Ex Avenger Lawyer Roote in Court Over Will Bill
Judge Clancy refuses to reset hearing while attorney Roote, once known as The Avenger, argues a Chicago visit. The session also covers Alfred Johnson suing Anaconda Copper Mining Co. for 10000 for injuries from a faulty converter at the old smelter in Anaconda on January 1, 1899.
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Jesse B. Roote
Avenger
Clancy
Colbert Will
C. F. Kelley
Mr. Roote
Anaconda
Alfred Johnson
J. G. Denny and
C. G. Kohl
Butte Briefs and Arrivals Stir Local Scene
S Warden of Great Falls visits Butte. Jameson arrives from Bozeman. Miss Queenie Price heads to Seattle for summer. Elmer J. Carter and John R. Toole visit Butte. Marriage license issued to Harvey Aiman and Mattie Kearney. Mrs Lulu Largey and Miss Jean Sullivan depart for Santa Fe. McCombs Gunn Edwards and Harper arrive from Helena. L W Shodair to Joliet to visit Dr W H Allen. William Winters arrives from Spokane. George H. Robinson, Heinze witness, leaves for Salt Lake on mining business. Mrs J Couneen returns from visit with J J McCaffery. J E Swindelhurst and wife visit Butte. Josie Duke, a teacher, was recently Mrs Swindelhurst. All motions on Judge MecClernan set for hearing postponed to Friday due to disharment hearing.
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S. Warden
Great Falles
Butte
S. Jameson
Bozeman
Queenie Price
Seattle
Elmer J. Carter
John R. Toole
Missoula
Harvey Aiman
Mattie Kearney
Lulu Largey
Santa Fe
N. M
Jean Sullivan
W. P. McCombs
Gunn
T. Edwards
RB. Harper
Helena
L. W. Shodair
Joliet
Mont
W. H. Allen
William Winters
Winters, Parsons & Roemer
Spokane
George H. Robinson
Heinze
Salt Lake
J. E. Swindelhurst
Livingston
Swindelhurst
Josie Duke
Judge MecClernan
Rancher Admits Rounding Involved Horse Sale Denies Theft
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports M. Hinderager of Benton Lake was arrested on horse stealing charges tied to a Steufen estate horse sold to a Canadian buyer. He denies stealing the horse but says it was mixed with his herd by mistake and sold with them. He remains jailed in default of an $875 bond.
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Great Falls
M. Hinderager
Benton Lake
Steufen
Hinderager
Helena Odd Fellows plan Basin piecine with sports day
The Helena Odd Fellows lodges announce their annual Basin piecine set for Sunday July 26. A committee has approved the event and a daylong program is being arranged including various sports and likely a baseball game.
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The
Standard
Helena
Odd Fellows’ Lodges
Basin
Fire in Columbus Pharmacy Sparks Brief Alarm
Fire at a Columbus pharmacy Saturday evening was quickly discovered and extinguished. Officials say the blaze started from drying phosphorus, causing minor damage with no injuries reported.
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The
Standard
Columbus
Northern district forest reserve chief reports thaw in North Fork
Kalispell July 18 F M Haines supervisor of the northern district forest reserve has returned from a two weeks trip in the North Fork country. He says the snow is off and the ground is drying up making it easy for wagons to travel. The Butteril company is
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The
Standard
Kalispell
F. M. Haines
Northern District Forest Reserve
North Fork
Butteril Company
American Labor Union elects McDonald again as president
The American Labor Union announces results of its biennial election. Daniel McDonald of Butte is re elected president and Clarence Smith of Butte becomes secretary treasurer. David C. Coates of Denver and seven others win executive board seats after canvassing by a five member board.
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The
American Labor Union
Daniel McDonald
Butte
David C. Coates
Denver
Colo
Clarence Smith
Edward Boyce
John W. Dale
Reese Davis
Helena
F. W. Ott
Laramie
Wyo
John Riordan
Phoenix
British Columbia
Fred W
Executive Board
Butte Men
Indianan Starves to Death at County Poor Asylum
Thomas Pettigrew, 29, died of starvation at the county poor asylum in Washington Indiana. Found this week near Prairie Creek bottoms at Lettsville he had wandered begging food and survived on birds eggs and herbs after escaping the asylum month ago. His mind had been unbalanced for four years and admission to the Southern Indiana insane hospital was refused.
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Washington
Ind
Thomas Pettigrew
County Poor Asylum
Pettigrew
Prairie Creek
Lettsville
Southern Indiana Insane Hospital
Judge William Strong dies in Montana after long life
Special Dispatch to the Star Big Timber July 18 Judge William Strong longtime Sweet Grass county resident died of heart trouble at Moore hospital in Big Timber He planned an overland trip from Melville to home nearly 200 miles but rainstorm forced him to abandon his horse and travel by train He was 88 born 1821 in Boston Conn married 1847 to Della Garrison He lived in Michigan Colorado before moving to Montana in 1880 as a sheepman Surviving is one daughter Mrs W M Myatt of San Jose California.
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Star Dart
Big Timber
William Strong
Sweet Grass County
Moore Hospital
Strong
Judge Strong
Boston
Conn
Della Garrison
Old House of Garrisons
New Jersey
Mr. Strong
Michigan
Colorado
Montana
Sweet Grass Creek
W. M. Myatt
San Jose
Cal
Company Prepares Casing for Wells to Resume Drilling
The firm is taking in new casing for its wells and expects the drill to be back in operation within two weeks, signaling a swift restart of drilling activities.
Tarling and Peller Wed in Methodists Ceremony
Alfred I. Tarling of Chestnut and Miss Ora Peller formerly of Ohio were married in the Sand Coulee Methodist Church last Thursday evening by Rev. George Logan. The couple will reside in Chestnut after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Sand Coulee
Alfred I. Tarling
Chestnut
Ora Peller
Ohio
George Logan
Superintendent Boyle in Billings on ballast work trip
Billings reports Superintendent Dan Boyle of the Montana division Northern Pacific spent several hours in the city this morning and departed at 10 30 by his special car for Red Lodge where a crew is hauling ballast for the road bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Dan Boyle
Montana
Northern Pacific
Red Lodge
Sand Coulee Forecasts Coal Boom as Mines Reopen
Sand Coulee, July 18 report notes the town is slowly returning to prominence. Miners anticipate production levels approaching those of former years as the mines resume output in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Sand Coulee
Special Excursion to Missoula July 10
The Northern Pacific Railway will run a special train from Butte in the morning to Missoula and return in the evening on July 1. Tickets valid for returning on trains No 8 at 8 35 am or No 6 at 6 pm July 20. Round trip fare three dollars and seventy five cents. W H Merriman General Agent.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Butte & A. m
W. H. Merriman
Crossed Wires Cause Fire at Montana Ironworks
A fire at Montana Ironworks on Third avenue near the B A FP railroad depot started from crossed wires from a dynamo at 11 20 pm. Chief Ranger and crew used chemical apparatus to extinguish the blaze, damaging nearby woodwork. Loss estimated between 25 and 50 dollars. the dynamo likely unharmed and insurance covers the loss.
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Montana Ironworks
Third Avenue
B. A
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Rees
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Pennsylvania
Jesse B
Marks
Roote
Conda Copper Company
Pufahl
Weinstein Company
Lewis and Clarke
Hed-Eez
Christie & Leys
C. Herman
Isaac Barkla
Richards
G. T. Hall
Butte Briefs
J. Couneen
West Quartz Street
J. J. McCaffery
Boones “Malt
F. Ally
West Park
SF Butte
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Dan
McDonald
Tarling—Peller
Istyle
Maker
Pritchard- Harrison Carpet Co
Sheriff Sale
Maillet & Boyer
West Broadway
McHugh
Greg
Patal
Bex Samm
Hiaze
South Hatte
Ilass
Boe
Steve
Henderson Bros. & Cole Hardware Co
Lutey
Knabe
Sherman’s Piano House
Butte, Mont
Dillon
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
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