Deer Skin Sales Violation Prompts Warden’s Enforcement
State Game Warden Scott, visiting from Deer Lodge, prosecuted J. D. Gableheigh for selling a buck’s head and hide to J. H. Hassellberger. Gableheigh pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine, with promise to refrain from future violations as the closed deer season nears.
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Scott
Deer Lodge
J. D. Gableheigh
J. H. Hassellberger
Justice of the Peace
Emerson
Gableheigh
Libby Creek
Flithead County
Changing Old Landmark Gets Remodeling Permit in Butte
Amid heavy winter snows contractors push ahead. Joseph Milano and Harriet Armstrong secure permits for a new front on the historic Butte City hotel at Park and Arizona and a two story ten room house at Excelsior and Broadway. D J Gregory also obtains permits for three small houses at Platinum and Hopkins streets.
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Butte
Butte City
Park and
Arizona Streets
Arizona
Hennessy
Centennial Hotel
Dr. Beal
Joseph Milano
Harriet Armstrong
Excelsior Avenue
Broadway
D. J. Gregory
Platinum
Hopkins Streets
Heinze Seeks Permission To Inspect Anaconda Mine
Judge Clancy may grant permission for Heinze to survey the Anaconda Mine. The action would involve inspection rights and any resulting findings could influence ongoing mining inquiries.
Court Allows Survey of Anaconda Mine Despite Heinze Appeals
Judge Clancy upheld a prior order enabling Heinze to conduct surveys at the Fairmount area adjacent to the Anaconda mine, while Anaconda seeks a Supreme Court stay. Heinze had sold the Fairmount interest to Nipper but retains rights to pursue damages and the case remains active. The survey order remains in force to commence next Tuesday, with further stays possible only via Helena Supreme Court.
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Clancy
Heinze
Anaconda
Fairmount
Nipper Company
Kelley
Supreme Court
Meation
Helena
Wallace moves to set aside default in Northern Pacific suit
In Helena Judge Knowles heard Attorney Wallace seek to set aside a clerk entered default against the Northern Pacific in a damage suit by Bt Mae Thorn. Wallace argued the demurrer and certificate of counsel supported by law. the court sustained the clerk’s action and Wallace now petitions for relief citing mistake inadvertence surprise and excusable negligence.
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Bt Mae Thorn
Northern Pacific
Wallace
United States
J. M. Dixon
United States Circuit Court
Knowles
Helena
City considers land price hike for Second Street
The gas company demands 550 for a parcel through its property plus a 60 foot retaining wall cost and sewer rebate. City officials note the deal adds substantial expense and reduces the open space for the street and street rail line. The council will review the proposal at the next meeting.
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Davey
Lamh
Gas Company
Second Street
Second
Street Railway Company
Maryland Avenue
R. 8. Fuertado
As,company
Hotel Rates and Dining Plan Advertised in City Notice
Advertisement proclaims European plan at $1.50 per day and up and American plan at $3 per day and up. It touts finest table west of New York, suggesting upscale dining and lodging options.
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New York
Poor Farm Contract Talks Outline Inmate Care
County officials meet to discuss a draft contract for the poor farm. County attorney Breen and county commissioners review terms with Dr Donnelly, who will visit the farm daily when possible and assist jail and indigent families. Mrs Kate Godfrey agrees to provide two nurses with backup, and inmates will receive three meals daily. The matron’s duties and per capita pay are set, with 65 inmates currently in the poorhouse. Dr O Leary serves as assistant county physician.
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Breen
Donnelly
Hen
Kate Godfrey
O'Leary
Mrs Ruth Wheelin Granted Divorce From Charles Wheelin
Mrs Ruth Wheelin was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Clancy after testimony that Charles W Wheelin did not provide for her as a husband should. The couple married in Utah and have no children. Wheelin has lived in the city for two years and supported herself for 18 months. Judge Wines represented the plaintiff.
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Ruth Wheelin
Charles W. Wheelin
Clancy
Robert Fulton
Utah
Matinee at Maguire's Grand Opera House
A matinee today at Maguire's Grand Opera House offers more than 600 free toys including dolls books and animals for attending children. The Western drama My Partner will be performed and the evening show will also feature the same play.
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Maguire's Grand Opera House
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Butte News
Montna
Lutey Bros
Saupiquet
Herl Baronet
Wwe
Richelieu
Bond
Ie Richelieu
Steam Bakery
Sack
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Boucher's
Huilders Bury
Anaconda Mine
Stay and Anaconda Company
Praskh OF
THORN
Stephens
United
Euters
Ant
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Park and Main Sts
Holland
Lynch
Grocers
North Main
Alle, Mont
Wen
Cory
GAS
Comocany
Thornton Hotel
Charlies Wheelin
Rce
Hyde Park
Gotham
Tonkin
E. Park St
Barney & Berry
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
John Maguire
Opera
Tewey
Rae Ie
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
BUITE
Curneor
Bonner, Moy
Vian'ag
But?e. Ana.s Jnda
Missoula
Tiffany
Waltham
Abe
N. Main Street
Harry Blumkin
Montana Book Company
Main St
Meerschaum
Ioods
Carl Engel
Wehr
Armory
West Park Street
E. Park St., Butte
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Butte, Mest
T. G. Heine
M. D
Hem Block
Montana St
Tom
Totandi Tod
Mont
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