Three Years for Thomas Brady in Second Degree Assault
Thomas Brady was sentenced to three years in the Penitentiary for second degree assault after giving a girl dope. Judge Donlan noted Brady sought a job as secretary, while defense argued no intent or harm proven. Separate notes list burglary, robbery, forgery cases and trials for Higgins, Patten, Harrington, Harrington bonds, and Pivchlon assault.
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Thomas Brady
Essault
Sadie Cohen
Jumige Denlan
John Lindsay
Brady
Donlan
Bray
Iowa
Safa the Couurt
Butte High Seniors Show Rapid Play Skill
Butte high school seniors have trained to perform plays with keen interpretation. In a brief period they mastered acting and stage presence, and they will present their polished production tomorrow.
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Butte High School
Bell-Crown Hat for Young Girls in Pink Straw
A pink fancy straw braid bell crown hat suitable for certain face types. It fits snugly at the back and flares over the face with ribbon streamers under the brim tied at the back. Trimmed with a broad pompadour ribbon band in rose and mauve, secured by soutache braid.
Students to perform She Stoops to Conquer at Orpheum
Under Mary Kellett's direction at the high school, actors deliver a polished performance of Goldsmith's comedy. The ensemble, praised for professional art, will present tomorrow evening for an audience expecting a refined show.
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Orpheum Theater
Goldsmith
Mary Kellett
New Examinations Announced for Civil Service Posts
A June 2 clerk carrier test for local post office is open to unmarried women eligible for clerk duties, age 18 to 45, with a height and weight minimum. Sherman Institute in Riverside offers a domestic science teacher vacancy June 29 and 30 at $160 plus quarters, requiring a tuberculosis certificate. July 12 and 13 14 feature junior and assistant engineer exams for the reclamation service. assistant engineer requires four years of engineering experience, salary $1500 up, junior engineer $900 up.
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Indian Service
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Cal
Reclamation Service
Fun and Other Things at the Empire Theater
The Empire Theater offers a week of entertainment with dancing songs and moving pictures. Acts include Jack Westerman and Miss Donna Hopkins in a humorous sketch, Dutch comedians Yan and Coffman, and bicycling feats by Careless Curt. The illustrated song I Have Got the Time Has the Place but It Is Hard to Find the Girl draws popularity. Van and Hoffman extend their act for the week.
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Empire Theater
Jack Westerman
Donna Hopkins
Yan
Coffman
Curt
Van
Hoffman
Berry Heads West to Butte For Old-Time Reunion
Thomas Robert Emmet Berry, longtime head bookkeeper for Anaconda Copper at Anaconda lower works, visits Butte greeting old friends. Now in Tacoma he has a business in stave piping. Also notes Silver Bow National Bank savings department offering 4 percent interest under national supervision.
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Thomas Robert Emmet Berry
Anaconda Copper Company
Anaconda
Lower Works
Butte
Berry
Tacoma
Silver Bow National Bank
Court hears motions in Butte assault case and others
Judge Lynch presided in the case of Mike P. Casey versus Tim McCarthy noting a demurrer as the preferred tool to challenge contributory negligence in assault. He also handled motions in Margaret King v city of Butte and cases involving Rose Trefry Annie McDonald Cordelia Ethier with rulings on attorney fees demurrers and amended complaints.
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Judge Lynch
Department of the District Court
Mike P. Casey
Tim McCarthy
Casey
McCarthy
Lynch
Atep
John Batta
Margaret King
Butte
Rose Trefry
Dexter Trefry
Mackel
Supreme Court
Annie McDonald
John McDonald
McDonald
Cobban Company
William Recksick
Cordelia Ethier
David Kemper
Marshal Sanders Heads to Montana for Federal Court
Maj. J G Sanders deputy U S marshal for this district left last evening for Bozeman Three Forks and other towns. Before returning to Butte he will visit Virginia City and other points in Madison county. His mission is to summon witnesses to attend the session of the federal court in Helena.
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J G. Sanders
United States
Bozeman
Three Forks
Butte
Virginia City
Madison County
Helena
Dixon Ronan Polson Stage Line
Nearest, best and shortest road from the Northern Pacific railway across the reservation to Ronan and Polson. No dangerous hills to climb. Makes close connections with boats at Polson for Kal Jewell. R. F. Vinson, Proprietor.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Ronan
Polson
Kal- Jewell
R. F. Vinson
Bishop blesses foundations at St Matthew’s church cornerstone
Kalispell reports the cornerstone laying of St Matthew’s Catholic church with Bishop John P. Carrell of Helena officiating. The ceremony included blessing the foundation, sprinkling holy water, and placing a copper box with parish memorabilia inside the stone as hundreds of Catholics and Protestants watched.
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Kalispell
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
John P. Carrell
Helena
O'Farrell
Accused of Horse Theft from Alberta
Helena June 6 Special Dispatch to the Standard reports William Howard and Ira Bird Black feet Indians were arrested on the Alberta reservation by Deputy Marshal Jack Haigler and brought for an extradition hearing before Judge Carl Rasch. The sworn complaint alleges they stole three or four horses on October 19, 1909 on the Milk River north fork beyond the international boundary.
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The
Standard
Helena
Alberta
Canada
William Howard
Ira Bird
Jack Haigler
Carl Rasch
H.R. Thompson
Northwest Mounted Police
Milk River
Small Boys on Horseback Seek Roosevelt Meeting
Unaccompanied 9 and 6 year old brothers Louie and Temple Abernathy travel from Oklahoma to New York to meet Colonel Roosevelt. They averaged 50 miles daily since leaving Oklahoma and spent a week in Washington calling on President Taft and meeting Speaker Cannon before riding toward Baltimore.
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The
Standard
Washington
Oklahoma
New York
Roosevelt
Louie
Temple Abernathy
United States
Jack Abernathy
Wolf Hunter
National
President Taft
Speaker Cannon
Baltimore
Kelsey Acquitted on Insanity Defense in Moorhead Murder
Special Dispatch reports D. B. Kelsey is acquitted of the Moorhead murder of Charles Kent on insanity grounds and may be sent to an asylum. The Tarbel case for the Selway killing of George Mitchell began, with a prior jury deadlock over manslaughter or acquittal.
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Miles City
D. B. Kelsey
Charles Kent
Moorhead
Ray Tarbel
George Mitchell
Selway
Tarbel
Semi annual election of officers and delegates held on June 7
The semi annual election of officers and delegates to the eighteenth annual convention will take place on Tuesday June 7. Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dan Holland serves as President and Al McLellan as Secretary.
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Dan Holland
al. McLellan
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