Shortage claims in Riddell suit against Ramsey and Sutter
Judge Harney holds a half day in the case of J A Riddell vs G L Ramsey and Charles Sutter over 8200 alleged misappropriations by partners in Riddell Roach and Suiter firms during school of mines contracts. Riddell testifies about unvouchered transfers and diverted funds, noting bank records and missing vouchers. The court adjourned for John Noyes funeral as testimonies continued.
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Harney
J. A. Riddell
G. L. Ramsey
Charles Sutter
Riddell
State School of Mines
Sutter
E. Roach
Mr. Jamsey
Commercial National Bank of
Judge Harney
Mr. Ramsey
Roach
Riddell & Roach
Riddell & Suiter
Ramsey
Commercial National Bank of Bozeman
Roach and Suiter
Suiter
Hot Springs
School of Mines
Shelton
Oregon Pine Lumber Company
Bozeman National Bank
Commercial National
John Noyes
Lost Lot of Clothes From Cobban Block Trunk
Fred Brown was charged with receiving stolen property after being caught attempting to sell two suits and a coat. The items came from a trunk stolen from the Cobban block belonging to Patrick Friel of Murray Utah. Friel reported the theft when the trunk arrived two months later.
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Fred Brown
Court of Justice O'Connor
Walkerville
Brown
Om ‘Ey D. D. Sullivan
Patrick Friel
Murray
Utah
Friel
Cobban Block
Remains of F. E. Burnham Placed in Local Funeral Chapel
The remains of F. E. Burnham are at Sherman Reed's funeral chapel with the funeral to be announced later.
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F. E. Burnham
Sherman & Reed
Many Men Want The Job For Road Trustees Election
In Silver Bow County a single polling place at Meader Ville will decide three road trustee seats on April 5 following a new road law. Residents of Butte and Walkerville cannot vote. 75 candidates vie as Joseph Hansen, William Carnell, and Paul Kingston preside as judges of election.
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Silver Bow
Meader Ville
Ralston
Melrose
Gregson
Joseph Hansen
William C. Carnell
Pauls
Kingston
Lynch
Butte
Walkerville
Three Men Plead Guilty to Petty Larceny in Meaderville
County attorney filed petty larceny complaints against James Fulton Dave Marcovich and A E Nichols. Judge Shepherd opened court at the county jail to arraign Fulton and Nichols Fulton pleaded guilty and received three months in jail Marcovich remained out on bail. The case stems from a break in at a shop on South Main Street where a show case of shoes was taken. Fulton allegedly shot at Deputy Fitzsimmons during the arrest and may face assault charges.
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James Fulton
Dave Marcovich
A. E. Nichols
Court of Justice of the Peace
Shepherd
Meaderville
Nichols
Fulton
Marcovich
Fitzsimmons
South Main Street
Mark Loss
Grounds for New Trial Denied in Felker Case
A motion for a new trial by L. L. Felker, serving 10 years for the killing of his brother in law J. W. Cunningham, was overruled by Judge Clancy. Attorney Lewis A. Smith argued errors in murder instructions, admissibility of photos, juror bias, and exclusion of prior threats against Felker’s sister. the judge rejected all grounds and denied the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Felker
J. W. Cunningham
Clancy
Lewis A. Smith
Felker
Alexander Mackel
Smith
Cunningham
Mackel
Examination Into Sanity of Two Men Delayed
The examination of Fortunato Tellaro Fortunato a Tyrolean wood chopper from Brown's gulch was adjourned to Saturday to allow the commission to investigate. Peter Trenaas a Norway native awaited further observation as counsel requested more time for evaluation.
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Tellaro Fortunato
Brown's Gulch
McClernan
Warm Springs
Fortunato
Bertha Mackel
F. W. McCrimmon
Trenaas
Mr. Pedersen
Aetna Savings Bank
Helena resident funeral held on Hollins avenue
The Helena man died Sunday and his funeral was held this afternoon at his Hollins avenue residence. Many people attended. The burial followed at Forestvale Cemetery with Rev. Martin Mertz officiating.
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Helena
Hollins Avenue
Forestvale
Martin Mertz
Flooded Flats Stop Northern Pacific Trains at McKennie
Heavy rain and melting snow flood the immense low flats at McKennie in Bismarck North Carolina delaying all Northern Pacific trains. A delayed passenger run yesterday successfully passed through several feet of water but late last night water rose further and no trains were run. All trains will be considerably delayed.
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Bismarck
N. C
Northern Pacific
McKennie
Brownlee Named Superintendent of Grand Trunk Western
Detroit March 26 W G Brownlee of Montreal has been made superintendent of the western division with headquarters in Detroit to succeed F W Egan who is reported to become general superintendent of the Denver Rio Grande.
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Detroit
Mich
W. G. Brownlee
Montreal
Western Division
Grand Trunk Railroad
F. W., Egan
Denver & Rio Grande
Bargains on Sweetwater Rock Springs coal sale
Overstocked inventory prompts the Butte Coal Company to offer delivered coal in any city area at lump 8.00 per ton with a phone contact 477. Also auction of standard library bindings with ten thousand volumes at Main and Quartz, name-your-price. sale ends this week with afternoon and evening sessions.
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Sweetwater Rock Springs
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
American Tobacco declares higher quarterly dividends
New York March 26 The American Tobacco Company's directors have declared a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock and 2 percent on common stock. This marks a raise of half a percent on the common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco Company
Ex-prize fighter accused after leaving Wolf Creek
Albin fe Donald, a Wolf Creek storekeeper, obtained a warrant for Alfred J Troddick on assault in the third degree stating the man struck him breaking his nose. Sheriff O Connell pursued the suspect. Donald also secured a warrant for Bert Lent on forgery for passing a forged Helena bank check. Lent's whereabouts remain sought.
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The
Standard
Helena
Albin Fe Donald
Wolf Creek
Alfred J Trodick
O'Connell
McDonald
Bert Lent
Lent
Hélena
Gordon Hat Styles for the Well Dressed Man
The article praises Gordon hats in soft and stiff styles as ideal for a well dressed man, noting their fit and refined appearance for formal and smart casual wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Timber Land Hearing in Helena March 26
In the timber land hearing before Henry N. Blake evidence discussed Lizzie A. Wells entry on Powell county timber land. Wells testified she made a bona fide location paid filing herself and sold to R. M. Cobban due to friendship with C. L. Griswold. The hearing may end soon and resume later with more government witnesses.
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Standard
Helena
Henry N. Blake
Lizzie A. Wells
Powell County
Funeral of a Pioneer
Special dispatch reports the funeral of Charlotte Koch a pioneer woman held in Helena. The obituary notes her role in early settlement and the impact she had on the community.
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Standard
Helena
Charlotte Koch
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West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Paxson & Rockefeller
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Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Ec. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Hear County Road
South Butte
P. O. Box
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Hal
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
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Emily
Business Transactions
Fred Browns
Ruth Elizabeth Anderson
Frank Anderson
Iowa Avenue
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Ient Methods of Justice
J. Vv. Cunningham
Ory Row
Bean
Brown’s Gulch
Peter Trenaas
Postpor
Lewis Millinery
Paris
Lewis
Vr. Egan
Palmer
St. Glen Falls
N. Y
L. D. Palmer
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Bik
Timber Land Hearing
MR. M. White
Everalle Bros
Ladies’ Tailors
New York City
SCHILLING @ WHITE
King’s Block
Chequamegon
United States
Yellow Medical and Surgical Institute
West Broadway
Morris P. Kelley
Mgr
Mont
P.J. Brophy & Co
S and Gro
P. J. Brophy & CO
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
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