Local court hands fines after mixed disputes and self defense
Robert McGowan, a noted Ely bricklayer, faced a fine after a confrontation with Arbough and Fried over unpaid money. Fried defended himself during the clash, resulting in injuries from broken sticks and weapons. Other defendants, including Pranks and Pightern, faced fines for street disturbances, while several cases were continued as witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGowan
Ely
Boman
Arbough
Peltee
Aegut
Wien
Lee Fuvers
Abe
Avuouthy McGowan
Singere
Fried
Meaderville
Arhavush
Testwinus
Sandi
Bried
Aphonel
Nin
Warren
Fosselman's Souvenir Opening Today in Two Stores
Fosselman announces a holiday opening at 42 North Main and 43 Enet Park stores. The event features rare art glass, Mexican pottery, handbags, mirrors, candy, and cigars with special displays and gifts, plus a second location at 82 North Main for broader selections and unique gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosselman
Toner
Fasselemany
Atoyes
North Main
Enet Park
Taney
Haxea
Rae Mad
Fosselman
Fosselnan
Teins Clothing Store Promotes Holiday Goods at Butte
Teins Clothing Store invites shoppers to visit their Wen elonhig store for a pretest display of clothing and gentts furnishinge pods. The sale features Christmas neck wear from 1 and bambiker entries with every $1 purchase, plus a wide selection of suits, overcoats, and underwear. An imported hiasndrame gift is given with a $1 purchase. Address M Crumring Co accountants ab East Thenadayay Butte phone 23 box 831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowil
Cueh
Avery
Wenelonhig
Ax Me
Gentts
Bambiker
Boshiex Miakisiga Bisett
Adress ¥. M
Crumring Co. Accountants
Ab East Thenadayay
Butte
Water Right Case Decided by Local Court in Butte
Judge McClernen ruled in Peck vs Antonov over Brown’s Gulch Creek flows. Peck owns 400 inches of water with priority dating to earlier rights, outranking later claims by Antonov and nearby ranchers. The decision barred Antonov from diverting water that would deprive Peck, and addressed related damages and injunctions affecting Brownt Gulch users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dfck Clerin
Wedine Frlet
Brown
Glen Creek
B.A. Pesk
Peter Antonyl
Victor Sign
Shidga Mellernan
Ter Asia
Rene Salina
Ina
Tle
Hae Peek
Hiakuyors
Hrederessors
Iughey
Giasxert
Wright
Peck
Dutanoli
Attonolt
Emma Williams Free From Larceny Charge
Emma Williams, once accused of stealing from a man after a payday, was found not guilty by the court. The judge criticized young men for attempting schemes to swell cash and dismissed the broader accusations as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Williams
Lele Caseys
Williams
Tam Yung
Meer Sornered
Wixwin
R. Akers
Fram Akers
Id Keay- Jer
Weswler
Horn
Akers
Nigi
Hke
Money Distributed At Ministers Meeting In City
A large turnout of ministers attended the regualr May meeting. Te W Crean presented a paper on The hy no huveh of the First Century. Rev WH Caeyone will prepare a follow up for two weeks hence. The main item was the distribution of 5 dollars donated to church groups. each of 15 Protestant churches received 2.47. Also noted were standard mailing preparations and copy pricing of five cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutte
Crean
Almeteldge
Chine
Caeyone
Lwlg
Curmitte
Lanak x Wing
Wnion Seevs
Shortridge Memorial Church
Warning to underwriters on hazardous Christmas displays
A notice from the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific warns that Christmas greens and similar displays using materials like cotton to mimic snow introduce new fire hazards not covered by standard policies. It cites the need for proper electrical devices and circuit protections and notes that displays in stores or public meeting places pose additional life risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Board OF Fire Underwriters OF the Pacific
J.D. Heron
Butte Rabbit Hunters Crown Champion in Sheridan
James Tiekel, Silber How county commissioner elect, traveled from Butte with James Ayers, Joe Steeman and W. J. Tucker to Sheridan where four days ago the championship of rabbit coursing was claimed by the Butte entrant. Tiekel’s party boasted the most rabbits killed and the winner, after a day of pursuit, held the lead with 43 rabbits to Tucker’s 2, securing the prize amid celebratory Sheridan hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tiekel
Silber How County
James Ayers
Joe Steeman
W. J1. Tucker
Madigan County
Sheridan
Sothern Montana
Tchee
Butte Delesa
Brous
Ken Haiters
Jack
Yvality Bheyldin
Jack Rabblta
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Montana
Lutey’s
Luley’s Store
Gallann
Werloe
Bob von Baldwins
Redecheek Ping Taman Gentes
Ailie T
Keeneres Bax
Welch
Concord
Innes
Howe
Battle
Wiel AO
Sack
Verio
New York
Milken
Park
Belax Plain Park
Bea
Vedio
Bae Crystilliz
Ines
Psy
Addreen
Aterenone
Noco
Lily
Richelieu
Richelle
Pial
Minnie Orten
Packise Imaker
Wmickage
So. Rohrat Sreowan Wentapyee
Max “Fri
Petcata
Wentforth
Fort Galena Street
Join Doo
Finktader
Srv
John Call
John McCloud
Lentrt
Dyamina
FBI
Torbeilad
Huntley
John Dee
Jack Koski
Abert Oly
Joby Dee
John Fin
Fuefstoet
Stanie van Mullahey
Jol Blevens
Griutkenness
Stark
mMaticiana Mischief Wer
Benatifn
eHalonier Iyhose Pirelac Amonuia TH
Teins Clothing Store
York
Kyeclaret Eny
Mendred Ince
Brown's Gulch
Elniee
Selret
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co
Corner Park and Main
Earl Bringholt
Tt Pollee Court
Amd
Poundolph
Prine
MuKerrom Cheriat
Dieplaye
McHenry’s
All Grocers
Madison Gunners
Shotenn Nhary
Bette
Halie Wits
Walt Moore
Rhovidan
Mir
Uutle
Moore
Ratte
Ar. Moore
Sheri- Vanite
Acker
Tucker
Moore Hind
Hotte
Tickel
Sterday
Youlden
UCL
Ordur
Dottie Iy
Cass
Chetalnia
Boucher
Oxford
Pal Slhader
Kelsey Marathon
West Park St
Northwestern
Dr.f. A. Ironside
the Dentist
Mein St., Butts
Dee
Tara
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