Injunction Bars Further Suits Against Plymouth Mine Owners
Judge Clancy granted an injunction for J. H. Maloney C. P. Drennan Pat Mullins and others to stop Sil ver King mine owners from filing replevin or damage suits over Plymouth mine operations The order protects Plymouth operators and leasers from further litigation while permitting ongoing development of adjoining ground previously disputed by Sil ver King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
J. H. Maloney
C. P. Drennan
Pat Mullins
Plymouth
Silas F. King
Silver King
Maloney, Drennan and Mullins
Judges Set Civil Trial Dates for March Dockets
Judge Harney and Judge Clancy scheduled numerous civil cases for trial across March. Dockets include Gilligan vs Lavelle, Stuart vs Clapp, Cobban vs Security Abstract, Nickel vs O Connor, and others with dates from March 10 to March 14, plus additional names such as Frank, Ayotteva, Nadeau, Hall, and Davis appearing in multiple listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Martin F. Gilligan
M. P. Lavelle
Samuel D. Stuart
John 8. Clapp
R. M. Cobban
the Security Abstract Company
Charles H. Nickel
Charles J. O'Connor
Lizzie Askins
William D. Clark
Sam A. Hall
J. D. Vaillencourt
H. L. Frank
J. EF. McEvoy
John R. Silver
Cobban-Casey-Day Company
Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company
FE. P. Manchester
Samuel Ayotteva
Peter Nadeau
William Coombs
W. H. O’brien
Miles Finlen
Clancy
W. H. Hall
Parchend'Acheul Drug Company
Royal Milling Company
L. E. Cook
Lawrence Harris
P. J. McCleary
W. A. Clark
FE. G. Smith
John W. McBee
William Bowe
George W. Davis
Andrew
Made Things Disappear Brings Suit Against Constable and Bondsmen
Mike Cantlon files in district court seeking $1,290.50 for stolen cash and stock from his saloon at 110 East Copper Street after Constable Thomas Cosgrove and his bondsmen Patrick Hastings and Adolph Pincus took charge of the business and allowed items to vanish. Cantlon cites a prior judgment in Justice Nelson's court and accuses the officers of willful neglect harming his ability to operate. Charles EK Oles represents Cantlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cosgrove
Bondamen
Patrick T. Hastings
Adolph Pincus
Mike Cantlon
Cantlon
Justice Nelson
P. J. Harrington
Eoat Copper Street
Temple Club
Cosgrove
Hia
Charles EK Oles
Orton Bros Offer Best Value in Plane or Organ Services
Call on Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte for the best value in plane and organ services. They advertise affordable prices and reliable work for customers seeking quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Shave Thyself With New Gem Safety Razor Ad
A promotional note extols the New Gem Safety razor as easy and secure for daily shaving. It claims regular blades eliminate cuts, offering a close clean shave with no prior experience needed.
Suit Filed Over Balance for Goods Shipment
M. M. Meyer filed in district court against Charles S. Alsop and others doing business as the Butte Fuel and Supply company for 343.61 claimed as the balance on a shipment of goods sold by the Omaha Hydraulic Press Brick company, which assigned the account to Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Meyer
Charles 8S. Alsop
Butte Fuel and Supply Company
Omaha Hydraulic Press Brick Company
Reynolds Sues Justice of the Peace Over Venue Ruling
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds filed in district court to review John Nelson's action in a suit by Mrs. G. I. Ensign against Reynolds. She says the justice exceeded jurisdiction by denying a change of venue and awarding Ensign $129.40 on pleadings. The relator contends the venue ruling and other actions stripped him of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reynolds
District Court
John Nelson
Canadian Institute member sued for monthly dues
Joseph G. Millett of the Canadian Institute was sued in district court by the social organization claiming $9 in monthly dues. The institute secured a judgment for the amount in the justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Millett
Canadian Institute
Justice Court
Millett
Multiple Dismissals and Judgments Handled in Local Court
In Judge Harney and Judge Clancy courts, several actions were disposed. Currer vs Butte Electric Railway was dismissed as settled. Laden vs Jacobs and Jacobs vs Laden also settled. Zimmers vs Heinze dismissed at plaintiff costs. Thompson Investment Co. vs Leary granted possession. Clark & Bro. vs Caprice & Co. referee report approved with judgment for plaintiffs. Parker vs Parker divorce default entered. Hickey & Co. vs Kaufman pending judgment on pleadings. Fees denied due to service notice issues. Hennessy Mercantile Co. vs Tallon default judgment for 348 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Leonard
Albert Currer
Butte Electric Railway Company
Harney
Andy Laden
B. E. Jacobs
Frank Zimmers
F. Aug. Heinze
Clancy
Thompson Investment Company
James Leary
W. A. Clark & Bro
John Caprice & Co
John Gavin
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Fred Tallon
Butte Anaconda Line Tickets On Sale At Great Northern Office
Railway tickets from Butte to Anaconda and all intermediate stations are now available at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street. Information on time cards and freight rates is cheerfully furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Betwen
Great Northern
North Main Street
French Tansy Tablets For Irregular Menses Relief
Ladies praise a remedy claiming French Tansy Tablets relieve panfit and irregular menses. Marketed as removing restrictions of any cause, manufactured in Paris and sold by J. M. Newbro Drug Centre in Montana for 3 dollars per dozen, sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augeu
Paris
France
J. M. Newbro Drug
Ceutte
Mont
Injunction Case Over Gambetta Ground Before Judge Clancy
Judge Clancy heard the Heinze and Johnstown Mining against Boston and Montana for an extension of the Gambetta injunction. The case centers on ore bodies Gambetta and Piccolo, with the Supreme Court having modified the injunction to exclude Piccolo. Attorneys argued whether southern ground remains under injunction, with affidavits and prior testimony introduced. The court took the matter under advisement and gave parties until next week to file briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
F. A. Heinze
Johnstown Mining Company
Boston & Montane Company
Gambetta
Piccolo
Heinze
Minute Healey
Supreme Court
Heston & Montana Company
Iso
Batterman
J. M. Denny
Lee Hayes
Samuel Barker
Mr. Denny
J. J. McHatton
I. C. Evans
J. F. Forbis
Ex-Lt Governor Spriggs Comments on Copper Markets and Amalgamated
A. E. Spriggs, former Montana lieutenant governor, in Boston with the Financial News discusses copper mining, asserting mines run full time with ongoing development and no sign of exhaustion. He notes Amalgamated’s stock slump affected Butte margins but stockholders retain holdings and expect future recovery. He predicts copper at 15 cents, or 11–12 cents if low, could still profit mines and dividends. Amalgamated earnings from Boston and Montana mines could cover dividends, despite court injunction limiting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Spriggs
Montana
Boston
Financial News
Spriggs
Butte
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana Group of Mines
Amalgamated Treasury
Amalgamated Company
Milkmen's Meeting Set for March 3 at Eagle Hall
A Milkmen's meeting is scheduled for March 3 at 2 p.m. in Eagle Hall on South Main Street. All in the business should be present, per the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milkmen’s
Eagle Hall
South Main Street
Horses for the English Army Purchase Driven East
Two carloads of Montana range horses bought by English army agents were driven overland from Dillon and shipped east from Butte on the Great Northern yesterday. The large purchases in the past year have notably increased the value of Montana range horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Dillon
Great Northern
Butte
Montana Range
Health inspectors posted for trains into Butte
Conductors on passenger trains into Butte told to watch for passengers with contagious diseases. A bulletin is posted at all stations and bell card and ticket punch personnel will act as health inspectors until the smallpox scare ends. Regulation follows a new agreement between local health authorities and railroad representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Yellek the European Specialist Promises Wide Range Cures
A European and Oriental medicine specialist, Dr Yellek, claims rapid permanent cures for chronic ailments including nervous dyspepsia liver kidney stomach and blood disorders. He advertises secret preparations from Europe Australia and the Orient and asserts unmatched eight year American record with many testimonials and affidavits.
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Europe
Orient
Yellek
Australia
South Africa
America
Special Quick Treatment for Diseases Peculiar to Men
Dr. Yellek promises restoration of sight to the blind, implantation of glass eyes, and artificial pupils enabling reading. He claims successful cataract and pterygium removal, cross eye straightening, and correction of refractive errors without experimental methods, blending modern science with Oriental medicine.
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Yellek
Europe
Endorsed by patients invites full investigation of methods
The text asserts permanent location and full ability to fulfill contracts and invites skeptics to investigate, claiming hundreds of patients’.indorsements and success. It emphasizes responsibility and willingness to prove effectiveness to reputable observers.
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Flint
Christie & Leys
N. Slain Street
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Butte, Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main St
Standard
Saloox
Bonda
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Butte, Mont
Ant Justice
Montana Undertaking CO
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Sullivan
Met
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Gambetta Mine
Preme Court
Modifi
Cation
Judge Clancy
Boston Folks
Utes
Ara
D. D. D. Remedy
Charles Underling
Helena
W. B. Wilcox
Eighth Avenue
Helena, Mont
D. D. D. Company
Chicago
Laborde
Imes Laborde
von Mohi Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
von Mohn Company
von Mohl Co
Aca Terierae
Northrup, King & CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Yelick Medical and
Surgical Institute
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Smith Hair Growing Co
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