Lawyers Seek Fee in Dunn Lawsuit Over Settlement
In Anaconda district court, Mary A. Dunn sues Forte, Anaronde & Melfie Railways. Attorneys Hogewell and Breen claim fees for services rendered, while T. P. Stewart and Donovan oppose and recount lengthy cross examining. The case centers on prior agreements about contingency fees and settlements tied to Dunn’s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Swant Hogewell
Mary A. Dunn
Bynetts Department
District Court
Tney
Mra
Dunn
Futte, Anaronde & Mtelfie
District Court of
Anneania
Mtr
Tun
Palos Clalin
Euit
Breen Wox
Les Cress
Hogewell
Stewart
Anaconda
Togevell
Hegevell
Alva
Mr. Trent
Bree
Both Men Fined After Bus Terminal Fight Incident
Steve Esterly and Patterson faced court for a disturbance at Park Street. Judge Me-ewan ruled both at fault with Esterly fined and Patterson fined. Esterly considered appealing, but the fine was upheld while Patterson paid his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Belerly
Viatterron
Tls
Iwat Park Street
Indge McGoawsa
Patice Court
Srechoon
Standard
Esterly
Initin
Patterson
Tim
Meewan
Esterly $S
Patrotten
Beterly
Inter
Cemulier
Frank Recovers Part of What He Paid Out
Wilge Lynel presided in district court yesterday over a case involving Frank seeking recovery of expenses in a dispute over a gray mare bought years ago. The jury was directed to return a verdict for Frank for 415, as the testimony matched the claimed expenditures.
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Frank
Wilge Lynel
District Court
Yesterdaly
Atte
Jou Brink
Clement An
Wainy
Lynett
Husband Beats Wife and Abuses Child in Turbulent Incident
Police described a brutal assault as a husband attacked his wife and terrorized a two year old, tearing at furnishings and injuring the wife. Neighbors were outraged as officers subdued the man and took him to jail while the abused woman and younger child faced a precarious situation.
Salt Lake Route Resumes Operations Between Chicago and Los Angeles
Press note from Adolph Hellbronner confirms the Los Angeles Salt Lake line will restart June 12 after winter washouts. The Los Angeles Limited train returns to service with Chicago departures and Salt Lake arrivals in mid June, aided by staff reassignments and office openings in East Broadway.
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Adolph Hellbronner
Los Angeles, San Pedro
Butte
California
Treiluronner
oMee
East Broadway
Wililima Rotzer
J. HE. Manderfield
Ealt Lake
F Land
Hutte
Helebronner
Ihlugs
Orden
Los Angeles
Chicago
Salt Lake
Salt
Terrible beating described in court testimony
In Judge Donian's court yesterday the Protestant witnesses described a brutal attack on Orr and others. The defendants allegedly assaulted Orr with a chair, kicked him, and crushed his leg. Peris aided him as the assailants rode his horse and dragged Orr. Witnesses testified about threats and possible bribes offered to sway testimony.
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Perls
Andy Ich
Frank Ailer
Donian
Afeyer
Hutte
Orr
White House
Miles x
Bud
Iim
Beris
Meris
Lercet Aller
Peris
Ore
White
Wil
Hin
Raul Peris
Tim
Lea
Five Mile
Three Complaints Filed by County Attorney
Three complaints were sworn out at the county attorney's office yesterday. One targets E. BD. Owen and Alm for threatening to kill J. Newstrom, who reports Owen stalked with a weapon near his Colorado Street home. Another charge accuses Fred Velter of third degree assault after a bottle incident. A separate complaint accuses Pat Lynch of vagrancy on behalf of Mrs. Nera Lynch.
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Owen
Alm
J. Newstrom
Colorado Street
Newstrom
Qswen
New Sub-Station to Open in July at Wilson Drug Store
A petition by residents led to the establishment of sub-station 3 in the flat south of the city. The office will open July 1 at Wilson Drug Store, 1660 Baran Avenue, under Miss Lent Dube. All postal and money order services will be available. This will save residents from traveling to the city for such needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marris
Fs Veen
Wilson Drug Store
Bar
Lent Dube
Matt Ordey
Car service to gardens changes next Monday
The street railway announces a summer schedule change beginning Monday, June 6. Regular afternoon service to Park and Main streets will run to the gardens with midnight service added on busy days. The adjusted timetable will operate all summer, with extra cars as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colunghia Garden
Crum
Tse Joop
Montana
Strikes Expand as 1400 Workers Walk Out in Protest
About 1400 workers including machinists, wire workers, sheet metal and cable makers struck today over unfulfilled demands. If not granted soon, over 10,000 union members may join the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baste
Ting 1
Itaston
Wulfling
Wind Mit
State Treasurer reports balance and receipts in June
Helena June 1 The state treasury reports a balance of 81,830 dollars in the drawing box last night receipts for the month totaling 1680 065 42 and disbursements 334 88 05. State bond investments aggregate 32 200 078 02. The piece mentions a bargain-hunter studying the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Standard
Helena
State Treaacrer Masolstyn
Atates Airong
State Tay
Race Ended In Tragic Flight From Ruby Tuesday Night
The death race began from Ruby on Tuesday evening to Sheridan in an effort to operate on Mrs. John J. Walker for appendicitis. She worsened near Sheridan and died about 9 pm. Mrs. Walker, 20, leaves husband and parents in Virginia City. Funeral set for 3:39 pm at the Episcopal church in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
John J. Walker
Sheridan
Virginia City
Nelson
Conrey Mining Company
Sheri
Episcopal
Me. Hesward
George Wile
Walker
Jurge Rasch to Hold Court Here Next Monday
Fred Drake assistant clerk of the United States court reports Judge Carl Krasch will open court Monday June 6 to set arguments and motions for the week of June 20. No new cases or jury panel due to across district trial scheduling, though decision may change on Judge Busch arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Drake
Helena
Carl Krasch
Mr. Drake
Ray
Busch
American flag offer for subscribers June 14
An offer promotes a 3x9 foot all wool flag for subscribers who pay $10 in advance for one year. Each subscriber receives one standard flag to be sent with a Tree to every subscriber and a flag day prompt for June 14.
Special Meeting of the Silver Bow National Bank
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department announces a special meeting. The bank notes a 4 percent interest rate and asserts it is the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow National Bank
Bald
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