WANTS A RICHER WIFE Divorce Granted in Tivoli Brewer Case
Mrs Fannie Batschi testified that Gaudenz Batschi the Tivoli brewery proprietor abused her and drove her from home after marriage in 1899. She sought alimony and fees but the parties settled, she was granted a divorce and allowed to resume her maiden name Fannie Tittman. No children from this marriage.
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Fannie Batschi
Gaudenz Batschi
Batschi
Tivoli Brewery
Breen & Mackel
Harney
Fannie Tittman
Butte
South
Montana Street
Old Demersville cliff house burns in Kalispell area
Special Correspondent reports the Demersville cliff house, built 18 and 1891 by Hunt & Harwood and later owned by Missoula Mercantile, was destroyed by fire with origin details unclear. The piece notes surveying work, land prospect, and rising farm land interest in Flathead valley, plus regional railroad and forestry activity.
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Standard
Kalispell
Atlania
Sedan
S@ithead lake
Guthrie
Great Northern
Flathead Lake
Lewis and Clarke
Hill
Northern Pacific
Ixalispell
Haines
Flathead Reserve
Department
Jewell Ia
Gateway
Eve Jong
Montana
Crow's Nest
Treasury humorist Shaw spins church collection yarn
The Chicago Chronicle notes Secretary Shaw of the treasury department is known for stories at noon lunches with the three assistant secretaries. He recounts a tale of a barber in a church who quips about entering a game with a small limit and slips in a nickel.
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Chicago Chronicle
Shaw
Treasury Department
In Name Only Wife Seeks Support From Deserted Cook
Anna May Sutter told Judge Harney that Charles Sutter deserted her on April 9, 1900. She said they are not living as spouses and that he is her husband only in name. The judge ordered $100 permanent alimony at $20 monthly and $50 attorney fees, half due May 1 and half due June 1.
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Anna May Sutter
Harney
Michael McCormick
Pony
McCormick
Carson
New York
Butte
Sand Creek
Fourth of Jay
Morris
Billings News Items Include Travel Plans and Local Crime
Mrs Fannie Toole of Park City plans a Salem Oregon visit through next fall. Henry Pearl faced a peeping charge but was released after a lecture as evidence proved unclear. W A Vale seeks rheumatism relief at Hunter s Hot Springs. Mrs H S Boal and son Cody visit Billings, then head to Miles City for a stockgrowers meeting. Ed Camp relocates to Billings to start a real estate and livestock brokerage. C L Harris and son return from North Yakima. Two men, Frye and Lillox, arrested for breaking into a Northern Pacific freight car and stealing shoes. Marriage license issued to William Lauer and Zella Brown. Conrad Kohrs visits Billings to review Parmley Billings library and plans a Deer Lodge library in memory of his son.
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Billings
Fannie Toole
Park City
Salem
Ore
Henry Pearl
Pearl
W. A. Vale
Hunter's Hot Springs
H.S. Boal
Cody
Miles City
Mr. Boal
Ed Camp
Laurel
Camp
L. Harris
Little Son
North Yakama
Wash
William Frye
William Lillox
Northern Pacific
William Lauer
Zella Brown
Conrad Kohrs
Remarkable Prospect on Rainbow Mountain Found by Rasche
Pat Rasche arrived from Thunder Mountain and described a gold find on Rainbow Mountain summit. He washed 18 pans of dirt yielding coarse gold averaging just over 1.50 per pan and recovered a 10 pound boulder showing gold throughout. The boulder and gravels came from the mountain summit crevice.
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Boise
Pat Rasche
Thunder Mountain
Rainbow Mountain
Miles City and Custer Daily Notes and Events
Rose Steizer of St Paul visits Forsyth sister Mrs Wright and Miss Anna Hurley. John Truscott brings reform school band to livestock convention. Lemmon of Lake Town Cattle visits from Spearfish planning steers marketing on Montana range and Dakota grazing lease on Crow Creek reservation. Allen sheep shearing machine demo impresses sheep owners despite minor red spots from clipping.
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Standard
Miles City
Rose Steizer
St. Paul
H. G. Wright
Forsyth
Anna Hurley
John Truscott
Reform School
Lemmon
Lake Toomb Cattle Company
Spearfish
Terry
Pers
Their Case Is Dismissed John Paul the Assyrian Case
The burglary charges against J. E. Walters alias Richards Albert Rutten and May Miller were dismissed by Judge McClernan at the county attorney’s request. The action followed a prior juries’ deadlock in the Richards case and concerns about witness rumors. Paul the complainant left the city, and $120 found in the Rutten home will be returned to him.
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J. E. Walters
Alias Richards
Albert Rutten
May Miller
McClernan
John Paul
East Mercury Street
J. F. Richards
Paul
Richards
Ruttens
Dobson
Rutten
Profitable Gallatin lamb shipment sets price record
Bozeman April 16. Harry Smith shipped two double deck loads of red wool lambs averaging 80 pounds to Chicago. Prices were $6.80 per 100 pounds, highest yet for Montana lambs. Smith reportedly lost no lambs in transit and fed hay of oats weeds clover and wild hay.
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Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Harry Smith
Chicago
Harry JL. Smith
Bozeman, Mont
Clay, Robinson & Co
Montana
Under Current of Keeling Marred by Marginalized Voices
Unclear dispatch notes discontent around a keeling issue arising from marginalities and systemic oversights. The piece hints at undercurrents of frustration tied to policy gaps and overlooked communities influencing debate.
Woman escapes serious injury from stray bullet in Colorado
Mrs. Henry Vilas of Pittsburg Pennsylvania was wounded in the neck by a stray bullet fired while a boy hunter was nearby. A surgeon removed the bullet near the spinal column and she rested comfortably after the operation. Police held the boy named Ellis who said he fired at a gopher as the carriage passed.
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Pasadena
Col
Henry Vilas
Pittsburg
Ellis
Butte railway sells tickets to Anaconda and stations
Tickets are on sale to Anaconda and all stations between Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rate information is cheerfully furnished.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Remarkable Cure Virtuoso Draws Multitudes Across Nation
A famed healer attracts crowds from far and wide claiming to restore sight and hearing and cure many ailments including dyspepsia asthma rheumatism and paralysis using a new European and Oriental medical system.
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Butte News
Solid Foundation
Doull Bros
Mont
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Hibernian Glee Club
Sutton
Family Theater
Uncle
Sam
Tom Sutton
R. P. Sutton
Broadway
Stetson
Uncle Toi’s Cabin CO
Leon W. Washburn
Barnum
Derr
Buck
Eva
Sutton's
Broadway Theater
I Richard Sutton
America
Blanche Walsh
Paul Leicester Ford
Ajlantica Meredith
H. J. W. Dam
LA Madeleine
Grand Opera House
Dumas
Danie F
E. Bandmann
del Franchi Bros. and
The
Grand Opera House Company
D. P. Sutton
Barlow
Minstrels
Brewer Batschi
Judge Harney
Flathead Country
Miles City and
Custer
Gallatin Country
James A. Henshall
Horman Fish Hatchery
Henshall
Red Rock Lake
Gallatan County
Carnegie
Louisville
N.Y
Bute
Europe
Orient
Kelley
Australia
South Africa
Yellek
Yeller
N. E. Cor. W
P.j.brophy & Co
Eae Sa
P. J. Brophy & CO
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