Five Judges Labor in District Court in Hutte
In Hutte district court five judges presided yesterday. Judge Lynch opened in Department 1, then Judge J Miller Smith of Helena heard a Forsell versus Pittsburg Montana Copper case. Judge J B McClernan handled naturalization in Department II and Judge Donlan handled probate and criminal matters before surrendering to Judge Poindexter of Dillon for the Cane ning Fried suit. Judge Smith ruled for the Pittsmont company in the injunction suit, while lingering questions about the complaint’s sufficiency remain to be clarified today. The Barnard Realty tax injunction against the city was also noted, with attorneys arguing mineral-extraction tax considerations and an assessed rate of $2.50 per acre.
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Hutte
Lynch
Department 1
J. Miller Smith
Helena
Forsell Damage
Pittebure & Montana Copper Company
J. B. McClernan
Department II
Donlan
Poindexter
Dillon
Pittemont Company
Form O'Rourke
Altre
Smith
Forsell
Pittsburg- Montana
Fittemont
Th Pittamont Copper
Pittsmont Company
Kremer
Theft Company
H. L. Maury
Wak Jones
Har Forsell
Pittsmont Montana Company
Hoth
Pittsmont
Lyncs
Barnard Realty Company
Cty
Realty Company. Ie
Barnard Westen
Morris Gets One Year In State Penitentiary
A man convicted of passing a forged check drawn on the Fire National Bank for one dollar and signed with the name F. McCrosky received a one year sentence in the state penitentiary in Judge Denlan's district court. An information was filed yesterday against Sam for assault in John Nelson Smith, charging him with first degree.
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Morrin Pendeu
Denlan
Fire National Bank
Mike Salot
4. F. McCrosky
Charles F. Filmore
Sam
Aasault
John Nelson Smith
Palace Clothing Store Fire Sale Announcement
The Palace Clothing Store at 53 East Park Street thanks patrons for sympathy after a damaging fire. Underwriters assess loss mainly in the rear, and once adjusted the store will reopen with a rapid sale. Customers advised to wait for the sale on furnishing goods.
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Palace Clothing
East Park Street
Palace
Palace Clothing Store
East Park
Snowy summer sale brushes and mops across lines
Readable catalog style listing brushes mops snow mops and dustless mops with prices from 75 cents to 3 50. Mentions Rubberset shaving brushes novelty items and tools with a focus on value and versatility for cleaning and dusting.
Brave boy endures mountain lion ordeal before amputation
Frankie, a young mountaineer known for bravery, endured freezing conditions and a three mile trek after a mountain lion encounter. Doctors in Anaconda planned to amputate his left foot eight inches above the ankle due to frostbite, hoping to save his life, with surgery expected today as he had hoped to become a football hero.
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Murra Fold
Frank Engstroy
Frankie
Anaconda
Georgetown
Viet
Wate
Montana Railway Men Banquet Tonight At Sliver Row Club
The Montana Railway Men banquet gathers this evening at the Sliver Row club. Organized months ago by Martin F. Kolbe of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific, the event features Senator Harry Gallwey as toastmaster and a nautical revue by the Raja troupe. Performances include Five Raja dancers, Fella Redfield in character studies, and Lada Wander George Stone in The Beauty Shop. Empress Row orchestra, led by Lyle Bishop, will accompany the show on the Empress bill.
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Sliver Row
Na Railway Club
Martin F. Kolbe
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Rail
United States
Harry” Gallwey
Anaconda
Helena
Velock Sharp
Af Merriman
Shewe
AU J. Nicholson
Milwaukee
M. B. Kolbe
Anaconda & Pacific
William Haniday
Robert Carlin
Jaye
Jayum
Raja
Moore
Young
Iris
Lada Wander
George Stone
Empress Cope
Lubin Sim
Empress Orchestra
Lyle’ Bishop
Bill
Wil
Thompson Dies After Falling Into Open Ore Stope
A coroner jury ruled Richard Thompson died from injuries after not looking and stepping into an open ore stope on January 10. Witnesses said a six inch lagging plank broke under a rock while Thompson walked toward a different area. the opening measured 15 inches at its largest. The funeral was held Thursday with pallbearers Tom McFlan, J Byers, J Welsh, Be Burns, Pe Dougherty and Charen Wilson.
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Richard ‘Thompson
Thompson
Tom Me Flan
J. Byers
J. Welsh
Be Burns
Pe Douigherty
Charen Wilson
Edison Busy Receiver Skips Medal Ceremony
New York January 24. Thomas Edison, kept at work in his laboratory, declines a new Safety Invention medal and retires from public events to finish current projects. Mrs Mary Harriman donates the medal in memory of J H Harriman to be awarded annually for excellence in accident prevention and industrial hygiene. Washington dispatch reports unrest in Acapulco, Mexico, and the cruiser Denver emotion concludes with minimal danger as Shearwater prepares to depart.
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New York
Dan
Edieson
Time Ie
Mary. Bi Harriman
J. H Harriman
American Steam Railway
Washington
Congul Edwards
Acipules
Mexico
Denver
Shearwater
Favor Amendments To Anti Trust Law
Washington on January 24 recommendations favoring amendments to the Sherman anti trust law were nearly decided at a Senate interstate commerce committee meeting. The panel asked Senator Cummins to draft a report while signaling broad agreement on preserving the core law but adding supplemental actions to reinforce enforcement against combinations that impede competition.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
First Coal Land Patent Issued for Alaskan Claim
Washington reports the first coal land patent issued for an Alaskan claim granted by Secretary Fisher to W C Whart on 62 acres at Port Graham Cook's Inlet. A second patent is announced for George Hardraker on 132 acres on Admiralty Island. Interior cancels and holds 300 Alaska coal lands pending hearings. Ruth Petey and a Mr Morris wed quietly at St Patrick's church per Father Phelan. couple to reside on South Washington after a Spokane honeymoon.
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Washington
Jan
Alaskic
Fisher
W Cowhart
Port Graham
Cook's Inlet
George Hardraker
Admiralty Island
Alaska
Interior Department
Ruth Petey
South Washington Street
St. Paterick’s Church
Phelan
Edward Sehaad
M. J. Nolan
Ars
Morris
Spokane
McKinney Building Collapse Not As Fatal As Feared
McKinney Texas January 24 assurances that the four story Commercial building collapse did not become a holocaust. Death toll held at eight with one fatally injured and fourteen others hurt. Eyewitnesses said more victims were buried beneath ruins as rescue work continued. A special sale was underway when the adjacent building walls gave way. Dr JF Knight aided survivors by under wreckage. Lula Seary a clerk survived after hours trapped.
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Vgms
Cheever Tires
Knight
Lula Seary
See window display suits for fifteen dollars today
Window display promotes suits priced at 15 dollars with a limited offer of a free pair of extra trousers on the same day at Houcher's located at 97 39 West Park Street. The deal highlights a one day sale encouraging shoppers to visit the store for the promotion.
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Houcher’s
West Park St
Cascarets promise quick relief for bilious headaches
The ad touts Cascarets as a nightly internal cleansing remedy for headaches, biliousness, upset stomach, and a sour taste. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and liver, leaves a pleasant morning after, and is safe for both adults and children who like the taste.
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