Suit Over Machinery Still Dragging Along
In judge Eyneh’a court James G. Graham sues Mast Trutin Extension Mining to recover machinery in defendant’s possession. Graham testified he supplied gear for Dees and that a sale occurred due to nonpayment, with further disputes over ownership. Case resets for Tuesday morning. Also brief classifieds list removed offices and a for sale auto steamer in Helena.
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Eyneh
Department of the Assrot
James G. Graham
Mast Trntin Extension Mining Company
Plains
Columbus Butte Company
Colmbus Buty
Dyneh
Wecent Se McBride & McBride
State Savinge Bank
Open Bapt ist Church Dedication Set Next Week
The widowriary at the How Mrist Baptist church at Broadway and Montana street will host its first services a week from today. Since January worship has been in the basement while workmen finish the main area, now nearly completed after delays.
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Broadway
Montana Street
Extradition papers arrive for Thomas Barnes in Helena
Special Correspondence reports from Helena that April de Waller Hy Hanson of Wallace Idaho arrived with extradition papers for Thomas Barnes wanted on charges of securing money under false pretenses. Barnes reportedly escaped custody. Hanson expressed disappointment. Rev James I McNamee of Helens will preach next Sunday with a program of choice music for the occasion.
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James I. McNamee
Helens
Er Vine
The
Standard
Helena
de Waller Hy Hanson
Wallace
Idaho
Thomas Barnes
Barnes
Three Witnesses Heard Last for Prosecution
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helana April 4 three witnesses were examined to lay in the trial of Dallas and Mobead in the federal court The government has its last witness on the stand and it is probable the defense will begin the presentation of testimony Monday afternoon One witness today was J G Bullard an employee of the surveyor general who identified the signature of deputy ministers Bury
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Helana
Dallas
Federal Cour
Inday Waa
J. G. Bullard
Bury
OVEN NUGENT DEAD rises from home here. Nugent dies
Louis April 4 Brian Nugent president of Nugent and Bros Dry Goods company well known in the country died at his home here today. He was aged 60 years.
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Louis
Brian Nugent
Nugent & Bros.’ Dry Goods Company
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