Butte News Will Decide It Today In Hagenberger-Schumacher Case
The Hagenberger-Schumacher case in Judge Harney's court adjourned with the trial focused on the objection to the Thomas lode claim location notice. Attorneys argued the description was vague and could not guide enforcement officers to the property. Judge Harney said a decision would come this morning and the ruling may be appealed to the supreme court.
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Casey
Barnard
Butte Township
E. B. Howell
F. T. McBride
Miles Cavanaugh
B.S. Thresheer
Supreme Court
Suit Over Doctor's Care Seeks Security for Costs
In Hagenberger v Schumacher the defendant moves the court to require the non resident plaintiff to post security for costs. Schumacher acknowledges Hagenberger treated his wife on July 27 1898 but contends lack of skill and care caused her death and denies proper care. Attorneys McHatton Cotter for defendant Shropshire Gilchrist for plaintiff.
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G. Leo Hagenberger
A. J. Schumacher
Dr. Hagenberger
Montana
Denver
Schumacher
McHatton & Cotter
J.S. Shropshire
M. P. Gilchrist
Application to Increase Bond Filed in Judge McClernan Court
The filing requests a higher bond amount in the case before Judge McClernan. Details provided in the petition outline the defendant's alleged risk factors and reasons for seeking tighter security.
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McClernan
Portrait of Knoxville Prisoner Tied to Kid Curry Doubts
Following the arrest in Knoxville Tennessee authorities hold the prisoner as a suspected Kid Curry. The desparate is reported unarmed and a Knoxville artist drew a portrait printed by the Standard. Readers are asked to judge if the image matches the Northern Montana desperado.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Kid Curry
Montana
Standard
Curry
Spring Fabrics sale offering a wide range of waistings and ginghams
A local shop advertises new spring fabrics including novelty waistings, worsted waist goods, satin striped worsteds, thread dot novelties, mercerized sateens, French flannels, chalies, and heavy apron ginghams. Prices range from 5c to $1.00 per yard with widths from 27 to 30 inches.
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Price Sie
Grose Estate Contested Over Executrix Bond Increase
Elizabeth Ann Grose named executrix of Daniel Grose estate valued at 7500 dollars. The heirs James Grose and Lidia A. Roberts contest the will seeking a bond increase in proportion to the estate value. Bond currently nominal. W F Carroll represents the contestants.
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Elizabeth Ann Grose
Daniel Grose
Thompson Investment Sues Bozeman Chief Mining for 1414
The Thompson Investment company has begun a suit in the district court against the Bozeman Chief Mining company for 1414.64 claimed due on various claims for labor and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Investment Company
District Court
Bozeman Chief Mining Company
Best value in Plano or an organ from Orton Bros
Orton Bros at 219 N Main St offers value on organs in Plano. Call for details on available models and pricing.
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Cal
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Tutte
Mill and Smether union No 74 meeting notice
All members of Mill and Smether men s union No 74 West Federation of Miners are requested to attend the next meeting on Wednesday evening February 26. Important business. By order of union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill and Smethermen's Union
No. 74
W. F. of M
Money to Loan at 6 and 10 Per Cent
J. F. Fariss & Co. offers loans at six and ten percent on approved real estate security. Located at 119 Hamilton Street, corner West Granite.
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J. F. Fariss & Co
Hamilton Street
Corner West Granite
Unusual Drunk: James W Maloney Arrested After Crowd Gathers
A large crowd watched James W Maloney drift into a drunken state at Park and Main streets. Policemen moved through the throng to clear the sidewalk and escort him to the city jail where a drunkenness charge was filed. He faces arraignment before Judge Woyle. Maloney, a carpenter and former Carpenters' Union walking delegate, was visibly intoxicated, dragged to the patrol wagon, and later carried to the cell room after being seized at Main and Broadway.
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James W. Maloney
Maloney
Park
Main Streets
Gray, Lawson
BP. Dpd
Sullivan
Woyle
Carpenters’ Union
Main Street
Broadway
Gray
Main
Ones Streets
Woman accused of robbery on East Galena Street
Ruth Holmes was arrested on a robbery charge preferred by John Wilson of Walkerville. Wilson says the Holiness woman robbed him of 20 dollars at his home on East Galena Street. Police searched for Holmes after the report, but she fled. Jew Jess was detained on suspicion of robbing J W Evans of Ennis of 345 in cash and promissory notes but released when not identified.
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East Galena Street
Ruth Holmes
John Wilson
Walkerville
Wilson
Jess
J. W. Evans
Ennis
Walkerville Assault Trial Sheds Light on Domestic Dispute
John Siverton faced Justice O'Connor in Walkerville on a felonious assault charge involving Mrs Kate Reletto. The case follows a dispute that began after Reletto cared for Siveton’s motherless children and later moved, with Robetto and Liveton also entangled in prior legal actions.
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John Siverton
Justice O'Connor
Walkerville
Nesault
Kate Reletto
Coughs Cured by Germicide Hyomei, Not Stomach Drugs
Over 60,000 people stopped stomach medicines in three months to use Hyomei for coughs and lung diseases. Officials report Hyomei reduced consumption deaths 34 percent last year, prompting editors to credit the treatment with curing the infection rather than stomach remedies.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Hyomei
United States Health Reports
Hyomei Germicide Inhaler Claims Quick Disease Cure
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the sole germicide to kill cough related germs, claiming relief for croup bronchitis catarrh and consumption with rapid timelines. It offers a five days free treatment from The R. T. Booth Co. Ithaca and promises endless inhaler supplies for a month of use.
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R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Nordica Concert in Helena Ticket Deal
Great Northern Railway offers round trip tickets to Helena for the Nordica concert. Good for travel February 26 or 27 and return February 28. Tickets priced at 390 dollars each. Ticket office at 41 North Main Street.
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Nordica
Helena
Great Northern Railway Company
North Main Street
Kabo Corsets Hennessy Offers Handsome Corset Assortment
Kabo Corsets Hennessy introducing a stylish corset department with expert fittings private rooms and conveniences for customers. Straight front corsets are popular with prices from 1.00 to 5.00 including two showcased girdles in pink and blue priced at 1.50 and 5.00 respectively.
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Hennessy
Batiste
Austrian Case Ends with Dismissal in Assault Charge
During yesterday's proceedings Mrs Rovetto accused Sivelon of attempting criminal assault on the 7th. Cross examination showed alleged motive tied to earlier animosity with the Rosettos. Sivelon denied the charge and the court discharged him after prosecutors sought dismissal due to lack of timely complaint and revenge motive.
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Rosettos
Sivelon
Rosetto
Stockett Notes On Local Happenings And New Coal Mine
Special correspondence reports Mrs. J W Gillen visiting Columbia Falls. James Alen returns from Fernie and takes a mine job. Abner McGitfin opens a coal mine on his ranch employing several men. Levert Wick moves to Camp to work with FP coal. Downing hosts a stag party for friends. Jim Murray returns from erysipelas treatment at Columbus hospital. Reed Waywaters visits from Great Falls. Tom Murray distributes cigars after news of a birth. John Edstrom injured at the mine and laid off a week. William Bennett visits from Helena to stay several weeks. Major Gallop notes deeper snow. Tom Gleason’s family to return from St Paul. Pete Gillin visits Sand Coulee. Miss Mabel Smith visits Belt. K O T M lodge progress noted.
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The
Standard
Stockett
J. W. Gillen
Columbia Falls
Kk. H. Snyder
James Alen
Fernie
B. C
Abner McGitfin
McGiffin
Coulee
Levert Wick
Great Walls
Downing
Jim Murray
Columbus Hospital
Reed Waywaters
Great Falls
Tom Murray
John Edstrom
William Bennett
Helena
George Rexford
Tom Gleason
St. Paul
Pete Gillin
Sand Coulee
Mabel Smith
Belt
K. O. T. M. Lodge
C. Sheeble
Tom Woodhouse
John Doherty
Dan Reilley
Willam Holman
T. Fr. Downing
F. M
P. Copenhaver
John Vernon
N. E. Black
BB. Snyder
T. FP. Downing
X. L. Anthony
A. J. McIntosh
H. E. Dawson
Beatrice Holman
William Copenhaver
William Holman
Sand Coulee List
EK. I. Anthony
John Pistoria
Dick Oliver
Isaac Kosti
Oscar Anderson
Deer Lodge
Finlander Library
George Nicholson
F. A. Robbins
Tom McKeone
John McHale
M. Merian
William Greeley
Mike Koniskey
Alfred J. Kriger
L. Smith
Eiton Munn
Maccabee Lodge
O. M. Woods
Thomas Reynolds
Hotel Grand
M. FE
Dolson
Mrs. Podge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Adolph Manbhy
James Holman
Burtha
John Hewlett
C. B. Snyder
Ben Jeremiah
E. L. Cutting
Kate Lacy
James Eastman
Wingcoulee
W. EB. Irwin
Rose Shepherd
Mary Cummings
Tom Downing
Ernest
al Berger
Joliet
Montana
J. Selstrom
Frank Boseley
Paul Reisinger
Coal Company
Washington
Board of Health
John Kugula
Installation of officers and social events report
The section notes the annual installation of officers led by installing officer T. FP Downing with Commander Tom Murray and others, followed by a banquet. It lists members and dates, plus social visits to Sand Coulee and Great Falls, a Whist club gathering, a Junior league program, and fundraising proceeds of 26.35 dollars for church expenses.
Manhattan Shirts Offer New Styles In Stiff Competition
A Bay street window display promotes Manhattan Shirts highlighting negligee and soft bosom shirts in madras fabrics. Styles include red and blue striped shirts with laundered neck bands, detachable cuffs, plaited bosoms, and vivid solid colors. Prices range from 1.75 to 5.00 and up to 3.50 for premium pieces.
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Manhattan
Hall to be built on Wingcoulee ranch for dances
James Eastman plans a 28 by 60 foot hall on his Wingcoulee ranch to host entertainments and dances for locals. The report notes nearby residents travel to Belt and Great Falls for visits and work, with community health worries and a mining accident incident also mentioned.
Collision sinks schooner Hal. one crewman drowned
The Boston schooner Fannie Palmer reports a collision with the New Haven schooner Charles PF. Hal off Fenwick Island light on Feb. 19. The Hal sank and one crewman died. Six Ha l crew members were rescued and brought to Vineyard Haven.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Boston
Fannie Palmer
New Haven
Charles PF. Hal
Fenwick Island Lightss
Hall
Ha'l
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France
Larce
Huth Holmes
Johan Wilson
Jon Stybthon
Stockett News
New York
Galveston
Tex
Women’s
Vicr
Largey Lumber Company
East
Iron St
Tor
K. of P. Lodge of Land Coulee
Andrew Renzbasky
Nan
Nau
Frank Nau
Druggis
Portland, Ore
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