Mining Litigation Cleared Away In Montana Ore Case
After a three day hearing Judge Clancy continued the temporary injunction against Montana Ore Purchasing company J H Trevise Guy Kings bury and F Aug Heinze until the 25th inst The injunction was dissolved for the first three defendants and will resume focusing on Heinze and rights to Faucett's addition In separate actions consent allowed suing the receiver in Minnie Healy with development work allowed and Boston Montana v E H Wilson receiver injunction continued pending certiorari on removal of obstructions.
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Montana Ore
J. H. Trevise
Guy Kingsbury
F. Aug. Heinze
Heinze
Faucett
Anaconda Company
Boston & Montana
E. H. Wilson
Not Guilty Plea Before Judge in Hoboes Vagrancy Case
Two men arraigned in Judge Neenan's Walkers Isle court faced vagrancy charges during a police crackdown. Both pled not guilty, were discharged after the judge found no case, and returned to the county jail to collect personal items. Also noted is the funeral for 7% year old Mike Quilty at 2 pm on West Center Street.
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Neenan
Walkers Ile
Purcell
John
Butterick Paper Patterns Sold at Hennessy Stationery
Statement notes that many women sew their clothes and that Butterick Paper Patterns are widely used, advertised as available for sale in Hennessy’s Stationery Department.
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Hennessy
8Stationery
Remington Typewriters Backed by Durability at Hennessys
The ideal typewriter is well built strong and true and easy to operate. Durability reliability and adaptability to all classes of work define the Remington standard everywhere. Hennessys Stationery Department offers a full line of supplies and repairing services.
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Remington
Hennessy
Thompson Boy Dies. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM
Samuel Francis Thompson, infant son of Mr and Mrs John L Thompson of 440 Hopkins Street, died yesterday. Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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Samuel Francis Thompson
John L. Thompson
Hopkins Street
Miners paid at multiple Anaconda offices under new plan
The Anaconda company reorganizes wage payments to miners by district. Keegan's crews will be paid at Mountain Con office, Higgins at Bell and Diamond area, Skyrme at High Ore, and O'Neill at the general Anaconda office and near Moonlight. The change aims to streamline payroll.
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Anaconda Company
Keegan
Mountain Con
Higgins
Bell and Diamond
Skyrme
O'Neill
Anaconda
Miners' Support Noted at Anaconda Mine Office
Miners previously drew checks at the central office of the Anaconda mine, reflecting established payment practices and worker reliance on the central facility.
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Anaconda
Expert Optician Offers Glasses and Free Examinations
Mayer the Little Priced Jeweler advertises glasses for all eyes with free examinations and price guarantees. The Missoula invites visitors with free hot and cold lunch hourly, private rooms, at 845 South Arizona street Butte. Also notices funeral of Lilla Heuser infant daughter of E A Heuser and wife set for 2 PM today at 659 South Main.
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Mayer
West Park
Lilla
E. A. Heuser
South Main
Missoula
Arizona Street
Butte
Charles Heckler
Police Court Sentences Fines for Public Disturbances
Judge Sullivan presided a busy session noting Symonds jailed and fined ten dollars for insulting women after a street disturbance. Mike Murphy and Mike Mahony were fined ten dollars each for drunkenness. W. F. Baker faced a thirty dollar fine for insulting women, while threats of repetition were addressed and restraint advised.
Two Bad Men Wanted For Wreck Cause by Switch Opening
Great Falls Mont Jan 15 The Montana Central Railway offers 500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person who maliciously opened a switch on Belt grade last Friday causing engine 324 to wreck. The Diamond R Mining also offers 500 for evidence in a dynamite attack at Neihart near the Frisco hotel on Jan 1. One arrest in that case was discharged for lack of evidence.
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Great Falls
Montana Central Railway Company
Nethart Lumber Company
Bygdynamite
Frisco
Neihart
Pittwood
D. W. Beecher
West Side
Sullivan
Henry Eggers
Late Northern train surprsies Great Falls by arriving early
Great Northern train No. 23, nicknamed the Late Northern for its tardy arrivals, crossed the bridge yesterday ten minutes ahead of schedule. The public noted the unexpected punctuality as a sign of progress in the 20th century.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
Great Falls Notes Snapshots Local People and Events
Mr and Mrs W G Downing visit Helena. Robert Vaughn and Frank Coombs watch in Helena. William Devine of Sun River visits. Mrs A F Longeway recovering and out of danger. David L Work, brother of Mrs A F E Wilber, dies in Boise City Idaho. Shaw Sheep Co of Culbertson doubles capital stock and grows large in state. Joseph F Bryant and Miss Mary Askew wed at Rev Charles F Richardson s home. plan ranch near Coutta Canada. Mrs Marie Stanich declared unsound mind and committed to Warm Springs asylum after unsatisfactory surgery.
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W. G. Downing
Helena
Robert Vaughn
Frank Coombs
William Devine
Sun River
A. F. Longeway
David L. Work
A. F E. Wilber
Great Falls
Boise City
Shaw Sheep Company of
Culbertson
Joseph F. Bryant
Mary Askew
Charles F. Richardson
Coutta
Canada
Marie Stanich
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Fingertip Location
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block in Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates are available by applying.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
City approves street light contract and ward realignment
Great Falls council backs new ward boundaries and a contract to install 75 electric lights at 2000 candle power for three years at 85 dollars per light annually. A light at key crossings and temporary west side patrol were also discussed amid street repairs and sewer extension plans.
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First Street
Montana Central Railway Company
Committee On Public Improvements
First Ward
Central Avenue
Ninth Street
Second Ward
Fourth Street
West Side
Third Ward
Fourth
Scotten
First Avenue
Third
Sullivan
Wadsworth
Opera House
Sixth Street
Great Falls Tribune
Anaconda Standard
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Butte News
Minnie Healy
Mike Quilty
West Center Street
Centerville
MR. Baker
Symonds
Guy Symonds
Galena Street
McQueeney
Gilmore
Mike Murphy
Barney Ferns
Mike Mahony
W. F. Baker
Park and Main Streets
McDonald
Ferns
Baker
Bach
Learance
Goc
Burt & Packard
Russia
Symons
Cloak Dept
LIN Staples U
Lonsdale
Pepperell
Derby
Cassimere
Lamb’s
Walea
Superior
Onc
Gonomists
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Lion White
Lion
Symond
Omists
W. Park St
Utte, Mont