Rooney v Oregon Short Line Continued To Next Term In Butte
In Butte yesterday Judge Knowles ordered the Rooney vs Oregon Short Line case continued to the next term. Attorney John G. Willis cited missing key witnesses from the train crew including conductor White and engineer Dillinger as unavailable, with Wheeden the eye witness, all out of reach but possible at the next term. Northern Pacific attorney William Wallace also noted a material witness unavailable but likely reachable later.
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United States
Knowles
Vincent Rooney
Oregon
W. A. White
Mexico
Dillinger
J. F. Mathias
L. E. Hume
ID. A. Wheeden
Wheeden
Rooney
William Wallace
Northern Pacific
Democratic City Convention Calls Aldermen Candidates
The democratic city convention meets today at the Auditorium at noon to nominate aldermen for the upcoming city election. James Finlen, chairman of the democratic city central committee, will call the session to order. miners union members are urged to attend this evening for important business.
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James Finlen
Democratic City Central Committee
Butte Miners’ Union
Ostler Joe to Open Next Friday at Suttons Broadway
Press agent touts Ostler Joe based on Mrs. James Brown Potter poem as a true human tale. The piece, not relying on tricks, aims for natural drama and moral lesson, promising audience immersion in everyday life and vivid dramatic moments.
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Sutton
Broadway
Is Back Into The Fold H Lowndes Maury’s Name Again
The article notes H Lowndes Maury resuming a role or affiliation, reinstating his name within a group or fold. Details indicate a reentry into organizational or social circles, with emphasis on Maury’s renewed involvement and standing.
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H. Lowndes Maury's
Judge Grants Reinstatement for Young Montana Attorney
Judge Knowles in Montana federal court revokes a prior disbarment order against H Lowndes Maury in the Nixon bankruptcy matter. Maury, recently admitted to practice in state and federal courts, had returned funds improperly obtained in an execution. The court restores his right to practice in federal courts of Montana.
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H. Lowndes Maury
Federal Courts of
Montana
Maury
Alexander J. Johnston
United States
Watch theft arrest in copper mine case
Thomas Parrington of Saratoga gulch Columbia gardens was arrested at the city jail charged with larceny of a silver watch valued at $15 from C. Magill at the No. 2 shaft of Farrel Copper Mining in June last year. Detective Murphy secured the arrest after Magill recovered the watch identified by the owner.
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Thomas Parrington
Saratoga Gulch
Columbia Gardens
C. ©. Magill
Parrington
Magill
Murphy
Farrel Copper Mining Company
Magil
Victor Paltrovich
Paltrovich
Drunk Stephen Gallagher Removed From East Broadway Saloon
Stephen Gallagher celebrated yesterday and required police to remove him from a saloon on East Broadway. At the city jail entrance he resisted, and Jailor Sol Levy with two officers forced him downstairs to a cell. He is charged with being drunk and to be arraigned this morning. Mike Harrington also celebrated and faces Judge Boyle this morning for a charge of throwing a stone through Sally's saloon window on South Main Street, arrested by Policeman Mc Queeney.
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Stephen Gallagher
East Broadway
Gallagher
Sol Levy
Mike Harrington
Judge
Big Timber Sheepman Plans to Exit the Business
J W Medley, longtime sheepman near Big Timber, says he will sell his 12 000 head flock and restock with cattle, favoring Herford and Durham breeds for better returns. About 1000 head remain to be disposed of, with shipments to East and restocking planned after cattle inspected near Ogden Utah. County road managers will be appointed with bonds. bids sought for a Boulder River bridge. Knights of Pythias ball a success. scarlet fever and pneumonia claim 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Adelbert Whitney. Carnegie library funds move forward to public library maintenance.
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Standard
Big Timber
J. W. Medley
Medley
Charles MacDaniels
Mr. Medley
Mr.Medley
A. G. Yule
George Baker
Jarrett
A. M. Clark
John van Diest
C. M. Rien
Charles McDonnell
John Norman
Matthew Miller
W. Whiting
J. W. Wier
W. H. Hibbert
O. B. Curtis
Samuel Thurman
Dueck Creek
Carlos Megs
George Statham
D. J. Walvoord
Charles Bryan
McLeod
Contact
Independence
Boulder River
Smith's Park
Knights of Pythias
Company C
Preston
Hotel Grand
Adelbert Whitney
Allen
Livingston
Spring Gordons Highlight Modern Hat Styles
A look at Gordon hat styles for spring reveals well dressed men sporting classic overbrims and refined shapes. The piece emphasizes how these hats complement tailored outfits and current menswear trends.
Easter Handkerchief Bonanza at Bargain Prices
The ad touts nearly 5,000 handkerchiefs acquired for a mere bagatelle and priced to appear absurd given their value.
Boys Overcoats and Suits Offer Bargains for Little Folks
Local retailer touts spring outerwear and garments for boys from ages 3 to 15. All wool covert overcoats, washable waists, blouses, neckwear, shirts, and sweaters priced from 25 cents to 7.50 dollars, with standout two piece knee pants suits at five dollars, plus 50 cent golf caps in cheviot and cassimere.
Dillon and Beaverhead Horse Shipment Sets Records
Special correspondence reports Charles A. Smith of Assinbrook North Dakota shipped three carloads of 89 large horses from Beaverhead county. Most weighed 1400 to 1000 pounds. load limits prevented total carriage in a 36 foot car. Purchases were from Hinch Bros and local residents with prices largely between 100 and 12 dollars. City Clerk Edwin Norris received a Carnegie letter directing a financial agent for further instructions.
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Standard
D.leen
Beaverhead County
Charles A. Smith
Assinbrook
N. D
Hinch
Frank Landon
Dick Reynolds
T. M. Selway
Blacktail
Mr. Smith
Edwin Norris
Andrew Carnegie
Fort Benton Notes Novel Shine Falls In Sapphire Mine
Fort Benton notes report another castle has fallen and the Reynolds sapphire mine stones are valueless for jewelry. Expert lapidary from Highwoods says the cut stones would fetch little. J E Templeton resigns from the power company to start a live stock and land commission brokerage in the bank building with C H Ragland. Mr Snook to succeed Templeton at the power company.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Highwoods
Reynolds
J. E. Templeton
Power Company
Alleged Assault on a Child in Fremont and Delaware Streets
In a Saturday incident near Fremont and Delaware streets a colored woman and a white child were involved. Mrs Florrace of 7 Delaware street is accused after allegedly using vile language and striking the child May Seadorf of 108 Fremont street. Seadorf’s mother will prosecute in police court this morning. Florrace posted 20 as bail due to illness and will appear in Judge Boyle’s court. The Seadorf child is said to be unharmed.
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Fremont
Delaware Streets
Florrace
Seadorff
May
Seadorfs
Fremont Street
Delaware Street
Money to Loan at 9 and 10 Per Cent. Real Estate Security
J. F. Fariss & Co. offer loans on improved real estate security at nine and ten percent interest. Located at 119 Hamilton Street at the corner of West Granite.
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J. F. Fariss & Co
Hamilton Street
West Granite
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Butte News
Butte
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Butte, Mont
Margaret Pearce
John F. Charles
Etta Pearce-Lyles
Margaret Bonney Pearce
Charles
Fampus
Carnegie
Norris
Brussels
Hennessy
Hennessy’s Furniture Department
Hennessy’s Big Store
Dillon and Beaverhead
F. A. Ironside the Dentist
West Park Street
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
M.ntana Undertaking CO
Thos. Lavell
Thos Sullivan
Mgr
Park
Price
Henry Jonas
Montana’s
Granite St
A. Augoulie
Paris
France
L. M. Newbro Drug Co
Mont
Mall
H. Ching PO
Sam Sing & Co
Kaet Park
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