Young boys held 10 appear in court over theft
Judge Neal reduces grand larceny to incorrigibility for a group of boys aged 11 to 13 caught driving a stolen horse and buggy. The youths, led by George Proxsal, confessed to stealing gear from stables and planning further robberies as their parents await $250 bonds and upcoming trials.
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Beal
Judge Neal
George Proxsal
George Riordan
Eugene Ward
Hugh McGreevy
Hugh Gilchrist
Bert 'Para
Neal
Winston
Saloon owner punished for late closing in police court
CA SES IN THE POLICE COURT. N Harolds who runs a saloon on East Park avenue near Chestnut street pleaded guilty to doing business after 1 o clock and paid a $10 fine imposed by Police Magistrate O Boyle. Marco Herbolich owner of the saloon at 723 East Park avenue pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Jan. WW.
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N. Harolds
Marco Herbolich
East Park Avenue
Ingalls
Accident at a Funeral Causes Commotion in City
One horse hitched to a hack returning from a funeral fell before Central school yesterday morning. Passengers leaped clear and no injuries or property damage occurred beyond the horse being bruised.
Funeralof Mary Coffey at St Peters Church and Mt. Carmel Cemetery
The funeral of Mary Coffey, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Coffey of 410 Alder Street, was held yesterday at the family residence with a mass at St Peters church and burial at Mt. Carmel cemetery. Attendance was large.
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Mary Coffey
John Coffey
Alder Street
St. Peter’s Church
Mt. Carmel
Tony
Peter Lipegok
Washington Street
St. Peter's Church
Legal Notices Indicate Multiple Hearings and Defendants
The notice lists several cases set for January 18 at 2 PM including Mary Balig versus Modern, and W R James et al versus Thomas Parker et al who demurred to a separate answer. Eugene St Jean sues Al Walker with J H Duffy appearing as associate counsel for the defendant.
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Samuel Feamens
Antony Kelly
Winston
Charles Barnes
Young
Nick Ivancovich
Troeft Waches
Tina
Peter Jessen
William Norton
Harry J. Quinlan
Ed Calvert
Thomas Bones
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
J. C. Keppler
John Hay
Robert Keith
Gust Olson
Walter Staton
C.S. Galbraith
John Furst
William B. Holmes
J. B. Goose
P. M. Sullivan
Anaconda
Fred W. Bacorn
New Southern Cross Gold Mining Company
Nina’ Holly
Alvan L. Holly
Anthony Kelly
Samuel Emmons
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Charles F. Carrie
May Davie
Frank Bonner
Matt Smith
Eugene St. Jean
Walker & Carlson
J. HH. Duffy
Charles F. Currie
Western Loan and Savings Company
Co. L. Beal
Daly Bank and Trust Company
James A. M. Bushong
Lena Baker
Frank Jones
Charles Flood
Barbara Decker
Re. W. Wynne
Thomas Parker
Demurrer
Sylyn Canovan
Modern
Woodmen of America
Mary Balig
W. R. James
al Walker
J. H. Duffy
Mayor Demands Resignations of Police Chiefs
Mayor Evans asked Chief A. L. Capps and Assistant Chief Percy Ingalls to resign before the next city council meeting. Neither officer would resign without charges being named, and both said they would contest removal if charges were brought. The council plans to act next month as charges may be filed against both officials.
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Evans
A. L. Capps
Percy Ingalls
Ingalls
Capps
Heirs to Estate of Israel Gibbs Object to Fee and Accounts
In the Israel Gibbs estate case, heirs’ attorney Paul objected to a $50 fee for the administrator’s lawyer and to several items in the final settlement account. He charged the administrator with carelessness and asked for itemized charge explanations. Bondsman’s attorney H W Rodgers appeared. Judge Winston continued the hearing to January 25, with a brief to be filed.
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Israel Gibbs
Paul
Deer Lodge
H. P. Napton
H. W. Rodgers
Winston
Paul Will
Stagg's Rug Bargains and City Notices
Local city items include Stagg's rug bargains and Phil Sheridan club meeting tonight at Dewey hall 7 30. Notables in town include George Dick and Sig Schilling from Butte and attorney Paul of Deer Lodge. several visitors remain at the Montana hotel and at Dr. T. J. McKenzie’s home. A marriage license was issued to Novica Chapin and Stave Pigula of Anaconda, and funeral services for Charles Williams are set for Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Deer Lodge
District Court
Novica Chapin
Stave Pigula
Anaconda
John R. Toole
Missoula
City
T. J. McKenzie
S. George Hays
Montana Hotel
Thomas Ward Dies in Thompson After Cancer Battle
Thomas Ward a Thompson resident and longtime Deer Lodge county public servant died of stomach cancer. He worked as county clerk and recorder, sheriff, and state legislator. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral planned at Catholic church in Thompson with services tomorrow morning.
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Missoula
Thomas Ward
Thompson
Deer Lodge
Granite Counties
Ward
Doiwan Mercantile Company
Sanders County
Local office moves to East Park part of town
John Hendren, agent, reports the company’s local office has relocated from the Daly Bank building to 123 East Park, just around the corner from the former location.
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Daly Bank
East Park
John Hendren
All Wheels Are Turning but Connections Short
Missoula January 13 The wheels are turning in the new power house but connections to the city circuit are not ready tonight. Electrician S. J. Inch of the Missoula Light and Water Company, in charge of installing the plant near Bonner, reports the gear installation is complete but the link to city lights could not be tested. Tomorrow night residents will see the new power in operation.
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Missoula
8S. J. Inch
Preliminary Debate Postponed One Day at University
Missoula residents were informed that the university preliminary debate for selecting a debate team against Washington State College has been postponed to 4 15 tomorrow afternoon. The topic is resolved that a Central National Bank should be established in the United States. Competitors listed include A I Morgan, William Van Eman, Robert S Line, A E Leech and Charles Mcgowen.
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Missoula
Washington State College
Central National Bank
United States
A. I. Morgan
William van Eman
Robert S. Line
A. E. Leech
Charles McGowen
Burglars Attempt Bank Break In Deer Lodge
Night Marshal H A Smarr encountered two men at Larabie Bros bank at 8 am as they fled from the rear. A chisel was found at the back door and signs indicated they tried to pry the door, likely to blow open the safe. They escaped after firing at the marshal, marking the first such attempt in Deer Lodge this winter.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
H. A. Smarr
Larabie Bros
Bank
Install of United Spanish War veterans at courthouse
Officers installed at a regular meeting of the United Spanish War Veterans at the courthouse for the year include John Alexander as commander John Reilly as senior vice commander Capt Phil Greenan as junior vice commander George P Hunter as officer of the day Charles B Monroe as officer of the guard John Kearney as chaplain Andrew G Lindquist as sergeant and trustees John Reilly Capt Phil Greenan and Andrew G Lindquist as trustees.
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United Spanish-American War Veterans
John Alexander
John Reilly
Phil. Greenan
George P. Hunter
Charles B. Monroe
John Kearney
Andrew G. Lindquist
Donohue Girls Issue Invitations For Ball
Missoula January 13 The Donohue girls a social set of all lady clerks at the D J Donohue establishment have issued invitations for a leap year ball to be held Thursday night at the Elite hall Invitations go to ladies only and all who attend will have their choice of escorts and dancing partners Preparations are extensive as they entertain their friends in Missoula
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Missoula
A Simple Breakfast Plan’s Healthful Impact
The piece argues many suffer stomach issues from improper meals and promotes a breakfast of fruit, Grape-Nuts with cream, soft eggs, Postum Coffee, and hard toast. A two day trial allegedly proves the plan’s benefits, with emphasis on personal experience as the strongest argument.
Licenses Granted in Missoula County on Jan 13
Missoula January 13 county commissioners grant retail liquor licenses to Gust Carlson and Gust Johnson for St. Regis and to Cook and Edwards for Iron Mountain. B F Donnelly resigns as Cedar township justice of the peace. no new appointment made. Board spends remainder on routine matters.
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Missoula
Gust Carlson
Gust Johnson
St. Regis
Cook & Edwards
Iron Mountain
B. F. Donnelly
Cedar Township
Cancellation of Orders in the Dry Goods Guide
The article denounces widespread order cancellations by merchants stalling business recovery. It notes large firms refuse cancellations, asserts contracts are legally enforceable, and warns that attempts to dodge obligations could lead to heavy credit losses and legal trouble.
Elephant receives salutes and kneels to its master
The elephant saluted thrice with its trunk and knelt to receive its master. The keeper’s reputation was restored and a life pension was arranged for him. Governor Hastings later owned the animal.
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Hastings
Electric incubator by Otto Schultz in Strasburg claims high success
The Philadelphia Record reports Otto Schultz an electrician of Strasburg has developed an electric incubator for 50 100 or 200 eggs after three years of experiments. It maintains incubation temperature and air saturation within tight tolerances automatically uses 10 to 20 watts for a 50 egg unit and includes an electric mother for post hatch heat and protection. The device is said to reduce failures and improve chick survival.
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Philadelphia
Otto Schultz
Strasburg
Calcutta keeper’s elephant escapes. man blamed and punished
A Calcutta elephant owner loses his gentle animal after it breaks loose from its keeper. The keeper’s excuses are doubted and the man is punished by road work. About 12 years later the man is ordered to help catch wild elephants. He thinks he sees his long lost elephant and approaches despite danger. The elephant recognizes her keeper.
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Calcutta
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