Prospero vagrants face fines in police court trial
In Butte police court, three alleged prosper ous vagrants were found guilty of petty larceny with fines of 189 dollars and up to 15 days in jail. Names cited include K. I. Smith, Jack Davis, and Oliver Heap. testimony covered vagabond history and alleged associations with meals and living arrangements. Other cases included a boy, John Dirkin, fined 24 dollars for stealing cafeteria coins, and a plumber Ady admitted guilt for license violations.
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Butte
Jill
Smith
Jack Davis
Oliver Heap
Lie
Wade
ABC
Ural
Crow
Wheeler
Day
Goltty
John Dirkin
McGlowan
West Broadway
Tae Bonninger
John Mongan
Nelaw
Benefit Concert Tonight for Veteran Preacher Shippen
A benefit concert organized by Stevens Glee Club is set for this evening to aid Rev. W. C. Shippen, the veteran minister. The program features The Crusaders, solos by Miss Grace Bourret and Mrs. Bowman, readings and recitations, a Twilight song, whistling numbers, and vocal duets by Helena and local artists. The event will be at Fountain View Innels with Stevens Glee Club performing various acts and solos.
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Wen
Steven’ Glee Club
W. C. Shippen
Afountain ‘View Winnels
the Crusaders
Stevens
Prano Kola
Grace Bourret
Prano Solo
Mrs. Bowman
Ebb
Weicick
Twilight Song
Stavens Glee Clib
Blauche Davies
Helena
Atekdames Jones
Pritchard
Mrs. R. Ruble
F. VW. Wanter
Stevens Gleo Club
Doctors Demand Payment From Kerr Estate
Judge Lynch signed an order yesterday requiring John A Coleman administrator of the James Kerr estate to pay bills presented by the doctors for attendance on Kerr during his last illness. Dan Buckley the former administrator had allowed Dr P W McCarthy 3500 and Dr George J won F150. The bills remain unpaid despite ample estate funds.
Accounting Judgment in Bray Case Prompts Settlement
Judge Lynch ruled yesterday for plaintiff in the Bray case involving F E Bray axelast dward Pierre and James Connolly. Pierre died before settlement, leaving Bray interest. Bray seeks accounting from Olive Branch lodge members and visiting brothers. Funeral notice appears for William Sherman at 2 From residence to Walkerville hall with services by Rev Spencer.
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F. E. Bray
Pierre
Lynch
Pierré
James Connolly
Purinere
Canniik
Bray
Ase
Olive Branch
William Sherman
Lasington Terrace
F. C
Hall
Walkerville
Spencer
Fred Water
Sexton
Mining firm filings show capitalization and debts
AL REPORTS an apaual report of Green Campbell Consolidated Mining company filed with County Clerk. It lists capital stock of 1,001,000 and debts of 153,031. Keating Gold Mining reports paid-up capital of 1,874,995 toward 2,000,000 total capitalization, with debts totaling 384,965.
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Green- Campbell Consolidated Mining Company
Clery Hradle
Keating Gold Mining Company
Train crew rescues and delays on Yellowstone freight hill
A. J. Bickng of Whitehall, Jefferson county commissioner, planned a schedule to beat delays after a freight wreck on a grade near Homestake. He rode a moving engine down the hill to reach Butte by noon while others faced lengthy waits. Two Pony men also chased trains, enduring bitter cold, to reach Butte after learning through Sappington that no trains would pass. Firefighter Peter Sanger returned from Missoula with Eagle officers. Missoula officials praised local progress, new bridges, a street railway plan, and mutual support with Butte firemen, honoring fallen colleagues.
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A. J. BicKng
Whitehall
Parnty
Jefferson County
Schelar
Butle
Welch
Hornastoke
McKay
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Homestale
P. Harry Gohn
Elling State Bank of Pony
Charles Mortix
Intning
Tyutte
Virginia City
Pony
Sappington
Gravell
Yellowstone Valley
Sappingan
Golen
Milwaukee
Peter Sanger
Fire Flelier
Missoula
Eagles of Thetally
Garden City
Sanger
Missoula River
Mississippi
Itum
Botte
Shosé
Royal Neighbors Lodge Installs New Officers
Officers of Sliver Gite Ramp No 1462 Royal Neighbors of America were installed at Scandia hall on Monday January 3 1919. Past Oracle Nugsan acted as installing officer assisted by Michaelson as installing marshal. Oracle Maggie Tell and others were installed with Be ll receiving a token of esteem from Dr Allen and the camp.
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Almerica
Scandia Hall
Oracle
Nugsan
Neighbor Michaelson
Maggie Tell
McArthur
Annie Chancelior
Angie Jimkley
Birdie Swan
Laura Jaavies
Jessie Garrison
Inner Sentinel
Martha Sullivan
Outer Sentinel
Mary
Rita Hollingsworth
G. M. Roy
Katharine Hawes
Dr Allen
Moore
Allen
Oracle Beil
Gracie Betl
Bell
To the Editor Question on City Treasurer Funds
Reader asks why city treasurer does not use funds listed in bank records totaling 422088.77 to calling in and apply those moneys, requesting space in the Standard to seek explanation from officials.
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Standard
City Trensfar
25 Cent Gowns and Accessories Tempt Ladies to Buy
A brief ad touts gowns corset covers chemises and skirts at bargain prices. Styles described as lavishly trimmed invite shoppers to purchase.
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Valles
Taxpayer Questions Waiver of Interest on Warrants
A reader from Butte questions canceling outstanding warrants and stopping interest charges. The taxpayer notes they receive no interest on monies in laws at this time and asks for clarification. The letter is signed A VAXPAYER, January 6, 1910.
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Butte, Jan
Chinook Wind Beckons as City Rides Out Storm
Butte suffers heavy storm damage to streetcars with many engines burned or damaged. Del Pulcher A. Ei Kear reports crews must work two months to restore cars to pre storm condition. Weather predicts warm chinook bringing rapid temperature rise and brighter mood.
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South Byite
A. Ei Kear
Cara
Butte
Engineers Start Meeting Amid Weather Delays
Engineers are expected to begin today as weather and travel issues delay the Montana Society of Engineers gathering planned for yesterday in Watte. The program includes district sightseeing, a Leonard mine visit, and the annual meeting tomorrow with officer elections, addresses, and bids for Miners Union coin yards.
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Montana Society of Engineers
Watte
Leonard Mine
Regu
Mings
Gold Production in Treasure State Hits New High
The annual report of United States assay office agiist shows total gold receipts for last year at 2 037 430.49, up from 1 764 165.04, a gain of 284 171.45. Montana county contributions include Missoula Park Powell Ravalli Silver Bow and others with varied sums listed.
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Ageciat Dlapntel
Tie Blanchard
Helena
T. E. Aliirr
United States Assay Office
Manfred
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Mengney
Missoula
Park
Powell
Sea
Raval
Silver Bow
Will Select Lieu Land From Flathead Reserve
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Jan 6 Henry Neflis state land agent and Charlea Jungberg state forester will begin making selections of agricultural lands in the Flathead Indian reservation in the near future. Selections will be agricultural lands only as timber lands are excluded by Interior Department order. Neflis estimates about 1044 acres to be chosen. Work may be completed by April 1 under Governor Norris report to Interior Department.
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Standard
Helena
Henry Neflis
Charlea Jungberg
Blathead
State Parrd of Land Commissioners
Interior Department
Neill
Dunghers
Dungsherk
Trix
Miss Morgans View On Women Unionism Sparks Controversy
New York January report quotes Alize Anne Morgan, daughter of J P Morgan, condemning current women workers unions. She warns socialism risks and says leaders abuse trust. She plans to organize women workers on a distinct basis.
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New York
Alize Anne Morgain
J. P. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Prevent
One More Jump in Hog Prices Across Markets
Kansas City reports hogs bringing 8.65 per funded in the yard, the highest price since 1882. In St Joseph the top paid hog price reached 2.63 per hundred, while bulk sales ranged from 4.25 to 5.35 per hundred, signaling widespread price highs across markets.
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Kansas City
Thia
St. Joseph
Shot Kills Tallin Merchant in Morning Attack
Three men shot and instantly killed D. Senenl a nine year old Tallin merchant while he lay at the Tear of Visatore. Assailants fled before police arrival and no arrests have been made.
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Chicago
Jan
Yue Diack
Jean
Avo
D. Senenl
Tallin
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AL Reports
St. Gall
Hite Moyord
Aiso
Marin Cahill
Ty Fore
Wome
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Angehlid
ADC
Street Enix
Atotus
Nation of Mids
Minera
Dan Holland
AL McLellan
Saar
Flathead Reserve
Greg
Sands
Soc
Justin
Rewes de
Cairela
Edison Phonograph
Fower
Slezak
Metropolitan Opera House
Jean DeReske
Halson
Edison Standard
Falson
National Phonograph Co
Lakeside Avenue
Orange
Carter
Bureyy
ouRnen
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