No Right 10 Property Thresher Claim On Park Street Voided
Robert McBride and Patrick Talent sue B S Thresher over a Park Street business property. Judge Clancy rules Thresher’s claim invalid, findings show plaintiffs and predecessors possess since 1887 under Louise Acosta title. Litigation declared settled with the case for trial.
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Robert McBride
Patrick Talent
B. S. Thresher
Park Street
Main
Wyoming
Clancy
Thresher
Louise Acosta
Mantle suits settled in several actions against Largey estate
Lee Mantle’s suits against Lulu F. Largey as administrator were dismissed by stipulation as settled. In Speculator, Mantle’s fourth interest claim was dismissed with the defendant’s title quieted. In Sioux Chief and related claims, Mantle won judgment. Settlement aligns with Standard publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mantle
Lulu F. Largey
Largey
Mr. Mantle
Judge sets civil calendar with multiple May trial dates
Judge Harney scheduled a series of civil cases for trial from May 11 to May 15. Matches include E A Schasser and Centennial Brewing debt dates, city of Butte damages against Patrick J Miers and John J Kelly, and partition actions involving Mary Ann OHarley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Brophy Company
Frank Robitaille
Mary Ann O'Harley
Patrick O'Neill
Charles McGarvey
Thomas F. Colbert
Nicholas Boden
William Barker
Gaston Frachet
James B. Furey
Howard train robber case moves for new trial
Alexander Mackel, attorney for George Howard, filed a bill of exceptions and motion for a new trial in court yesterday. County Attorney Breen requested time to amend, and Judge Clancy granted 30 days.
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Alexander Mackel
George Howard
Breen
Clancy
Judge Clancy to Take Vacation Pending Supreme Court Ruling
Judge Clancy announced to attorneys that his department work is largely cleared and he will take a vacation while awaiting the supreme court decision on the fair trial bill. The ruling will impact many mining and other equity cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Supreme Court
Judge Dismisses Doctor’s Appeal in Mitchell vs O Connor Case
In a justice court appeal, Judge Clancy sustained Attorney Kehoe’s motion to dismiss the defendant’s appeal. P J Mitchell sued Dr Burdette O Connor for 100 damages alleging failure to treat after monthly fees. Mitchell won 90 in the lower court. appeal deemed not perfected in time.
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Justice Court
P. J. Mitchell
Burdette O’connor
Clancy
Kehoe
Mitchell
O'Connor
Judge Sustains Dismissal Motion in Sackett v Dolan
Judge Clancy sustains motion to dismiss Sackett versus Dolan on appeal. Fleming argues the case stalled after Sackett won in a justice court over a year ago and Dolan appealed, but filed an undertaking and took no further action, forcing Sackett to press the matter and pay transcript costs to get district court action and dismissal.
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Clancy
Charles E. Sackett
James Dolan
Fleming
J. E. Healy
Healy
Great Northern Railway Excursion to San Francisco and Return
Great Northern Railway announces excursion fares to San Francisco and return for $50.00 and to Los Angeles and return for $60.00. Tickets on sale May 13 to 19, valid for return until July 16. Information at 41 North Main Street, Butte, W R Meech CP T A.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
North Main Street
Butte
W. R. Meech
T. A
Young man shot on Horse Prairie by Lee Anderson
Special correspondence reports Fred Winger says Lee Anderson fired at him with a 22 caliber pistol on Wednesday after a morning argument. Winger was shot in the shoulder and foot. bullets caused no serious injury. No arrests have been made as the shooter fled the scene.
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Standard
Dillon
Fred Winger
Lee Anderson
Anderson
Barbour been engaged in case of McCarthy sheep killing
Special Correspondence reports attorney W S Barbour hired by Max Lauterbach to aid in prosecuting those who killed about 100 head of sheep in the Mc Carthy mountain range. Suspects have been spotted and are to be arrested within 24 hours. Arraignment expected next Monday or Tuesday.
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Standard
Dillon
Barbour
Max Lauterbach
McCarthy Mountain Range
Fraud claim seeks to set aside Montana Loan judgment
George H. Casey W F Cobban Alexander and Elmira Noyes executrix sue to void a 44868 fraudulently obtained judgment against the Montana Loan and Realty Co alleging false papers forged by W F Davis and improper default. They seek restraining order against Sheriff Quinn and a company asset statement among other relief.
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George H. Casey
W. F. Cobban
Alexander and
Elmira Noyes
John Noyes
Montana Loan and Realty Company
A. N. Holter
N. J. Gould
Quinn
Holter
Gould
Noyes
E. N. Howell
Casey
Johnston
Cobban
W. F. Davis
Howell
Davis
Asey
Harney
McBride & McBride
George Meredith Adopts New Diet Theory
The novelist George Meredith is reported to reject bread meat and farinaceous foods in favor of fruit especially oranges and fresh eggs. He drinks only milk and avoids other beverages.
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George Meredith
Bright Linoleum Patterns on Special Sale Tomorrow
Seven beautiful linoleum patterns fit for kitchens and dining rooms offered at 50 cents a yard. Local dealers urge customers to view the goods and expect to install them on homes soon.
Judges and Attorneys Clash Over Newspapers in Courtroom
In Judge Clancy’s courtroom a newspaper in a lawyer’s hand provokes a rebuke as practitioners clash over reading pleadings. The day includes rulings on a motion to dismiss, a continuance for a ball player defendant, and a noon adjournment followed by a late afternoon absence.
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William Clancy
Sanders
California Excursion Fares From San Francisco and Los Angeles
Tickets go on sale May 13 to 19 1903 for trips via Oregon Short Line to San Francisco and return 50 dollars and via Los Angeles return 60 dollars. Going and returning via Ogden or Portland Oregon. Tickets valid for return until July 15 1903 with stopover privileges both directions. For details contact 105 North Main Street Butte H O Wilson General Agent.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Portland
Oregon
North Main Street
Butte
H. O. Wilson
Grass for Deserts Proves Bright for Western Ranges
Reports from homesteaders and cattlemen say Brome grass, tested by the agriculture department since 1884, thrives in semi arid Western Kansas and Nebraska. It grows rapidly, feeds all stock, and is richer than timothy, promising drought hardy pasture from spring to fall. Kansas leads in plantings amid rising optimism for wide adoption.
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Kansas City Star
Washington
West
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Hungary
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Candles Still Glow In New York Homes
The New York Times notes candles remain a common lighting source in both wealthy mansions and poor rooms. Candles offer mellow light and require little oxygen, with modest odor and heating effects, aiding use in bedrooms and nonessential spaces. In rural areas without gas, candles serve as a safe substitute for oil lamps. The modern wax candle differs greatly from ancient varieties.
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New York Times
New York
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Beaverhead
London
Montana Realty Company
Dred
Meredith
Pritchard
Harrison Carpatha
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Cial
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Mr. Breen
Smith & Urner
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McBride
Perham
Hinkle
Attorney Hinkle
Mr. Hinkle
America
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Galicia
Roumania
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Jolliers
Colt
Marlin Rifles
Savage
Winchester
Lee
Mauser
Manhattan
Weimescary Co
Main Street
Crocerite
Yellek Medical Institute
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Montana Street
Sherman’s Piano House
East Park Street
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Main and Quartz Sts
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