Replevin Case and Remittitur In Montana Court Actions
In Butte district court Frank Cash sues Chanae of Venue Randhkipup Montana Ore Purchasing Martin Skubitz Tony Skubitz and John Oswald for damages 6000 claiming unlawful mining near Cash property causing unsafe building. Heinze and Montana Ore Purchasing deny mining. Skubitz Oswald admit mining but defend right and deny damage. Administratrix Catherine Morrison seeks release. J P Collins to act. Also venue change request in National Cash Register v J A Johnson Bozeman. Remittitur in Rand v Kipp reversed by Montana Supreme Court. Elsewhere a fight at a private home leads to assault charges against Shoemaker with warrant filed.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Martin Skubitz
Tony Skubitz
John Oswald
Frank Cash
Cash
Butte
Heinze
Skubitzs
Oswald
McHatton and Cotter
Catherine Morrison
Richard Morrison
J. P. Collins
National Cash Register Company
J. A. Johnson
Bozeman
Yes
Mine Hoisting Works Destroyed by Fire Near Meaderville
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the hoisting works of the Ticon mine near Meaderville early yesterday. Estimated damage ranges from $8 000 to $10 000 with no insurance. Suspected incendiary John Tucco suspects arson. Murray attributes accident. Fire started in the dry room where workers change shifts. department halted by extensive blaze. The shaft and sinking machinery could go to 1 000 feet.
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Holsing
Ticon
Meaderville
Mr. Murray
John Tucco
George Lapp
Anaconda Company
Bell
Second Hand Boy Arrested in Misuse of Scales Theft
Joseph Bycosky, a juvenile, is jailed on malicious mischief and theft charges after breaking a hay scale weighing 6000 pounds in South Butte and selling brass as junk. Detective Murphy had warned junk dealers, and Bycosky was arrested at Gordon and Bylson's shop when he tried to sell the brass parts.
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Joseph Bycosky
Bycosky
South Butte
Murphy
Gordon & Bylson
McGillie
Neenan asks Walkerville appointment for brother
Justice Neenan of Walkerville asks the county commissioners to appoint his brother George Neenan to the constable vacancy created by Tim Shea’s removal and adds his personal endorsement. The board took no action. The note also promotes the Butte Cafe run by J Esscalet of Vietna Vie ta.
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Justice Neenan
Walkerville
George Neenan
Tim Shea
Woman in Case Arrested for Assault in Third Degree
Chris Shoemaker was arrested yesterday on assault in the third degree and jailed. J B Marshall, a widower near Centennial brewery, told the county attorney that Calvis Shoemaker entered the house during a social visit, insulted him, and struck him, with several women present.
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Shoemaker
Marshall
Lynch
Arnold
Chris Shoemaker
J. B. Marshall
Centennial Brewery
Calvis Shoemaker
Funeral of Joseph Booth Pioneer Miner and Official
Joseph S. Booth died in Butte last Friday at St James hospital after a four year malarial illness. Born in Dublin in 1837 he came to Montana in 1865 and worked in Missoula County mining before serving as assessor and later postmaster. He also served as game warden before moving with his family to Butte. He leaves a wife and eight children. Burial was at St Patrick's Church.
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Joseph S. Booth
Montana
St. James’ Hospital
Mr. Booth
Dublin
Ireland
Missoula County
Richard Cunningham
Booth
Cleveland
Butte
Road to Nine Mile House Remains Open After Fence Dispute
County road near Nine Mile house wandered onto William St. Onge ranch and was fenced off. Commissioner Clark tore down the fence, it was rebuilt, and an order to keep the road open was filed in court minutes. Commissioner Peeples and a deputy sheriff removed the fence again as St. Onge agreed to quit blocking the road and seek a court decision.
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Nine Mile House
William St. Onge
St. Onge
Clark
Peeples
California for 25 Dollars Promises Budget Rail Travel
Starting September 1 Southern Pacific and lines via Ogden or El Paso to California announce daily colonist rates: Omaha and Missouri river points 25 dollars, St Louis New Orleans and Mississippi river points 30 dollars, Peoria 91 dollars, Chicago 33 dollars. Rates run through October 31 with stopover privileges in California. A booklet California for 25 by prominent men is free from any Southern Pacific agent.
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Southern Pacific
Ogden
el Paso
California
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Peoria
Chicago
Great Western
Mayor Appoints Seven Delegates to Mining Congress
Butte selects seven delegates for the upcoming mining congress. Appointees include W. Y. Pemberton former supreme court judge Thomas Bryant W A Clark mines superintendent B H Dunshee Bos ton Montana superintendent W F Ward Gagnon Mining superintendent G H Robinson Montana Ore Purchasing president Thomas Kilgallen Frank Commercial president H A Gallwey Parrot Mining superintendent.
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Butte
Davey
W. Y. Pemberton
Supreme Court
Thomas Bryant
W. A
Great Northern Railway Ticket Specials and Schedules
Basin and return fares listed: $1.50 to Boulder and $2.30 to Alhambra with good going options Saturday or Sunday returning Monday. Basin and return $1.00 and Boulder and return $1.00 with Sundays only. Ticket office 41 North Main Street and depot.
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Basin and Return
Boulder
Alhambra
North Main Street
Examining County Books in Butte by State Examiner
William Hudnall the state examiner and an assistant began a quarterly audit of county officers in Butte yesterday starting with the clerk of the courts books. He also examined several state banks in the city. Silver Bow lodge No. 240 and visiting brothers plan to meet at B. P. & A. depot Wednesday at 9 10 to escort the body of the late brother Cornelius Kayes.
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William Hudnall
Butte
Silver Bow Lodge
Cornelius
Booth Family Request Thanks For Support After Bereavement
Mrs J S Booth and family express gratitude to friends who assisted them during their recent bereavement.
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J. S. Booth
Bargains in Glassware at Knox Hats Agents in Butte
During the first days of this week a large lot of pressed and blown glassware will be sold at low prices. Dealers and others should buy now. Many items listed include water tumblers 35¢ per dozen, jelly glasses 35¢ per dozen, larger water tumblers 50¢ per dozen, berry bowls 20–35¢ each, seven piece water sets 95¢, and imitation cut glass pieces from 10¢ to 60¢.
Fine Shoes at Half Price in Varied Styles
A shoe sale offers Louis XV and vesting styles in kid, patent calf, and patent leather vamps. Prices slashed from $5.00 to $7.00 values down to $3.85 per pair. Nearly all sizes available with expert fitters on hand to assist customers.
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Philadelphia
Vici
Russia
Fall and Winter Shoe Sale Slashes Prices Across Styles
Shoe department closes out lines from Black vici kid to Banister tan shoes and kids boots. Prices cut on women and children’s footwear from $3.00 to $1.50, and men’s styles from $3.00 to $1.95. Stock includes laced black vici kid, linen and drill, French kid slippers, and red kid top shoes.
Not a Populist Any More Duffy Now Democrat
J. C. Duffy, formerly with the Populist Party in Granite county, attended yesterday’s Helena conference and declined his Granite county committeeman role. He said he left the party two years ago and now identifies as a Democrat.
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J. C. Duffy
Granite County
Helena
Duffy
Mr. Duffy
Not Indorsed by Mrs Eddy Sees Keene Book
Baltimore lawyer John Henry Keene published Christian Science and Its Enemies condemning pulpit attacks on Rev Mary Baker G Eddy. A press rep asked Mrs Eddy for endorsement. she initially declined then praised the author after reading the work.
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Baltimore
John Henry Keene
Christian Science
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Publisher urged to stop book over attacks on pulpit
A. B. Elliott, contractor and electrical supplies dealer at 102 East Park Street, urged cessation of publication in its present form. He acted after noting the author’s vehement denouncement of pulpit attacks, citing Christ's example of not reviling in return.
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A. B. Elliott
East Park St
Funeral notice for Sir Knight Charles R Hawley gathered by KOTM
Members of Ruby tent No 6 K O T M and visiting Sir Knights are requested to meet at Pythian castle Tuesday August 26 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of our deceased Sir Knight Charles R Hawley By order of 6O O KROGH Commander Walker s whiskey honest pints 12 West Park
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Ruby
Pythian Castle
Charles R. Hawley
O. Krogh
Ropemen Union Meeting Set at Engineers Hall
All members of Ropemen’s union No. 184 are asked to meet at Engineers’ hall at o’clock on Labor Day. Nonattendance carries a $5 fine. Per order of the german A. Cling secretary.
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Ropemen’s Union
Engineers’ Hall
A. Cling
Bowman of Seventh Ward Stricken With Bad Ankle
Alderman Bowman III of the Seventh ward is laid up with a weak ankle that flared up again after a long standing problem, keeping him home for a few days.
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Alderman Bowman
Seventh Ward
Table Linens Sale Prices With Irish Linen Details
Yard wide Irish table linen 64 inches in several designs and bleached finish. 68 inch Irish linen heavy quality in six choices. 72 inch fine Irish linen damask with diagonal satin stripes. 27 inch dinner napkins to match. 22 inch bleached Irish linen napkins in five patterns. Silver bleached Irish linen napkins 18 inches. 20 inch heavyweight Irish linen damask napkins in several designs. Prices range from 45 cents to 68 dollars per yard and per dozen.
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Mattarne
Baby Tooted His Toy Horn Becomes Bee Target
In Petersburg Kentucky on August 25 a baby in a high chair under an apple tree tooted a toy horn provoking a swarm from a nearby hive. Mrs Queen Bee alighted on a bean pole and stung the infant after he continued playing. Medical aid was given and a physician summoned, with the baby described as a sight to behold.
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Petersburg
Joseph Freitz
Frank Andrews
Queen Bee
Beekeeper's Relatives Recall a Great Big Man
Relatives describe a tall man who helped settle a swarm of bees, recounting his calm approach and decisive actions during the incident. The reminiscence highlights community respect and the beekeeper's enduring legacy.
Detective Gibbs Dies After Friendly Scuffle in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 25, private detective E Gibbs died following a minor altercation with George Darn and John Wilson. After a quarrel over sleeping arrangements, Gibbs collapsed and died shortly after attempting to rise.
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Cleveland
Ohio
E. Gibbs
George Darn
John Wilson
Darward
Wilson
Gibbs
Arrest of traveling salesman over theft interrupted by plea of bereavement
South Bend report says Valen Cieslik a traveling salesman for a liquor firm was arrested for the theft of the complainant’s items. He was arraigned and about to be fenced when he pleaded that his child lay dead, moving the judge to order his release.
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South Bend
Ind
Valen
Cieslik
Clemet
Nesses
Twins Die In Mishawaka Tragedy
Raymi and Irene Didier, four year old twins from Mishawaka Indiana, died within an hour of each other in the afternoon. Irene was the first to be born and to die, with Raymi close behind. A third child is near death and the parents are overwhelmed. the mother may be driven to mental strain.
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Mishawaka
Ind
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Main Street
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Sherman & Reed
Main Springs
MAYER
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Slit
Chanae
Gallatin County
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Blaze
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Justice Neeman
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Vietna
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Sherif
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J. H. O’gorman
Knox
Butte, Montana
Hennessy’s Crockery Department
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London
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Christian Science Leader
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Hennessy
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