Quickest on Record Disposing of Trial
A district court in Butte set a record by disposing of a trial in two minutes after jury drawing. Four police court appeal cases, including Maggie O’Brien for abusing an officer, were heard without the needed witnesses. Judge Donlan dismissed the case, saving the defendant $20. Several other appeal cases were similarly disposed of, with calendars to be cleared by May 29. Nigeria gains coal deposits noted in regional reports.
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Donlan
Maggie O'Brien
Harry Meyer
William
George Toole
Mitchell
Groeneveld
O'Brien
Debrien
Butte
Grand Jury
Curt
Louis Fox
Ohn Ozner
William Murdock
Butte Woman's Club Holds Busy Annual Meeting Report Highlights
The Butte Woman's Club held its annual afternoon meeting with President Mrs J W Gunn presenting the year’s reports. Officers and committee heads detailed the year 1915-16 as highly active with improving financials and renewed interest. The club also elected five new board members and reaffirmed officers including President Mrs W F Noyes and Secretary Mrs TA Guin.
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Butte Woman's Club
J. W. Gunn
Wom‘x Clubehouse Corporation
James Spencer
Sam Arthur
Jane Poore
T. J. Ass
Th. Casey
Mra
W. F. Noyes
T. J. Eyle
TA. Guin
C. P. Irish
TJ. Casey
Look and Feel Clean and Fresh Everyday Ad
Advice urges drink hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate every morning before breakfast to flush kidneys and bowels. Claims this cleanses the digestive tract, reduces toxins, improves appetite, and benefits constipations, skin and blood disorders. Ends with a drugstore ad note.
Mortgage Payoff Progress At Montana Products Club
Montana Products reports a mortgage of 2390 dollars reduced by 1260 dollars through a committee and donations. Insurance and current accounts paid. Credit due to president Mrs J W Gunn. Clubhouse rented well, finances improving, goal to clear remaining mortgage soon.
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Rani
Montana
J. W. Gunn
Butte
Methodist Residence at Helena Retained Again
Methodists of Butte welcomed the decision of the general conference at Saratoga to keep the Methodist Residence in Helena. Four years earlier the Minneapolis conference created episcopal areas and allotted residences, placing Helena in the Montana Idaho Dakota combined region. The late Bishop Luccock served Helena. his succession, likely among seven new bishops, was not yet announced.
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Butte
General Conference
Saratoga
Helena
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Montana
Idaho
Luccock
Son of Frank G Chess Dies in California
In Butte friends of Mr and Mrs Frank G Chess mourn the death of their son Randle Burgess Chess aged 16 years 6 days who died May 3 at the family home in Oakland California Born in Butte he was educated in Oakland where he earned top honors in the schools His parents long lived in Butte and Tutte where Mr Chess worked for Boston and Montana company before moving ten years ago to California
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Butte
Frank G. Chess
Randle Burgess Chess
That
City
Randle
Oakland
Funeral notice for Thomas Keenan by Pioneer council No 1650
Members of Pioneer council No 1650 K and L division are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Thomas Keenan Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at Walsh's Undertaking parlors. By order of the president. The Geological Survey's investigation of Alaska's mineral resources will continue this year with 12 field parties.
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Pioneer Council
Thomas Keenan
Geological Survey
Alaska
Woman's suit to seize assets in bankruptcy case looms large
Bridget Burns sues William Ryan in Buckley court for 195 dollars listed as a bankruptcy liability. The judgment is appealed to the district court with sureties John McNamara and Henry Giderkin. Burns wins again against the sureties, who then sue Ryan to attach wages and seize property claimed to belong to his mother-in-law. Judge Bourquin denies the petition for federal relief until state court stays are pursued. A discharge hearing for William Staub is set for Helena on June 20.
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Buckley
Bourquin
Teave
District Court
Ludge Bourquin
Bridget Burns
Ryan
Burns
John McNamara
Henry Giderkin
Tourquin
Justice and State Court
William Staub
Helena
Funeral of Thomas Doody Held at St Patrick's Church
The funeral for Thomas Doody, 27, was held Monday morning at the family residence and proceeded to St Patrick's Church for high mass. He was born in Butte and attended local public schools. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Doody, brother Vince, sister, and a cousin William Connor.
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Thomas
Doody
Thomas Doody
Ette
Patrick's
Catlony
Thomas ‘Doody
Butte
Vince Anda Alster
Ball Ott
Wiliam Connor
Car Thought Stolen Taken By Mistake
Louis A. Freudenstein of the Butte Land and Investment company lost his car for three hours while police searched the city. He found it on Granite street in front of a rival real estate office after a mix up over ownership. The rival later owned up after identification marks were shown.
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Louis A. Freudenstein
Butte Land and Investment Company
Granite Street
Freudenstein
South Main Street
Charles T. Hughes
Louie
Hughes
Hall Lumber Company
West
Mercury Street
St. Paul's Cathedr
Sondon
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