Noble Old Red Brave Ranning Rabbit Faces Court in Butte
In Butte, 18 Blackfoot wards appeared in court with 75 year old Running Rabbit as a veteran figure. The interpreter notes Northward relocation from Oregon to St Marys Lake country, detailing Blackfoot and allied families. A young woman witness and Major Monteath oversee wards as cases unfold.
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Blackfoot
United States
Running Rabbit
the Standard
Butte
Owsley Block
Oregon
Dakotas
St. Mary's Lake Country
Plains
Monteath
Thompson Campbell
Fort Shaw
Rural rancher jailed after mistaken nightlife encounters
W J Snyder, a young rancher from Race Track, visited Butte and fell victim to a con artist. He aided a pretrial arrest of a woman, then spent a day in jail as a witness before being released. Now he is again jailed on a jimjams charge amid speculation of delirium tremens or drug-induced illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Snyder
Butte
Snyder
Agai
Main
Mercury Streets
Schmidt
Hill Dies of Injuries From Mountain Con Mine Blast
Erick Hill died at St James hospital from injuries suffered in a Mountain Con mine blast that killed his partner Patrick Sheehan. The two men, loading holes on the 1 400 level, were struck by an explosion. Hill died after an ambulance ride and coroner inquest was set for 10 00 am. Hill left a widow and two children.
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Erick Hill
Mountain Con
Patrick Sheehan
St. James’ Hospital
Hill
Sheehan
Sherman
Undertaking Establishment
Johnson
The Western Mining World Debuts New Dress and Scope
The Western Mining World expands as Engineering and Mining Journal, serving the West with offices in Butte Spokane Denver Salt Lake and Chicago. The current issue highlights The greatest smelting plant in the world Washoe smelting plant with 25 illustrations detailing its components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mining World
Engineering and Mining Journal
West
Butte
Spokane
Denver
Salt Lake
Chicago
Miner Charles Allen seeks bankruptcy in United States court
Charles Allen of Meader ville yesterday petitioned the United States court to be adjudged bankrupt. He owes $245.90 and has no assets. The case was referred to Thompson Campbell for hearing on the 31st of this month. The estate of William Courtney versus Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company received 10 days to file an amended complaint. Cambers versus First National Bank grants 10 days to decide on amendment. Oliver Gardner was discharged from bankruptcy after objections were withdrawn.
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Charles Allen
Meaderville
United States
Thompson Campbell
Collins
William Courtney
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Cambers
First National Bank
Oliver Gardner
Owing to Missions A O H Delays Meeting
A O H division No 2 will not be called to order until 9 30 oclock Friday evening March 14 due to missions at Sacred Heart and St Patrick s churches John J Grogan President Also ad for Globe Tailoring Co offering fine tailoring at moderate prices at 8 W Park Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Patrick’s
John J. Grogan
Globe Tailoring Co
W. Park Street
Sheridan Labor Dispute and Local School Matters
Special Correspondence notes Alder railroad gang layoffs after months of unpaid wages and a transfer of work to Alder. The Sheridan board of education discussesHartt children funding, transfer disputes with Wisconsin Creek, and anticipated school term financing. Local election caucus set for Friday with two mayoral candidates named, while council seats remain undecided.
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Standard
Sheridan
Alder
Ruby Valley
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lne
Board of Education
Wisconsin Creek
Actioiing
Hartt
Julia Donegan
Eather
Clerk Means
Joseph Hagenberger
Ed Wright
G. ©. Rightenour
R. J. Ogden
Ogden
Stine
Marsh
Two Men Try Pawnshop Theft Case Before Police Judge
James Bradley and James Dillon were arrested Saturday night while disposing of razors later found stolen from Rosenstein's pawnshop. Dillon was released after proving his innocence. Bradley received 30 days in county jail for possessing stolen property.
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James Bradley
James Dillon
Rosenstein
Boyle
Dillon
Bradley
Ready-to-Wear Suits in Smart Sack Coat Styles
A catalog of ready to wear suits features double and single breasted sacks in Scotch tweed and cheviot. Prices range from 15 to 35 dollars with several lines in Princeton and Brixton styles, all sizes and thorough tailoring guarantee.
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Brixton
Princeton
Priceton
New Spring Styles Feature In Store assortment
Spring fashions showcase the latest plaited soft and laundered bosoms, the nobbiest negligee and the toniest dress shirts. The shop displays the largest assortment in the state.
Fancy Percale and Madras Shirts on Closeout Prices
Offer includes fancy percale shirts in stripes and checks with various cuff configurations and all sizes from $1.25 to $1.50, closing out at 75 cents each. Also Rosomed and English Madras shirts, detachable cuffs, white grounds with colorings, all sizes from $1.50 to $2.50, plus Oxford cloth negligee shirts with attached cuffs at $2.00 to $2.50. Watch Hennessy’s widows.
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Hennessy
Who Is Who on the Hill in Walkerville Mayoral Rumble
Walkerville faces a mayoral contest as two conventions, both with strong candidates, delay declarations. Mayor Murray, elected on the democratic populist ticket, may not run again or could back a strong rival if the Citizens party fields a good man. The Citizens party backs Louis Gainor and previously favored Jacob Briney, while Murray waives opposition for a capable successor, keeping voters unsure. The split risks a partial slate, with municipal posts up for grabs and possible Republican realignment.
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Walkerville
Iself
Murray
Citizens’ Party
Louis Goiner
Jacob Briney
Brney
Gainor
Weather Flags Repaired and Snow Forecasts Feature Local Tale
The weather bureau repaired worn flags and hoisted the snow flag as snowfall claims spark a clash with City Health Officer Leggat. Reports say snow depth has been greater in southern and southwestern areas, with cold wet weather and strong winds continuing nationwide.
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Weather Bureau
Wharton
Leggat
Highland Gulch
Butte
Mrs Cochran Performs Impersonations at Sutton's Theater
See Mrs Cochran in impersonations and character work at Sutton's Theater on Thursday evening.
White Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosoms and Prices
Men’s white muslin shirts offered in long and short sleeves with linen bosoms and cushion back to button holes. Sizes available. Price one dollar each. The Manhattan style shirts with fine linen bosoms wristbands and coat front opening full length down front. Sizes and sleeve lengths vary. Price one dollar twenty-five cents each.
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Manhattan
Men’s Madras Shirts Offered At Varying Prices
Men’s fine Madras Shirts in reds and blues with plaited bosoms and attached cuffs priced at 3.00. Others in white grounds with colored stripes and plaited edges with cuffs at 3.50. Negligee style Madras shirts with white stripes and cuffs go for 2.50, as does a line of solid color shirts with stripes and cuffs at 2.50.
Anaconda Company Sued Over Mine Injury Case
Thomas D. Sweeney filed suit in district court against Anaconda Copper Mining for 21700 dollars plus medical costs after an accident at the St Lawrence mine in February 1901. He alleges an ore chute hung over a car track and the company failed to warn or maintain it, causing his hand injury and permanent damage.
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District Court
Thomas D. Sweeney
Been & Mackel
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Sweeney
St. Lawrence
Suit Seeks $2000 Damages Over Property Seizure
G. H. Morrison sues Constable Thomas Cosgrove and his men Patrick Hastings and Ralph Pincus for $2000, alleging wrongful seizure of office effects on January 31 including mining lease options promissory notes mining stock and books valued at $1840.06. He demands return of the property or its value.
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G. H. Morrison
Thomas Cosgrove
Patrick T. Hastings
Rlph Pincus
Paintiff
Twin Bridges Affairs and Local Developments
Twin Bridges reports discuss a charity performance for the city library, plans to build a Big Hole power plant for Bridges and area, and local figures involved. The famous tree case from Virginia City ends with Coston acquitted and White liable for costs, while Coston plans to rebuild after the recent fire.
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Standard
Twin Bridges
Home Dramatic Company
Sheridan
Rochester
Colonel Bridge
Chicago
Ira Hicks
Big Hole
M. H. Lott
Cashier Welcomb
John Seidensticker
J. M. Page
George White
Ed Coston
Virginia City
Coston
White
Fa Coston
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Butte News
W. E. Dodd
W. Park St
Putte, Mont Shodair Block
Lutey Bros
Montana
Ranning Rabbit
W. P. Snyder
Acorn
Stewart
Range
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Mont
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Blk
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Ormerly
Hot Springs
Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
SAS
United States Court
Attention, A. O. H
Hennessy’s
New York
Knox
America
Prince Henry
Monte Carlo
Lou Gatnor
Demopop
Bureau
Banister
Butte, Montana
Anaconda Company
Lawrence Mine
Charles O'’Donnell
Morrison
Albertson & Randall
Fred M. Ferrell
Clancy
Fred Ferrell
J. J. Ferrell
Constable
Twin Bridges Affairs
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