Grocery Corporation Dissolution Ordered in Court
Judge McClernan set an order for dissolution as the West Ride tractery company seeks to consolidate several stores under one corporation. Testimony showed debts settled. Della Hirro given appeal bond options. A trial verdict in a separate case awarded 32,460 plus interest to the plaintiff. Court schedule notes include upcoming hearings and a musical performance at Centerville hall for charity.
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Idaho
Whinncont
Storeo
McClernars
Della Hiri
Valois
C. J. Girard
Hirhow
Girard Wan
Mirhouy
Josin
Lince
The Tue and the Gray Military Drama Reported
A fragment notes a military drama titled The Tue and the Gray and mentions an engagement. The readable text is unclear on details such as location participants or outcome.
Social Club Enjoys Annual Dance
The KH club hosted its annual dance at Renshaw hall for about 150 couples. A committee and members including Frank Shields, Jersey Phail, John Gans and Charles Downey organized the event with entertainment and refreshments.
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Plavel Penich
Plunge
Fetvesament Comanittes
Csnpedon
Lim
Frank Shields
Jersy Phail
John Gans
Charles Downey
Rom Wooluy
Hatchery Progress and Fish Supplies Shared in Bozeman Visit
Dr A Wenshall, in charge of government hatcheries, returned from Deer Lodge to Bozeman where he conferred with Frank Conley on securing from Conley a supply of tan fish for the Hazeman hatchery. About 1,000 fish are expected, with 600 fry hatched last season and 400,000 Easter brick trout eyes in the hatchery for spring hatching. Grayling prospects depend on securing stock from Red Rock lake district as noted, with the hatchery expected to be operational in the coming spring. Dr. Wenshall is well acquainted with Nicholas Longworth, husband of Miss Alice Roosevelt, and recounted meetings in Europe years ago. Longworth, raised in a Cincinnati suburb, is cited in context of his political work.
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McClemman
Anid Em
Hearlig
Walcich
A. Wenshall
Hateliers
Bozeman
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Comey
Mr. Conley
Red Rock Lake District
Wixite Gardens
Honshu
Calumbir Gardens
Manag
Wharton
Longworth
Henshall
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevel
Representives
Europe
Sun
Alice the Iunier
Ester
Cinemnatt
J. Hample
Commissio
Stock Denen
Dmon
Rough House and Gun With a Few Arrests
In a five for nial at Medin's saloon a fight broke out and Drago Vuc covich was struck. He and Louis Popovicn and Sam Hodevien were arrested by Policeman Logan and jailed. Popovicn carried a loaded revolver. charges included disturban and weapon carry. Bonds set at 26 cash for Vuc covich’s assailant, 10 for others.
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Dogan
Teathy
Masked Ball at Pythian Castle Draws Local Fraternity Crowd
Members of the Grand Fraternity attended a masked ball at Pythian castle. About 14 couples danced in costume with many red gowns, and the characters were well sustained.
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Pythian Castle
Stump the Messenger Dies After Illness in Butte Home
Arthur Jacobson a popular young Butte messenger boy known as Stump to colleagues died at his sister’s residence after an illness of three days. A native of Kinkaw, he came to this country and worked for Western Union, earning praise for his devotion to his mother and his early habit of taking earnings home. He had been employed by Sherman & Reed and later by a telegraph firm, remaining a trusted figure among friends and neighbors.
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Arthur Jacobson
Balis
Fms
Pennonia
Jacobson
Bulle
Kinkuw
Western Union
Stimp
Hackman
Sherman & Reel
Hutto
Ant
Datte
Robbery at Trembath Gate Near Park Street
Trembath of 33 East Park Street was attacked by two men late last night as he neared his gate. One robber held a pistol to his head while the other rifled his pockets and warned him not to move. Trembath managed to notify police after the assailants fled toward Warren Avenue.
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Dewey
East Park Street
Warrey Avenue
Isfrant Moor
Trembath
Troma
Hern
Lodge Lierfing
Nin
Tie
Winn
Mr. Trembath
Mr. Trembaths
Mim
Warren Avenue
Mayer's Store Draws Crowds With Low Prices
Mayer's business thrives not only by selling cheaper goods but by offering standard quality items at the lowest prices. Each customer spends a certain amount receives gold-decorated china, plates, bowls, and a souvenir. a hand-painted cup and saucer is priced at $2.75 and a cup and saucer at $3.50. The campaign is reported as a great success.
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Mayer
Lee
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Marlitt
Savage
Daisy Sir
Haviland
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Libbey
Holland
Wee Rogers
Wallace Bros
Holmes’& Edwards
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Newbro Drug Co
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N. Main St
Butte
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Wirlee
Herman Hall
Centerville
At. Lawrence Church
WEAR
Henry
Conley's Lake
Miss Hooxevelts
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the Messenger
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Main Street
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