Judge Grants Temporary Injunction Over J. T. Cigar Label
Isadore Pincus obtained a temporary injunction from Judge Clancy against W. F. Scheffel to stop using the label J. T. for cigars. Pincus says he bought the right to use the label in 1901, though Scheffel has used it since 1892 for Shinnick and trade. The case also covers rent claims by George Casey and a separate dispute over findings in Ryan v Hinds et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Pincus
W. F. Scheffel
Clancy
Pincus
J. T
J. T. Shinnick
Shinnick
George H. Casey
A. W. Barnard
Thomas Lode
One Tree Town in Butte Weathered Winter Well
Butte reports only one tree surviving the winter and still standing at the old place. City Clerk Quarles states no official is assigned to tree care and ponders appointing a superintendent of trees. The tale notes the tree once appeared on a card set background. Also contains local dairy ad mentioning creamery products and phone numbers.
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Butte
Quarles
B. H. B. Hooper
Expansive Tree Company
Biddeford
W. K. Quarles
United States
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Fast Relief for Colds
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a dry air germicide that relieves catarrhal colds in minutes and cures in 24 hours. It claims quick relief from runny nose eyes tearing and hearing impairment and advertises a $1 price with a five day free trial by mail from R T Booth Co Ithaca NY.
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R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Mueller Is 51 Today As School Board Sets Bond Bids
The school board marked Henry Mueller turning 51 by planning to publish bids for 100000 dollars in bonds. Discussion covered issuing half now and half later to save interest, with bidding to proceed via the finance committee. The meeting also reviewed gym work at Washington school, school enrollment figures, payroll, and facility repairs.
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Henry Mueller
Atl
Mueller
State Board of Land Commissioners
White
Washington
Washington School
Supply Committee
Grant School
Board of Health
New West Side
Young
McKinley
West Side
Busy Court Session Ends After Six Judge Boyle Handles Array of Defendants
Defendants faced Judge Boyle in a lengthy police court session with many cases dismissed or fined. Jenkins was cleared after contradictory testimony. Garron was beaten but charges against McGuire dropped. Ryan and Miller each fined ten dollars. Pardee, Derville, and May faced mixed outcomes with fines and dismissals. May was found not guilty in a separate extortion case involving Shea, who was convicted with sentence deferred. Warnings issued as Wilds, Wing, Keating, McAllean, Raymond, Blake, and Murray faced various penalties or continuances. Roseleat lodge hosts a grand ball at South Butte with tickets 50 cents. program features dances, songs, and a cartoonist tribute titled Prince Henry's Finish.
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Boyle
R Pollinger
William B. Jenkins
George Dismos
Fast Park Street
Bollinger
Ben
Ryan
Miller
Garron
McGuire
A. B. Derville
Frank Pardee
Frankie May
East Mercury Street
Pardee
Derville
May
Burt Marsh
John Shea
Shea
Fire Department
E. W. Wilds
George Washington Scott
Keating
John McAllean
Josie Raymond
J. W. Blake
Mollie Murray
Centerville Minstrels Impress at Hibernia Hall
The Centerville Minstrels staged by Argenta lodge No 49 A O U W drew a packed crowd at Hibernia hall. The audience stayed through the entire program, praising a show with traditional end men in burnt cork makeup and a lively series of gags and songs.
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Hibernia Hall
Cork
Centerville
Argenta Lodge
Death of Thomas C. O Meara in San Francisco
Word reached Butte last night that Thomas C. O Meara died in San Francisco yesterday morning at age 36. He left Butte March 6 in feeble health and death was unexpected. O Meara was a well known local businessman, six years with Channing Music and Montana Music, then in 1899 formed a cigar and tobacco shop partnership at 6 Mast Broadway. He had fallen ill last fall and was not well.
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Butte
San Francisco
Thomas C. O'Meara
Mr. O'Meara
Old Channing Music Company
Montana Music Store
William Hanson
Mast Broadway
O'Meara
Untimely Death Shocks California Circle
A man who traveled to California last month for health relief died, leaving behind many friends and business acquaintances who mourn his loss in the city.
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California
Helena Power and Light assets sale approved in foreclosure
E T Wilson receiver of First National bank won permission from Judge Smith to sell 27260 dollars in Helena Power and Light bonds and 767 shares of stock to T A Marlow for 16250 dollars. Marlow leads a syndicate seeking to reorganize the company after foreclosure while stock is said to have no value. The deal received comptroller approval and bonds were turned over after the sale.
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Standard
Helena
E. T. Wilson
First National Bank
Smith
Helena Power and Light Company
T. A. Marlow
Marlow
Wilson
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Casey
James Ryan
T. R. Hinds
E. C. Dugan
Harney
John N. Kirk
R. B. Smith
Hinds
John Lindsey
Ness
West Broadway
Rtise
Symons
Montana
W. B
G. D
la Grecque
R & G No
G. D. No
W. B. Short Corset
W. B. Long
Roseleat Lodge
D. of H
A. O. U. W. Hall
South Butte
Prince Henry
Dirks
Opper
Og Egeyt
van Ordin Corset Co
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Latice Models
Coth
Ile
Lenox
India
Hig
THE
Centerville Minstrels
San
Francisco
Helena Power and Light
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