbia
Trail Creek
Wild Horse River
Nelson
Rossland
St. Mary's River
Indoor Baseball Clubs Bring Parlor Sport To Neihart
Butte readers learn of Neihart indoor baseball praised as wholesome easy exercise. The Neihart indoors club, led by W F McQuigan, meets in Crawford's hall on Tue Thu Sat with 21 members and a plan for a grand contest game inviting ladies to attend.
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W. F. McQuigan
P. Marelius
W. Oriet
J. Gallion
Morton
J. Tripp
E. Farrell
J. Cody
D. Ledbetter
High School Fight Heats Up in Chouteau County Vote
A county high school funding battle grows heated as literature campaigns and voter outreach surge. Chinook and Havre unite to block the Benton proposal, prompting talk of another election and a possible new building with bonds worth tens of thousands. Nearby east end petitions gain traction, with at least 200 signers supporting a high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Walls
Choteau County
Chinook
Havre
Benton
Navre
County Hears Proposal for New Facility Location
The text argues Chateau county must get a building soon with options at Chinook Havre or Benton. Chinook would require 30000 in bonds and ongoing costs. Benton offers a free rent building but taxes residents per 1000 of assessed property. Fort Benton is favored by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau County
Chinook
Havre
Benton
Fort Benton
Elks Welcome 20 New Candidates In Great Falls Fiesta
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a two part ceremony in Elks hall with twenty new candidates initiated. A luncheon at the Park hotel followed, attended by about 70 Elks including Ben Harris of Butte and guests from Helena Boulder Chicago area and Minneapolis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Park Hotel
Elks
Ben Harris
Butte
W. H. Sweet
John Berkin
Boulder
L. A. Walker
Train derailment near Alkali Springs injures no one
A Great Falls train on the Great Falls & Canada road left the track at Alkali Springs seven miles from the city. The mixed passenger freight train overturned. several freight cars piled up. Assessor William Birkenbuel witnessed the wreck and notified Bowler in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Canada Road
Alkali Springs
Wiliam Birkenbue
Cove
Bowler
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Hennevey’s
J. Kearney
Gorham
Mr. Brown
Rainy Creek
Blackfeet
Blackfoot
Peton County
Upper Libby
Kleidt
Robert J. Coburn
Malta
M. F. Marsh
Big Sandy
Bach-Cory Building
Arbuckles
Gaffee
Choteau
Park St
Symons
Butterco
Femine Fost T
Footer
Paris
New York
Valenciennes
Light Charlies
Gibraltar
Toile du Nord Gingham
Derby
Putte
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
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