Davis estate dispute seeks removal of administrator
Heirs press to remove John H. Leyson as administrator over the Davis estate citing mismanagement and lack of inventory filings. Judge Harney declines immediate suspension but schedules hearings on removal and revocation of letters, amid claims of $16,009 improper payments and ongoing litigation to distribute cash and assets.
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John H. Leyson
Harney
My Leyson
Th. Clayberg
Helena
Henry A. Root
Eblen $. Corrie
Harriet R. Sheffield
Henry A. Davis
Harriet S. Holton
Elizabeth Bowdoin
H. A. Root
Lewson
Leynon
Jude Clayberg
Levnon
John E. Davis
John A. Davis
Supreme Court
Mr. Clayberm
Mr. Leyson
Bar Hsm
James W. Forbis
Leyson
Forbis
Porbis
Fechas
Forbie
Corer
Death of Fremont Gunderson Foreman Ties Chicago Papers
Well known printer Fremont Gunderson dies in Chicago after a career as foreman at the Chicago Chronicle from its birth. He also worked with the Chicago Mall and Chicago Herald and belonged to the Chicago Typographical Union No. 16 Old-Time Printers Association and the Masons. Interment was at Graceland Cemetery. Chancellor O'Donnell relocates law office to room 55 fifth floor Hire dour block.
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Albert Gunderson
Fremont Gunderson
Chicago
Gunderson
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago Mall
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Herald
Chicago Typographical Union
O'Donnell
Preliminary action in Hennessy case continues two weeks
The case against Mike Hennessy for unlawful cohabitation saw another two weeks of preliminary action yesterday before Justice of the Peace Danter. Deputy County Attorney Lynch pressed for witnesses who had not appeared, urging a stronger plea for the state.
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Mike Hennessy
Justice of the Peace
Danter
Lynch
School district auction in Heron Montana for scout bonds
The Montana School District No 9 in Missoula county will offer $2,000 scout bonds at auction in Heron. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, semiannual, redeemable in 10 years and payable in 20 years from July 1 1902. Sealed proposals accepted until noon August 20 1902, W A Beebe clerk.
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Mismain County
Montana
Heron
W. A. Beebe
Not Guilty Verdict and Extended Hearing in District Court
The defense asked for discharge and dismissal as hearings were postponed for a month but Justice Danter refused, granting a one week con vivance at the request of the defendant. The case involved Hennessey charged with unlawful voting. The district court trial last week ended with a not guilty verdict, and the defendant’s companion reportedly fainted during the proceedings.
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William Newton
Danter
Iho
Hennessey
Jew Jeu Tt
Distriet Court
Rma. Tife
Erickson Defends in Battle Over Dinner Knife and Axe
In a July 25 confrontation at a Minnesota home, Erickson and Backers fought after drinks. Erickson suffered knife and head injuries, Backers allegedly wielded an axe. Mrs Erickson testified and described the events in Swedish through an interpreter. The case ended with Erickson being discharged on motion by the prosecuting attorney.
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Herman Backers
Sam Eton
Roo
Libby
Eirickson
Backers
Erickson
Extele Fon
Lynch
Horses shot after trespass sparks cruelty charge
William Ould reports two mares strayed onto Ernest Mathers’s land from Sandy Tail Creek. Mathers allegedly shot the animals after a fence dispute. One horse is dead and the other likely to die. a cruelty complaint awaits a Justice of the Peace hearing.
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William Ould
Sandy ‘Tail Creek
Ernest Mathers
Mathers
Mathersn
Chester
Alead
Emancipation Day Observance Draws Crowd in Basin
The colored Anaconda held an emancipation anniversary at Basin with an estimated crowd over 200. The event mixed sports and a traditional southern barbecue with speeches. Elders recalled prewar days and old plantations while others shared tales of the southland.
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Basin
Southland
Excursion Rates Via Northern Pacific Announced
The notice lists excursion fares from Butte to San Francisco and Los Angeles with round trips priced at 850.00 and 880.00, valid 60 days from sale. Stopovers allowed. reservations through W. H. Merriman, Northern Pacific General Agent, Butte, Montana. Also mentions the first annual picnic at Pipestone Springs Utah with special round trip fare of 1.00 adults and 0.30 for children, with special departure times from Meaderville and Montana Union Depot.
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Butte
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Man Street Bulle
Mont
America
Pipestone Springs
Aur
Meaderville
Montana Union Depot
Bounty Road Crossing
Butte & Boston Smelter
Delegates from London for Butte Mining Congress
London attendees announced for the Butte International Mining Congress to be held September 1 2 4 and 5. Arthur Jackson of the Alaska Geographical Society will appoint five delegates and lead an exhibit. The press committee list includes many prominent editors and reporters from Montana papers and national journals.
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Arthur ©. Jackson
International Geographical Society
London
Mahon
Butte
Alaska Geographical Society
Crystal Palace
Theg
Lefety
Alaska
Pacific
United States
George Dewey
Ann Carnegie
A. G. Foster
AW. Greely
James Plhin
Seth Love
Bernard Moon
John
Iat
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Mining Congress
Miles Romney
Tiky
A.B. Kieth
Miner
W. W. Waleeworth
Standard
Sonia
Ber
Labor World
Steward Te Kilroy
Independent
Hamilton
Ter Als
Merson
Courier
Roseman
Miitene
Tritone
Great Falls
Lance Hoss
Call
Philpetnns
Manikin
Mountaineer
Maryertte
Aiken
Encerprian
Tavingston
A.W
Sheritan
Pioneer
Big
W.M. Rote
Wight
Leater
Peter ‘Tower
Eggleston
E. Catlin
Joseph Smith
Madisonian
Virginia
City
Gone Koon
Inter Lakes Kalispell
Progress Basin
Joan W. Pace
Mmany and
Parmer
Helenay A
Ate Aeron
Post
Livingston
Ing
Cols Timen
Forsyth
Morrie
Tinse
Jean Decker Gazette
Kittin Hohn
Vrooman
Argus
Lewiston Town Ie
Stout
Glentives Wa Fen
Davenport
News
Forsythy
Iver Press
Port Renton
Bill Hoardman
Hersid
Mr. Boxnton
Record
Helena
B.J Willis
Hane Misoula
Vickers
Times
Virginia City
Jean P. Kirkpatrick
Chronicle
George We. Alderson
Red “Lodge
Mie Potter
Sournn
Stes City
Republica
Tozemans M.C
Peat Lmetetown
Ator Acantha
Dusfuyer
Cation Shelby
Shelby
Frank Wrirnt
Enterprise
II. Heilbronn
J. A. Sissey
Western Mining Worth
Chicago
Anaconda
Henry W Ft Carnes
Frank Ardene
Jee H. Williams
Sue
W. W. Anstle
Abenteen
Washi
Rohl Evans
CW. Muck
JW. Toklas
K. Zeleska
HW Carter
Lodging House Permit Granted for Colorado Street Site
John ncoville received a permit for a brick lodging house on Colorado Street lot 45 block 5 original townsite. It will be a two roomStory building 20 by 115 feet costing $6 000.
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Colorado ‘Street
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