Receiver Gains Bid For Keaerton Bank Assets At Auction
Aethan Banktrust receiver Wesley, acting for the Anta Savings and Trust, organized an auction of assets including a two story brick hotel known as the Rebehle, the Mowson Baker property, and a cash safe valued at 275. Several bids arrived, including 3 000 from Ivory J D Slomons and a later offer from Nesbitt Rochester for the same lot including the safe. The court plans further actions to secure the best price for creditors and to reopen proceedings if needed.
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George W. Irpin
Antna Sacings
Truel Coninans
Wie
Bifidhit
Joan
Ke Aletun Hankin Anil Vrnst Company
Madge Lonrytin
Leadore J
Turley
Wesley
Aetha Banklig 40A Trust Company
Senting
Jade Bourquim
Matty
Try Peal Esyage
Bank Astrea
Aeton
Lamb
Wyoming
Ava
Puildingg
Tot
Arizona Street
Mowson Baker
Alstey
Pala
Mit
J. W. Pariss
Rother
J. D. Slomons
Nesbitt Rochester
Siiver Bow National
Metropolitan health department urged in Butte opinion
City physician Dr T J Sullivan favors placing the health department on a metropolitan basis, arguing it should be depoliticized like Seattle’s system. He notes the public health role is central to citizens, and cites police reform as a model, saying both services benefit from standardized oversight and proper duties. He recounts a Seattle visit and a policeman’s view of disciplined authority.
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Butte
Enid
T. J. Sullivan
Tel Atitles
Metropolitan Police Department
Seattle
Ohder
Binoke
Ww. E. Davies
William Maroney
Buite
Amy Mehta Fig
Bagelin
Mtr
DaVing
Maguire assumes editorship of Cypress Monterey paper
John Maguire, veteran theatrical man, leaves Tuesday for Monterey to take charge of Cypress the city's only morning paper. He is noted as a writer and manager with a rising rank among Southern California publications. A Dairymen's Protective association meeting is announced for Saturday evening at Bulla Brewery Hall from 7 to 10, called by James Harris, president.
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John Maguire
Tueasay
Monterey
Cal
The
Cypress
Balt Lake
Menterra
Bulla Brewery
Ie Ui
James Harris
Pleigh Ride Report Requires Correction on Suppers
In the Standard this morning a correction is needed for last evening's annual pleigh ride. The telephone association had a delightful time and the rig was kindly donated by Reed. Suppers were not donated by Mr Hochelegu but were paid from the union treasury.
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Eaylog
Reed
Hochelegu
Union
Fixed date of figeting for Bandard event in Montana report
Jan 4 report from Helenan notes a mass meeting to be held Jan 2 by the Business Men's Association. R. F. Mulray and Joseph Petohard of Rutte-Mit crossed the meeting, with resources and details unclear in the fragment.
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Spielal Pispaten
Helenan
Wratvertisa
Montana
Arilite Resources
Business Men's Association
R. FB. Mulray
Joseph Petohard
Rutte Mit
Moetine
Free Planting Bureau Seeks Men for Posts and Exam
Government plans to replant trees and revive soil work. An examination will be held January 16 for the forestry position, with pay around 40 dollars per year. Applicants aged 18 to 45 must show general knowledge of tree culture, seedling care, bed preparation, and planting operations.
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Elvit
W. PR. Moneure
Wollanig
Dr Dodd's Up-to-Date Methods in Eye Injury Case
An advertisement for Dr Dodd's eye treatment claims cure for corneal injuries. It alleges that a local fraudster harms sight and invites Butte residents to testify about irreparable eye damage from these products and to visit his office for remedies.
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Dr. Dodd
Forests to Grow From Burnt Rocky Mountain Lands
A discussion on reforestation across the Rocky mountains notes experiments in tree planting near Mourish Montana and other high barren regions. Foresters expect forests to cover vast areas within years, depending on planting success and natural growth.
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Rocky Mountains
Montana
Bursen of Forestry
Four in shotgun fight near Hegewisch
Herman Buchmeyer and his son George chased intruders after duck hunters prowled near their farm. The attackers fired as they fled, injuring Buchmeyer and Alson. the pursuit lasted five miles and ended with the captured suspects Anton and Vergilio Banarocces in Chicago. Police from Hegewisch station arrested them.
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Tast Chicago, Inc
Herman Buchmeyer
Hegewisch
Tres Tassera
George
Arca
Nck
Fuehrmeyer, Sr
Walls Aleson
Booy
Spas
Huntera
Fuhhr- Meyer
Stativas
Ag Anton
Vergillo Bananroces
Sreaus Street
Chicago
Magemania
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Moe Long Convicted in Police Court Trial
Moe Long was found guilty in police court after testimony claiming he assaulted Mrs Darren during a dispute over property. Witnesses, including Mrs Darren and her daughter Jessie, testified to beating and restraining her. Long denied striking her and claimed the encounter began with her slapping him. The case ends with sentencing by Judge Doran at o'clock, with Mrs Sadie Darren as key witness and Ella Knowles Haskett presenting papers.
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Joe Long
Polie
Doran
Sadie Darlen
Maryland Black
Darren
Mix
Long
Sai Long
Miter
Maryland
Darien
Jessie
Loos
Mig
Ella Knowles Haskett
Courtroom row feuds over drunken cases and vagrancy
Reported in a brisk phrasing, the scene recounts a scathing court report where attorneys discuss a question while the court addresses multiple minor offenses. Charles Murphy and A Anderson each fined five dollars for drunkenness, Frank Brady fined for disturbance, and John Kelly sent to Justice Deevy’s court on vagrancy charges.
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Wied Hut
Ralk
Long
Charles Murphy
A Anderson
Frank Brady
John Kelly
Mayer and Morgan scammy vaults near Butler
In Butler Pennsylvania on January 4 a jeweler Mayer is linked to a bank of concealed funds. Jefferson Morgan who died recently left about $20,000 in trusted storage. Investigations uncovered $4,000 hidden under a hen house roof and other sums in outbuildings and crevices as relatives search for more.
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Butler
Banka
Jefferson Morgan
iMorgan
Dhraven
Man Dies in Own Small Grave in Lebanon
In Lebanon Pennsylvania Benjamin Bleistein dug his own grave between two graves on the Moravian cemetery plot. The narrow space forced a specially sized coffin and the removal of the standard casket. The deceased’s error was discovered when undertaker measurements showed the grave would not accommodate the body. An Arts and Crafts event with tickets announced for January 5, 1907.
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Lebanon
Benjamin Blelsteds
Whey
Bleistein
Bleiulein
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