Two Shares Owner Seeks Receiver for International Trading Co
Isto Drinich owner of two shares at par 99 in International Trading Co petitions district court for injunction against president Frank Posey and a receiver. The grocery business at 110 East Park Street is cited, with Posey alleged to have borrowed large sums and to keep debts unpaid, assets likely insufficient. July 22 hearing set. lawyers Barta & Barta represent Drinich. Mary A. Cronin sues John B. Leggat to quiet title at Copper and Main on Grey Eagle fraction. Cronin claims ownership since 1899 and seeks court decree. Elizabeth Vance widow of George R. Vance sues Charles Vance and heirs to quiet title to property in Melrose. deed to wife missing from records, title remains in Charles. Lee Mantle sues W Mc White. notice of appeal to the supreme court filed.
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Isto
Beaverhead County
Cushing
Charles Vance
Lee Mantle
W. Mc. White
Gais
Supreme Court
Butte Current Notes Busy Social Movements and Travels
Multiple short items list moves and trips around Butte. Names include Nora Curry, J Cummings, Charles Crowley, Mrs J Brnnig, Attorney Massena Bullard, Dr Ironsite, Yegen Bros, Mrs B Seymour. Mentions births, marriages, visits to Portland Seattle Spokane Denver and London. geologist Dr Walter Harvey Weed touring properties. local officials and teachers traveling. church society meeting scheduled. readers urged to pick up the Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Orton Bros
Lorton
Osteopath
Owsley
Nora’ Curry
J. Cummings
Portland
Charles R. Crowley
Deaver
Collins
Seattle
J. Brnnig
Spokane
Massena Bullard
Helena
Ironsite
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
B. Seymour
Dan Talette
Utah
A. B. Ayers
Henrietta
Mini
Hunter B. Nelson
Denver
Thomas Lavel
Fioneer Council Calls Meeting for Funeral of Sister Mary Hughes
The No. and Ladies of Security request attendance at Scandia Hall on Thursday at 9 oclock to honor our late sister Mary Hughes. The notice notes alarm over Italian murders, contrasting with German figures, per secretary’s briefing.
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Fioneer Council
Scandia Hall
Mary ‘Hughes
Italy
Germany
Ore
Fortunate Newsman Wishaar Long Career Recalls Alaska Days
E B Wishaar, veteran newspaper man of forty years, now retired, lives on a five acre fruit tract at Richmond Beach near Seattle and spends months in Butte. He began with the Dawson Alaska News and Nome News, trained at the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, and worked with the San Jose Times, Seattle Press-Times, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and the Oregonian. He trekked from Skagway to Dawson in 1898, documenting the White Pass journey with 35 letters to the Post-Intelligencer, of which 30 were published. His sons hold posts in the Post-Intelligencer and its staff, while his daughter Grace Norton Wishaar is an artist noted for Paris salon paintings and theater curtains painted in Spokane.
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MS. Patterson
California
Charlene
Mary Stevens
Charles Stevens
Spokane
Charles
H. 7. Hughes
Thomas H. Carter
John
Hugh
City
Helena
Carter
T. J. Walker
Excelsior Avenue
Bryan Irvine
Willard Hall
Irvine
Victoria
Willard
Seattle
Ladies’ Society of
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
H. Umbang
East Aluminum Street
Roberts
Ella Crowley
J G. Wilson
W.'D. Mallon
Hugh Faley
London
England
Ireland
Jack Hoy
Chicago
Baltimore
Arizona
Butte
Montana
J. W. Gordon
Three Forks
George Wakes
Great’ Falls
Tt. D. Lee
Deer Lodge
J. M.biggerman
J. D.C. Will
Belgrade
I. Seaford
Boulder
W. §. Towner
F.C. ‘Ainsley
G. H. Murphy
Byron B. Tower
E. B. Wishaar
Richmond Teach
Wishaar
Dawson
Alaska
Nome
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
San Jose
Cal) Times
Old Preas-Times
Seattle Times
Post Intelligencer
Portland Oregonian
Skagway
Lake Labarge
Intelligencer
White Pass
Miss Wishaar
Lso
Free day for children at Columbia Gardens
The city will provide free transportation to Columbia Gardens for children on Thursday. Last week the event moved to Tuesday due to the Fourth of July, but this week the regular free day resumes for the youngsters.
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Columbia Gardens
Street Railway Company
British Fleet in Imposing Review at Spithead
The British fleet of about 815 ships gathered at Spithead for inspection by Lords and Commons. Canadian Prime Minister Robert L. Borden and colleagues attended to discuss naval plans with the Admiralty as aeroplanes and hydroplanes debuted in maneuvers. The fleet later sailed for summer exercises in the North Sea amid secrecy and debate over convoy defense and raid frustration.
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London
English
Mediterranean
Spithead
House of Lords
House of Commons
Robert L. Borden
British Admiralty
Canada
Lords
Commons
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
North Sea
New One Admitted to Alimony Club in Bequest of Kennedy
Judge Lynch admitted John F. Kennedy to the alimony club and ordered him to pay the wife’s attorney fees and nominal alimony. A default was entered in Ida Coulson v Charles Coulson. Ruth Helen Tuttle seeks divorce from Earl R Tuttle and asks trial in Jefferson county. Annie Gorman sues Patrick Gorman for divorce for cruelty since 1908 marriage. Walter D. Butler files a suit with Emily Butler as defendant. he cites Seattle marriage in 1910 and alleged neglect of vows.
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Annie Gorman
Patrick Gorman
Butte
Walter D. Butler
Emily Butler
Seattle
Collins Appointed to Police Force by Mayor Dun
Dan Collins was appointed to the police force yesterday by Mayor Dun fan to succeed William Harrie who was dismissed after being found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer. Collins took a beat by laterday Colina was appointed to the force by Mayor Nevin.
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Dan Collins
Dunfan
Wiliam Harrie
Collins
Colina
Nevin
Dunlan
Line
United Irish Societies Picnic at Gregson
The Sheep Gulch dairy varant to correspond with all regulations of the health department. Visitors are cordially invited.
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United Irish Societies
Gregson
Ted
Reiter
Cares Cmaeet
L. Murphy
Jerry Baan
Dan Leahy
Dan
T. J. Moran
John ‘Cumming
D. P
Marty McCarthy Ames J. Murpl
Sheep Gulch
Varant
Health Department
No Action Taken On Pearl Appeal At McKinley School
Board minutes show the Pearl appeal for re election as principal of McKinley school was not discussed last night. The matter was referred to the teachers committee for a written report and remains unresolved.
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Norton St Pearl
McKinley School
Pearl
Treasur
Miner’s mine death and two damage suits in city court
Public administrator A. B. Melzner sues Anaconda Copper Mining for 25000 damages on behalf of Hakan Swanson estate alleging death from a cave in at 1600 level Never Sweat mine on March 18 due to improper timbering. Also Charles Schatalein Paint Co. faces $5000 suit by H. H. Des Roches over a vicious horse injuring him in Butte. A third suit has John Penyon against the city over snow and ice on Mercury street sidewalk on March 8.
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A. B. Melzner
Hakan Swanson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
F. Canning
P. E. Geagan
Swanson
Charles Schatalein Paint Company
H. H. Des Roches
Ml East Quartz
Des Roches
John Penyon
Butte
Mercury Street
Ohio
England's Great Seal and Its Strange Perils
An account from the London Daily Chronicle recounts how the great seal of England was stolen, thrown into rivers, buried to escape flames, and nearly forgotten by Lord Eldon after a house fire. It describes seal impressions, construction, and the wax reduction process, noting German telephone systems as government owned.
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London Daily Chronicle
England
Eldon
Tower Arden
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Count
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Drs. McKendry & Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
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Nedy
Mose Linz
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M. J. Sullivan
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Sioux City
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