Testimony continues in Riley estate case and wife dispute
Court heard Emma Riley and Mary Mouatt offer testimony over letters of administration for Joseph Riley’s estate. Witnesses described Riley’s associations with two women and whether a second wife existed, while defense argued there was no public declaration of marriage and no surviving wife established.
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Charges Against Hakala To Be Heard Next Monday
Yesterday formal charges against officer J O Hakala were fled with police commissioners after Lieut Michael Dwyer alleged Hakala beat a man to obtain a drink in a saloon at Wyoming and Galena streets. The trial is set for next Monday afternoon. Hakala's beat was west of Main Street and Dwyer says he found Hakala drinking at the saloon at 7 AM while on duty.
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Well Known Couple Wed in Helena Marriage
Ward and Charles McCarthy, popular young residents of Butte, were married in Helena today in a quiet ceremony. McCarthy, a shift worker, and Miss Mary Ward were present with a small group of friends before returning to Butte. The couple's recent engagement had been eagerly anticipated by local families.
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Divorce and alimony awarded in multiple Madison County cases
A judge granted divorce to John F. Heenan from Mrs. Heenan with permanent alimony of seven dollars a month and a one hundred dollar attorney fee. Custody of a six year old child was awarded to the wife along with a two dollar per month alimony and other costs. The couple, married in 1907 in Dicker son NC, cited cruelty and the wife’s alcoholism as grounds. A separate suit over piano ownership in Laura J Waters vs William Waters culminated in Waters receiving the divorce while Mrs Waters kept custody of their child. A change of venue to Madison County was granted in the case of Daniel L Leary vs H C Patterson et al citing residence.
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Horoscope Foretells Unfavorable Period Across Several Realms
Astrologers warn of a malefic month with danger from travel and excursions. Unlucky omens touch health digestion love and potential accidents from fires or ships. Drownings risk rises, and taxation may spark discontent in the US. Scandals in religion and law loom, with dissensions among leaders and false friends harming supporters. Children born under this day may be moody and restless.
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Organize Plumbers Latest Suggestion In Butte History
A letter from Arnold Plumbing founder W. M. Arnold details efforts to form a new union chapter in Butte as a challenge to a tyrannical local plumbers group. He cites past expulsions, court actions, and conflicts with No. 41, noting friction over open shop policy and leadership maneuvers.
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Why Friday Is Columbia Gardens Biggest Dance Night
Friday is the most popular week night as society dances at Columbia Gardens. Advert says this evening’s dance will be well patronized and crowds are expected to turn out large.
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New Library Assistant to Begin in Two Weeks
Miss King, elected to head the Juvenile department, will arrive from the East in two weeks and start immediately. On her way to this city she plans a stop in Minneapolis for the annual meeting of the Recreation Teachers association. She has worked in a New York City library after graduating from Syracuse University.
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Business improvement traveler reports hopeful rural prospects
Fugene Rarue, a Detroit wholesale drug house visitor and frequent Butte guest, spent a day or two in the vicinity. He noted marked improvement in Butte since his last trip through Montana and Mahomet, and said hope for better conditions prevails, especially in agricultural areas, after several difficult periods.
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Picnic grounds near Big Hole River in excellent condition
Train service to Butte departs Saturday and Sunday from 7 15 a m returning to arrive Butte at 6 10 and 9 p m Arrange parts now and plan your trip to the picnic grounds by the river Big Hole with convenient round trip times.
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