Fuller to be Hanged on July 24 in Montana
Miles Fuller, condemned for murder in the first degree, is scheduled for execution on Monday, July 24, 1905 in Silver Bow county Montana. A death watch was placed over him and a warrant issued by Judge Donlan directs the sheriff to conduct the hanging.
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Miles Fuller
Henry J. Gallahan
Donlan
Fuller
Martin
Mike Quinn
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Walker
Lamb
Denlan
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of Montana
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Montana
Michael Donlan
William E. Davies
William P. Farreplus
Charles White
William Quinn
Charles Murray
Quinn
Prices Start As Low As Twenty Five For Dresses In Hennessy Parlor
A newspaper notice defends Mrs. Thornburg in charge of the dressmaking parlors at Hennessy’s. It refutes claims dresses cost at least thirty five dollars and cites two months of operation with 118 orders ranging from forty nine to one hundred seventy five dollars. It notes only five disappointed customers and that orders are two weeks out, urging early placement for Fourth of July gowns.
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Mme. Thornburg
New York
Montana
Laffer ty Accused in Express Theft and Defaulter Claim
Harry A Lafferty an absconding Pacific Express clerk held in Denver on theft charges involving George Blue's 600. He is also named a company defaulter for 35. Manager Frey said a full books review may reveal more missing and co defendant Harry Kingland awaits Sheriff Quinn en route to Denver to return to Butte for grand larceny charges.
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Harry A. Lafferty
Pacific Express Company
Denver
George Blue
Frey
The
Express Company
Lafferty
Harry Kingland
Quinn
Butte
Blue
Local man leaves sum with Lafferty after express from the East
A sum was left with Lafferty for safe keeping as part of a shipment Blue had just received from the East. Lafferty, at 303 South Arizona Street, has a wife and two children. The wife, though heartbroken, will not desert him. Sheriff Quinn is expected to return with his prisoners Thursday.
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Lafferty
Blue
Express
South
Arizona Street
Quinn
Change of Venue Refused in Du Bois Case
Jean Du Bois charged as a secretary faced a venue dispute with Justice Libby in Meaderville. The defense sought another change citing county attorney influence, but Libby overruled. trial was postponed to early next week with state counsel present.
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Jean du Bois
Libby
Meaderville
Ed S. Booth
Denny
White
Butte Whist Club Seeks Rubber With Helena Team
Butte and Helena clash in a rubber match at Boulder after each city won one series in earlier games. Butte fields Stephenson Morley Jenkins Tallant replacing Atwater while Helena keeps Ellis Fraser Cochran Sieverson. Organizers plan a fall whist tournament for both cities.
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Butte
Boulder
Helena
J. E. Stephenson
E. A. Morley
Marvin Jenkins
Walter §. Tallant
Tallant
Carriages for Old Timers at Miners Union Parade
The Butte Miners' union arranging committee will provide carryalls and tallyhos for veteran members in the June 13 parade. Many miners are aged and frail, so old-timers will ride while others parade, aiming for a memorable celebration.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Miners’ Union
Welsh Church Youth Entertainment at Carpenters’ Hall
A pleasant program last evening by the Welsh church youths at Carpenters Union hall with musical solos by Florence Evans May Bretherton Grace Bourret Lizzie Williams and Thomas Price, duets by Mary Evans Annie Williams and John H Hayes William Morgan, recitation by Sadie Evans, chaired by John H Rays. Ice cream and cake served.
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
John H. Rays
Florence Evans
May Bretherton
Grace Bourret
Lizzie Williams
Thomas Price
Mary Evans
Annie Williams
John H. Hayes
William Morgan
Sadie Evans
Lutey Bros. Grocery Bonuses for 61 Employees
The Lutey Bros. grocery store awarded 61 clerks a $5 bonus each for April as business rose 10 percent. The firm had promised $5 for every month a 10 percent increase over 1904 figures if achieved, and a note of appreciation was included. The same offer remains in effect for the current month.
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Lutey Bros
Lutey
I. C. O. F. Lodges Meet for Parade and G A R Services
Notice to all I. C. O. F. lodges in Silver Bow county to assemble at Fidelity hall West Broadway at 9 o clock a m May 30 for parade participation with the G A R services to follow with Rev J S Hocking officiating memorial committee secretary Charles Sanders directs the gathering
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Silver Bow County
Fidelity Hall
West Broadway
J. 8
Hocking
Charles Sanders
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
The remains of David Hodge will be removed this morning from Sherman and Reeds funeral chapel to Rocker for a 2 p.m. service at his daughter Mrs. John Hawkins residence with Rev Noftsinger officiating. Moodie aged 26 died yesterday and his funeral time will be announced later. All members of division 3 A O H are urged to attend the May 29 meeting. J J Conway president and J H O Meara secretary.
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David Hodge
Sherman & Reed
Rocker
John Hawkins
Noftsinger
W. E. S. Moodie
Division 3
J. J. Conway
J. H. O'Meara
Memorial day services meet at Castlehall Butte
Knights of Pythiasmembers to assemble at 9 a m May 80 for Memorial day observances and street parade. New Yorkers dying fast says Dr John H Girdner noting rapid rates and influx of outsiders offsetting population loss as city swells with workers.
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Knights of Pythias
Castlehall
Butte
John H. Girdner
New York
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