Receiver sought to run Crystal Brewery and sell assets
Thomas M Hodgens creditor asks district court to appoint a receiver to operate the Crystal Brewery and sell the property to the highest bidder to satisfy a mortgage. He cites $47 315 25 in notes dated July 24 191, a mortgage on real estate and chattel mortgage on personal property, minimal payments, and unsecured debt of about $5 000. Hodgens seeks $4 000 attorney fee and a receiver empowered to continue business and settle claims.
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Thomas M. Hodgens
Crystal Brewery
Hodgens
New Courthouse Construction Progress Stalls
Slow progress on the new county courthouse slows aims for completion by June. Finishing work is largely unfinished, with cement floors cracking and much of the first floor unplastered. Officials fear the building may not be ready before fall elections and furnishings may be postponed due to lack of funds.
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Treasury
Suits Over Placer Mines Dismissed In Court
Two related cases by Tom Claridge against Carl Bergetrand and others ended in dismissal by stipulation after parallel trials. Jurors heard that Claridge claimed a commission sale of Gold Creek placers to London parties, while the defense argued he failed to fulfill the agreement. Settlements were reported around nine thousand dollars. A separate suit, Little Joe Conway vs Monida Trust, involves medical testimony about a boy's injuries from a shaft accident, with expert witnesses describing potential long term nervous and brain injury outcomes and possible insanity years later.
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Lynch
Department of Court
Callaway
Tom Claridge
Carl Bergetrand
Diamiseu
T. J. Harrington
Claridge
London
Murray
Breen
T. C. Witherspoon
McCarthy
Dr. Witherspoon
Attorney Breen
McKinley School
Orpheum to Show All Western Feature Bill This Week
Orpheum theater on West Park announces a three night all western feature program Thursday through Saturday. Highlights include The Ace of Spades from Selig Polyscope, Cholera on the Plains from American Pathé, and a comedy Buster’s Nightmare with a sea life short reel.
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Orpheum Theater
West Park Street
West Park Street Picture Playhouse
Selig Polyscope Company
American Pathe Company
Buster
Daddy
Swedes Plan National Association in Butte
Representative Swedish groups in Butte organized a national Swedish association with a central committee from four bodies including the Lutheran and Mission churches and Linnea lodge. The committee aims to gather Swedes to honor John Erickson the engineer of the Monitor who influenced the Civil War.
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Butte
Swedish Mission Church
Swedish Lutheran Church
Swedish Baptist Church
Linnea Lodge
Order of Vasa
John Erickson
Optical illusion display at Ben E Calkins window
The Howard Hunt Pen company shows in Ben E Calkins Main street window a cabinet with forty or fifty pens revolving on a disc. Pens seem to rise back to the top after reaching the bottom defying gravity. Hundreds watch and discuss the illusion, with Ben E Calkins the contact for explanation.
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Howard Hunt
Ben E. Calkins
Main Street
Howerd Hunt
Justice Court Complaint Involving Donnithorne Threats
Ww. Donnithorne is charged in Justice Ornsby's court by his brother in law H. Trethaway with threatening to kill Trethaway and his wife. Trethaway alleges repeated threats and asks authorities to take action on the matter.
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Donnithorne
Justice Ornsby’s Court
H. Trethaway
Trethaway
Four Bouts Slated at McCarthy's Sour
Jerry McCarthy of the Olympia Athletic club announces a Friday boxing show with two six round and two four round bouts. Long John the Austrian heavyweight and Alf Henderson the big Swede meet in one six rounder. The other six rounds feature Young Freeman and John White. Four round bouts pit Jack Davis vs Lem Kegg and Kid Kremer vs Joe Morrow. Kegg-Davis looks promising after Kegg’s recent bout with Kid Jackson.
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Jerry McCarthy
Olympia Athletic Club
Long John
Alf Henderson
Young Freeman
John White
Jack Davis
Lem Kegg
Kid Kremer
Joe Morrow
Kegg-Davis
Kegg
Kid Jackson
Helena
France warns Spain over Morocco talks in Paris papers
Paris newspapers warn a rupture with Spain looms if Madrid does not show more conciliatory posture in negotiations on Morocco.
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Paris
France
Spain
Morocco
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Cashes Postal Funds
The Miners Savings Bank and Trust company is a United States depository for postal savings funds. You may also open an account with them that will pay you 4 per cent.
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the Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Postal Savings
Old-Time Cattleman Parker Dies After Long Illness
Lafayette H. Parker a pioneer cattle man and Forsyth resident died of tuberculosis at his brother in law Elmer Snavelys home in Butte after ten years of illness His wife and daughter were alerted but could not reach him in time His body will likely be shipped to Forsyth for burial
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Lafayette H. Parker
Forsyth
Elmer Snavely
Colorado Street
Butte
Mr. Parker
From Sire to Son heads next week at Family theater
J. W. Gillette announces the Gillette stock company will present From Sire to Son next week with a larger cast than any prior Family theater show. The drama centers on modern life and psychology, with elaborate scenery. Tomorrow night features the usual amateur bill between Maud Muller acts, boasting about 15 acts, a new local record. Pallas Fondant in assorted flavors is sold in neat jars for storage.
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J. W. Gillette
Gillette Stock Company
Sire
Son
Family Theater
Maud Muller
Newsboys Auxiliary Reports Net of 902.58 and Building Fund Hope
The newsboys auxiliary committee met at J. R. Wharton s office to review the final report on a recent show. Net proceeds of 902.58 were approved as a good showing. They hold 1447.75 in the building fund and 260 in the general fund with plans for a Newsboys clubhouse on a future lot.
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Newsboys
J. R. Wharton
Malcolm Gillis
Dick" Sutton
Rr H. McCarthy
G. B. Blackburn
Maude Boyington
Auxliary
E. C. Largey
E. B. Wetrick
Kearney
William Jackson
Stevens Glee Club
Hobbs’ Quartette
Fifty Five Hurt in San Pedro Train Wreck Near Erie
Fifty five people were injured slightly in a two passenger train collision on the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad, twenty five miles west of Las Vegas. Train No 1 attempting a siding at Erie reversed its engine and collided with train No 8.
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Salt Lake City
San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Las Vegas
Erie
Harber Appointed to Apportion Hill and Chouteau Debts
Helena March 6 special dispatch reports Governor Norris appoints W K Harber of Fort Benton to the commission to apportion indebtedness between Hill and Chouteau counties. Harber replaces David G Browne who telegraphed he cannot serve. Chouteau residents had urged Harber’s appointment to succeed Browne.
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Standard
Helena
W. K. Harber
Fort Benton
Norris
Hill
Chouteau Counties
Harber
David G. Browne
Chouteau County
Browne
Houston Grant works shut down as 100 machinists join strike
Practically the entire force at the Grant locomotive works in Houston is locked out. Workers, via their representatives, refuse to repair engines for the Houston and Texas Central railroad, which is tied to the Southern Pacific system, while shopmen walkout continues.
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Houston
Texas
Grant Locomotive Works
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Grace McNamara Joins Gregson Hot Springs Salon
Grace McNamara of Detroit Michigan joins Gregson Hot Springs as expert masseuse promising removal of facial discolorations blemishes using French method new and painless techniques and electrolysis.
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Gregson Hot Springs Company
Grace McNamara
Detroit
Mich
State Department Plans Frog Industry Study
The U S Department of Commerce and Labor will investigate the frog industry’s possibilities. George H Hazzard interstate park commissioner says the letter replies to his request to stock inland lakes with frogs. The fisheries chief notes long consideration and sees opportunities in the field.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
George H. Hazzard
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