Rhodes Convicted on Assault Charge in Deer Lodge Court
Willis C. Rhodes was found guilty of third degree assault by a Deer Lodge district court jury yesterday. He was sentenced to three months in the county jail. Main testimony from Frank Walker Jr and Rhodes diverged, with self defense central to the dispute.
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Willis C. Rhodes
Deer Lodge
Frank Walker, Jr
Rhodes
Walker
James Garvey
Owen Cooney
William Moore
Henry Williams
Kh. B. Abbott
Bart Para
Mark Portman
Herman Johnson
M. Fidel
Micheel Cox
A. Larivee
D. R. MacRae
Carrie Nation to Lecture in Anaconda and Butte
Carrie Nation will tour the West giving lectures on temperance. The Anaconda Woman's Christian Temperance Union met yesterday to plan appearances in Anaconda and Butte and other Montana cities.
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Carrie Nation
Anaconda
West
Hotel at Darby Sold to Florence Investor
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the old Darby hotel, a landmark among Montana pioneers, sold by Milton Hammond to William Morris of Florence. Hammond has run the hostelry for many years and will retire to his orchard near Darby.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Darby
Montana
Milton Hammond
William Morris
Florence
Hammond
Naturalization examiner Hazard visits Hamilton for records review
Harry B. Hazard a Seattle based national naturalization examiner is in Hamilton to review clerk of court records and provide guidance on naturalization laws.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Harry B. Hazard
Seattle
Members requested to attend meeting for book compare and officer installation
All members are requested to be present tonight to compare books and install officers. Willliam A. Holley, Recording Secretary.
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William A. Holley
Ladies Try Curling In Friendly Rink Match
Several women, including Miss De Muth Miss Rutledge and Miss Evans, joined a curling session at the rink. They showed rapid progress from tentative shots to aiming drives and played a practice game followed by a full match with mixed players.
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Miss de Muth
Miss Rutledge
Miss Evans
Margaret Evans
Reda de Muth
Knox
Bower
Margaret Rutledge
Keaney
Mackay
Jette
Robertson
Wraith’s
Munn
Halloran
Blockade Ends Trains Moving After Derailment
A relief train will transport stranded passengers from Judith Gap to the scene as westbound No. 43 remains halted. Weather improves but track clearance delays restart. mail backlog grows in Harlowton and Lewistown while travelers await departures.
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Judith Gap
Billings & Northern
Great Northern
Lewistown
Harlowton
Northern Pacific Clears Livingston Snow Blockade
The Northern Pacific Railway company broke the Livingston snow blockade at noon. The first passenger train left Livingston and all passenger trains resumed, with freight expected to move tonight. It marks one of the worst disruptions in 25 years for the division.
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Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Horoscopes Foretell Prosperity Through Compassion and Courage
The horoscope notes Neptune opposing the Sun while Mercury Saturn align with the Moon, Jupiter rising with fortune. It urges sympathy justice serenity in judgment and new ventures like opening or enlarging businesses. It warns lovers about misunderstandings and urges caution against haste and gossip especially for women in work.
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Neptune
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
New San Francisco Mayor Sets Appointments
Mayor elect P. H. McCarthy of the union labor party announced his board and commission appointments for the city. The choices come from democratic and union labor backgrounds, aligning with retiring commissioners' party affiliations. He succeeds Edward Motheson Taylor, a physician, lawyer and author who led one of the city's medical colleges.
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San Francisco
P. H. McCarthy
Union Labor Party
McCarthy
Union Labor
Edward Motheson Taylor
Powell Bar Endorses Winston for U S District Judge
The Powell County Bar Association in Deer Lodge Montana unanimously endorses Judge George B. Winston for the United States district judgeship in the Ninth district to succeed William H. Hunt. The telegraph was sent to President Taft Senators Carter and Dixon and Congressman Pray with the endorsement.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Winston
Powell County Bar Association
United States
Taft
Carter and
Dixon
Pray
Bar Association
Powell County
Montana
George BR. Winston
Third Judicial District
Ninth Judicial District
William H. Hunt
City Classifieds And Sales At Local Shops
Local notices promote sales at Harper’s Mint and Goodfriend’s with discounts on suspenders socks watches and suits. C L Reed of Helena visited the city. Coy’s advertises a 25 percent discount on children’s sleds. Wanted girl for general house work. Free eye exams by Dr C D Pons in Flood block. Vermilion’s offers uncalled for suits from 7.50 and up with 3 and 3.50 sweater coats at 2.15. Mrs Burg of Tacoma visiting Mrs Nell.
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C. D. Pons
Salt Lake City
Owls Install Officers and Hold Lively Night
Nest No. 1142 of the Order of Owls installed officers last night. KE M Cornelius led as president and provided music on the hotpipe while A Cattell served as treasurer and danced. J F Kegan sang Wearing of the Green as James Hicks tried a jig, and Thomas F Sheehan spoke of Ireland saving the queen. A N McKay butchered sandwiches with James McDonald as partner, yielding a midnight finish with James Longeway as the big wild owl.
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Order of Owls
KE. M. Cornelius
A. Cattell
J. F. Kegan
James Hicks
Thomas F. Sheehan
Ireland
A. N. McKay
James McDonald
James Longeway
Willis Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Great Falls
James Willis, a laborer from Great Falls, pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny for stealing a watch and was sentenced to one year at Deer Lodge.
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Standard
Great Falls
James Willis
Missoula Merchants Reorganize to End Lodge Dance Solicitations
The Missoula Retail Merchants' association elected John B. Henley as president A C Hagestad as vice president and C E Avery as secretary treasurer. They planned to stop lodge and organization solicitors from pushing dance tickets on stores and formed a committee to persuade absent members to join the ban. The president was authorized to appoint five delegates to the State Merchants' meeting.
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Standard
Missoula
State Merchants’ Association
New Missoula County Courthouse Shown to Public
The Missoula county courthouse exterior was revealed today after staging was torn away. Workers begin interior tiling and marble casing as architect A J Gibson predicts completion by May 1 with occupancy planned soon.
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Standard
Missoula
Missoula County
A. J. Gibson
Man Who Deserts Family Sent to County Jail
John J. Webster was arrested on a complaint of deserting his family in Missoula. He was sentenced by Justice H. M. Small to four months in the county jail. This is the second arraignment on the charge, and Webster was rebuked and warned to straighten up and support his wife and children after release.
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Standard
Missoula
John J. Webster
HM. M. Small
Webster
Date error shifts Helena Knights initiation
Missoula reports a misprint in the Knights of Columbus Helena initiation date. The event, once said to occur next Sunday, is now set for January 16, with Missoula members reconsidering travel plans to the capital.
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Standard
Missoula
Helena
Knights of Columbus
Capital City
Knights
Gold Mine Pork Whiskey and the Womack Legend
The article recounts old Bob Womack, a jovial prospector who claimed a pocket rock meant a gold mine. It describes Cripple Creek's 1891 discovery that lured prospectors, and notes Womack's boisterous, restless life in Colorado from the 1860s onward.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Hampton
Bob Womack
Colorado
Old Bob Womack and the Cripple Creek Gold Boom Fable
In a tale from Colorado’s mining era, Bob Womack carved a life from cattle and land in the Cripple Creek district. He held a log cabin home in Poverty Gulch, drank rough whiskey, and rivaled the Colt in bravado. A Mt Pisgah salt mine sparked a stampede, yet Womack’s claim to the Gold King and El Paso mines grew disputed. He deeded half the Gold King for a bottle, millions flowed, and he died with wealth unrealized, later splitting kindling wood near Colorado Springs.
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Kentucky
Cripple Creek
Poverty Gulch
Mt. Pisgah
Bob Womack
Womack
el Paso Lode
Gold King Mine
J. P. Grannis
Grannis
Gold King
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Tragedy Queen Confesses Panic Over Hidden Clues
A line from Smart Set features a tragedy queen crying I am undone while the villain notes two buttons at the top and three at the bottom. The New York public commission plans a concrete deadener for elevated railroad noise.
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New York
Public, Commission
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