Court Hears Tale Of Wife Beating And Suspended Fine
Judge McGowan presided over a domestic case where Charles Phillips, a Dane, residing at 603 Dakota Street, was found guilty of assaulting his wife. The sentence set a fine of $00, suspended during good behavior, with the defendant to abstain from further misconduct or face possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besterg Elaimer
Guidge McGowan
Charles Pillipabi
Dakota Street
Andy
Ms Witt
Willy Lows
Phillinson
John Barorth
Harsh court cases and local arrests reported in city docket
A court heard a harrowing abuse claim from Mia Cunningham as she testified about injuries after alleged beating. Cunningham’s husband pled not guilty with a 40 day possible sentence. Other arraignments included Albert Wing and Herert Riley for property and speeding offences. Two Afghan defendants faced jury trial after denials. Local notices end with an advertisement for Orton Bros. organs and pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Cunninstam
Elty
Elired Cunningham
Wlan
Gall
John Hymes
East Park Street
Hik
Albert Wing
Kong Wong
Galena
Riley
McGowan Hag Iwi
Xenderp
Burglary Charge Against Steve Marvin Reported
A garbled local report states Steve Marvin faces burglary charges for breaking into a gun store amid a riot on May 10. Several accomplices, including John Conrad and Charles Roteris, are named. other cases and motions involve Dr W J Dodd and multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Marvin
bin Whith Warglaey
Marvin
Opner
John Cunrad
Charles Roteris
Ditching
W. J. Dodd
Russell
J. W. Fates
Wise
Agaifet Almis
Jndee Bourdgwlny
Churches in Butte: sermons and activities listed
A compressed notice lists preaching services at multiple churches in Butte including South Bulle Presbyterian on Ula avenue and First Baptist on West York street. It details service times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek events with various pastors and special musical offerings, inviting general attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bulle
Welsh Church Activities and Meetings Schedule
A series of church events listed include prayer meetings and Sunday school at Welsh churches. Details mention locations such as Oda hall West Broadway and Mirat Chireh off rooms 37 wil ie West Crininn street. Additional notes reference Tadies Aid meeting at 48 Dakota street and sermons by pastors at various local Welsh and Finnish congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Hall
West Broadway
AL A.m
Lee Hayes
Tadies Aid
Heatherly
Dakota Street
B. Williams
Colas Ride
Shaday
Tuly
Tuly Yt
I H. Gwynne
Mirat Chireh
Wil Ie
Eli Iver
Bow Bines
West Crininn Street
Piist
Mimbers
TV A
Soibooms
Heir to Sixty Dollars In Probate Dispute
In district court Chancellor O Donnell seeks a sixty dollar deposit from the estate of Cas’ck, with Judge Renin refusing to grant the relief as it contravenes law. The case involves heirs David Cusick’s heirs and a proposed disposition of funds from a Texas settlement, with probate costs exceeding potential recovery and debates over county or treasury eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell
Department I
Renin
Romyty
David Cusick
Cas
EL Taso
Tex
O'Donnell S
Donkin
Odd Fellows Installation at Colush Lodge No 38
Members of Colush Lodge No 38 and guests gathered Friday for an Odd Fellows installation led by District Deputy Grand Master Elmer Phimmer. New officers included Noble Grand Philip Tugkery, Vice Grand John P Angove, Treasurer Thomas Finke, Recording Secretary Thomas WW Kopel, Financial Secretary Eddie Wil Hany, Conductor Ralph Jronductor, and others amid a social event afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colush Lodge
Sendervillsy
Diracow
Elmer Phimmer
Noble
Philip Tugkery
Ohn P. Angove
Thoma Finke
Recorde
Thontasa
Kopel- Rot
Mddie Wil Hany Tho OS
Charles. Werllale
Charles. Werllale; In Son, Gy Joseph J. Williaans
Wreden
Samer Correlto
Tisile Guaridign
Contempt judgment in divorce case amid alimony dispute
William Prosser, sued by Mary Kosser for divorce, was found guilty of contempt of court for failing to obey a June 10 alimony order. A three day sentence was suspended to allow accounting, with potential indefinite suspension if accounts are not settled. The proceeding included testimony from Mrs. Droese and cross examination by Attorney Denny. Prosser admitted earning 4.40 a day and failing to contribute to his wife and child, while claiming limited funds and work willingness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prosser
Mary Kosser
Kabla
Wis
Betare
Dudge
Kremer
Prinsey
Denny
Proster
Thornton
Prosser
Cheney
Court finds Prosser in contempt over alimony order
Judge Bourquin states the court’s order was willfully disobeyed and orders Prosser jailed for three days and thereafter until alimony is paid. The suspension is extended to 48 hours on request. If Prosser pays $63 by Monday, jail is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquin
Prosser
Mrr
Denny
Interest in Pipestone Purchase Tied to Kirk Deal
Herman Strasberger acquired an interest in Pipestone from John N. Kirk and will assume full management starting Monday. Kirk requires him to tour the property and handle the law practice implications. Strasburger, former manager of the springs for Kirk, has recent experience in Butler business and has served as deputy in the county assessor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Strasberger
Pipestone Hot
John N. Kirk
Kirk
Strasburger
Wirk
Butle
Thr County Assessny
SANGER A SAGEBRUSHER OFF TO NATIONAL PARK
Chief Peter Sanger of Butte leads a party including Miss Bessie Snow Leslie Sanger Bud McGrath and Mr and Mrs Carter toward Yellowstone for a three week outing aboard a specially fitted coach. The group travels by Virginia city route with chaperon and plans to open a bank account in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sanger
Butte
Yellowstone Palaoe
Jeff Butte Overland
Bessie Snow
Leslie Sanger
Bud McGrath
Hd Mrs. Carter
Beatie
Ag Ronveyance Wak
Mierip
Quatrix Street
Audiny
Virgini
Weel
Trip through the Pats party heads for national parts
George Fr Davies, Joh Steadman and John F P Davin lead a 14 member party including families and three young ladies from Great Falls on an extended trip to national parts for about a month. The Butte Commercial Bank pays per rem on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FR. Davies
Joh Steadman
John FP
Great
Butte Conmmercial Bank
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Wrain Liptle Wooan
Phillipson
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Met
Trenyere
Berrquin
Mary A. Brint
Thomas Mulron
Mary Molenaie
John Veran
Aro
Jnshui
T. Garwood
Aetlan
W. J. KiNean
Catherine Olihen
Tintindy Keyes
Bulle
Perrine
Henger
Judse
Cannan
Department of
Lynch
Trinity Methodier Episcopal Church
Centerville
Hoelelng Yi Valdeisco
North Mary Streete
Nym
Tio P
Makers of the Kingdom
Tre
Worth Lenge
Ling
Tia
First Baptist Church
J. M. Nottishiger
West Yark Street
Worthiy Ae
Wally Miss Trosie Ayers
Mide
Chinese Pheton, Mercury. Street, Wednesday Eventnhe Tarifes’ Ald Society
Turaday
W. E. Moore
West Granite Street
Mountain View M. Ti
Stunday
Lea Mi
Ehed
Morrison
Poo
Dries
Sood
South Ste Meretat
Eanth- Sorvines
Won. Ta
Dreiry
Ws OH
Tf Davis
Res
Oregon Agentin
Lord and
Galena Streets
Amd
Magar Yaveling Wednessy
Gwynne Pistov
Phon
Gay
Shortridge
Christian Ohtte An Rauthes
Washington
Ary Streets
Edward Oliver Tillon
O'Nister
Ag Fatial
Firat Proawycerkinghirel
Gioodyear Well Oxfords
Bineher Jaco Tye
Hope Orr Berines
Gibson
Sea Island
BBC
Anle
Bayley-Davenport Shoe CO
West Park Street
Sata
Wes
Midi A. Il
Bunday School
Wispy Mu
sHaNe People's Meeting
Sermin Lothian
Hult
Joe
Westten
Lance Street
Serviews
North Wing
Bundy Achool
Clihmané
Mney Bint Ever
Aetra
Alihony
Herman Stenkbarger
John
National Park
Byers
Buttle
Butte Commercial Bank
Weahilton Street
Tanves
Anteanda
Nten
Anaconda
Henry Jonas
Is E. Granite
Gregory Buite
Mainey
West Park
Buite
North Main Street
Dan Kowske
Stannard
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