Montana Congressman Pushes Bill on Mineral Veins in Placer Claims
Montana representative Ma Dixon introduced House Bill 323 amending mineral vein and lode laws within placer claim borders. Referenced Dec 18 to the committee on mines and mining. printed. The proposed text requires field notes to state if a vein or lode exists within a placer claim and adjusts patent implications if such vein or lode is present or absent.
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Pretty wedding in church in Butte Swedish circle
In Butte Swedish circle a wedding tied Alfred Kruse to Ajda Andersen at the Independent Swedish church last evening. Rev Peter Pedersen officiated before relatives and friends. After the ceremony the couple hosted a wedding supper on the church’s second floor. Bridesmaids were Miss Anderson and Miss Kruse, groomsmen were Gis H. Wilson and Gus Anderson. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by Minnie Mos. The bride wore an elegant gown and carried a flowers bosquet. Kruse works at Louis Cohn’s whale sale cigar store. The bride’s home will be 23 West Mercury street and guests will be welcomed in a few days.
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Patent for a Butte Man
Attorneys Bernhardt and Thompson of Pittsburg secured the rights of patent for a railroad switch invented by D. F. McCarthy. The device, refined while McCarthy worked for Westinghouse Electric, underwent three test trials and a final Baltimore and Ohio trial before a favorable report. McCarthy arrived from Pittsboro last June believing himself a failure. the final test for patent is set for next July.
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Hillman Beats Tipton In Fast Handball Showdown
Helena competition sees Clifford Hillman win the first two games of the five match series against Bert Tipton at the Helena Athletic association court. Scores were 2 to 7 and 21 to 13, with both games praised as the fastest seen on Helena courts and perhaps in the state. About 200 attendees cheered the high quality play from the top two players in Montana.
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Sting Stone Falls on Ice at Quarry
Dec 4. While working on a flume near the quarry Sting Stone slipped and fell through thin ice. He tumbled about eighteen feet, breaking an arm and a shoulder. He was found and extricated, with injuries to the right arm and shoulder.
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Joyful Country Christmas Morning Scene Then and Now
A Christmas morning vignette shows a ranch family in snow filled acres, Santa delivering gifts, a festive fire, and a joyous breakfast. Children rush to admire presents, then gather for a turkey dinner. The scene contrasts rural life with city wonders, highlighting family reunion and celebration.
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Chinawan May Stay in Montana Territory
Helena April 4 United States Commissioner H C Russell discharged Lyn Sing a Chinaman from custody and ruled he may remain in the territory of the United States Sing was arrested near Philipsburg on a charge of Mexicaly being in the United States The government offered no evidence and Sing testified he had been a merchant in Crane and Philipsburg from 1890 to 1897 and had just returned from China after a visit
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British forces repulse dervish raid near Badwein
War office dispatch from Somaliland reports Maj. Grn. St Diaries egerlon dated Dec 21 detailing a 700 Tiriltah force surprise on 2,000 dervish troops at Ikthalli three hours southwest of Badwein. Dervishes suffered 60 killed and 100 wounded. British losses total five killed four wounded and one missing.
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Judge Warney Observes on Court Etiquette and Bouquet Tribute
A district court session in Department I featured Judge Harney receiving a bouquet from jury members led by John Rich. The judge extolled the jury system and the courts as the last resort of the American people, urging confidence in judges and noting his duties.
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Investigating Killing by Officers of Law in Los Angeles
Relatives of Joseph and Louis Choiseer of Equality TL claim detectives killed them while resisting arrest. They say witnesses contradicted detectives and the district attorney investigates. Coroner’s jury verdict disputed. Special Dispatch to the Standard.
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Mine dispute seeks injunction over ore extraction near Rimini
A plaintiff claims the defending company extracts ore from the Matt Carrout mine via Lee Mountain and Robert Lee workings near Rimini. An injunction is sought to stop the mining. The mines are described as valuable.
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John T. Commer
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Robert B. Lee
Matt Carrout
Rimini
Charges Break Quarantine Law Over Sheep
Mills City reports Deputy Inspector Bowman sues for violators Charles Dumont Frank Butcher E B Morris and Emi Zimmerman for moving sheep into Custer county from Wyoming and South Dakota without proper inspection. Sheriff Western seeks warrants while noting risk to Montana’s sheep industry if quarantined stock entered.
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Stebbing Cleared In Manslaughter Trial In Chicago
Walter Stebbing, civil engineer of Chicago, was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Walter A. Scott, president of Illinois Wire Co. The two men, office neighbors, quarreled over mill plans on August 19, 190X, and Stebbing claimed the death was accidental during the dispute.
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Collinois Wire Company
Christmas Eve Race Incident in Hahira Ga
A small crowd gathered in Hahira Georgia for a Christmas night celebration when tensions flared between white attendees and African Americans. Police were called after a brief confrontation, with no injuries reported and no charges filed.
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