Funeral Services To Be Held Today For Montana Pioneer
Pallbearers for William Stolte Montana pioneer were chosen Rod Le Tom Miles and Gus Fitachen to represent the pioneers. Funeral services at 1 o'clock today at Richards undertaking chapel with J I Groeneveld officiating. Stolte born in Hanover migrated to America via California and Nevada, arriving in Alder Gulch 1865. He mined German Gulch and later Butte, married Christine Dries, ran Silver Bow hotel and store, and took a ranch near Bonner with his stepson Frank Dries. He leaves a daughter Mrs Joseph Landgrat and a son in the Flathead plus a step son Frank Dries.
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William Stoke
Montana
Rod le
Tom Miles
Gus Fitachen
Fels Jowa
Richards Undertaking Chapel
Tey. I .J. Groeneveld
William Stolte
Hanover
America
California
Coum
Nevada
Alder Gulch
Silver Bow
Franke ‘Dries
Big Hole
Bonner
Joseph Landgrat
Am Broke
Flathead
Potomac
Defense Gives Side In Damage Suit
Judge Lynch’s court denied the defendant’s motion in the Yancho case against the Milwaukee Road. The conductor testified the train passed through snow as the plaintiff attempted to stamp aboard, and the judge set the case for argument this morning.
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Lynch
Department of Court
Yancho
Inoff
Rangel Zacher
Milwaukee Road
Silver Row Camp Meeting Notice
Members of Silver Row camp are requested to attend a meeting today December 6 at the Pythian Castle section for the year 1955 dues. General Counsel Silver How No 5805 M. WA camp.
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Silver Row
Nis
Pythian Castle
THU
M. WA
Fares To The Coast Tourists Return 1913 Rail Basis
A fragment notes summer tourist fares to the coast based on the 1913 Transcontinental arrangement. The brief reference links travel pricing to the era and suggests yesterday’s practice influenced current rates.
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Hom
Well Known Clubwoman Dies at Home
Mrs Emma n former treasurer of the Nar ra Federation of Women's clube dies at her home today.
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Emman
Narra Federation of Women's Clube
Prisoner Habeas Proceedings For Vervico
Habeas corpus actions began before Judge Doni for Antonio Vervico held in an emergency hospital. The writ targets Police Chief Jerry Murphy and is returnable tomorrow. Vervico, linked to a street stabbing on Mercury Street, suffered multiple knife wounds and alleges unlawful detention since November 21 at Times hospital.
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Doni
Antonio Vervico
Jerry” Murphy
Vervico
Huallans
Mercury
Frank
Tt Ie
Times Hospital
Miner with revolver halts traffic at Broadway corner
Charles Owen, 28, a miner from South Butte, caused a halt and confusion by riding on the wrong side of the street. Patrolman Bennett arrested him for driving improperly. a loaded .4 caliber revolver was found in his pocket. He faces concealed weapon charges and is held without bonds. A Butte meeting of the miners union is planned for Friday at 7:30 with officers Tennis Murphy and John Hartigan listed.
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Charles Owen
South Butte
Broadway
Bennett
Owen
Wanted F Y For Own Court In South Wyoming
James Ryan of Whitehall connected with Detective Baldisers in a South Wyoming pawnshop. The case involves doubts about ownership and alleged deception. No further details are clear from the fragment.
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James Ryan
Whitehall
Sixteen Thousand? Key Details in Fitzgerald Trial
Testimony in Chicago on the Fitzgerald trial reveals how entry to the United States sub-treasury teller cage was common for office staff who handled large sums. A shortage of $1780 is cited, with Walsh describing regular borrowing among employees and the practice of using memoranda rather than receipts. Separate items note a Helena obituary and funeral details for Mrs Holier, describing her long residence and charitable acts.
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Chicago
United States Sub-Treasury
George W. Fiterald
J Walsh
Criminal Court
Em. Cloved
Sube Treas Ry
Kellers
Fitzgerald
Discoveras
Cne
Tomange
Xaid’ Walah
Arthur
Asl
Walsh
Fragmentary note about a police incident and coats
A garbled OCR fragment notes a police action involving a person told to take his coat and another individual named Netaner standing by with a tossed item. The text is incomplete and unclear about any location or date.
Witness Explains Trust Ties At Hearings In St Louis
St Louis December 5 two implement dealers testified at the government hearing aimed at dissolving the International Harvester Company. Witnesses described compelled returns of machinery to secure supplies, with Creighton Nebs Whitlam H Greene stating his machines were seized amid anti trust suspicions. Other witnesses cited delays and cancellations of orders for Deering Acme and Independence machines, highlighting pressure from the trust environment. Davenport reports Henry Disher aged 72 celebrating his twenty seventh child, his family spanning four marriages.
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St. Louis
International Harvester Company
International Whitlam H
John A. Dale
Bellvite
Deering
Acme
International
Belville
John A. Falaska
Weatherford
Okla
Disputed to the Standard December laws debated
The note discusses enacted statutes on cattle inspection when moving between counties, redefining the term estray and its sale, and a third law proposing annual passes or duties. The fragment indicates legislative action but lacks complete details or outcomes.
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Taney
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Fleisher
Peter Aul
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Butte’s
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Butte Mting Ers’ Union
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Tennis Murphy
John Hartigan
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Ms. A, Ter
Helena
Dontann
Tieiena
Neers
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St. Toler
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Holier
SP. Kennett
Norman
Aubrey
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Edwin
New York
Davenport
Henry Disher
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J. Walsh
Bell Phone
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State Board of ‘Ock Commissioners
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Ternal Brotherhood
Harmony Lodge
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