Dads seek work before higher court in Bert De Cially case
District court hearings yesterday revealed petitions to dismiss the dead man Bert De Cially and address estate matters. Judge McClernan ordered lease actions and estate administration details, with Emmet Ryan managing operations southwest of the city and ground being claimed by SW Kemper for two years. Probate, inheritance tax, and final accounts surfaced for several estates including Wenn, Pinel, Walker, and Ruddies, with distribution orders and appraisals noted.
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Ran
Hein
Heinge
Hata
Mile Umbia Gardens
SW. Kemper
Kemper
Emmet Ryan
Ryan
Father Pauwelyn
Jude
Jones
Newea
Donee
Ton W. Walker
Murray & Freund
A. H. Taylor
Therwill
Walker
August Ruddies
St. James
Viewers urge new road north of Columbie gardens
J McNally and Alfred Frank anhom as McDermott appointed by county commissioners report on replacing the old road with a new one north of Columbie gardens. The proposed road would start 140 feet from the wharf, include two culverts to be kept by the street railway for five years, and would extend the gardens toward the north. The substitution is seen as expanding the gardens and benefiting TRHTA members. Funeral notice for late brother Rymne to be held at 1:10 PM. meeting of TRHTA to follow West Stuart mine.
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C.H Miller
Lewis and Clark
Silver Row
Miller
Hutte
Thefternoon
John Captice
John
Queeney
J. McNally
Alfred Frank Anhomas McDermott
Columbie Gardens
Street Railway Company
West Stuart Mine
Rymne
Takes Whack at Chinese in Delinquent Laundries and Saloon
Reported yesterday that several Chinese laundrymen faced warrants for not paying back license fees. Names include Wing Chong Taang Quong Lox Wan Quong and Quong Wah Ching, charged in Meaderville Libbey and Walkerville courts for operating without taxes or licenses.
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Brother Chinks
James Maher
Danzer
Meaderville
Wing Chong Taang
Libbey Wan Quong
Rays
Walkerville
Colligan N. A. McDonald
Bargain Carpet Sale Promises Low Prices on Axminsters
The Brownfelt Canty Carpet Co advertises unusually strong sale of house furnishings with Axminster options priced at 1.50 per yard for Smith’s, Savonnerie Axminsters at 1.19, and yard values up to 2.25. Also notes Great Northern rail tickets on sale to Anaconda and intermediate stations via 4 North Main Street.
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Brownfelt-Canty Carpet Company
Smith
Axminsters
Savonnerie Axminsters
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
Great Northern
Omer
North Main Street
Tntorn
Youth Club Room Aims At St Panicsopal Church
Wax consecrates new youth facility at St Pan to be opened soon for men only. Rev John B Gibble plans six weekly evenings with heated, well lit rooms for reading and social gatherings. A pool and billiard table may attract men away from saloons, tobacco permitted in crypt room, pastor argues this aids moral influence.
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St. Pan Piscopal Church
Butte
John
B. Gibble
Gibble
Temperance meetings urged by local leaders and Ladies Union
The article notes Captain Wt. Dutton and organizers of the Temperance movement speaking at Passmore's home on West Granders, urging ladies of the W CTU to attend and promote abstinence work. Meetings begin next Friday night on Upper Main Street under the Independent Order of Good Templars and WA CTU auspices.
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Les Union
Passmore
Dutton
Templare
Templane
W.tu
Algo
Hegin
Main Street
Independent Order” of Good
Swede Sam the famed Montana card player fortune tale
The Northwest gambler known as Swede Sam rose from poverty to wealth, amassing about 308000 dollars after a world trip and runs of luck. A well known opponent from Butte tried to trim him at an open limit, with Sam winning large sums and continuing his high rolling lifestyle across Hot Springs and San Francisco. News notes his declared happiness and repeated misfortunes on prior trips, ending with his current wealth and reputation.
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Ganeete
Northwest
Sam
Butt Mont
Sam Methine
Montana
Selena
Hutte
Butte
Hot Springs
San Francisco
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted After Shoulder Incident
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder but slept after her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm. The ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds influenza and pneumonia prevention, noting druggist availability and warnings about untreated cold risks.
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Johanna Soderholm
Fergus Falls
Minn
Death of Grandma Maurer at Twin Bridges
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports the death of Catherine Maurer in Twin Bridges on Wednesday morning from heart failure. Born April 22, 1835, in Antone Switzerland, she moved to America in 1858 and later resided in Montana. Survived by four sons George Christopher Louis, a daughter Mrs Carl Swanstrum, three sisters Mrs Margaret Steffens, Mrs P L W Baker, Mrs George Shoup, and a brother. A lifelong Methodist, she was active in church for over 40 years. Funeral at Point of Rock church conducted by Rev. Howard of Sheridan. music by a select chorus. interment at Point of Rocks cemetery. The service drew a large crowd reflecting her esteem.
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Standard
Grandma” Maurer
Catherine Maurer
Antone
Switzerland
America
Miana
George
Christopher
Louis
Carl Swanstrum
Howard
Sheridan
Thompson
Rici
Stevens
Harbison
Newell
Wilkine
Point of Rocks
Halloween Night Gage Leaf Gathering in Moorland Ladies
On Halloween midnight, Moorland district girls ventured into gardens to harvest gage leaves, taking one leaf at a time. The short activity reflects a local nocturnal autumn custom documented in the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Pall Mall
Victorian Folklore On Herbs Superstitions And Christmas Traditions
A fragment recounts rural lore about herbs and folk beliefs tied to Christmas and daily life. It notes parsley’s vaunted virtues against the devil, elder wood’s evil wards, marsh marigolds and kingcups guarding doors, hawthorn and willowwood superstitions, and peculiar cautions about bread on Fridays and Good Friday loaves kept seven years.
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Anjon
Cate
Stans
Mili
New Zealand
Dox
Stone
Sime
Arona
Staffordshire
New Forest
Surrey
Hampshire
Notion of the West Reflected in Conversation
A Washington Post excerpt recounts a speaker from Tacoma discussing Western identity and Westerners. The dialogue centers on regional stereotypes, social ease, and the allure of distant cities like Pittsburg. The anecdote underscores cross regional perceptions and urban propriety.
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