Admits Lost Will With Mutual Will For Husband
Objections in the Josiah Hodge estate lead to probate and letters testamentary to widow. A lost will of Mrs. Clementine Desrosier admitting full estate to her husband Joseph, formed from mutual wills made in 1903 with A. T. Morgan and Miss Juanita E. Glover witnessing. Desrosier testified he last saw the will in May, it vanished by June, and he suspects theft. Desrosier’s estate valued at $1,800 realty, $1,000 life policy, plus personal property. Judge Donlan issued letters to Mrs. Josiah Hodge. guardian objected to administrator due to prior administration.
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Josiah Hodge
Clementine Desrosier
Donlan
Joseph Desrosier
A. T. Morgan
Morgan
Juanita E. Glover
Ravalli County
Hodge
J. F. Davies
Walkerville
Colbert
John Houlihan
Matthew Houlihan
Emily Berryman
Annie Berryman
H. A. Cayley
James Wade Forbis
James W. Foris
Thomas S. Hogan
T. F. Courtney
William Morshead
John Lindsay
Paper on Wall Didn't Fit Trial Ends in Defendant's Verdict
The case of C. V. Franzman versus Bob Stevenovich for 12 dollars and a 75 dollar attorney fee was resumed in Judge MccClernan's court and ended with a defendant verdict. Franzman had claimed payment for papering two rooms in 1903 but evidence showed he directed others and work was not properly completed. The jury was out a few minutes. Separate matters: Mary Kaminsky's divorce set for trial on the 26th, and N R King v Oregon Short Line Railroad for 1800 dollars postponed to the 22nd at attorney John G. Willis's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Franzman
Bob Stevenovich
Franzman
Mary Kaminsky
Charles Kaminsky
N. R. King
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
John G. Willis
Train saved by mail clerks after refrigerator car derailment
Miles City dispatch reports mail clerks on train No. 4 detected an accident to a refrigerator car near Livingston. A truck had left the track and dragged along while banging over ties. They applied the air and halted the train, preventing a wreck.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Livingston
Poor Season Ahead for Butte Montana Theatres
News from New York reports a weak coming season for first class theatrical attractions in Butte and Montana as profits failed to satisfy the trust and managers. Vaudeville managers in Seattle seek alliance to cut costs and curb bidding for acts, while new shows like Elysia and The Chaperons head to touring.
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New York
Butte
Montana
Seattle
Local trapshooting stars visit Livingston range
Thomas A. Marshall and J. L. D. Morrison of the state shoot at Bozeman tried their skill at the Livingston traps hosted by E F Connarr. Morrison hit 98 of 100 targets, Marshall 90 of 100, and Connarr 88 of 90. Dublin stout on draft at Dely's place.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Thomas A. Marshall
J. L. D. Morrison
Bozeman
E. FE. Confarr
Mr. Morrison
Marshall
Confarr
Dublin Stout
Dely
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de Wolf Hopper
Reginald de Koven
Frederick Ranken
Sam S. Shubert
Elysia
Mr. de Koven
Mr. Ranken
Georgie Caine
Earl
Girl
Miss Caine
Salt Lake City
Curio Hall
Wonderland Family Theater
Richard P. Crolius
John Williams
Bearded Lady
Shuberts
Theodosia Garrison
Kate Masterson
Frances Aymar Mathews
Anna Marble
Edith Sessions Tupper
John Kendrick Bangs
Sydney Rosenfeld
Walter Pulitzer
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
America
Sarah
France
England
Eleanor Duse
Catulles Mendes
Sainte Therese
Mme. Bernhardt
Lillian Russell
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Adelina Patti
Jules Murry
Morrison
Bobby Harrington
Augustus Wright
George Cohan
Mr. Cohan
Little Rosy Green
Illinois Theater
Harris
Josephine Cohan
Miss Green
Ethel Levy
Miss Levy
West Point
Lyric Theater
Jefferson de Angelis
Lyric
Wilmington
Del
McLaughlin
Mont
Walter B. Glass
Victor, Cole
Dr. McLaughlin
Sir
M. S. McLaughlin
John Dane
Canyon Ferry
Fred Sanders
Sixteenth Street
Denver
Cold
Montclair
Broadway
Newport
Atlantic
Zanfretti
Goodsi 5E
Henderson Bros. CO
West Park
Lutey
Booth
Masury
Atkin
United States
A.c.m.co.hardware House
Dr. C. Gee Wo
C. Gee
Alder St
Portland
Ore
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