No Agreement Over Bank Stock Denied by Andrew J. Davis
Andrew J. Davis denies promising his brother George W. Davis a share of First National bank stock in exchange for forbearance on a stock dispute. The suits, one in George W. Davis’ name and one as executor for Thea Jane Davis, allege a verbal gift and contest of title. The defense cites lack of consideration, administration of the estate, and statutory bars, with the stock settlement disputed by previous court rulings and special administrator actions.
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Andrew J. Davis
George W. Davis
First National Bank
Mr. Davis
Thea Jane Davis
East Forty-third Street
Chicago
Davis
James A. Talbott
Bank
Ctock
John , Forbis
W. W. Dixon
Parade and Banquet Planned by Seven Lodges in Silver Bow
Seven Lodges of the Order in Silver Bow County appoint committees for a grand April 26 celebration. A parade meeting with oration and a grand banquet are planned with a nine-member general committee. Separate committees handle dance, banquet, parade, entertainment, printing, and overall lodge representation across Fidelity Ridgley Svea Enterprise Colusa Olive Branch and Washington lodges.
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Odd Fellows
Silver Bow County
John A. Davies
G. B. Dorsey
H. A. Bolinger
Albert Opie
J. H. Kelley
William Barrett
J. O. Wilson
Charles Bone
D. Gilbert
N. P. Shulin
H. J. Scott
John Miles
Will'am Medin
Pennell Moyle
George Higginbotham
David Caldwell
John A. Smith
HM. A. Bolinger
Walter Forbes
William H. Fuge
Dean Sulfridge
N. P .Shulin
A. J. White
J. ©. Wilson
Fidelity Lodge
John F. Davies
Ridgley Lodge
Svea Lodge
Enterprise Lodge
Colusa Lodge
Bennett Moyle
Olive Branch Lodge
William Medlin
George Higgenbotham
Washington Lodge
Alfred Opie
World's Secretary John Willis Baer to Address Butte Endeavor Circles
John Willis Baer secretary of the World's Christian Endeavor society will visit Butte next Saturday and Sunday as guest of four local societies. He will preach at Shortridge Memorial church in the morning and conduct a grand Endeavor rally at the Presbyterian church at 3 pm with evening services, as local workers expect a fruitful visit.
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John Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor Society
West
Butte
Mr. Baer
Baer
Shortridge Memorial
Presbyterian Church
J. T. Carroll Lumber Co. Receives Vehicle Carloads
J. T. Carroll Lumber company announces two carloads of fine vehicles have arrived with another car on the road. Call and inspect at corner Arizona and Platinum streets.
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J. T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum Streets
Liberty Woman Arraigned For Improper Conduct
Jennie Williams pleaded not guilty before Judge Boyle to improper conduct toward men on the street and faced a second charge of using vile language. She was released on bail but re-arrested and jailed on the new count. George Ainstead, named as lookout, is to be tried alongside her this afternoon with Policeman Sheehan as complainant. Globe Tailoring Co. advertises fine tailoring at moderate prices.
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Jennie Williams
Ainstead
Williams
Sheehan
Judge Takes Two Cases Under Advisement
Judge Knowles took two cases under advisement after arguments in the United States court. J P P Collins administrator of the estate of William Courtney sued Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co with R B Smith for the plaintiff and J L Vines for the defense. the matter was under advisement. Cambers versus First National Bank also taken under advisement with R B Smith for the plaintiff and R L Clinton for the defendant. Ed J Hammontree and Frank Rodder were discharged from bankruptcy. objections to Rodder's discharge argued and overruled. Reserve seats for King Netzner pool match at Auditorium Wednesday and Thursday at Newbros drug store and Heilbronner's.
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R. L. Clinton
Ed J. Hammontree
Frank Rodder
Rodder
Not Lost In The Cash House Denial Over Missing Roll
The Cash lodging house proprietor denies John Steffan lost a roll of 180 dollars there Friday night. He says Steffan was drunk, refused lodging, and claims no such name appears on his books. He notes no money was in the house. The labor party caucuses are Tuesday night and primaries Wednesday night.
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Cash Lodging House
John Steffan
Labor Party
Wrong Man Cleared In San Francisco Murder Case
Kansas City police arrested a man last week on suspicion of being Bennett, the alleged killer of Nora Fuller of San Francisco. Captain Seymour of San Francisco arrived after a message from Chief Hayes and declared the suspect was not the man sought, ending the case with a discharge.
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Kansas City
Bennett
Nora Fuller
San Francisco
Seymour
Chief Hayes
Hayes
Men’s Spring Suits Offer Wide Style Range and Prices
This week highlights a broad selection of men’s suits for spring in dark grays blues and patterns. Styles include four button square cut sack coats and cutaway frocks with Italian linings and wool serge interiors, with prices from five to thirty five dollars and a guarantee of proper fit.
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Washington
Spring overcoats in Hennessy's clothing dept offer varied styles
A broad range of spring and all season overcoats is advertised with prices from 15 to 30 dollars. Styles include black clay worsted, unfinished worsted, Oxford gray cheviot, and bronze brown cheviot with satin linings and velvet collars. The ad touts waterproof, stylish, high quality coats and notes space limits prevent full listing.
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New York
They Plead Not Guilty and Miller Arraigned
Miller appears in court after a shared arrest on the earlier charges. The defendants plead not guilty and await further hearings as prosecutors outline the case.
Judge McClernan Sets Probate Orders and Civil Docket
In McClernan's district court department the docket shows no trial at this term as a jury is called later. Albert Rutten May Miller and J E Walters pled not guilty to burglary at John Paul's store with bonds at 500 each and seek separate trials. The Amelia Jane estate letters testamentary issued to William Jane. its Michigan property valued 1200 and heirs listed. questions arise over the will's validity. Daniel Grose will contested with two heirs contesting. hearing Saturday. Partial distribution order issued for Stephen Hughes estate with 4518 15 in cash and 750 in real property. Guardian accounting for Allen Rinehart and other minors approved. Civil cases set for March 18 including L Allen vs Barney.
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McClernan
Department of the District Court
Albert Rutten
May Miller
J. E. Walters
Richards
John Paul's
Amelia Jane
Wiliam Jane
Tron Mountain
Mich
Arthur Jane
Joseph A. Richards
Thomas Rowe
Michigan
Daniel Grose
Meaderville
Stephen Hughes
Cavalry Amon
Allen Rinehart
L. Allen
Barney
Legal Notices of Shown Lawsuits and Parties
A list of cases names Johan J C Cameron versus H L Burright and others J H Stecker versus M Genereaux A C Tennyson versus Mrs P A Jullien March ay Thresher versus F F Kelley Peter Enrooth versus George Wortiman Charles Bloom versus G W J Karlman March 20 F E Pilling versus John A O Connor March 21 F F Stephens versus David Goldberg and others J E Oppenheimer versus Joseph Goggan and others Peter Holand against M J Connell Company J H Loebeinger against David Goldberg W H Rule against D W Herzog.
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David Goldberg
Otthers
J. E. Oppenheimer
Joseph Goggan
Peter Holand
M. J. Connell Company
J. H. Loebeinger
W. H. Rule
D. W. Herzog
State Education Board Plans Visit to Montana Schools
The state board of education will tour Montana institutions this week visiting the state university at Missoula Butte school of mines Dillon normal Boulder and Bozeman lith isth iist. Members include Gov J K Toole Attorney General Donovan and Superintendent Welch with eight appointees: J M Evans N W McConnell O P Chisholm N B Holter Charles R Leonard W H Johnson J G McKay and G T Paul.
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State Board of Education
State University
Missoula
Butte
State School of Mines
Dillon
Normal School
Boulder
Bozeman
J. K. Toole
Donovan
Welch
City opens employment bureau as jobs remain scarce
The city hall hosts a new municipal employment bureau led by Mayor Davey and City Clerk Quarles. Despite 55 applicants, only one job, a dishwasher for Rippe's case, was accepted by Charles Smith. The office plans to evaluate the need for an assistant amid ongoing discussions.
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Municipal Employment Bureau
Davey
Quarles
Cronin
Rippe
Charles Smith
Free Employment Bureau
Meeting of Stockholders at Mayflower Mines
Stockholders of the Mayflower and West Mayflower Mining companies met yesterday and confirmed minor matters. A director gathering was described as informal and not a regular meeting with no new mine developments or changes expected at this time.
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Mayflower
West Mayflower
Fergus County cattleman and horse sale headline
George Pirrie of Fergus county visits Billings with wide stock holdings. He recently sold a herd of horses to eastern buyers for ten thousand dollars. In city news, First National Bank staff challenged the Co D store team to a three game bowling match.
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Standard
Billings
George Firrie
Fergus County
Pirrie
First National Bank
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