Noted court scene in Butte hearing shocks bar and judge
Judge Clancy rebukes combative attorneys in the Frederic Scheuer case as one lawyer faces imprisonment for refusing to sit, another is censured for unprofessional remarks, and a quarrel over counsel shifts ends with court reminders to restrain conduct. The proceedings center on motions to annul prior settlements and changes of counsel in a property dispute between Frederick V Scheuer and Isabella Scheuer.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Frederick V. Scheuer
Isabella Scheuer
Scheurer
Scherer
Scheuer
Sanders
Mr. Hinkle
Maury
Sanders & Sanders
Hinkle
Wallace
Sanders Ap‘nearing
Captain Sander
Captain Sanders
Thomt
Jude Stapleton
Winkie
Juds McClernan
Woodmen of the World Event At Maguire's Opera House
The public is invited to an entertainment program at Maguire's Grand Opera House on Monday December 9 honoring Head Consul F A Falkenburg Voel. The best talent will perform and speakers will entertain. doors open at 7 pm and show begins at 8 pm with free admission.
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Woodmen of the World
Maguire's Grand Opera House
F. A. Falkenburg Voel
Raite Holiday Openings At Orton Bros Music Shop
Merchants celebrate Raite holiday openings with Centennial beer enjoyed by crowds. At Orton Bros. 219 North Main Street, shoppers find music and musical merchandise as excitement grows.
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Ratte
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Apportionment Made by Silver Bow County Superintendent
County Superintendent Mary Mullins distributed about 75000 among 19 districts based on 6.44 per child of school age. The county census lists districts including Butte, Burlington, Divide, Melrose, Brown's Gulch, Fish Trap, Meadow Gulch and Ralston with varying counts. Certificates issued for examinations include professionals W. L. Soper and others. notes mention a funeral and community sympathy in Centerville.
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Mary Mullins
Silver Bow
Buttemasa
Buriington RA
Liver Bow
Divide
Melrose
Ofa
Brown’s Gulch
Fish Trap
Feoles
Meadow Gulch
Ralston
Butte District
Burlington
Brown's Gulch
Feeley Wed
Meadow Gulch Ralston
He Was a General Favorite
The young son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Annear of Walkerville who has been ill with scarlet fever is improving and expected to recover. The family recently mourned the loss of another son Rennis J Annear who died of the disease at age 4 years 3 months and 9 days.
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Joseph Annear
Walkerville
Rennis J. Annear
Free Trial Promise For Men’s Strength Cure
A bold ad offers free trial packages mailed to any man writing the State Medical Institute for a remedy to restore strength and vigor. It claims many cures for male weakness, promising discreet, plain packaging and no embarrassment, with no geographic or eligibility restrictions and urging immediate response.
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State Medical Institute
Tacy
Elektron
Ft. Wayne
Tad
Ed Mayers New Store Opens Amid Stock Shortage and Sale Prices
Ed Mayers announces opening of a new store as the King block delays Calder Wall Paper move in. With limited stock and two weeks to Christmas business, Mayer advertises low prices on watches, chains, rings, cuff links, and other jewelry. He promotes value and urges shoppers to act quickly.
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Calder Wall Paper Company
Ed Mayer
Mayer
West Park
Senator Clark
City Treasurer to Redeem Warrants and Free Funds
City treasurer to redeem warrants Tuesday releasing more than a quarter of a million dollars. Warrants issued before May 31 will be redeemed, with about 256000 outstanding at end May plus 20000 for improvements and 20000 for library fund. Banks hold most paper including Daly Bank 37000 and First Nationals 29000.
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Daly Bank
Pat Conlon
M. J. Medin
Warrant value and city finance shift to banks and private capital
The article explains warrants held by the bank until city redemption at 6 percent interest from issue to redemption. Banks deploy agents at city hall to buy warrants when workers are paid, providing cash for idle funds. It notes warm jackets at Hennessy’s store tomorrow and lists funeral attendance for Edward Reese with Ivanhoe lodge and Knights at Pythian Castle on Tuesday.
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Ivanhoe Lodge
Pythian Castle
Edward Reese
EL J. Cunningham, C
Bargains and Souvenirs Ad For Geoth Cash Grocery
Tomorrow’s Standard features a large display advert for Geoth Cash Grocery with prices claimed as Montana’s lowest ever. Every woman shopper will receive a handsome souvenir free of charge. Also mentions a silk sale at December prices at Hennessy’s and notes the funeral of Joe Merino at Sherman’s parlors today at 2 p.m.
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Geoth Cash Grocery
Montana
Hennessy
Joe Merino
Sherman
Prince of Wales Quite an Orator in Canpari Dinner
Dec 7 report notes the Prince of Wales evolving from sailor to orator pleasing many papers with a vigorous speech. He urged waking up England to hold its own, and his delivery impressed crowds though notes were used. Some outlets praised the orator more than Lord Salisbury Rosebery and Chamberlain. The Spectator called it the best banquet speech. Paris reports a Chinese loan of 8,000,000 francs at 3 percent to be issued December 21.
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Prince of Wales
England
Espious
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Chamberlain
Prince of
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