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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1917

Page

10

Kellys in Court Again Over Alimony and Custody

The Kelly divorce case between Bertie and Harry Kelly filled Judge Lynch’s court with hearings on contempt, modifications, and the decree granting Mrs. Kelly $75 temporary alimony. Harry sought to restrain his wife from moving out with the children and furniture, but the judge ruled the wife may seek protection without a court injunction against moving. Other divorces included Kate Owen, William Baker, Anna Thomas, and Della Upson, each with contested grounds of cruelty, desertion, or intemperance. An amended complaint by Marguerite Henry sought an attachment for alimony arrears, and Anja Wirenlus filed for divorce with a restraining order sought to protect the children and funds. An unrelated obituary notes Rudolph Rufow’s death after being struck by a car on the Fort Keogh road.

Bertie Kelly Harry Kelly Hettie Kelly Kellys Kelly W. E. Carroll Mrs. Kelly Kate Owen W. J. Owen Lynch Anna Thomas Frank E. Thomas San Raphael Cal M. Kerr Beadle Della M. Upson Samuel L. Upson Bilings Senmaimms Marguerite Henry Jesse C. Henry Oresrea Henry Asrees Matti A. ‘Melaner Henry Anja Wirenlus Nicholas Wirenlus Finland Danke Enos E. Alte

Montana Appropriations in Treasury Estimates

Special Dispatch reports that Montana receives broad Treasury estimates for state projects. Notable items include Flathead irrigation $750,000, Milk River $186,000, Sun River $220,000, Blackfeet and Glacier park funding rises, and Yellowstone park road work expansion. Admin offices gain modest boosts. Bozeman fish hatchery up $1,200 to $4,800.

Washington Montana Secretary of the Treasury Sun’ River Yellowstone Fort ‘Peck

Man pleads not guilty in Bozeman manslaughter case

Roy Whitney faced arraignment in district court on the manslaughter charge for the Nov 14 head injury at a local saloon that led to William Byers death on Nov 18. The coroner’s jury found Whitney responsible due to the fatal wound infection. Whitney is held on bail. Also noted: Joe Wiley leaves for Seattle to pursue aviation service exams. Three Madison river farmers sue Montana Power for 40000 in damages for January to April injuries, seeking an injunction to stop water diversion. Attorneys are listed. Gallatin county taxpayers faced a last day surge of over 100000 in tax receipts, with 200 receipts mailed and more issued at the treasurer’s office.

Bozeman Roy Whitney Whitney William Byers Byers Corone Joe Wiley Davis & West Seattle Madison River Hebgen Dam Montana Power Company Georg Wright Sam Felston George H. Wilcox Montana Power ‘Company W.E. Simpson Walsh Nolan & Scallon Wright’ & Plew Helena Gallatin County

Tax Receipts Estimated as Last Day Payments Arrive

Officials estimate the final daily receipts from tax payments as letters received on the last day will be accepted even if not yet entered in the records. The delinquent taxpayers list is expected to be prepared in about two weeks.

Helena coal dealers vow fight over new rates

Helena Montana. The city administration set coal rates dealers oppose. Hearing held but dealers not ready to present case. Local commission refused to stay rates pending appeal. Montana railroads report September coal shipments down 15 203 carloads from a year earlier. Livestock commission to push a cattle theft crackdown, issuing circulars to cattlemen to aid the effort.

Helena Washington Montana Livestock Commission Cattomen Frank C. Lavigne Che

Advisory boards named by President Wilson in Montana

Helena December 3 general advisory boards for the draft have been named. Included are Silver Bow County Judge John B McClernan Joseph R Jackson Enos E Alley Butte Deer Lodge County Judge George B Winston D Morgan H W Rodge Anaconda Powell County Edward Scharnikow Thomas F Shea and H P Wilson Deere Lodge Granite County D St Durfee George A Maywood and R

Local officials named in scattered Montana court docket

Names including Lewis Brown of Philipsburg Madison County Judge W A Clark M M Dun can and George R Allen of Virginia City Jefferson County MH Parker and I F Kelly of Boulder and J Eason of Whitehall appear in a list of county legal figures and filing parties from an unfinished docket.

Lewis Brown Philipsburg Madison County W. A. Clark M. M. Duncan George R.allen Virginia City Jeerson County MH. Parker I. F. Kelly Boulder J. 9. Eason Whitehall

Deaths at Camp Lewis Reported in Base Hospital

Sterling Hutt aged 24 of Company 1 364th Infantry died Sunday at Camp Lewis base hospital Tacoma. He leaves his father A Huff of Tulare California. Henry Hochbaum 28 of Boulder Montana died Sunday in Company Sixty two 166th depot brigade. He leaves a sister.

Camp Lewis Tacoma Wash Dee Sterling Hutt 364Th Infantry T. Huff Tulare Cal Henry Hochbaum Boulder Mont 166Th Elizal

Teutonic Allies Plan Another Big Offensive

From Rome official dispatch reports Austro German attacks on the Italian front have ceased. The Italian army, reorganized after the crisis, holds the line. A larger scale enemy offensive is believed imminent as Borcovic’s divisions push and Conrad seeks gains on the Asiago plateau before defenses are broken.

Washington Rome Borcovic Conrad Asiago

East Africa Cleared and Austrian Offense Fizzles

A historic dispatch reports heavy losses for the opposing force with no ground gained by Austrian units. German and Italian fronts show continued efforts to fortify defenses and Italy anticipates a larger German strike near Vicenza. Rome is credibly rumored to expect a Conrad led encirclement against Italian corps as Verdun tactics echo in this campaign. London confirms East Africa has been completely cleared of the enemy.

Wituoth Rome Conrad Vicenza Verdun Fast Africa London East Africa

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Harry Bertie Prom Miles City Rudolph Rufow North Dakota Miles City” Hospital Fort Keogh Rudow Captain Coke Stetson Velour Manhattan Varlow Glacier Park Blackfeet Indian Reservation Thumb Station Boudary Lake Hotel Gardiner Lake Yellowstone Park Helena Say Surveyor General's Office Bozeman Fish Hatchery Bozeman News Hennessy’s Clothing Sale Butte Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Sonia Wilson Beecham
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