Judge considers dig mining case in West Butte district
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch heard long testimony in the Fit schen Brothers Commercial Co case against the Noyes estate over a land strip 1500 by 230 feet, with overlapped claims. Witnesses testified. a visit to the disputed site was granted. Divorce decrees were issued for several cases including Kastelic and Wysocki. Several judgments filed in Carroll's court and a note on Christmas railway fares conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Fitschen Brothers’ Commercial Company
Noyes
Minnie Jane
West Butte
A. W. Corry
Pennington
Joseph R. Jackson
Mary Kastelic
Tony Kastelic
Lethbridge
Canada
Ethel Spooner
Wysocki
Leo Wysocki
Margaret Williams
Jack Williams
Jackson
C. J. Pease
Ada A. Pease
William E. Carroll
Mary Roncevich
Johana Rajnovich
J. F. Driscoll
Croatian Brotherhood of Montana
Rajnovich
Helen E. Kemper
A. C. Leach
Carroll
Nova Mirick
Guardian
Jack White
Costa
Mirick
White
Rosebud County
Frank and Gaines
National Supply Company
P. J. Brophy
James H. Rowe
P. J. Driscoll
Lynch
John H. McQueeney
Court Declares Dogs of Good Reputation in City
In police court trials yesterday two dog owners were dismissed on charges of allowing vicious canines to be at large. A bulldog blocked a car on Second Street until officers removed it with a blow to the head after three hours. Defendants John Kevitt and Mrs. John Nankervis faced cases over Jerry the Nankervis dog and Aire Dale owned by Kevitt, which allegedly bit a girl named Annala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
John Kevitt
John Nankervis
Jerry
Nankervis
Kevitt
Annala
Twenty Women Fined for Vag Rahey
Twenty women appeared in police court yesterday on vag rahey charges and were fined ten dollars each. They were rounded up in several city sections Thursday night and early Friday morning by officers Gerry and Rodda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry and
Rodda
Prisoner Otto Johnson Arrested in Missoula for Desertion
Otto Johnson, wanted in Butte on desertion of minor children charges, was captured in Missoula where he had been employed at a sawmill. A deputy pursued him late last night to bring him back for trial in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Johnson
Butte
Missoula
Justice Court
Sybil Browns Revue At Broadway Sunday
Sybil Browns dancing kiddies are described as America's cleverest child dancers, all Butte youths and artists. The sixth annual Sybil Brown revue will play at the Broadway theater Sunday with a 2 30 matinee and two night shows featuring folk dances interpretive dance and jigs performed with grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Brown
America
Butte
Broadway Theater
Spiritualists To Open Bazaar At Connell Building
The Silver Bow Spiritualist church ladies host a bazaar today at the Connell building. Lunch starts at 11 a.m. A card party is scheduled for 2 p.m. Features include crystal gazing tea cup readings card readings and clairvoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
Silver Bow
Out-of-town Couples Obtain Licenses at County Clerk Office
Two couples received marriage licenses from Clerk of Court J. F. Driscoll. Karl Richards, 45, of Chinook wed Susie McCaffrey, 33, of Harlem, while Edward Coulter, 71, and Anna Lawrence, 18, both from Helena, were licensed in Silver Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Driscoll
Karl Z. Richards
Chinook
Susie ‘Ox McCaffrey
Harlem
Edward . Coulter
Anna M. Lawrence
Helena
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Northern Pacific Railway
Wilder
Montana Jewelry Company
East Park Street
Shiner 'S
Paris
Dimity
Hennessy’s
Eure
Mexico
Broadway
Maxfield Parrish Pictures
West Park Street
Temple Theater
Joe Mrown
Red Hot
Frank Hamilton
the Dynamo
Nile Marsh
Gordon
Spain
Skating Hamiltons
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