SACK ROOM GAMES BRING DOWN ARENDSON IN CRIME CASE
Jonet Van Etten is ill in Michigan as William Arendson faces a preliminary hearing on charges of converting postal funds to his own use. Arendson’s bail was reduced to 200 for work prospects amid unsettled accounts estimated at 1000 to 1500 dollars. He is a 1907 University of Michigan graduate and former pole vaulter with a notable athletic past.
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William Arendson
Chidren
Michigan
Arendson
L. M. van Etten
United States
T. J. da 4S
J. O. Davies
Louis Dreibelbis
University of Michigan
Pharmacy
Damage Suit With Northern Pacific Heads To Jury Today
The damage suit of J H MacHain against the Northern Pacific Railway reached the end of testimony and jury instructions in Judge McClernan s department. Arguments to complete and the case to be given to the jury were set for this morning. Another MacClernan case against the same company for personal injury was to be called today, closing the division s holiday calendar. Sullivan Electric v Bernard et al was dismissed as settled to the plaintiff s satisfaction.
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J. H. MacHain
Northern Pacifle Railway
Mc~Clernan
Department of the District Court
Alexander John
Northern Pacific Railway Company
McClelnan
Sullivan Electric Company
B. Bernard
McClernan
Plaintff
South Side Church Dinner Today in Bennetts Hall
The Glory of the Episcopal church hosts a luncheon from 12 to 2 and dinner from 4:30 to 9:30 at T. J. Bennetts hall on Harrison avenue. Roast beef and oysters featured. A big bazaar accompanies the event to fund the parsonage lumber bill. Missionary society aiding. Women have prepared many delicacies for serving.
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Glory of the Episcopal Church
T. J. Bennetts Hall
Harrison Avenue
The
Missionary Society
Multiple Walshes Named In Butte Case Misidentification
Several men named Thomas W Walsh in Butte fear being linked to a police court fine for mashing a school girl as authorities seek to separate fact from rumor. Deputy County Attorney Harry Meyer seeks to file in Judge Donlan's district court against Leo Daly for a s aint in the sond degree while a bench warrant returns Daly before Saturday. Judge Millerman of the Hirst Judicial District will preside over McClernan's department Monday to hear Margaret Le Haban vs Butte Electric Railway. motion for a new trial.
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Thomas W. Walsh
Butte
Thomas Wlsh
Harry Meyer
Donlan
Department of the District Court
Leo Daly
Daly
Jack
J. Millerman
Hirst Judicial District
Silver Bow County seeks return of bank funds and bond security
Silver Bow County presses state savings bank to recover 70000 dollars on deposit before bank's closure last summer. Treasurer Sheehan urges commissioners to pursue the surety bond provided by a company, arguing duty to recover the full county funds. Funeral notices report Matthew Sullivan buried with high mass at St Marys Church at 10 o'clock after service at 9 30 at residence 606 East Summit.
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State Savings Bank
Silver Bow
Sheehan
Treaser
Matthew Sullivan
Crelock
East Summit Street
St. Mary's Church
Old Catholic
Damage suit withdrawn at plaintiff's request
Ethel Waters sued San Pedro Salt Lake railroad in district court. Plaintiff's attorney moved to dismiss and the action was terminated with costs of 297.90 taxed to the plaintiff. Late afternoon, Nolan versus Butte Machinery Company proceeded in department No 1 seeking 2000 dollars for damages from a Lidgerwood hoist removal at Jess house.
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Ethel Waters
San Pedro
Salt Lake
County War Tax Stamp Claims Required on Bills
Claims against the county must bear a 10 cent war tax stamp as proof of validity. Every claim sworn to, with attached stamp, becomes taxable and county employees are not exempt. The rule starts December 39 and continues while cash shortages persist. Also notes upcoming showings at Orpheum and events at Walkerville and Sunrise saloon.
Attorneys Seek Reduction of Judgment in Lewis Estate Case
Jesse B Roote and James B Healy for the plaintiff in the damage suit of Abram G Lewis as administrator of Rose Amelia Lewis estate against Charles Steel yesterday filed in the district court during the spring term their clients acceptance of a reduction of the verdict awarded by jury. The costs of the trial are to be borne by the defendant. The jury awarded the trial.
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Jesse B. Roote
James B. Healy
Plantiff
Abram G. Lewis
Rose Amelia Lewis
Charles
Steel
Judgment On Damages In Case Against Mrs Lewis
Judge Lynch awarded the plaintiffs ten thousand dollars in damages after trial. The court offered a choice of four thousand dollars or a new trial. the accepted reduced verdict ends the case.
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Acof
Lewis
New
PARENT TEACHER MEETING AT M KINLEY SCHOOLHOUSE
The regular monthly McKinley circle PTA meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 15. Miss Faddis assistant superintendent and Mrs Toszi board member will address the gathering.
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McKinley Circle
Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond Piskulich Dead After Illness at Home
Raymond Piskulich aged 36 died yesterday at the family residence 2111 Few street after a long illness of three years. He was born in Austria and had been a miner in Butte for 12 years. Survived by his wife a brother John in Butte a brother in Australia and relatives in Austria.
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Raymond Piskulicn
Few Street
Austria
Butte
John
Australia
Will of J L Holmes to Be Probated Dec 30
Petition filed for probate of the will of the late Joss L Holmes. Judge Donlan set Wednesday Dec 30 as the probate date. Property includes two thirds interest in Purity cafe at 22 West Broadway, brick residence at 620 West Porte Street, mining stock, an automobile, and personal effects with value not yet estimated.
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Blanche B. Holmes
Donlan Yeserday
Purity Cafe
West Broadway Street
West Porte ‘Street
City Audit Underway In State Oversight
A. S. McAllister and A. T. Hibbard of the state examiner's department began yesterday an audit of City Treasurer Dan Shoviin's books. The periodical audit follows a year since the last financial review and will take about one week to finish.
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A. S. McAllister
A.T. Hibbard
State Examiner
Wife Would Not Return King Is Given Divorce
In Judge Donlan's division of the district court yesterday morning Marion C. King was granted a divorce from Sadie E. King on grounds of desertion. They wed in Butte on December 17, 1901. More than a year ago Mrs King left for Salt Lake and recently returned but refused to live with her husband again. They had no children.
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Donlan
Marion C. King
Sadie E. King
Butte
Mra King
Salt Lake
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