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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1902

Page

9

Trademark in Dispute One Sues for Injunction and Damages

I. Pincus sues W. F. Scheffel in district court seeking an injunction to stop use of the J. T. cigar trademark and label. He alleges the mark was adopted by J. T. Shinnick in 1901, assigned to Pincus in 1901, and that counterfeit cigars deceive the public in Butte and Silver Bow County. Pincus seeks ownership declaration and $500 damages, with MecHatton and Cotte as attorneys.

I. Pincus W. F. Scheffel J. T Pincus J. T. Shinnick Secretary of State Butte Silver Bow MecHatton & Cotte

Dr Leggat Leaves City for Urgent Transit Post

Dr A C Leggat of Butte resigns as city health officer and departs for St Louis to assume an urgent Transit company position. Dr J W Gunn will govern the health office for the remainder of Leggat's term ending May 1. Leggat’s work is praised and town leaders note his swift departure.

A. C. Leggat Butte St. Louis Transit Company J. W. Gunn Leggat Davey Dr. Leggat Missouri San Francisco St. Lou's Company

Sumpter District Wines Continue To Show Up Well

Sumpter area wines of Oregon’s district continue to show up well with notable results and growing recognition across regional markets.

Wines OF Oregon Tinue

Boom era returns to Sumpter mines promise new smelter

The Sumpter district in Oregon has recovered from a boom and shows solid returns. Gen. C. Warren reports that Golconda is owned by Robbins and partners with $125,000 sunk for development. The E and KE mine nears sale to eastern investors as drill progress continues. A planned smelter, Concord Redsoil, and other properties like the Quebec Badger Prairie Diggins and Baker City projects are delivering strong monthly outputs.

Sumpter, Ore Warren Sumpter Butte Golconda Robbins Stewart Concord Quebec Bunker Hill-Sullivan Idaho Prairie Diggins Baker City

Death of 16 year old Lee Richard Casey at home

Lee Richard Casey aged 16 died yesterday at the family residence 225 South Dakota street. The funeral will be held tomorrow Wednesday at 2 p m from the same address.

Lee Richard Casey Famiy South Dakota Street

Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda And Stations

Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway tickets are on sale to Anaconda and all stations between them at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rates information cheerfully furnished.

Butte Anaconda & Pacific Anaconda Betwen St Great Northern Ticket Office North Main Street

Local Lumber Company Showcases Large Vehicle Stock

J. T. Carroll Lumber at the corner of Arizona and Platinum streets advertises the largest assortment of high grade vehicles ever shown in Butte. Prices are very low and customers are invited to call and examine stock.

J. T. Carroll Lumber Company Arizona Platinum Streets Butte

Christian Church Revival at Shortridge Memorial

Revival meetings at Shortridge Memorial Christian church each evening this week at 8 p.m. led by Pastor Rev. A L Chapman with chorus director Professor G V Stevens. Tonight's sermon titled Deliverance From Sin.

Shortridge Memorial Christian Church A. L. Chapman G. V. Stevens

Thunder Mountain mining fever grips Idaho and Butte

A. E. Werner of Boise reports Idaho towns plan a rush to Thunder Mountain with an estimated 25,000 prospectors. He praises the Dewey properties as wonders and notes eastern investors are paying down large sums. Boise businessmen have raised 25,000 to improve the Boise road for better outfitting. Werner calls Thunder Mountain a new Cripple Creek that may rival Butte.

A. E. Werner Boise Idaho Butte Thunder Mountain Wern R Werner Dewey Mr. Werner

City Democratic Convention Called for Butte Mont 1902

The Butte city Democratic convention is set for March 18 at noon in the Auditorium to nominate aldermanic candidates for each ward and conduct other business. Caucuses in wards occur March 14 and primary meetings March 15 to select delegates, with specific ward locations listed.

Butte Mont Democratic Party Pp. m First Ward East Woolman Street Third Ward Florence Hotel Fourth Hamilton Street East Park Street Cash Lodging House City Corral Second Arizona Streets South Main Street Central Committee James T. Finlen James M. Reynolds

Truthful Advertising Opens Year with Deep Discounts

The ad emphasizes honesty as the core of business, claiming every word rings with truthfulness and promising to fulfill every stated commitment. It notes a New Year sale offering toilet articles and sundry items at one quarter below regular prices, limited to stock from before management change.

Dempsey Appeal Amid Jail Escape Prolongs Murder Case

Attorney General plans to prosecute the appeal in the Peter Dempsey murder case despite his escape from county jail. The transcript is to be forwarded, with dismissal for want of prosecution likely if not pursued. Fannie Batschi sues Gau denz Batschi for divorce on cruelty, saying threats and beatings, with property interests and alimony issues before Judge Clancy for March 22 hearing.

Peter Dempsey Supreme Court Dempsey Donavan Fannie Batschi Gaudenz Batschi Butte South Montana Street Clancy

Surviving partner seeks business books in district court

George E. Doll begins action against Cornelius Fleming as administrator of T. P. Fleming estate claiming entitled to the Consumers' Purelee company books and business. Doll put in 1283 dollars in January 1900 and asks the court to compel turnover to him. Mrs May Moore seeks temporary alimony and costs citing the defendant's 100 dollar city salary. Defaults noted in Nipper Consolidated case in Anaconda Copper suit. Plymouth Silver King trial nears end with Baker Buckley Mullins on stand. Hamilton Cambers case to resume. no trial yesterday.

F. J. H. Manning Spokane Thornton D. W. Dunton Omaha Thornton Robert Larsens Salt Lake Finlen A. N. Noyes Pony Wide World Pearson's P. O Absolom S. Johnson Annie Hustert Butte Mexico Maguire's Opera House J. L. Hamilton Pipestone Springs Montana Joseph O’brien Virginia City George Ed Gohn Lee Townsend Jennico Sutton Broadway W. W. Taylor Rochester Minn United States Mae Thorne True First Baptist Church Mr. Cope of Dillon Paul A. QC Newton Albemarle Hotel Livingston Chicago Bernard F. Shanley Kalispem Knowles Balliet Helena Thomas Reynolds Great Falls George E. Doll District Court Cornelius Fleming T. P. Fleming Consumers’ Purelee Company Fleming Doll May Moore Thomas Moore Nipper Consolidated Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company John Caprice George H. Robinson Nipper Company Clancy Department of the Court T. T. Baker Martin Buckley Patrick Mullins Harney Department of the District Court

Court hears motion on Minnie Healey injunction matter

The defendant’s motion to add to the judgment and show the court retained jurisdiction in the injunction case was argued yesterday morning and taken under advisement until this morning at the request of plaintiff Miles Finnlen.

Minnie Healey Miles Finlen

Minor Police Court Cases At Judge Boyle Duty

Eleven defendants appeared in the morning session before Judge Boyle including five drunks. Charles Jennison faced a not guilty plea for threatening to kill Barney Shanahan with a pitchfork and will be tried this afternoon. Jennie and Gene Deval faced separate charges with Deval fined for loud noises and fighting, and Deval fined a total of 25 dollars. John Gorman was fined for rolling a barrel and refusal to desist. John Quinlan sought more time to plead on a firearms charge after posting 20 dollars collateral.

Deval John Gorman Laughlin John Quinlan Montana Street

Notice to Stockholders Hennessy Mercantile directors meeting

Notice to stockholders states a meeting at the principal office in Butte Montana on Monday March 51 at 11 oclock a m for election of directors and other business. C J Kelley secretary

Hennessy Mercantile Company Butte Mont C. J. Kelley John A. Creighton G. W. Stapleton Ian Hodgens United States Europe Omaha G. W H. Barrett Leavitt Kemper Mr. Hodgens O. Hodgens

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Butte News The Standard East Broadway Butta Telephone Butte, Mont Orton Bros Fred Orton N. Main Montana Music Co J. G. Yates M. H. Gary M. S&s. Gunn of John H. Wright of City George L. Ramsey R. Dorn W. Bennett R. M. Hart Frank D. Brown Philipsburg G. W. Koenig Boston Tutte J. J. Johnson George B. Conway Melrose W. C. Adams Ogden John Frazier Missoula W. G. Garvey Toledo Ohio Maveh West Park H. F. Collins Hanson Silver Bow Block P. H. Farrell Missoula Avenue Will Dr. J. W. Gunn Thun der Mountain N. Main Street Newbro Drug Co James E. Keyes Attorney General Fannie Barachi Roelly Hela Roel Dead Man Sues Plymouth Crosby H-O Ueberries Goyer’s Maple Syrup Ios Per Goyer Lena Ritter Sorvas Bes Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co Galena Street Mme Sean Perfection Montana Cash Grocery Co Cor. W. Park and Montana Streets New Clark Building Corner Park Academy Montana Book Company H. Klein N. Main St Fosselman Drug Co. Pharmacists T. G. Heine Hear Cay Block Montana St A. Augendre Paris Newbre Drug Co Butte. Mont Lee Mantle Chas. Schatzlein Frank W. Haskins A. B. Clements Charles R. Leonard P. Aug. Heinze Henry Mueller James H. Monteath BANF Daly Bank and Trust CO Butte Capital John D. Ryan John R. Toole Co. Co. Swinborne R. A. Kunkel Ass't State Savings Bank First National Bank OF Buite Andrew J. Davis Jamee 4A Talbott KL. B. Welrick George Stevenson Caste Ler Forelan Exchange
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