Harney Rules On Minnie Healey Case Denies New Trial
Judge BE Harney denied the plaintiff a rehearing in the Minnie Healey case and struck from the files all affidavits alleging judge misconduct. The order bars exceptions and removes the affidavits as irrelevant and scandalous, with the motion for a new trial overruled. The ruling prompts potential Supreme Court involvement and continued appeals by Heinze and Finlen attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Harney
Minnie Healey
Boston & Montana Company
Supreme Court
F. Aug. Heinze
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Miles Finlen
F. Augustus Heinze
B. C. Eastwick
J. W. Waters
E. L. Waters
L. G. Whitehead
W. J. Guthrie
Colin H. Campbell
C. Thompson
John FE. McCarthy
Jerry J. Murphy
George B. Dygert
Frank Hartman
IL. O. Evans
Harney
L. O. Evans
John F. Forbis
Bond Increase Sought for Grose Executrix in Will Case
James Grose and Mrs Lydia Roberts press for higher bond for Elizabeth A Grose executrix of Daniel Grose estate. Judge McClernan declines order pending will contest proceedings. Estate contested with alleged $11000 value versus claimed $500 bank balance and Centerville property. Proceedings set as will contest advances. Also notes on separate criminal arraignments and railway ticket sales.
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Grose
James Grose
Roberts
District Court
McClernan
John C. Hall
Swift & Co., Packers
Th Company
Frank Wilson
John Doe
Montana
Lawrence Verden
C. J. Walsh
Police Officer Faces Divorce Suit Over Extreme Cruelty
Thomas Moore a Helena police officer was jailed on a charge of beating his wife Mary Moore and was named a defendant in a divorce suit filed by Mrs. Moore alleging repeated cruelty. The couple married February 23 1899 in Butte and have one daughter. A restraining order barred Moore from collecting city pay and from selling a city lot. Moore pled not guilty to assault in the third degree with a hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Thomas Moore
Mary Moore
All A O H Members Urged to Gather for March Parade
In Silver Bow County the A O H and allied societies are urged to assemble at Hibernia Hall next Monday at 9 o clock a m for the 17th of March parade. County President John Ferns appeals for attendance and organization ahead of the event.
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Siver Bow County
Hibernia Hall
John Ferns
Exclusive silk waists dazzle with rare artistry
The waists are described as unlike common silk tops, combining elegance and daintiness. They are marketed as first season one of a kind pieces, breaking uniformity and appealing to lovers of truly artistic dress.
New Silks and Dress Goods Marvelous Display
A grand collection of novelty silks and dress fabrics is showcased with etamines twine cloths voiles coliennes crepe de chines and other popular weaves in wide color ranges and black. The entire display is described as unmatched and forward looking in fashion.
Our New Millinery
Our opening display last Monday fixed the fashions for spring millinery. The Connell millinery occupies a unique position in the city of Butte and is the standard by which others are judged under the direction of Mrs. Harrison.
Connell Store Dressmaking triumph under Miss Adelaide Humble
The Connell Store reports a notable triumph in its Dressmaking Department this season led by Miss Adelaide Humble a woman of high artistic skill. Easter orders are urged now as demand grows crowded.
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Connell
Adelaide Humble
Bargain Silk Peau de Soie At Special Tomorrow
Pure silk black peau de soie fabric, 36 inches wide, smooth weave and lustrous finish. Valued at $2.00 a yard, offered at a special price tomorrow.
Connell Store Introduces Silk and Dress Goods Bargains
The Connell Store unveils a silk and dress goods sale featuring moire silks at 89c a yard, pongees with embroidery, and navy melange cheviot serge suitings priced below former levels. Tomorrow only, with a focus on new stock and distinct styles.
Two Excellent Corset Values and New Spring Suits
A catalog snippet markets women suits in etamine hop sack and wool cheviot serge in black and navy with silk lining. regular $37.50 now active as a sale item. Corsets feature straight front designs in black satin or Italian cloth with J B and Connell models. prices slashed from $1.50 to 8c and $2.50 to 1.48. A cheviot serge suit with sailor Eton jacket and silk detailing is also advertised with a $45 regular price. tomorrow’s offer not shown.
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Royal Worcester
Muslin Underwear and Silk Coat Sale Headlines
Muslin skirts drawers chemise and gowns described as finely made with ruffles embroidery and lace. A range of gowns with yokes tucks and embroidery priced below the usual 17.50 to 1.00 sale. Also women’s gloves stockings and a grand basket and embroidery sale with 20 percent off tomorrow.
One Ribbon Bargain and Exciting Textile Offers
Seventy five pieces of fancy ribbons in brocade Dresden and lace effects priced at 25e a yard. Tomorrow includes women's pure Irish linen handkerchiefs embroidered in Valenciennes lace and hemstitched borders, many previously selling at 50e. Also Swiss wash stocks with bow and scarf, normally 50c, and white Swiss wash stocks with elaborate trimming at $1.35. Plus linen batiste stocks with embroidered dots and bow and scarf, and automobile scarfs hemstitched with contrasting edges. All feature strong discounts and are offered as tomorrows specials.
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Moire
Brocie
Dresden
New York
Connell Store
Dress Goods Sale Advertises Wools and Satin Solies
Dress fabrics continue with 54 inch black all wool cheviot in spring weight. Dust and water proof for dresses or skirts. Regular price 1.50 a yard, tomorrow 95 cents. Four hundred yards French satin solies plain and ribbed effects, regular 1.75, tomorrow 0 cents a yard.
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E. W. Harney
Daniel Grose
Lydia Roberts
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
The
Hanan
Connell Make
New Star
Jabel
Norrow
Marseilles
Gibson
M. J. Connell Company
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