Butte Divorce Case Ends for Archer and Wife on Default
The district court in Butte heard the Archer divorce action after a long history of public intrigue. Judge Harney granted Lee Archer a divorce from Maud Archer, awarded custody of their child, and canceled the prior alimony order. Sheriff Hubbard testified about the Billings affair and alimony details, with the case proceeding after the wife failed to appear.
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Maud
Lee Archer
Department I
District Court
Harney
Frank Hobart
Hobart
Sheriff Hubbard
Billines
Mrs. Archer
Billings
Yancey
Archer
Hubbard
Butte
J. T. Sidley
F. H. Francis
Sewell Family Welcomes Triplets After Night Births
Mrs. Walter J. Sewell of 234 South Idaho Street gave birth to three babies, two girls and a boy, from 10 15 pm to 11 30 pm. The father was away but is expected home this morning. The physician calls the newborns a fine, seventeen pound set.
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Walter J. Sewell
Idaho Street
Mr. Sewell
Josh Billings
Clark elected Stanford football captain for next year
George H. Clark left end of the varsity team, from Stockton, was elected to captain the cardinal squad for the next season at Stanford University in California.
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Stanford University
Cal
George H. Clark
Cardinal
Clark
Stockton
Governor Bliss Relinquishes Pension Rights
Washington December 3 Governor Bliss writes to Commissioner Ware relinquishing his pension. He says he has won a place on the pension rolls but doubts propriety of continuing as a pensioner when he is not in need. His disability was confirmed by two examinations and he has donated the $12 monthly pension he would have received to the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Washington, D. C
Ware
Elise
Michigan
Bliss
Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Ballots Not All In for Montana State Regiment Officers
Helena Dec. 3 Adjt. Gen. Shirley C. Ashby reports ballots for the state regiment officers have not all arrived yet but are expected to be in by Friday.
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Helena
Adjt
Shirley C. Ashby
Miner Blinded by Premature Blast At Prospect
Will O Connor of Centreville is a patient at St James hospital after a blast at a prospect yesterday. The accident hurled him several feet, left him momentarily blinded, and doctors say the eye injury is gravest though its full seriousness is unclear. He was brought to Butte for care and may face serious complications.
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Will O'Connor
Centreville
St. James’ Hospital
J. Newton Alexander
O'Connor
Butte
Death of H. H. Taylor noted in Montana dispatch
Special report from Miles City notes H. H. Taylor former foreman of the Haspknife outfit and later deputy sheriff under C. Cato died at Ekalaka on November 30. He was buried by the Odd Fellows. Taylor leaves a widow and four children aged 2 to 12.
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Miles City
Dee
H. H. Taylor
Haspknife Outfit
C. «. Cato
Ekalaka
Odd Fellows Dee
Doctor halts school after diphtheria outbreak
Dr. Ireland returns to Miles City from a trip to Little Pumpkin Cock to treat the Griffin child and finds four children aged 6 to 12 with diphtheria. He orders the school closed and the children isolated to stop the spread.
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Standard
Miles City
Ireland
Little Pumpkin Cock
Lou Griffin
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