Receiver Named in Dreeland Case Seizes Property
Judge Bourquin appointed FW Parker yesterday as receiver in the Dreeland vs Glaneur and Glafleur matter. The case centers on a rental property assessed around $100 monthly, with a $8464 judgment tied to promissory notes bearing interest. The sheriff reported attachments and executions involving Luckie Webb and the Butte Investment company, plus a distribution decree in the Edgar Saxton estate with $1020 cash and real estate valued above a threshold.
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FW. Parker
John Dreeland
Rudolph Glaneur
Bertha Glafleur
Bourauin
Dreelan
Dreeland
Alte
Parker
Maire Ue
Welly
Henderson
Smith
Luckie Webb
Butte Investment Company
Lockie Webb
Tackle Webb
John Webb
Edgar Saxton
Helen Kerelgmaim
Eton
I Ielen Vm. Kreigham Dienst
We Sell Vinci Product Promises Full Money Back Guarantee
A dated advertisement touts Vinci with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. It targets the run-down and ill, promising relief from colds coughs bronchitis and incipient consumption while referencing a peculiar document received by a court clerk and a miswritten Irish heading.
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Vinci
Wistriet Court
Indians Elect Pow Wow Representative At Grand Council
The Ivanhae tribe No 1 Improved Order of Red Men held a large pow wow in their hall. George Miller, a past grand sachem, presented the store of the tribe at the meeting. The grand council is set for May 12 to 15 in the city, with representatives from the state attending and the honor of representing a tribe. Shoshon tribe initiated Charles Rolland as president of Ful into the mysteries of degree, guiding him through the rite.
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Pythian
Ted George Bo Miller
Jin
Charlee Rolland
Len of Ful
Contempt Charge Cited In Court Over Divorce Proceedings
S cited into court on a contempt charge. Judge Lynch presided over the case involving a divorce order. An affidavit filed by Alexander Mackel alleges Mrs. Roberts secured her divorce and funds were awarded to Mackel. The order required pay by Roberts by Nov. 3. The November 9 order date is noted. Keystone Guard held a gathering with about 150 present, initiating fourteen new candidates and serving tea and refreshments. Frank K. Wilson, hotel manager, returned from California after a month, enjoying Arcadia races. A brass band performance at Holland rink was announced with admission listed.
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Lynch
Ina
Alexander Mackel
Roberts
Tde Tynch
Frank K. Wilson
Putts
California
Arcadia
Moroughly
Seveturn
Big housewarming at Newsboys' Club event
A large opening at the Newsboys Club featured Mayor John Maccinnix and Wharton among others. The program included songs recitations whistling and dancing, with entertainment by Emmet Sullivan and others. Public access to the events will begin next Thursday night with auxiliary planning a Christmas meal fund drive.
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Depid
Cal
Bev
Andy Body Charged With Hotel Room Theft
Andy Body was arrested by Patrol Whitman yesterday afternoon. He was identified at Fior three hotel as one of a pair suspected of forcibly entering and robbing a hotel room Wednesday night. Body was jailed on a charge of theft despite his denial that he could be guilty, claiming he was working underground at the time.
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Andy
Patrolnam Whitman
Fior= thee
New Officers Elected by Butte Carpenters Union
The Butte Carpenters Union elected new officers for the ensuing term at a largely attended meeting. President J. McNally, Vice President Howard Dose, Recording Secretaries J. Findles, Financial Secretary J D Martin, Treasurer K D Gibble, Business Agent William O’Brien, Trustees John Lamdin Peter Farley J W Alexander, Auditing Board A J Eermson John Elwell John Kearney. Most others were re elected. Installation set for the first meeting night in January.
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Butte Carpenters’ Union
Tern
J. McNally
Howard Dose
Crestors
J. Findles
JD. D. Martin
KD. Gibble
William O'Brien
Trustes
John Lamdin
Peter Farley
J. W Alexander
A. J. Emersom
John Elwell
John Kearney
Runaway Boys Reported Missing From Walkerville
Two Walkerville youths, aged 13 and 12, ran away from home last week after a dispute. Police in Butte and Salt Lake City coordinated efforts to locate them, with transportation arranged to return them to Butte. Witnesses described seeing a Watkina and a Watking in the area, while local businessoperator Mrs Byrne issued admission details for an event at Holland Pink tonight.
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Walkerville
Alice Ween
Jay
Butte Jollee
Frank
Woydene
Jennon
Ives
Seal Terrace
Butte
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Em Addrens
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John Maccinnix
Wharton
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Ronert Brennan
Leo Hanley
Frank Sullivan
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Andy Body
Carpenters’ Union
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Rommen
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Watkina
Jack Watkina
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Su Ie
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Jr. Byrne
John B. Stetson
East Park
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Newbro Drug Co
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Joe Weber
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