Butte Divorce Case and Nipper Mine Receivership Proceedings
The hearing on removing Thomas McLaughlin as Nipper mine receiver adjourned after testimony. John Leary filed for divorce from Mary Leary alleging desertion and infidelity with Frank Sage since last year. A separate petition sought removal of P J Moran’s case to federal court. Sheriff Furey sold a saloon fixture at Main and Silver streets for 226 dollars to Mike Torpey, leaving a 550 dollar judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McLaughlin
Frank Sage
P. J. Moran
United States Court
Sheriff Furey
Centennial Brewing Company
Frank M. McGee
Main and
Silver Streets
Mike Torpey
Attractive California Ranch Near San Diego
Four miles from San Diego this 60 acre ranch overlooks the city and bay. All land under cultivation within one mile of street cars and raises oranges lemons grapes prunes and other crops. Includes a good two story residence and necessary buildings with perpetual water right. Will take half in improved Butte property. Apply to J. H. Fariss & Bro. 5 Silver Bow block Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Butte
J. H. Fariss & Bro
Silver Bow Block
Indebted Shoemaker Seeks Bankruptcy Adjudication
Alexander Chizoski petitions for bankruptcy under federal law with debts totaling 5,489.80 and assets of only 8 in stock in trade. Creditors listed include Cure & More Co Portland and Buckingham & Hecht Portland among others. inventory comprises shoemaking tools and apparel valued at 50 with exemptions for wearables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Chizoski
United States Court
Act of Congress
Mr. Gasty
Portland
Seattle
Joan & Credit Co
C. H. Kelley
Buckingham & Hecht
Cure & More Co
San Francisco
Akin, Selling & Co
Goodwin
Carpenter- Telling Company
Chicago
Robinson-Perry Leather Co
Denver
Bradley & Poorman
Marco Media
Butte
J. P
Ignatius Donnelly Relocates Residence to 215 North Idaho
Dr Ignatius Donnelly has moved his residence to 215 North Idaho street and is reachable at telephone 737 A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Donnelly
North Idaho Street
Knights Call to Armory for Officers Election
Command to Knights to attend armory Tuesday evening January 29 for election of officers led by Captain Carl Galager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Galager
Evangelist B C Black to Lead Short Feb Session at Christian Tabernacle
On Sunday February 10 a special evangelist service opens at the Christian Tabernacle with B C Black the Australian evangelist aiding. The sessions run for several weeks featuring his reputed scripture knowledge and crusade style preaching. Reports cite large conversions in various Ohio towns and in Keota Iowa with hundreds saved in intense spells. The meetings promise notable singing as a draw.
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The
Christian Tabernacle
B. C. Black
Gloucester
Ohio
Mt. Creb
Toledo
East Liverpool
Winchester
Keota
Iowa
Solo work of J C Underwood to augment regular forces
The regular forces will be augmented by the fine solo work of J C Underwood of Hiram Ohio. Services will be held every night with the possible exception of Saturday. Details will be published later.
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J. C. Underwood
Hiram
Ohio
Bargains in Pianos and Organs Offered in Butte
Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street in Butte Montana advertises new and elegant stock of pianos by Kimbals Weber Hallet Davis Ivors Pond and organs with prices from 110 for pianos and 15 for organs plus secondhand pianos and organs rented briefly at exceptional bargains on easy terms.
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Kimbals, Weber, Hallet & Davis
Ivors & Pond
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
Neely asserts innocence in Cuban post office graft trial
Charles W. Neely, the accused postal official, dictates a long statement from New York saying stamps meant for Cuba were destroyed in a graft scheme. He claims miscounted funds and asserts he faced sacrifice, predicting eventual justice and his innocence will be proven.
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Postal
New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Charles W
Neely
Cuba
Rathbone
Reeves
Registry Department
Muarfield
Washington
States
Seventh National Bank
Funeral slated for Mrs William Tesh at 2 PM
The funeral for Mrs William Tesh will be held today at 2 p m from Shermans undertaking parlor with services conducted by the Rev. and burial to follow in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tesh
Sherman
Insurrectionists dispersed in Manila district
General Funston reports that organized insurrectionists in his district have been dispersed except for scattered mountain bands. Sixty five rebels in Panay surrendered at Cabatuan. Editor George T. Rice of the Daily Bulletin was ordered deported but sailed today and will be held until reaching San Francisco. The Philippine commission annuls part of the Spanish code disqualifying judges for alleged incompetency. Municipal government bill hearings end. passage expected Wednesday. Church taxation faces little opposition.
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Manila
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
Two Arrests Signal Crackdown on Northern Montana Horse Thieves
In Great Falls on January 28 authorities disclosed the arrest of James Stephenson a reputed horse buyer for an eastern commission house and John F Hughes Shelby County deputy sheriff Both men waived preliminary exams and are held for district court trial Bonds were posted for Hughes by Dan Bullivan and Henry Guth of Shelby Stephenson remains in custody on 2500 bail Stephenson is believed to lead the gang and directed operations while Hughes ties to a sister of John Sullivan recently captured with five railed Raglin horses.
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Great Falls
Montana
James Stephenson
Eastern Commission
John F. Hughes
Teton County
Shelby Junction
Raglin
Baltic
Great Northern
Shelby
Stephenson
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Open to Applicants
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Cowardly Assault Draws Police Action in Great Falls
George Reed 60 plus runs a tiny Second Street store when William Davis a former Great Falls baseball pitcher assaults him for robbery. Reed injured and bedbound, Davis captured after a chase aided by Officer Ryder. Five suspects arrested. Davis to face Deer Lodge as police probe conspiracy in tenderloin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
George Reed
Second Street
First Avenue
William Davis
Ryder
Davis
Reed
Mr. Reed
Sylvia Bryant
Cook
Schuler
Havre
Tenderloin
BomMe
False Imprisonment Claim Filed by Montana Central Brakeman
Frank Millias, a brakeman on the Montana Central, sues Sergeant Joseph Schuler in Great Falls for 3000 damages claiming false imprisonment after arrest on suspicion of theft. Millias says he was detained four hours, harmed his reputation, missed two runs, and faced reprimand despite not being jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Frank Milllas
Montana Central
Joseph Schuler
A. L. Foster
Schuler
Butte
Millius
Real estate sale in Great Falls and teacher certification exams
William 8 Winters and wife of Seattle sold lots 4 and 5 block 415 townsite Great Falls to William Roberts for 5500 in consideration. Regular examination of applicants for teachers certificates set for Friday and Saturday February 15 and 16 in the court room starting at 8 a.m. each day. Friday covers third grade branches and Saturday covers higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Winters
Seattle
William Roberts
Great Falls
Visible Grain Supplies Reported for New Year
The visible supply of grain on Saturday shows Wheat at 60,791,000 bushels, down 405,000. Corn at 14,137,000 bushels, up 2,394,000. Oats at 10,584,000 bushels, up 613,000. Rye at 1,214,000 bushels, down 3,000. Barley at 1,399,000 bushels, down 72,000.
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New York
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Butte News
John Leary
U.S
California
Black
Lane
U. S
PF. Woodward
LeRoy
N. Y
Newlro Drug Co
Ware It
Anacunda
Funston
Alice
Deer Lodge
Dail
Meria
Cne
Ueen
Japan
Symons
Wertheimer & Co
Crown
Ascot
Ashley
W. B
Liberty
Symond
W. Park St. Lutte, Mont
Yaimee
Park St
Atte, Mort
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