Just Right tailoring promises the perfect fit
The up to date tailoring expert notes no two men are alike in form or taste and offers a system that ensures every garment leaving the shop has the right cut, style, fit, finish and fabric made by Butte union labor at moderate prices.
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Butte
Deer Lodge High School Graduation Shines With Orations
Beautiful commencement exercises at Cottonwood hall honor Deer Lodge class of graduates. Daniel Hertz Jr spoke on Public Libraries, with many students delivering orations on figures like Gladstone and Caesar. Diplomas were presented by A D Peck as the year closed in tribute and celebration.
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Deer Lodge
Daniel Hertz, Jr
Lee Schroeder
Mattie Zosel
Oro Miller
May Micheagu
Marold Foster
Olga Johnson
Georgia Smurr
Elsie Beaumont
Deer Lodge High School
Cottonwood Hall
Bittlefield
Franklin
Mabel Beaumont
Oro Fino Miller
A. D. Peck
Elsie J. Beaumont
Oga Johnson
Georgia Smarr
May Micheau
Messrs
Harold Foster
Barker Is Acquitted In False Pretenses Case
William L. Barker, a contractor charged by Willard Gillette with obtaining money under false pretences, was tried before Justice Olsen and acquitted. The costs were taxed to the complaining witness Gillette after he failed to prove a case. Carl appeared as attorney for Barker.
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William L. Barker
Willard Gillette
Justice Olsen
Barker
Gillette
Carl
Barer
Doctor Renich liable trial for damages in district court
The court heard a suit for 21 560 damages against Dr. Leonard W. Renich before Judge Claney's department. A jury trial was held yesterday as the plaintiff's case moved forward in the district court.
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Leonard W. Renich
Claney
Department of the District Court
Suit Against Doctor Over Improper Arm Treatment
Ambrose Noon represents himself through guardian Michael F Noon in a suit alleging Dr Renick failed to properly treat two old arm fractures resulting in permanent injury The defense claims the child has an inherited scrofulous condition that impeded a perfect cure during surgery and healing.
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Ambrose Noon
Michael F. Noon
How did she get here at the dancing assembly
At a famous dancing assembly married belles whisper about a beautiful new matron on the outskirts of the exclusive set. She handles the room with ease and even replies to critics saying she drove, asking if they walked.
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Lippincott’s
Mrs. Crossbeam
County to Redeem 70000 Bonds Chiefly Indebtedness
County commissioners decided to redeem seventy thousand dollars of outstanding bonds on July 1. Bonds issued July 1 1592 payable in twenty years redeemable after ten years. Ten year term expires next July. Redemption fund covers 70000. Interest at five percent. Notice to holders No 1 to No 70. Present to treasurer. interest ceases July 1.
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Weston
Warren Testifies War Paint On Tomahawks In Speculator Case
General Charles S. Warren testified in the Speculator injunction suit that after learning of a perceived fleecing he confronted Largey and described a row. He recalled war paint and sharpened tomahawks with Mantle in a prior trial and said Largey knew Bell vein passed through the claim. Warren admitted memory refreshment from a memorandum and judges ruled on affidavits and published extracts in court actions.
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Charles S. Warren
Speculator
Lee Mantie
Speculator Mining Company
Bernard Noon
Warren
Mantle
Mr. Warren
Hurst
Kansas City
P. A. Largey
E. A. Nichols
Largey
General Warren
Mr. Mantle
Forbis
Nichols
Harney
McBride
Inter Mountain
Bell-Speculator
Married While You Wait in Clerk of Court Office
Charley Carlson of Ennis and Hannah Crood of Helena applied for a marriage license while a justice of the peace was present and performed a quick ceremony. Joseph Gribble acted as best man and P J Gilligan assisted, as Sam Roberts posted the notice "Married While You Wait."
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Roberts
Charley Carlson
Ennis
Madison County
Hannah Crood
Helena
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Gribble
P. J. Gilligan
Prince Albert
Sam Roberts
Deed Transfers Helena Ranch to Smelting Co for 5000
A deed filed with the county clerk transfers from Reynolds Prosser to the American Smelting and Refining Company a portion of the Child ranch near Helena. The consideration is five thousand dollars.
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The
Standard
Helena
Reynolds Prosser
American Smelting & Refining Company
Child Ranch
Prohibition Question Back to People as Dems Meet
Wichita Kansas May 22 Democratic state convention adopts a resolution for the resubmission of the prohibitory law to voters amid a fight over populist cooperation to evade the anti fusion law. Harris nominated for another term in the Senate with plans to offer a half ticket to the populists if they accept the Democratic name.
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Witchita
Kan
Kansas City
Congress
United States
Harris
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