Alimony, Divorce, and Conspiracy Claims Riot in Court Room
Frank W. Cochrane charged a conspiracy by his wife, mother in law, and relatives as he was ordered to pay alimony. The court set $49 monthly alimony plus attorney fees, while other divorce actions proceeded, including Mrs. Wardrum seeking support and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Cochrane
E. W. Harney
Cochrane
Matilde Cochrane
H. Storm
James Tachell
Yancey
Ali
Mr. Yancey
John M. Dixon
Balance Judgment Sought for $297.33 After $5,000 Realized
The creditor seeks a court order against the debtor for the remaining balance of 297.33 after collecting 5,000 from the matter. The action requests judgment to recover the unpaid amount.
Chemical Engine Is Tested In Pony Fire Test
Fire Chief Sanger and L S Mallory tested a new chemical engine bought after a major Pony fire. Chief Sanger operated the hose as a gas engine stream instantly doused the blaze. The Pony Sentinel calls the test eminently satisfactory and says the council accepted the machine. Morris & Co plans a new pastry shop at 62 West Park opening about the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
L. S. Mallory
Pony
Mallory
Pony Sentinel
Morris & Co
West Park
Mrs Morrison denies boarding Finegan despite aiding againts
Mrs Eliza Morrison says Richard Finegan was not a boarder at her home and had no room there. She recalls lending money and securing work for him after he claimed a Chicago marriage, but stresses he never boarded or roomed at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Finegan
Eliza Morrison
Finegan
Hennessy’s Spring Suits Offered at 14 75
Hennessy’s clothing department advertises a large lot of men’s spring suits at 14.75 each. Four hundred suits from Alfred Benjamin & Co of New York are discounted from 20 to 30 by season’s trade standards, including black blue cheviots worsteds and serges. The sale starts Monday at 9 o’clock with suits on display in the south window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy's Clothing Department
Alfred Benjamin & Co
New York
Tony
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
Suit and a Quick Reply in Mining Claim Dispute
Mrs. Mary A. Barlow filed suit in district court against Attorney Alvin P. Nipgen for 142.67 for board and lodging. Nipgen answered within an hour and countered for 440 for legal services. He details services in examining title to mining claims, approving proposed agreements, and advising on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Barlow
District Court
Alvin P. Nipgen
Nipgen
Enjoyable Choir Concert at Mountain View Methodist
A Friday evening concert by the Mountain View Methodist church choir, with Mrs Werricks and Professor Stevens Glee club, pleased listeners. Solo organist E C Hall impressed with Schumann Trau meri and other pieces. trombone and vocal solos drew applause. Mrs Weiricks readings, especially Do Boss, were enjoyed. Guests were later treated to refreshments in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Methodist Church
Werricks
Stevens
E. C. Hall
Schumann
Traumeri
Thomas
Richmond
Northey
Ice Cream Mishap At Overbrook Station
Seven quarts of strawberry ice cream and eight pounds of fancy cake, missent to G H Lewars, caused a morning scene at Overbrook station. Dexter confectionery sent the goods from Philadelphia. the station crew shared the treats, then faced digestive distress as the day began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
G.H. Lewars
Dexter Confectionery Establishment
Philadelphia
Dexter
Wilson
Smith
Miller
Bank Holds the Works People Now Has Lots of Money Back
Aetna Loan and Trust wins a 25 755.95 default against Heinze’s newspaper group tied to the Reveille Engraving and Publishing ventures. City sues to condemn land for Warren avenue extension. Helming sues over a $500 mortgage with disputed ownership. Edouard Berthemet sues for an injunction over dumping on Atlantic lode claim. Duffy faces second degree assault info. Breen debt in California judgment. Ice cream parlor season opens at 222% East Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
Aetna Loan and Trust Company
The
People
Reveille
Enterprise Engraving Company
People's Publishing Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Edouard Berthemet
John H. Johns
Johns
Knights Attend Church in Full Uniform
Members of Montana Commandery No. 3 will attend 11 o’clock divine worship at First Presbyterian church in full uniform. They assemble at the hall at 10 and proceed to the church. visiting brothers are invited. Also an advertisement notes pianos from 170 dollars up with 10 dollar monthly payments at Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Commandery
First Presbyterian Church
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Little Miss Anna Miller’s Sixth Birthday Party
Anna Miller of 708 Colorado Street celebrated her sixth birthday on May 3 with a party for friends. The event featured a romp and dainty refreshments prepared by a line of named young ladies and family members including Ruth Heatherley Ruth Laden Ethel Amy Mildred Lillian Cain Sophie Ella Rose Andrak May Harriet Thomas Votto Jinks Margaret Lowther Grace Louise Bartle Ruth Mack Gladys Massy Pearl Kitto Edna Miller Masters Kenneth Cain Sam Ean Ted die Heatherley and Tommy Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
Colorado Street
Ruth Heatherley
Ruth Laden
Ethel
Amy
Mildred
Lillian Cain
Sophie
Ella
Rose Andrak
May
Harriet Thomas
Votto Jinks
Margaret Lowther
Grace
Louise Bartle
Ruth Mack
Gladys Massy
Pearl Kitto
Edna Miller
Masters Kenneth Cain
Sam
Ean
Teddie Heatherley
Tommy Evans
Great Northern Excursions From Butte to Major Cities
Rail specials list round trip fares from Butte to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth West Superior Sioux City Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis with varied start dates. Fares range from 24 50 to 53 50 and 42 00 to 49 50 with return windows to late September and travel windows through June July and August. Information available at Great Northern Ticket office 41 North Main Street Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
West Superior
Sioux City
Chicago
St. Louis
Great Northern Ticket Office
International Detective agency praised by Montana towns
Notices praise the International Detective agency for encouraging work in Montana. Visitors visit offices in Butte and offer support as new cases arrive daily. The Western offices are in the 21 22 Owsley block, Butte. Also thanks are extended to friends for support after the death of father and husband, from Mrs. John J. Shea and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Detective Agency
Montana
Butte
Western
Owsley Block
John J. Shea
Mrs McHugh Hosts Cards For Miss Marsden In Honor
Mrs John McHugh entertained at cards Friday night honoring Miss L Marsden of San Francisco. A luncheon followed with red carnations and emilax decor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dave McGee Mr and Mrs W H Sweet Mrs Timerman Mrs Dillon Miss I Marsden Tom Merkel J Ande son P Deloughery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHugh
West Quartz Street
L. Marsden
San Francisco
Dave McGee
W. H. Sweet
Timerman
Dillon
I. Marsden
Tom Merkel
J. Andeson
P. Deloughery
Tugh
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Larrcest Grocery
W. Park
Tonkin
East Park St
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
T. G. Heine
Montana St
Tod Po
Mont
Mrs. Morrison
Him
Walker
Mountain View
John Eakin
Warren Avenue
Mortenge
C. G. Helming
Louise Kroptganz
John
Nettle Kropfganz
John Kropfganz
Louisy Kropfganz
Kropfganz
Helming
Berthemet
R. O. Chandler
James Breen
Supreme Court of San Francisco
Ed Duffy
Duffy
Thomas Pitts
Minnie Healey
M. Geagan
East
Granite Street
Pufahl’s
West Park St
Surrey
Concord
the Olson & Christian Co
Wyoming
First
Terian
Pritchard
Harrison
John G. Holland
Grocer
Liquor Department
Kirby
Hunter Rye
Repsol
Pnt
Visalia Saddle Co
Northern Railway
Miss Marsden
P.j.brophy & Co
P. J. Brophy & CO
Dr. W. Norton
Spokane
Wash
P.O
Gypsin
Eor
Carder Bri
Baldnes
Smith Hair
Washington Blk
Gentry Bros
Porphyry