E W Toole remembered by court and bar in Helena
Judge Speer ex-Governor Smith and other officials delivered eulogies at a Helena court memorial for E W Toole. Resolutions prepared by the bar association were adopted, with copies to be sent to Silver Bow and later to the United States circuit and district courts. Judge McClernan presided as senior, noting room constraints in Department II.
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McClernan, Bourquin
Donlan
District Court
Bar Association
E. W. Toole
Helena
Bar Association of
Silver Bow County
J. J. McHatton
W. O. Speer
Charles R. Leonard
I. P. Forestell
John N. Kirk
McClernan
Judge Speer
R. M. Place
M. P. Gilchrist
Butte
United States Circuit
District Courts
McClernan’s jury call and fraud suit update
Judge McClernan ordered 80 jurors for June 14 and outlined trials for June 14 to 17 including cases between American Brewing and Malllory and Fitzsimmons versus Furay. Shively seeks $1,000 over stock and money not delivered in a 1902 transaction with Davenport and Kimball as promoters. Maggie Eggler wins a divorce against George Eggler amid alleged cruelty. Mortgage foreclosure by Lulu Largey against C Frudenstein granted for $6,150 plus interest with dispute over extension terms.
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Farmers' Exchange Produce and Commission Company
Henningsen Produce Company
E. W. Shively
George de Snell
Lee R. Davenport
Butte & Arizona Copper Company
McClernan
Davenport
Davenort
Ames W. Kimball
Shively
Metz
Haskell
Maggie Eggler
George Eggler
Egglers
Lulu F. Largey
C. Frudenstein
Germania
Elba
Lee Frudenstein
Wedding at Sacred Heart Church in Butte
Yesterday morning Rev. Father J. J. Callahan officiated at Sacred Heart Church for the marriage of a couple whose reception followed at the Dorothy block. They honeymoon on the Oregon Short Line and will reside at 209 West Copper Street. The bride, daughter of the Dorothy block landlady, came from Salt Lake. the groom works as a miner at the Barns.
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Salt Lake
Butte Man Files Bankruptcy Petition in Federal Court
Peter H. Brown of Butte filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday in federal court. His schedule shows liabilities of 728.20 and assets of 20. Creditors include Pat Mullins 140 Casey Candy company 35 T F Courtney 150 Duncan Mc Gregor 30 Mrs M Gorman 76 Henry Deiderichs 11.20 Christie Lys 6.60 Annie Felts 50 Largey Lunsbeg company 3 D Dorais 21 Paint and Wall Paper company 3 James Malloy 1.40 George F. Gieser 20 Fred Holbrook 7.
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Peter H. Brown
Butte
Pat Mullins
Casey Candy Company
T. F. Courtney
Duncan McGregor
Largey Lunsbeg Company
D. Dorais
A Paint and Wall Paper Company
James Malloy
George F. Gieser
Fred Holbrook
Mushroom crop after rain grips Butte with harvests and urban change
After Sunday's rain Butte sees a large mushroom crop as women and children gather the bounty. Mushrooms flood west side patches and restaurants feature Montana mushrooms. Loeber hall on Park Street is being torn down, once a social hub, to make way for a new building. East Park Street shacks fall to progress as modern structures rise. City air hints at June rain, rail promos lure travelers to Billings and Seattle, with many planning Portland fair visits. John Ledwidge leaves for Seattle. he was a longtime court stenographer and anti trust campaigner. The German Lutheran church plans a June 7 entertainment at 218 North Wyoming with a 25 cent admission.
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Butte
Montana
Loeber Hall
California Brewery
East Park Street
John Ledwidge
Seattle
Ledwidge
Clancy
Department of the District Court
Anti-Trust Party
Ale
The
German Lutheran Church
North
Wyoming Street
Acquittals and hearings in Judge Warren's court
Jeremiah Sullivan and wife were acquitted of selling liquor to five intoxicated Indians at Memorial Day cemetery disturbance. John Hill was acquitted of robbing a Finlander at East Park saloon. Several vagrants freed with admonitions to reform. John Cunningham's assault case set for June 9. John Pollo pleads not guilty to knife assault. Other defendants fined for drunkenness and ordered to sign temperance pledges.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Warren
John Hill
John Adamson
East Park Street
Butte
John Cunningham
Kate Comba
East Woolman Street
John Pollo
Julius Newguard
Scenic Excursions East and Colorado Rail Deals
Denver Rio Grande offers round trips from Butte to Chicago 53.50 and to St Louis 49.50 and to Omaha Kansas City St Joseph or Sioux City 42 and to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo 29.50. Tickets on sale May 25 29 and June 10 12 with 10 day travel and Sept 15 final return. Stopovers allowed. Beautiful canyon views and two Colorado routes with observation cars and sleeping berths. Inquiries addressed to E. R. Hunt G A at 51 East Broadway Butte.
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Butte
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Canyon of the Grand
Royal Gorge
Tennessee Pass
Eagle's River Canyon
Great Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
Scenic Colorado
E. R. Hunt
G. A
East Broadway
Mother Jones to Speak at Mill and Smeltermen Union Event
Mother Jones will address an audience in the Auditorium on Wednesday June 7 at 730 PM under the auspices of the Mill and Smeltermen's union.
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Mother Jones
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Meaderville Jurymen Acquit In Both Cases
Jean Dubois charged with vagrancy and Frank Walker charged with selling liquor to minors were tried in Justice Libby’s court yesterday. Both were acquitted by unanimous juries after testimony. Deputy County Attorney White prosecuted. Ed S. Booth and Burt Marsh defended.
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Jean Dubois
Frank Walker
Libby
White
Ed S. Booth
Burt Marsh
Dubois
Walker
Stenographer Sues County Over Transcript Charge
A. W. Deavitt in Judge Donlan's court sues Silver Bow County to recover 9.70 alleging illegal deduction from his transcript bill. He prepared a transcript valued at about 60, but the county auditor reduced the bill by 9.70. The county has until Saturday to answer, or default judgment will be entered for the amount.
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A. W. Deavitt
Donlan
Justice Doran
Silver Bow
Deavitt
Milroy Coon Wedding Solemnized at Sacred Heart
The wedding of Miss Olivette Coon and M J McIlroy took place at Sacred Heart Church with family and friends in attendance. The ceremony united the couple in a traditional service, followed by a reception celebrating the newlyweds.
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Olivette Coon
M. J. McIlroy
Dalzell Accused of Threatening With Knife at Dublin Gulch
Barney Ferns filed a complaint with the county attorney against Robert Dalzell alleging he exhibited a deadly knife in a rude threatening manner at a Dublin gulch saloon. Dalzell allegedly drank whisky, wielded the butcher knife, and was disarmed with difficulty before the complaint and oath were sworn in Justice Doran's court.
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Barney Ferns
Robert Dalzell
Dublin Gulch
Dalzell
Justice Doran
Malicious Mischief Charge Against Boys
Rosanna La Marche filed a complaint in Justice Gillette's court accusing Tom Ferkevich and Joe Berrich of malicious mischief. She alleges the pair broke doors, smashed windows, and tore down the chimney of her cabin on South Jackson Street.
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Rosanna la Marche
Justice Gillette’s Court
Tom Ferkevich
Joe Berrich
South Jackson Street
Rail fares and schedules for western routes from Butte
Tickets on sale May 25 and 29, June 10 and 12 for Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver with return to Sept 15. Stop overs valid into Salt Lake and Denver via Overland Limited or Rio Grande. Reserve sleeping berth at Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main St Butte Mont. H O Wilson D F P A
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Rio Grande
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
H. O. Wilson
D. F
P. A
Philipsburg Notes Highlight Local Moves and Illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Philipsburg on June 5 reports Mrs. Dan Arms of Missoula visiting before heading to Butte, families arriving from Ellensburg, and summer plans at Angora goat ranch. Other items note medical cases, mining ventures, legal action, and personnel changes in local firms and churches.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Dan Arms
Missoula
Butte
John H. Williams
Ellensburg
Wash
Williams
Angora Goat Ranch
L. Walker
A. W. Gray
Waverly
Thomas Liffith
Carlton
W. H. McWilliams
George A. Reed
South Boulder
William Stahl
Rock Creek
Joseph Degenhart
Emma McGee
Salem
George A. Stephens
L. J. Debrule
Gannon & Nell
Angus Morrison
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alexander Wight
Hall
R. R. McRae
Anaconda
H. M. Thomas
M. C. Hughes
Thomas
P. A. Shilling
District Court
Chris F. Jacky
Seattle
Hey
Mr. Shilling
Father Phelan
Deer Lodge
Teton County
Philipsburg and
Granite
K. E. Kendall
Billings
Montana Water Power, Electric and Mining Company
Alfred Evans
Great Falls
Salt Lake Electric Company
Colorado
Shilling
Ross’ Fork
Robber Zell Arrested After Neighborhood Row Threat
Robert Zell, wanted by county authorities, was arrested by police after a neighborhood row. He allegedly threatened Barney Ferrie with a butcher knife at 440 North Wyoming street, continuing the dispute.
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Robert Zell
Barney Ferrie
Wyoming Street
Ferrie
Star Chronicle formed in St. Louis consolidation
The St. Louis Star and St. Louis Chronicle merged to form The Star Chronicle. Negotiations concluded today and the new paper will publish tomorrow from the Star building as an independent daily. Milton A. Mc Rae will be president and Nathan Frank, formerly of the Star, vice president.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Star
The
St. Louis Chronicle
Star Chronicle
Star
Milton A. McRae
Nathan Frank
Street Cars Run with Nonunion Crews in Saginaw
Saginaw Michigan reports cars operated by nonunion crews with officers aboard. No new assaults on striking workers occurred as eggs and missiles were not thrown. Association leader President Mahan will arrive tonight to take charge of the strike.
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Saginaw, Mich
Street Railway Company
Mahan
Association of Street Railroad
Road to Wellville Promises Relief From Coffee Woes
Oakland woman credits The Road to Wellville with transforming her health after eight years of coffee use. She quit coffee and switched to Postum Food Coffee, reporting rapid improvement in nerves and stomach, renewed energy during a San Francisco conclave, and a year of stability.
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Oakland
Wellville
San Francisco
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
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