Labot sues Harrington for twelve thousand dollars
Louise Labot filed a district court claim against Fayette Harrington seeking 12 101.90 alleging he collected funds under a power of attorney over three and a half years then refused to settle or turn over the money. She revoked the power Jan 1 and demands a statement and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Labot
Fayette Harrington
E. Renourd
Nellie Renourd
May Neidenhofen
Lee Freudenstein
John R. Davenport
Charles 8
Passmore
C. 8
Beebe
Lee Davenport
Noyes & Upton
Dinsmore
Oneother
Labot
C. M. Parr
Handsome North Coast Limited Sleeper Train Feature
Describes the electric lighted Pullman tourist sleeper on the North Coast Limited en route to St Paul. Promotes the train service as the handsomest tourist sleeper and invites travelers to try the North Coast Limited onboard.
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North Coast Limited
Utte
St. Paul
Orton Bros Offer Best Value in Plano or Organ
Orton Bros advertises value deals for organs and related goods at 219 N. Main St Butte. Strong emphasis on best value for money in Plano or organ purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Great Falls Notes Report Hay Shipments Forecast
Harlem reports that hay shipments will be small this season. Last year about 4000 tons were moved. H. J. Phillips of Lewistown and John Be. Cashman of Chateau are in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Baylize
Lewistown
Donald Bradford
Helena
H. T. Wackerlin
Benton
J. F. Taylor
Great Falls
John C. Houck
Fergus County
J. L. Jonas
Francis Willey
Boston
Frank E. Wright
Emily Weaver
Dan Ledgerwood
Benton Press
Hunter
Boulder Springs
George M. Stone
Philbrook
John BE. Cashman
Harlem
Robbery Sleep Incident In Great Falls
John Palmer a rancher was found sleeping in a south side alley and taken to jail to finish his nap. He claimed a hold up occurred while he was under the influence and says he has no recollection of the robber. He was released without fine or lecture and left penitent and thoughtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
John Palmer
Drunk and Disorderly Prisoner Escapes in Great Falls
O Donabrook, sentenced to five days in the city jail for drunkenness, escaped yesterday while serving as commodore of a wheelbarrow and a shovel with the fire department. He has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
O. Donabrook
Northern Montana Advertising Rates Notice
Northern Montana Office of the Standard is in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Liveliest Wool Exchange Day in Great Falls Market
Great Falls wool market opens with high activity and rising prices. Buyers led by May and Thayer push bids on 13 clips while new entrant F. L. Oreutt from San Francisco competes. Top price reaches 15 1 2 cents. total yardage sold near 170,000 pounds with Bannytine Bros. selling 70,000 pounds.
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Great Falls
F. L. Orcutt
San Francisco
Thayer
Luce
May
Bannytine Bros
The
Teton
Rannytine Bros
Lge
F. W. Thayer
Whitman, Farnsworth & Thayer
Boston
E. W. Ellis
Ice
I. L. Jonas
Francis Willey & Co
P. B. Fox
J. L. Stark
Alay
F. W. Ridley
F. L. Oreutt
James Raw
KE. H. Earle
Lie
Oreutt
F. N. Anderson
George Wells
Dewy, Gould & Co
Clark Bros
Bynum
Ouyers
Standard
Montana
California
London
Chinook
Benton
J. Ward Huse
Whitman
Farnsworth & Thayer
TY. L. Maze
Dugout Coulee
Avette & Veillette
Fort Benton
Holzner Bros
Lucille
F. Wasesha
Benton Sweep Company
Wool market activity in Billings July 19
Yesterday the wool market showed more activity with only two bidders. Sales included Labree 1000 pounds at 14 cents, Martin 25000 pounds at 14 cents, Shu maker 15000 pounds at 14 1 4 cents, and several others to Jeremiah Williams & Co and Ralph Kerry.
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James Labree
Martin
O. Shumaker
Ralph Kerry
H. Chapman
Fee
Perry More
Mtge
Chappelle
Doty Bros
KB. Marcellus
W. L. Watkins
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Wool Auction in London Sees 4510 Bales Offered
London reports gale conditions affect the wool market as the July 1 auction offers 4510 bales. The event highlights seller interest despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wool market steady with active crossbreed demand
Prices were steady and scoured wools were keenly competed for. Crossbreds were in active request by the home trade.
Wool market report from San Francisco listing bids
In San Francisco on July 19 a market summary notes spring wools from Navada and Eastern Oregon with bids of 13415c and 184 20c respectively. Fall wools show prices for Northern mountain lambs and San Joaquin Plains entries with SG 10c and 12e, including mentions of Humboldt Mendocino and Malte regions.
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San Francisco
Navada
Eastern
Oregon
Walie
Valley Oregon
San Joaquin Plains
Yalle
Humboldt
Mendocino
Belt Notes From July Happenings at Local Gun Club
Regular weekly medal shoot results show James Cooper winning with 19 of 25 as Alfred Lander misses the top prize. Pat ONeil moves four daughters to St. Peters mission near Cascade. Belt Creek picnic crowds form after a large coal coke shipment from Wyoming. Box Elder trip ends with Hayshovelers defeating Belt in baseball. Alfred Lander shines. Funeral for Mrs. Jacob Kurk draws large attendance. D Spogan plans mine visit. road work improves Belt access. George Borgreen injured at mine shop.
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Alfred Lander
James Cooper
Pat O'Neil
St. Peter's Mission
Cascade
Belt Creek
Wyoming
Gridley
Anaconda Mining Company
Box Elder
Fox
Roy Wilson
Jacob Kurk
D. Spogan
Big Blackfoot
Martin
Highwood
Willow Creek
George Borgreen
Divorce Filed by Grace Ivey Against Edwin Ivey
Grace Ivey sues Edwin Ivey in Great Falls district court for dissolution of marriage alleging fraud coercion failure to provide support and desertion since August 1897. No children. Grace claims Montana residency and seeks annulment. George H. Sutton represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
District Court
Grace Ivey
Edwin Ivey
Jefferson County
Montana
George H. Sutton
Mexico Mo Pitcher Joins McCloskeys Indians Tryout
Great Falls report notes C A Daniels of Mexico Missouri seeks a roster spot with McCloskey's Indians for the season’s remainder. The pitcher is said to be skilled and awaits the team’s return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
C. A Daniels
Mexico
McCloskey
Indians
Death of Miss Grace Case in Great Falls
Miss Grace Case died suddenly in Great Falls on July 19 near the Deaconess Hospital. The death appears abrupt with limited details available from the notice. Further information may follow from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grace Case
Great Falls
Chace Case
Death of 19 year old girl in city leads to calls for family reply
A 19 year old girl died yesterday morning from acute peritonitis. Her body rests at Berthold's undertaking rooms while inquiries are sent to Anaconda and Butte for two brothers, Fred Case and an unnamed sibling. She had lived in the city about eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold
Anaconda
Butte
Fred Case
Body of missing girl Gertrude Harrington found near Belt
The body of Gertrude Harrington, who disappeared last month, was found today two miles below Belt in the Murphy ranch creek bed. A local boy, Steve Fabin, located the body as deputies investigated. Coroner’s jury likely to rule accidental drowning. no evidence of foul play against the parents.
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Great Falls
Gertrude Harrington
Belt
Steve Fabin
McLeod
R. M. Burris
W. L. Martin
James Carr
Murphy Ranch
Prairie Fires Bark Prairie Region Darkens Harlem Area
Charles A. Smith reports numerous prairie fires in the Prairie Fires area with most ignitions attributed to lightning. Thunderstorms have raged recently, with fires on the Belknap reserve and north of Harlem clearly linked to the storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Charles A. Smith
Harlem
County Board of Equalization
River Press
Belknap Reserve
Dead Hard Youth Remanded to Reform School
Dead hard 16 year old Charles Landusky son of Pike Landusky is sent from Harlem to Miles City reform school after being committed by Justice Everett of Harlem. He defies his mother and declines schooling, causing trouble in Sandusky. The case follows the December 1894 killing of Pike Landusky by Harvey Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Charles Landusky
Pike Landusky
Harvey Curry
Reform School
Miles City
Sandusky
Justice Everett
Harlem
Benton Press
Barn Fire Destroys Fergus County Farm in Yale Area
Hon W A Hedges of Fergus county, in Great Falls with his wool clip, learned his Yale area farm burned Monday. Barn and outbuildings were destroyed, residence saved with difficulty. Loss around $1000, uninsured. Fire origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
W. A. Hedges
Fergus County
Yale
Just Punishment. Prom Brooklyn Life
It describes Huddleston recounting a disturbing dream at breakfast about being forced to do as others claimed he would, reflecting on guilt and fear of punishment. The dialogue centers on his nightmarish vision and his wife's curiosity about its meaning.
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Brooklyn
Huddleston
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