Sunday group mines sold at sheriff’s sale in Princeton district
The Sunday group of mines in the Princeton district was sold at sheriff’s sale to A V Corry of Butte for 17750. Corry plans early spring development. General Manager G W Savage of Milwaukee Gold Extraction Co. moves to resume operations at Red Lion mills, signaling revived activity in Granite county.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Frost
Granite County
Bennett Ranch
A. V. Corry
Butte
Princeton
Corry
G. W. Savage
Milwaukee Gold Extraction Company
Red Lion
Coal Famine Threatens Bozeman City
Special dispatch reports Bozeman facing a coal shortage as college reserves run dry and city supplies are exhausted. The college bought wood to heat buildings but steam for power remains insufficient, forcing shop closures. No freight has arrived since last Friday amid record cold conditions.
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Standard
Bozeman
Coldest of the Winter Recorded in Great Falls
The government thermometer in Great Falls registered 24.182 degrees below zero this morning marking the coldest temperature of the winter. Snow measured 5.6 inches on the ground and by 6 p.m. the temperature rose to 5 above zero with a high of 6 above.
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Great Falls
Range cattle suffer as weather moderates
Lewistown reports indicate weather is moderating but range cattle losses remain severe with about half of some bands reported dead. Sheep losses last week are described as light.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
One Woman Too Many Drives Nosser to Tragedy in New York
Louis Nosser a race track man locked his wife in a bathroom and shot and killed Miss Stella Reynolds of New Orleans an actress visiting their home before killing himself The tragedy followed a stormy quarrel during which Mrs Nosser swallowed poison but survived Reynolds known as Estella Young was 25 Nosser 40 and the deaths occurred in New York City on March 15.
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New York
Louis Nosser
Stella Reynolds
New Orleans
Miss Reynolds
Nosser
Butte Faces Coal Shortage Amid Deepening Cold
Butte experiences a severe coal shortage as trains struggle to reach the city. Dealers report shipments exhausted after a six day cold snap and warn of growing hardship unless weather eases. Some plants switch to coke and residents are urged to use wood.
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Butte
Heating Plant Expert Unfolds Queer Story
The Driscoll case against Bartlett Heating and Ventilating seeks cancellation of six notes for fifty dollars each and $300 plus damages over a defective heating plant installed in 1901. Witnesses include building inspector Charles Lane and expert William St Louis who described past installations and furnace capacity estimates and testified on clinkers and pipe issues.
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Daniel Driscoll
Bartlett Heating and Ventilating Company
Charles Lane
J. C. Moebus
William Murray
Harry St. Louis
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Gilchrist
W. D. Kyle
Driscoll
Trunk Smashers’ Holiday Planned by Baggage Agents
In Los Angeles the American Association of General Baggage Agents held a business meeting on excess baggage. Tomorrow baggagemen and their wives begin a Southern California sight-seeing trip.
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Los Angeles
American Association of General Baggage Agents
Southern California
Ursillo Divorce Decree Granted After Allegations of Abuse
Kate Ursillo testified she and Peter Ursillo were married in Butte years ago and that he beat her on two occasions with severe whippings. A girl and a woman friend supported the claims, and the court ordered a decretal divorce ending the marriage.
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McClernan
Kate Ursillo
Peter Ursillo
Mra Ursillo
the Fendant
Butte
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ELL Sons
Harare
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Saranac
Madras
Aoe
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New Spring
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Panama
Covert Coats
Soc
Sunday Group Mines
Savage
New York House
Katie
Ursillo
Manner
West Broadway
Woodville Creamery
East Park
Uv W. Galena
Richards the Undertaker
W. Park St
Bulle
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