Blame Placed On Kern In Brass Theft Case
Three youths Harold Satter 13 William Morgan 18 and Lawrence Verdon 17 faced a hearing before Judge Taylor in South Butte on charges of stealing brass and machinery castings from the Tinhe reduction works. Harry Kern named in the complaint was absent. Deputy Sheriff Pelletier testified to the youths with a piece of casting. Willis a clerk at the works said four boys gathered scraps and two castings were broken from a water pipe. The three claimed they found washers for a bobsled while Kern allegedly pounded piping and helped conceal castings. The judge found the three innocent and not guilty while Kern faces arrest and trial if found.
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South Washington Street
Satter
Stanley L. Willis
Butte Reduction Works
Willis
Afernoon
Montana Street
Harry Kern
Lawrence Verdon
Kern
Verdon
Petier
Taylor
Pistol shots fail to halt fleeing suspect in coat theft case
Detective Murphy pursued Frank Kirkham from the Kenwood block to East Broadway firing in the air to scare him. Kirkham was captured after four blocks, jailed on vagrancy, but Judge Boyle released him after hearing his explanation of illness and a promise not to return.
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Frank Kirkham
Murphy
Kirkham
Kenwood
West Broadway
East Broadway
Silver Bow
Butte
Judge Boyle
Coal in Any Quantity Delivery Service Ad
Coal seller advertises delivery of Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo coal in any quantity on short notice by CITIZENS' COAL CO at 4 East Broadway phone 538.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rocky Fork
Gebo
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Miles City Bowlers Select Captains for Upcoming Matches
A local meeting at Trembley’s bowling alley formed a team to face Glendive in Miles City next Sunday. Captains Flict and H Keenan were chosen, with four players and a substitute each. Trials for Elliott and Keenan’s squads will determine final rosters after Thursday night’s scoring event.
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Miles City
Trembley's
Glendive
Flict
H. Keenan
Myers
Savage
Rhoades
McConnell
Bruning
Keenan
Ftate
F. A. Stein
W. Stein
Bierwood
Tiffany
Tearnall
Elliott
Forsyth
T. B. Smith
Rosebud County
Brakeman Killed In Train Runaway Suit Filed Over $20 000
A district court suit filed by Mary Fiedler as administratrix of William Fiedler’s estate seeks 20000 damages from the Northern Pacific Railway Company alleging neglect and defective equipment caused a runaway train that killed Fiedler, a brakeman, on February 13. Separately John Hawke answered Towey’s $200 suit over the horse J J C, claiming it was taken by sheriff under execution and that Orr tried a fraudulent sale to defraud creditors. Judge Harney authorized J P Collins to hire counsel in Washington to represent the Colbert estate in Emery placer land department litigation.
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Mary Fiedler
William Fiedler
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacifi
Fiedler
John Hawke
Martin Towey
Ann
William H. Orr
Supreme Court remittitur in Wetzstein v Boston & Montana
The remittitur from the supreme court in Wetzstein vs Boston & Montana was received yesterday. The court’s opinion reverses Judge Clancy over exclusion of evidence favorable to the defendant and is printed in full. Also, James E. Powell, as trustee in bankruptcy for Western Wagon and Grain, filed two suits against Bozeman National Bank to recover money paid as a preferred credit under bankruptcy law.
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Supreme Court
Wetzstein
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
James E. Powell
Western Wagon and Grain Company
Bozeman National Bank
Mountain arrested for drunkenness moved to county jail
William Mountain was arrested Wednesday night and held for intoxication. After a night’s sleep he became boisterous and destructive and was transferred yesterday from the city jail to the county jail for better treatment. His condition is not serious.
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William Mountain
Mountain
Quality carpet lot goes on sale today
100 ends of carpets measured at 144 yards in moquette velvet and axmaster bound on ends best quality. Suitable for rugs. The lot is offered today with buyers getting first pick by choice.
Season of Gladness Finds Us Well Prepared
The notice indicates readiness for the season with an expanded stock of goods and supplies. It emphasizes ample inventory to meet the upcoming demand and suggests a focus on customer satisfaction.
Labor's High Tribunal Elects Trades and Labor Leaders
A forthcoming election will fill offices within the Officers of Trades and Labor Assembly. The body aims to choose leaders responsible for representational duties and union governance. Members will vote on nominees and official ballots will be issued by the organizing committee.
Labor unions set new officers in Silver Bow region election
The semi annual election of officers for the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly will be held Sunday evening amid strong interest. Luke Kelly currently chairs the assembly while several candidates, including J W Dale, vie for the presidency and a well paid secretary post. Multiple unions including the Workingmen's, Teamsters and Painters and Decorators report new leadership. eight hour day plans loom for May first.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Cirles
Trades and Labor Assembly
Senate of Labor
Luke Kelly
Assembly
J. W. Dale
Workingmen's Union
Bradshaw
Herman Ludeke
Ed McDonald
Smith Mickel
Heckett
James Smith
Sam McDonald
Charles E. Bruce
John Redmond
Building Trades Council
Gus Fosselberg
Dr. Pring
James Mechie
Silver Bow Assembly
K. Dpd
Pring
A. L. Bradshaw
H. Beckett
Bartenders’ Union
No. Wi
J. H. Rooney
F. B E. Burton
W. J. Gallagher
KK. J. Chandler
F. M. King
F. W. Cronin
James Townsend
Alex Morrison
James Heffron
Harry Peterson
Wiliam Bliss
John Sullivan
The
Carpenters’ Union
J. E. McNally
William O'Brien
Charles Armstrong
McNally
O'Brien
Dan Staton
Silver How Assembly
W. Hi. Pierce
A. H. Mullins
Joseph Lavey
Ad Williams
John McEelveney
W. M. Wing
Chris Trade
McVroom
Millicent
Svea lodge installs officers for new term at meeting
At a regular Svea lodge No. 52 O F meeting Wednesday evening, officers were installed for the term. N G N, P Shulin, V G Peter Enroth, secretary C F Williamson, treasurer Sanden, and others took office. Installation was assisted by M Swanson and N Rollins. The lodge starts the term prosperous with three candidates applying.
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Svea Lodge
O. F
N. G
P. Shulin
V. G
Peter Enroth
C. F. Williamson
C Sanden
John Sjoblom
RK Bs
Aus
Carlson
Fred Dulien
Nels Wilson
John A. Smith
Right Scene
John Kk
Seaquist
Frank Franzen
Outside Guardian
F. C. Burr
Inside Guardian
Peter J. Newstrom
Joseph Lonner
W. GC. Clark
Pp. J. Newstrom
Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda And Stations
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets available at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street. Information on time cards and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
Odd Fellows Installations In Miles City Hall
Special dispatch reports Custer lodge No. 1% held annual Odd Fellows installation ceremonies in Miles City. The evening included a phonographic entertainment by Prof. W. H. Newcom and a talk by John Gibb Jr on Odd Fellowship, followed by refreshments and dancing. Hugh Leslie nearly severed his left thumb while splitting wood. Major and Mrs. Dawson left for Kansas to manage cattle holdings and plan stock roundup. Fred Hitzfeldt reported Garland area snow was light and largely vanished after recent storms.
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Standard
Miles City
Odd Fellows
Custer Lodge
W. H. Newcom
John Gibb, Jr
Odd Fellowship
Hugh Leslie
Thome Gibb
Major
Mrs. Dawson
Kansas
Montana
Fred Hitzfeldt
Garland
Trip to Boulder Hot Springs Package Offered by Rail
Round trip to Boulder Hot Springs with one week full board including baths offered. Tickets on sale at Great Northern railway office 41 North Main Street. J. E. Dawbon, G. A.
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Boulder Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
North Main Street
J. E. Dawbon
G. A
Egg Market May Be Cornered, Chicago Reports
Continued heavy buying and price rises on the produce exchange fueled belief that the egg market is being cornered. South water merchants claim local packing houses control the market and press prices higher. Fresh eggs were quoted around 30 cents.
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Chicago
Produce Exchange
South Water
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California
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W. Park
Butte, Mont
Dr. W. H. Wix
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Butte, Montana
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Augendre
Paris
Newbro Drug Co
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the Buite Undertaker
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N. P .Shulin
Pirdlers Estate
Remittitor
Comanche
Case
Toese
Jim James
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Sis
John G. Holland
Holland & Lynch
Grocers
North Main St
Utte, Mont
E State
Liquor Department
L.ga
Bettie
Labor's High Tribunal
Officers OF Trades and Labor
Dorothy
West
Svea Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lander Furniture and Carpat Company
RSI
Montana Liquor CO
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Cerner Arisoga and
Aluminum Ste. Telephone
Khomer, Moy
John Ovi
Eitex One
Miles City Notes
Main Street
Bailey & Mink
Von
Countertei
Williams Mfu. CO
Cleveland
Univ
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
Mrs. Winslow
T. G. Heine
Giese Ir
Aimal
Chung
Galena Street
Cation
Sherman
E. Park St
Sutton’s
America
Jefferson DeAngelis
Charles. Klein
Murie
William v. Francis
Si'ton’s Family Theater
Disk P. Sun Hatte
Isiay
Diamond Bros
Big White Minstrels
Maguire’s Opera House
John Maguire
Arkangan Hills
Shore Acres
Tic
F. A. Ironside
Weat Park Street
Batts, Moat
Chicago College of Surgery
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