Heinze injunction upheld in Minnie Healey case at Butte
Supreme court denied rehearing in the Finlen vs Heinze matter. Injunction against Heinze stands with indemnity bond set. bonds listed include W A Clark Jr and D J Hennessy. Marshall to serve in Butte. Swanson’s post office case noted with pending bond and early trial slated by Commissioner Fraser for next Monday.
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Helena
Minnie Healey
Butte
Heinze
Supreme Court
Brantly
Pigott
Finlen
Payne
Davis
Chumasero
Justice Milburn
Bach
Shores
Amalgamated Company
D. J. Hennessy
W. A. Clark, Jr
A. J. Davis
A. F. Bray
Henry Mueller
Mr. Bach
Justice Pigott
A. F Bray
H. G. Ricketts
Wool markets see twenty three clips disposed at Great Falls
Twenty three clips were disposed of in the wool markets at Great Falls, where dealers reported steady demand for stock. Local buyers observed cleaner lots and stable prices amid a quiet trading day.
Wool market tops at 15 cents with Waite & Elliot record
Great Falls August 4 wool sale totaled 566 500 pounds from 23 clips. Prices ranged 10 to 15 ½ cents per pound, average 14 2 3. Waite & Elliot of Lewistown sold 128 000 pounds for top price. Bain of Sweet Grass offered the low 10 cent lot for 10 000 pounds full of speargrass.
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Great Falls
Waite & Elliot
Lewistown
J A. Bain
R. Cornwall
Glasgow
Nichols, Dupee & Co
A. Lentz
Justice, Bateman &Co
J. Randall
Nichols, Dupee
Sweet Grass
J. Williams & Co
J. F. Leach & Co. Dupuyer
Whitman
Farnsworth & Thayer
Sam Tyler
Luce & Manning
Wool market sale in Billings tops half a million pounds
Special dispatch from Billings reports nearly 500000 pounds of wool sold at the Northern Pacific warehouse on Friday with prices from 10 to 14 1 2 cents. Major transactions include Bloomington Land & Livestock 25000 pounds to Hecht Liebman & Co at 14 cents and Martinsdale Sheep Co 125900 pounds to Kisemann & Co at 14 percent.
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Billings
Northern Pacific
Eisemann Bros
Boston
Johnson & Pennwell Company
Dewey, Gould & Co
F. S. Webster
J. Williams & Co
Mrs. Martyn
Martinsdale Sheep Company
Kisemann & Co
Fred Miller
B. F. Lepper
Hecht, Liebman & Co
Postoffice Clerk Held on Letter Interception Charge
Billings Aug 4 H F Swanson a postoffice clerk arrested yesterday on intercepting letters could not post bond of 2500 last night and was jailed. This morning he retained F M Johnson as counsel and appeared before the U S commissioner at 10 o clock entering a plea of not guilty on the charge
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Post Office
Swanson
Post Office Department
Captain Babcock
Snyder
The
Standard
Billings
H. F. Swanson
Postoffice
F. M. Johnson
Court asked to give reason in ex rel case Boston & Montana
Helena Aug 4 The Montana supreme court heard Boston and Montana against the District Court of the First Judicial District and asked the court to explain its Saturday denial of a writ of supervisory control. Justice Milburn and Justice Pigott commented on grounds for denial and possible need for an opinion, while attorney A J Shores urged clarity on the ruling’s basis for shareholders’ rights and merger questions.
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Helena
Supreme Court
A. J. Shores
Boston & Montana Company
Boston & Montana
District Court of the First Judicial District
Ai Court
Shores
Mr. Shores
Justice Pigott
Milburn
Justice Milburn
Amalgamated Copper Company
Northern Montana Methodist conference selects Benton as 1903 host
The 1902 Northern Montana Methodist conference closes in Great Falls with Benton chosen to host the 1903 meeting. Bishop Merrill extends thanks to clergymen and the Great Falls people. Committees for admission, examination, education, missions, and various church groups are named with several named members.
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Great Falls
Benton
Montana Methodist Mission
Bishop Merrill
Driff
Jennings
Powell
Mr. Smith
Montana
F. A. Riggin
J. R. Smith
George Logan
Allan Rodgers
J. H. Littl
C. E. Cunningham
F. L. Buzzell
P. W. Haynes
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
H. B. Sheldon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. A. Winters
W. R B. Young
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Joel Vigus
A. W. Hammer
James Opie
C. FE. Haynes
Temperance
J. Hocking
C. BF. Cunningham
J. H. Little
W. W. van Orsdell
Deaconess’ Hospital
F. P. Lechlster
Epworth League
L. R. Rufus
W. B. Young
Board of Control
F. L. Burgzell
S. J. Hocking
Althea Ayers
Mary Smith
Hattie Russell
Mrs M Groaty Sues Husband For Divorce
Mrs Catherine McGroaty files for divorce from Barney McCroaty in Great Falls citing desertion and non-support. She claims marriage in Anaconda on Decoration Day 1888, seeks custody of her daughter Catherine and $100 attorney fees.
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Great Falls
Catherine McGroaty
Cascade County
Northwest
Barney McCroaty
County Assessor Estimates Rail Line Valuation Rise
Helena Aug 4 County Assessor Martien estimates Lewis and Clarke county railroad line assessments will total 1 534 141 this year under the state board plan, up from 720 987 last year including side tracks. figures reflect broader valuation.
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Helena
County
Martien
Lewis and Clarke County
State Board
State Treasurer Receives County Funds Totaling 2485.81
Helena August 4 State Treasurer Barret receives 406.41 from Valley county county treasurer Small 351.40 from Powell Humber and 1 728 from Deer Lodge county treasurers P. D. Twohy totaling 2 485 81 in state revenue remittances to the treasury.
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Helena
Barret
Small
Valley County
Humber
Powell
P. D. Twohy
Deer Lodge County
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed for Frederick F. Shaw
Frederick F. Shaw of Havre filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court on Aug 4. The case was referred to S A Balliet. Shaw lists liabilities of 1095 and assets of 81.50. Shaw is identified as an engineer.
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Helena
Frederick F. Shaw
Havre
S. A. Balliet
Howard and Knight Wed in Driscoll Hotel Parlors
W C Howard traveling representative for the McCormick Machine company married Miss Marguerite Knight of Billings in the parlor of the Driscoll hotel this evening in a simple ceremony.
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The
Standard
Billings
W. C. Howard
McCormick Machine Company
Marguerite Knight
Driscoll
Infantry line results in Missouri department contest
Worth Kansas details the final day of the Missouri department infantry line competition. Maj. Gen. John Bates will attend and the top scorers include Sergeants Delekers and Deubery tied for first with high scores among 10 leading finishers from units such as 6th and 22d infantry and engineers.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Department of the Missouri
John Bates
Delekers
6Th Infantry
Deubery
Foster
Haynie admits killing Black Perry at Hysham camp
James Haynie, who does not deny killing Black Perry at the Hysham cattle camp on Beaver creek, surrendered to Crow Agency authorities and was moved to Forsyth by deputies. He said he acted to save himself, amid a feud with a rustling gang led by Perry. Foreman Haynie had warned of danger and had carried arms since a month ago. c. J. Hysham and lawyer Fred Hathhorn accompany Haynie to Forsyth. inquest into Perry's death was underway in Forsyth.
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The
Standard
Billings
James Haynie
Black Perry
Hysham Company
Beaver Creek
Forsyth
Crow
Haynie
White Perry
Red Jack
Lubbock
C. J. Hysham
Eight Persons Poisoned After Watermelon Meal
Eight people in Twin Bridges were stricken with acute cholera morbus after eating a watermelon. Doctors treated them intensely. most will recover, but Mr. Carnforth remains critically ill. The incident caused widespread alarm as the group resided in Iron Rod Bozeman.
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Carnforth
Young Falls boy given 30 day suspension to reform
Great Falls on August 4 reports 7 year old Ernest Johnson who has troubled police with repeated incidents. He appeared before Judge Safford and received a 30 day suspension of sentence to allow a chance to improve. failure could lead to reform school commitment.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ernest Johnson
Safford
Reform School
Marriage Notices From Great Falls August Fourth
Charles A. Linn and Vina Carmichael wed at the bride’s home 616 Sixth Avenue South. They will reside at 316 Sixth Avenue South. George Richards of Chateau and Mrs. Mary Francis Chanute Kansas were married at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. F R Farrand officiating.
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Great Falls
Charles A. Linn
Vina Carmichael
Sixth Avenue South
George Richards
Chateau
Mary Francis Chanute
Kan
First Presbyterian Church
F. R. Farrand
Obituary notices John Nelson Gallatin valley resident 44
John Nelson died Saturday morning from Brights disease in the Gallatin valley. He was 44 and buried Sunday from the Methodist church. He leaves a widow a daughter and several other relatives in the valley.
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Standard
Bozeman
John Nelson
Gallatin Valley
Bright
Nelson
Bozeman to Get a Daily Paper by Local Publisher Smith
Report from Bozeman dated August 4 indicates plans to establish a daily paper by a local publisher named Smith. It will be printed in a local office and the paper's political stance has not yet been learned.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Smith
Miner John Gillis Killed by Falling Mine Bucket
John Gillis 44 was killed at the Martha W mine in Iron Age gulch south of Winston when a loaded bucket dropped from the shaft top crushing his skull. Brady Hanson survived, Angus Gillis at the top failed to stop the hoist. Gillis’s funeral is set for tomorrow with the Miners' Union handling arrangements.
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Helena
John Gillis
Martha W
Winston
Gillis
Brady Hanson
Angus Gillis
John
Hanson
Angus
Mr. Hanson
Stewart and Smith
Miners’ Union
Typographical Union Elects Officers in Helena
The Helena Typographical Union No. 99 held its regular semi annual election. Elected: President R. J. Lemmert. Vice President A. N. Pettey. Secretary and Treasurer Don C. Moore. Executive committee includes E. A. Fraser George Major Edward Kilfeather and John Baker. Sergeant at arms George House. Reading clerk R. L. Fisk. Delegates to allied printing trades council H. O. Smith C. J. Fink Fred Neagle. Delegates to Helena trades assembly T. B. Lindsay H. O. Smith and R. J. Lemmert. Delegates to state trades and labor council H. O. Smith.
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Helena
Helena Typographical Union
No. 99
R. J. Lemmert
A. N. Pettey
Don C. Moore
E. A. Fraser
George Major
Edward Kilfeather
John Baker
George House
Reading
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