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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

8

Campana Bros Case Returns to Court Over 17-Year Dispute

Campana brothers press claim for 828 dollars in merchandise sold to York and Doney in 1599. The district court reopened the long, contested case after 17 years with two brothers dead and witnesses claiming agency arrangements. Plaintiffs seek 303 dollars plus interest from 1900, totaling over 1000 dollars.

Campana Bros York & Doney McClernan Campana Butte York & Coney Bernice Campana Brothers District ‘Court J.doney J. Fork Campan Brothers Campa Bros Campar Bros

Dismissed From Charge Of Leaving Horse Untied

Bert Bertgelin was cleared in police court after Judge Whitty accepted his claim that he could not control a horse tied briefly on Park Street. A policeman found the wandering horse on a wagon as the owner arrived to claim the property, noting no hitching post was nearby.

Bert Belin

Chief disciplines rival newsie over abuse and bullying

Chief Jerry Murphy disciplined a rival newsie who posed as a policeman and bullied smaller boys by taking papers. He warned the officer that police would monitor him and that his star could be removed if the misconduct recurred.

Newles Jerry Murphy Murphy

Royal Neighbors elect officers and infant death reported

The Royal Neighbors of America held an election Tuesday naming Grace Nankervis and Agnes Johnson as officers among a lengthy slate. A 13 year old John Francis Lynch, son of Patrick and Mrs Lynch, died yesterday afternoon at 828 North Montana. The funeral is today at 2 pm from the family home, with burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbors of America Grace Nankervis Agnes Johnson Oracle Ayers Katie Fecorder Mamie ‘Young Faith Ray Olga Jonnsorner Hannah Kinney Outer Sentinel Annie E. Ender Gracie Edith Ray Wilking Dr. Moore Bath John Francis Patrick Lynch North Montana Holy Cross Cemetery

Death of Arvid Thitz in Butte

Arvid Thitz aged 80 died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital. Born in Finland he had lived in Butte about eight months. Survived by his wife. Body at Daniele and Bilbow's. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Arvid Thitz Finland Butte Daniele & Bilbow

Epworth League Cantata The New Minister

Centerville event invites attendance to a Friday Epworth League cantata The New Minister at St hall with comedy noted The Centennial Brewing Co wins a district court judgment for 285 against Minnie Armstrong The salt possession dispute near Penis saloon East Park Po 10 ceers contractor case Leo Ross wins 44 against Mrs Sullivan Victoria lodge and Sons of St George to attend late brother Ken Richards funeral North Montana 1 30 p.m Secretary William J Jenkins

Centennial Company Centennial Brewing Company Minnie Armstrong East Park Victoria Lodge Order Sons of St. George Yrating Brothers Ken Richards

Diamond Ring Case Leads to Fine or Jail

A young man, H. Ruban, faced a police court judge after failing to return a diamond ring entrusted by Miss F. H. White or the proceeds from its sale. He received a choice of a $60 fine or 25 days in jail, appealed the case, claiming the ring was given to another woman who knew the market. The judge ruled Ruban responsible for the jewel’s safety and noted he had left the city with the ring. The report includes other estate transfers and local notices, ending with a card of thanks from several families and a local furniture buyer ad.

F. H. White H. Ruban Ruban Whitty

Promised Spokane Trip Ends With Arrest in Butte

An alleged plan to transport youths from Butte to Spokane led to Lew Bergs arrest on Tuesday night after Walter Ulrich said Berg promised to take him to Spokane for a set sum and failed to fulfill. Ulrich claims Berg collected $50 bail money. Berg allegedly left some men behind. Ulrich swore out a warrant as the group’s organizer, with others having mixed payments and one man missing when called in court. A separate note suit, bankruptcy petition, and local ad wrap the page.

Butte Spokane Lew Berg Walter Ulrich Berg Washington City Terk Ulrich Hach Lai Ulrich

Milk watered in Butte triggers prosecutions and fines

Milk consumers in Butte now obtain milk instead of water and milk after tests by the Butte fire department show watered milk sold in the city this week. Officials warn any further exposures will be prosecuted. About ten milk dealers were fined $50 on each count by Judge Whitty in municipal court. Anglers club holds a special meeting at city hall Monday evening December 11 at 7:30. attendance urged.

Butte Butte Hearth Department oMcials Whitty Butte Anglers’ Club Council Chambers City Hall D. Gay Stivers Roy Alley

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