Butte Man Faces Lottery Charges In Chicago Case
Chicago police arrested J. J. Jacobs manager and William Groselaus clerk of the Montana Mining, Loan and Investment company on a lottery charge. They found hundreds of tickets and ads in the Temple Court Building office, with loans paid as profits and shares of mining stock. Authorities say the firm operated with mail use and published multilingual circulars, while denying legality and planning a hearing before Justice Prindiville.
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Chicago
Butte
J. J. Jacobs
Windy City
Montana Mining, Loan and Investment Company
Times-Herald
Jacobs
Groselaus
William Groselaus
Central Station
Temple Court
Dearborne Street
Pollos
United States Mail
Montana
Henry I. Haupt
Kern
Wooldridge
Prindiville
Benefit Ball by Division No 1 L A O H at Hibernia Hall
A benefit ball is set by Division No 1 L A O H at Hibernia Hall Centerville on April 18. Tickets are 50 cents per couple with 25 cents for ladies without escorts. Supper will be served at the hall. Dr Wix dentist offers lowest price.
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Division No. 1
L. A
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Attorney Cotter Denies Filing Ford Will In Anaconda
Anaconda report says attorney John W W Cotter was not in Anaconda Friday nor did he file the late Thomas Ford’s will. The will was allegedly given to executor Don Hayes last Monday and heirs are Kate Ford Margaret Daly Patrick Ford Mary Haverty and the Sisters of Charity orphanage. Estate valued around 10000 dollars includes ranches and mineral claims in Beaverhead and nearby counties. Cotter asserts no secrecy was intended and the widow is provided for in the document.
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John WW. Cotter
Anaconda
Standard
Thomas Ford
Stuart
Cotter
United States
Don Hayes
Hayes
Deer Lodge County
Kate Ford
Margaret Daly
Shenandoah
Patrick Ford
Pioneer
Iowa
Mary Haverty
St. Claire
Elm Orlu Lode
Trapper
Heaverhead County
Keokuk Lode
Wolftone and
Stanton Lodes
Ten Mile
Lewis and Clarke County
Beaverhead County
Victim of Dread Pneumonia Lippincott Dies in Butte
Lillian Gertrude Lippincott former wife of Judge W T Lippincott died early yesterday at Murray and Freunds hospital after a bout with pneumonia She had been librarian at the State Historical Society Helena and later worked at the Butte post office She leaves a mother and sister in New Brunswick and her husband as her sole Montana relative Funeral is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon from 832 West Broadway.
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Lillian Gertrude
W. T. Lippincott
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Pheamonia
Mre Lippincott
R. BE. Barker
Fredrickston
New Brunswick
Butte
Ism
Tavght
Stuart
Silver Bow
Judge Lippincott
Business Men's Association Meeting in Silver Bow County
The Business Men's Association of Silver Bow County will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday April 17 in the city hall council chamber. All business men are urged to attend. A F Bray is the chairman.
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Business Men's Association of
Silver Bow County
Council Chamber
A. F. Bray
Business Men's Association to Report Constitution Next Meeting
The Business Men's association led by president A F Bray calls a city hall meeting next Tuesday. A Brophy chaired committee prepared to report on a new constitution and by laws, with full attendance expected.
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Business Men's Association
A. F. Bray
P. J. Brophy
Northern Pacific Offers Round Trip Tickets to Miles City
For the stockgrowers convention in Miles City on April 17 the Northern Pacific will sell round trip tickets from all Montana points to Miles City and back at one fare. Tickets are valid for trains arriving April 16 and 17 and return until April 24.
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Miles City
Northern Pacific
Montana
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H. L. Haupt
Europe
Window of
China
Carlsbad
Mateh
French
Davis & Weimescary
Main Street
Dr. Wix
FORD
Dr. Wis
Gertrude Lippincott
Symons
Paris
New York
Sea Island
Percale
Tilce A
Toile du Nord
Ginghams
Richelieu
Viking
Monmouth
de Verre
Saul & Co
Saul
Oxford
Park St
W. Park St
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