Coroner’s possession of Abrahamson estate questioned
Coroner Drew, acting under a cited law, took charge of Abrahamson’s money, papers and effects found in a room after his death on June 12. Attorneys seek admission of misinterpretation as Public Administrator Harrington moves ahead, with further testimony reading scheduled and action dependent on Harrington’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Os- Abrahamson
Abrahamson
Thomas Nelson
Alla
Harrington
Abraha
First National Bank of
Butte
Charles Nelson
Jelgon
Nelson
Dwyer
Corone
Orelock
Rev Atkinson Declines St John's Butte Rectorship
The vestry of St. John's Episcopal church announced that Rev. Mr. Atkinson of Detroit declined the call to the Butte parish after Detroit parishioners fought to keep him. Mass meetings and appeals failed to sway him, and he will remain in his current charge. Rector emeritus S C Blackiston agreed to continue officiating until a permanent pastor is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Atkinson
Detroit
Butte
St. John's Church of
8. C. Blackiston
St. John's Church
Northern Pacific Sued for Twenty Thousand Dollars
Theodore Staikos as administrator of Alexander Toma's estate filed in district court against Northern Pacific Railway for $29,002 damages from Toma's death on May 2 1912. Complaint alleges Toma, a section hand on a double tracked Park county Montana line, stepped onto an unseen track due to sharp curves and foreman neglect to warn him, causing fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Staikos
Alexander Toma
Northern Pacifie Railway Company
Toma
Park County
Mont
Receiver appointment withdrawn in Holland Mercantile case
In Judge McClernan's district court division the application for a receiver over Holland Mercantile Co and J. G. Holland was withdrawn with consent to continue James G. Casey as general receiver. The petition for discharge of Casey was withdrawn and the appointment indefinitely postponed under an understanding with First National Bank and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClernan
Istrict Court
Holland Mercantile Company
J. G. Holland
First National Bank
James G. Casey
Mr. Casey
Casey
Engagement Rings and Subscriptions Promote Local Offers
Diamond rings promoted with trust in Mayer. The Standard offers to present a yearly subscription for 10 dollars in advance. Subscribers can buy a flag for 7 cents with three months prepaid. Advertising for Everybody's Store at 190 West Park Street announces a new location and a permanent market space near Union Square.
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Standard
Standard Office
United States
Mayer
West Park
Adene
West Park Street
Good Roads Movement Urges Montana Delegation
Clinton H Moore outlines the Inter Mountain Good Roads effort urging wide Montana representation at Kalispell. Delegates from Butte attend the Boise convention, with Moore as executive committee member directing work for the forthcoming congress and campaign.
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Inter-Mountain Good Roads Association
Aleood
Inter- Mountain Good Roads Association
Moore
Butte
Holse
Kailspell
Dr. McCalla
Boise
Thomas H. Burton
Nephi
Utah
Fbe
Lodge
Es Falls
Kiddies Day At Columbia Gardens Draws Crowd
All roads lead to Columbia Gardens today for a citywide kids day. Prizes at the band concert Friday and Sunday events, plus vaudeville acts and a wonder worker for Sunday. Dancing nightly at the pavilion and full concessions open. Everyone invited and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Wonder Worker
Robitaille Estate Suit Moves in District Court
The Robitaille estate administrator's suit against J W Boulet to retract a claimed deed continued in Judge Lynch's district court division. A large witness list was heard with several more expected. court adjourned with the prosecution not yet rested and two to three days anticipated for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robitaille
Frank Robitaille
J. W. Boulet
Bargain July Stock-Reducing Sale at Rask Bros East Park
Attention ladies and everyone nearby. Rask Bros at 901 and 308 East Park and the firm of 301 and 203 East Park invite patrons to a July stock reducing sale. The store promises real values on summer wear for men women and children and urges customers to visit for big prices and savings.
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Park Street
East Park
Rask Bros
Building boom in Butte continues despite high costs
Building Inspector Van Horne reports June permits show 41 permits issued for new and rebuilt structures with a total outlay around $78.20. The most costly project is a one story concrete Sacred Heart structure on Park Street, contracted to Nelson & Peterson for a $20 skeleton. Reynolds & Sypher secured a $9 bungalow permit on Platinum Street, with six rooms. Fees collected: Building $123.10, Plumbing $128, Electrical $101.90. The boom persists despite high material and labor prices, as demand remains strong and prices may not fall soon.
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Borm Butte
van Horne
Bite
Sacred Heart Shareh Omart Park Street
Nelson & Peterson
Montana and
Park Streets
Reynolds & Sypher
Platinum Street
Plumbing Inspection
Ansonia Theater Currents Show July Program
The Ansonia theater presents The Patchwork Quilt reflecting Civil War memories with a mother’s found soldier patch. The Mothering Heart by Biograph company and Roughing a Cub provide laughs alongside European impersonator Jean Beaugere. Seas bury and Price offer a skit. A special ladies matinee is held tomorrow, July 4, and children attend Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia Theater
Biogrash
Jean Beaugere
Seasbury
Price
Adv
TATE TRANSFERS AND LODE DEALS IN CITY LAND RECORDS
Numerous property deeds and fractional lode interests change hands for $1 each. Transfers include John Gardiner to Mayor Mracenvich in Thornton addition and Rainbow Development acquiring Birdseye and Comstock lodes with several partners. Additional entries list Jeanette McKinsky, Hubert Morrison, Samuel Gormly, Joseph Rutten, and Aquiline Delmoe in various lot, section, and lode transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardiner
Mracenvich
Thornton
Tidewater Investment Company
H. M. Prophet
North Range
Jeanette McKinsky
Hubert Byron Morrison
Anna Davenport
South Park
Samuel J. Gormly
Joseph Rutten
Josephine Rutten
Amuel J. Gormley
Birdseye Lode
Eugene B. Milburn
Rainbow Development Company
Sarah
Rainbow Lode Development Company
Comstock Lode
Aquiline Delmoe
Eugene Milburn
Sarah Lode
Fitchen
Sarah Xe
Mary Stuart at the Orpheum Theater
Edison players present Mary Stuart a three reel drama from Schiller on Thursday and Friday. The beautiful doomed queen of Scotland is portrayed from 15 year old marriage to Francis II of France to the scaffold. Also shown is a shipboard comedy Delayed Proposals with Clara Kimball Young and Maurien Costello in principal roles.
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Mary Stuart
Frederick Schiller
Edison Players
Orpheum
Queen
Scotland
Francis Tl
France
Edison Company
Clara Kimball Young
Maurien Costello
Adv
Meeting notice on July 3 discusses by law amendments
A notice invites members to the Thursday night meeting of July 3. Officers will be installed and two amendments to the by-laws will be voted on. A J Emmerton is named Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeee
A. J. Emmerton
Adv
Resinol Ointment Promises Skin Relief and Healing
An old advertisement extols Resinol Ointment for itching eczema tetter ringworm rashes and other eruptions. It claims 18 years of doctor prescriptions, plus Resinol Soap baths to restore skin and soothe burns pimples sunburn ivy sores and insect bites. It emphasizes safety and wide usefulness with minimal cost.
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Luteys
van Camp
Messina
Abe Bing Cherrif
Fellows
Royat
Anne Cuitus
Norway
Park St
Hell
Ind
Ihe
Lutey's
Dotry
Scily
Earhaorkee
Kodaks Brownies
Paxson & Rockefeller Co. Druggists
W. Park, Butte
E.E
The
Northwest Lumber Co
Main
Bell Phone
Anaconda
ALSA
Oscar Abeahamson
Dillon
Simons
West Granite St
Mma
Northern Pacific
SPW Flag Cartel
New York
Union Square
Montana
C. H. Moore
Tale Tor
Pale
Robitaille
Van
Tate
PHOWE
F. A. Ironside
Eagle Loan Office
Butte Hatter
West
Granite Street
J. McGlone
ED Rose
Jewel
North Main Street
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