Attorneys Balk at Fees in Mary Miller Estate Dispute
Judge McGorman approves $1,500 in attorney fees for Nick Rotering and Peter Lee in the Mary Miller estate final decree. The Guardian Lucy and Ella Miller receive funds. motion seeks to reduce lawyers’ fees. Several trial dates and related civil matters follow in a busy court session.
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Meir
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Ella Miller
Mey Feks
Jia Miller
Debay
Ney
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Comedy gymnasts dazzle at Orpheum Theater
A duo of gymnasts, a slight-framed woman and a man known as Mr. Mazatté, perform at the Orpheum Theater. The woman displays remarkable strength lifting 67 pounds for nearly a minute while bending backward under his weight. Miss Marcelle credits intense training for such endurance and advocates female vigor and physical development as a goal.
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Father Wrusua
Orpheum Theater
Magus
Aseiste R. Muth Mazatté
Mazaz
Miss Marcélle
Shemeel
Maxello
Hughes in Critical Condition After Heart Illness
P Hughes returned from Los Angeles with his wife who had gone there for her heart. In May she was in precarious condition and it was thought she could survive only a few days.
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Los Angeles
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Oregon Short Line survey advances toward Salmon route
The Oregon Short Line Railroad reports rapid progress on its survey from Mackey, Tahoe into Salmon, with the line crossing Satchel wood timber country and running parallel to the Gilmore & Pittsburg branch from there to Salmon.
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Tales Told In Butte Hotels Amid Water Woes
Travelers recount a string of water disasters and odd artesian wells across South Dakota and nearby, detailing wells flooding streets, a prairie flood, and a pet dog’s near death after a hot spring. In stories, a man taps a 300 foot well that floods a town lake, while others recall boiling springs near a penitentiary and a pony fatally harmed by alum-enriched water.
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Postpone planting of a school tree event
Weather delays school tree planting as snow covers grounds and makes fields sloppy. Forecasts promise improving conditions later in the week. classes canceled today across districts due to inclement weather. transportation to gardens postponed to Saturday.
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Former secretary of union is dead in Butte
Jerry I Lowney aged about 23 died after a brief illness at a local hospital. He was a prominent Butte resident and former secretary of the Huttre Miner Union, having held elective office for years. His brother Tatriel Lowney had served as secretary. funeral arrangements set with services at St Marys Church.
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Butte
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Ofelock
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Charles Layton Guilty of Killing Idaho Man
Special Dispatch The Standard Dilton May 10 The jury found Charles Layton guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Villa Verges in Lent county Idaho Judge Stevens sentenced Layton to 25 years in the penitentiary The case of John G Mye for the killing of Viorace A Cady was continued Divorce notices granted for multiple couples in Salmon and before the court
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John Farmer
F Red N.trom Sinssle Schlegeimlich
Johanne
Weney Mutelhiy
James OQ
Hannan
A.L Jane
George Meester
Julia A. Miemting
Large Lemhi County Dryland Deal Reported
News from Dillon states that the Robert D. Stoker ranch in Lemhi county was purchased by the Trumbull brothers of Duluth, Minnesota. The deal price is reported as 12509 dollars. Further details were not clearly readable.
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Man in alimony case told to find a job in two weeks
Judge Lynch ordered Padgen to obtain employment within two weeks or have friends support his alimony payments. He was required to pay $20 weekly, with $41 due May 1, and provided counsel fees. Testimony described marriages, a house deed to the husband for a son, and a mortgage on Austen property.
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Thirty Three Prizes Total Value Seven Thousand Two Hundred Forty
A newspaper contest announces thirty three prizes totaling 7240 dollars. Prizes include eight $450.10 imbal? pinnas eight $100 diamond rings eight scholarships at Bult business college eight field watches one per district plus a Mitchell five passenger gulomabila to the Indy with the highest district vote. The contest has just started and ample time remains to enter.
Application of Grattan to Supreme Court
Special Dispatch to the Stenlard reports the supreme court weighing writ of vovid to the district court in Silver Bow. The lower court deprived the petitioner of his license in practice. The court also heard A C Schneider on a Mandate to issue a $200 wage rather than $659 for March. Both cases taken under advisement.
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State Board of Examiners
Stolypin toRetire Amid Rumors in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on May 10 a report claimed Premier Stolypin planned to retire, meeting the emperor's request to stay in office. Rumors in the duma spoke of a telegram to ex-Premier Goremykin and a Wiesbaden envoy returning to assume premiership and foreign affairs.
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