Divorces Move Through Local Court Records
Hattie Weiser wins divorce from James E Weiser after years of neglect and forced work as she supported the pair. Grace Toughill seeks divorce from John Toughill citing willful neglect and drunkenness. Other spouses, including Mary Robertson and Amanda Stephens, also appear in decree actions. A Scientific Tribune note explains how giant sea swells form from persistent westerly winds and wind-driven waves.
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Donlan
Grace Toughill
John Toughill
Butte
Grace Woolman
Lynch
Mark Smith
Carrie Smith
Mary Robertson
John Robertson
William E. Stephens
Amanda Stephens
The
Scientific Tribune
South Seas
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Burt named superintendent of Rocky Mountain division
Official confirmation of A M Burt of the Fargo division becoming superintendent of the Rocky Mountain division of the Northern Pacific is received. The change takes effect next Monday and Burt will arrive Friday in Missoula to learn the new territory. B Johnson will assume Fargo division duties and F H Lantey becomes Yellowstone division chief at Spokane.
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A. M. Burt
Fargo Division
Northern Pacific System
M. M. Fowler
Rocky Mountain
Missoula
Burt
Fargo
B. ©. Johnson
F. H. Lantey
Spokane
Johnson
Yellowstone
Dilworth
Minn
Young Miner R Lee Cross Dies After Six Week Fight
R Lee Cross aged 20 died yesterday from injuries from a fall of ground at the Never Sweat mine. He suffered multiple injuries on July 1 while on the 2000 foot level and never recovered. An inquest will be held at 2 PM by Coroner Stevens. Cross, a California native who lived in Butte 17 years, will be laid to rest tomorrow at 727 East Galena Street.
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R. Lee Cross
Stevens
Cross
East
Galena Straat
California
Butte
Galena Street
Romantic Oklahoma schoolmaam helps build state legends
The article profiles Mrs. Fred Sutton known as the first lady of Oklahoma for organizing The Women of Eighty Nine and creating the Aprilis Fiesta in Oklahoma City. It recounts her early Kansas roots, teaching in a warehouse back room, and meeting Fred Sutton, who rose to bank and industry leadership as their fortunes improved.
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Fred Sutton
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
St. Louis
Pallas
Kansas City
Capt. W. 8. Couch
Washington
Luton
Kansas
Michigan
Guthrie
Mrs Wizzie O Marsha Receives Word on Father
Last Saturday Mrs Wizzie O Marsh learned word about her father W C. The fragment hints at a family update or development but lacks further specifics or names to confirm full details.
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Wizzie O'Marsh
W. C
Shippen rushes to Owyhee to comfort ailing father
Shippen traveled to Owyhee Oregon on Sunday morning to be at her father's bedside after learning last night that his condition had improved.
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Shippen
Owyhee
Man Pleads Guilty To Unlicensed Shooting In Slough
On the way from Anaconda yesterday deputy game warden J G C Clifford arrested James M Cumminson in Silver Bow for shooting in the slough without a license. He was brought to Butte and presented before Justice Foley where he pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine.
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Anaconda
J. GC. Clifford
James M. Cumminson
Silver Bow
Butte
Justice Foley
Stork Gift Prompts Twenty One Gun Salute in Indianapolis
Greek immigrant Pantelious Cnafouras won permission to fire 21 guns to greet his newborn son citing a family custom. Authorities granted the salute after he said he had advance knowledge of the baby's sex and that the gesture honors his heritage.
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Indianapolis
Pantelious
Cnafouras
Rockefeller to visit Livingston for Yellowstone trip
Willam G. Rockefeller elder brother of John D Rockefeller arrives in Livingston with family for a brief visit at the end of this week and will take a week of rest and fishing at Yellowstone National Park. President Farling of the Milwaukee club and other distinguished visitors are scheduled to tour Yellowstone next week.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Willam G. Rockefeller
John D
Yellowstone National Park
Farling
Milwaukees
Yellowstone
Obscene Messages Charged to Local Swiss Laborer
Charles Bauman a local Swiss laborer faced charges for sending obscene postal cards to Tresk a Tacoma rancher over a wage dispute. He was bound over to the Helena grand jury after a hearing in which he admitted guilt and waived examination. He was sent to Helena with postmark notes from Garrison and Butte. Obscene mail offenses carry up to five years in prison or a $5000 fine.
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Charles Bauman
Tacoma
Tresk
Bauman
Washington City
United States
C. N. Davidson
Helena
Garrison
Mont
Butte
Post Office
Every Saturday Boosters Day to Honor Montana Friends
A community boosters event marks Saturdays as a day to write letters and share boasts about Montana friends. Organizers aim to build goodwill and connect residents through daily notes and friendly exchanges.
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Boosters
Montana
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James E. Weiser
Weiser
Pdonton
Plisener and Haufbrau
Windsor
Kansas School
Stork
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