Judge Allows Youth to Buy Land and Guardian to Pay
Judge Donlan heard the case of John Byrne a 19 year old ward seeking guardian removal and access to funds to build a home for himself and his fiancé. The guardian agreed to cover lumber costs and supervise the funds, allowing Byrne to purchase materials while remaining under guardian oversight. The petition for removal was withdrawn and a supervised arrangement was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dontan
John
Byrne
Judie Donlan
Ed Fitzpatrick
Indalgo
Marie
Sam
Pillar
Uardian
Donlan
Hia
Catnte
Tiyrne
Man Quits Wife and Baby to Go After Him
At the request of Humane after Gilligan and with the consent of the young mother, the one month old baby of Peter Carey was sent to the state orphans home until the mother can arrange care. The woman, four years in the country, said Carey drained their funds, leaving only $20 from $500. The county attorney plans to pursue Carey to punish him for abandoning wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Gilligan
Peter Carey
Donlan
Carey
California
Contempt Case Delayed To Next Week In Butte Miners Row
The contempt matter against Butte Miners union officers for defying a court order to surrender property to Charles Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners was postponed by Judge Meclernan for one week. The writ of control, which could redefine union federation relations, was set for the Supreme court in Helena tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Charles II
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Meclernan
Supreme Court
Helena
Fourth's First Victim Is a Whitehall Youth
A Whitehall boy preparing fireworks for the Fourth of July injured himself with dynamite caps. He suffered the loss of an eye after caps exploded in his right eye and severe injuries to his left hand likely requiring amputation. Dr. Arthur Jones in Butte treated him yesterday.
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Fourth
William Roberts
Whitehall
Butte
Arthur Jones
Nervous Dyspepsia Promoted By Pink Pills Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous dyspepsia linking the condition to nerves rather than the stomach. It claims pills strengthen nerves and improve digestion and offers a free diet pamphlet via a postal card request from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williaine Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Incorporation of the Pettit Commercial Club
Articles of Incorporation filed with county recorder announce the Pettit Commercial Club formed to promote intellectual growth and business duties. The document outlines corporation purpose, real estate holdings, and penalties under state law, with officers named and dates tied to organization progress.
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Pette Commercial Club
Tod
County Recorder
A. A. Shenceman
Otto
Sea A. Ste
Montana
Caulre
Eraettere
Mute
eIe Ag
Starrpoes
Alta Serant
Suman Sd Burr Wold
Ana Owe
Real Purponeet
Inne
Nail Corporation Freee
Une
MP Ates
Valding
Bulldings
Buenas Bere
Aetna
Mer Nate’ Dargooea
Nolly Ofah
Real Eta
Ray Saeed
Butte Schools Begin Summer Repair and Reorganization
Major changes at Butte High School include moving the superintendent’s offices to former commercial classrooms, converting spaces for storage and a steam laundry to serve distant students, and preparing the auditorium for modernization. Repairs extend to Garfield Sherman Webster and Vasing Creek schools with slate boards and heating upgrades. The Vasing Creek school’s secular session runs December to February, weather affecting attendance.
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Butte High School
Jong
Epimnasium
Igh
Sherman
Garfield
Webster
Vasing Creek
Ground misjudged as miner killed in mine accident
Coroner's inquest into Patrick Kennedy's death at the St Lawrence mine reveals he misjudged ground conditions on the hanging wall. A five foot long slab weighing several tons fell on him while he and Robert Kennedy were repairing timbers on the second floor stope of the 100 foot level. Roberts said he warned Kennedy, who doubted the danger. Kennedy had worked about half an hour before the slab toppled. Roberts believed the rock would have been pried down or shored with timbers, which were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kennedy
St. Lawrence
Kennedy
Roberts
Mhe
Howe
Roberty
Miners Seek New Wager Site Agreement in Missouri Meet
Officials of the American Metal Miners union met in Webb City with mine operators to discuss a new wager site rule during a July conference. The talks aimed to reach an agreement on terms and conditions governing miners at the Webb City area mines.
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Javan
American Metal Miners’ Union
Webb City
Seikers m
Som
Shriners
Montana
Yellowstone
Mont
Park
New York
Sate Lake
Union Pacific
Seattle
Raymond Whitcomb
Fashionable Oxford and Heel Styles in Patent Leather
Side face Oxfords in putty kid with patent tips and black Louis heels appear among the latest fashion. The very newest styles worn by women in dress demand patent kid and fawn cloth tops, with high 5 lasts, laces and buttoned braces. Special pair offers priced at $2.95 each.
Opium Outfit Found at Tamale Factory Crime Case
In a polis court yesterday Omar and Reiff were fined 20 dollars each for possessing an opium smoking outfit found in a room connected to the Tamale Factory on East Curtiss street. McDonald yielded the pipe and evidence. Shelton arrested again. The court jailed Shelton for 30 days while others faced vagrancy and related charges with multiple fines.
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F. M. Omar
John Reiff
Polis
Ommeer McDonald
Omar
Reiff
East Curtiss Street
Helen Shelton
Johnson
Shelton
Missoula
Annitty
Collections in June in the Police Court
The second month of Judge Whitty's term shows gains in fines with a total of 1625 dollars collected. May collections were 850 dollars, with expectations to exceed 3000 dollars. June trials numbered 909 with drunks 179, disturbances 218, miscellaneous 116, and vagrancy cases also tried. Thirty seven sent to the county, 48 dismissed, and six transferred for trial. Police urged warning to youths about airgun use as complaints rise from the west side about street rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Courts
Fourth of July Decoration Drive in Butte Chamber
Merchants and residents urged to display flags and bunting for Independence Day. Secretary Charles Austin wrote members that citywide decor, celebrations, and a peaceful observance were planned, with Shriners arriving for Yellowstone visit and convention routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Charles Austin
Ar Metcac
Spokane Jurist to Hear Motions in Butte Court Today
Judge Frank H Hudkin of the Eastern District of Washington sits in Spokane and will today hear motions in three suits where Judge Hourquin is disqualified. Objections to the master in chancery in Wenandy vs McDonald are on deck, plus a demurrer in Wakeman Sutton vs Ames A Murray over wages for services as superintendent of the Silver King mining claim near Columbia Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hudkin
Federal Court
Eastern District of Washington
Spokane
Hourquin
Henry” Wenandy
John’ J. McDonald
Wakeman Sutton
Ames A. Murray
Heart Sutton
He Alowes
Min
Tire
Columbia Gardens
Olivia
H. Hop. Kine
Frank Walker
Information sought on missing couple by Minnesota woman
Mrs A W Keogh of Minneapolis asks county auditor Campana for any trace of Alfred D Larse and his wife Mary. She says they once lived in Minneapolis, were last heard from about a long time ago, then in Castle Montana, and possibly in Butte. The clerk will pass along any information.
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Campana
Mra A. W. Keogh
Minneapolis
Alfred D. Larse
Mary
Minneapolia
Castle, Mont
Butte
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