Trial of Victor North for Murder Opens
Victor North stands trial for the March murder of Matt Tickson in a saloon on East Park street. Defense plans self defense, jury selected amid objections over challenges, with testimony set to begin Wednesday morning.
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Victor North
Matt Tickson
Donian
Department of the District Court
Lamb
Denny
J. H. Duffy
Anaconda
J. Bruce Kremer
J. D. Shea
Duffy
James H. Smith
E. H. Bruce
Maurice Hartnett
Fred Hubert
A. E. Cully
G. H. Giles
Carl Schueller
John C. Freeman
C. C. Abbott
D. F. Taylor
H. J. Lowney
C. W. Sammis
North
Imperial
East Park Street
Tickson
Stockholm
Taylor North
District Court
Many Travel East and West on Teachers' Line
Yesterday a crowd from Butte used teachers rates on the Oregon Short line. The list of travelers includes Bernice Hayes Rankin Ill Eva Road Petersburg Neb Francis Mc Donald La Crosse Wis George Goodby Albert Giraux Mrs E Newport William Robb Hugh Doner F L Osner Wilma Merrill Sanford McCall Mattie McCall Eleanor McCall Mrs W L Irwin Samuel L Bryant Mrs S L Bryant Sylva Eddy Mrs Lulu Rice Mrs Marcia Evans H A Henderson Mrs Rose Xales William C Anderson Chicago W A Meyers Kansas City Jeanette Gregg Genevieve Ill Dick Curzan Victor Colo Florence Atwater Kansas City.
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Butte
Oregon
Alpha Council Whist Party Draws Large Attendance
One of the season’s largest whist gatherings was hosted last night by Alpha council in Good Templars hall. The two lodgerooms served as whist halls, filled with eager players. Prizes included ice cream bowls, water color paintings, silk umbrellas, plates, and souvenir teaspoons inscribed Alpha Council No. 40 Order of Pendo.
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Alpha Council
Order of Pendo
Good Templars
Order
Miss Katie Keelan Wins Gold Watch at Picnic
Miss Katie Keelan of East Broadway won a gold watch for being the most popular young lady at the Sacred Heart branches of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society and the Ancient Order of Hibernians picnic at Gregson on Sunday. She has been receiving congratulations since.
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Katie Keelan
East Broadway
Sacred Heart
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Gregson
Kee Jan
Mrs Pettibone Dead at 80 in Louisiana Mo
Mrs Margaret Pettibone died yesterday at 802 West Street aged 80. She left three daughters Misses Jennie and Lizzie Pettibone teachers in the public schools and a son J. Pettibone. The body will be shipped tonight to Louisiana Mo for interment.
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Margaret Pettibone
Yestery
West Street
Quits Butte for Benton Former Montana Chief Justice
W Y Pemberton former chief justice of the Montana supreme court leaves Butte for Fort Benton to continue his law practice. After a long career in Silver Bow county and state politics he will establish headquarters in Benton with his law library shipped ahead. He leaves a large circle of friends and a strong Democratic reputation.
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W. Y. Pemberton
Supreme Court of
Montana
Butte
Fort Benton
Pemberton
Silver Bow County
Toole
Supreme Court
Anaconda
Supreme Bench
Judge Pemberton
Benton
Ex Mayor Kenyon in hospital amid serious illness
Word from New York reports W. R. Kenyon a longtime Butte businessman now living in Dallas is seriously ill in a New York hospital awaiting a critical operation. His daughters Fredericka and Carolyn Kenyon remain beside him.
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W. R. Kenyon
New York
Butte
Dallas
Tex
Ysaye to Play Violin Recital at Broadway June 5
The renowned Ysaye has built an immense concert program drawing on eighteen concertos and nearly every violin fantasy she has prepared for his tour in this country. His memory holds all pieces, and he will perform June 5 at the Broadway with tickets going on sale June 3.
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Monsieur Ysaye
Yeaye
Broadway
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Anthony O Malley
Anthony O Malley aged 45 died yesterday. Remains at Sherman Reed funeral chapel will be moved to the family residence 815 Caledonia street this afternoon. Funeral time to be announced later. Moodie funeral set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. from Sherman Reed chapel officiated by Rev Noftsinger. Services directed by Sherman Reed.
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Anthony O'Malley
Sherman & Reed
Caledonia Street
W. E. S. Moodie
Noftsinger
Anita Levy to Undergo Operation at St James Hospital
Miss Anita W Levy the 15 year old daughter of Sol Levy will have an operation at St James hospital this morning for an internal trouble. The procedure will be performed by Dr J E R Sievers.
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Anita W. Levy
Sol Levy
St. James’ Hospital
J. E. R. Sievers
Chicago Markets Wheat Declines It Says After Naval Battle News
Weakness dominates Chicago wheat trading from open with July slipping to 83 3 4 cents and a late session near the day’s low. Corn stays firm on strong commission demand while oats hold near unchanged. hogs pull back slightly leaving pork lower and rib margins steady.
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Chicago
America
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kansas
Decoration Day Lace Curtain Sale Promises Largest Stock
Store clocks in with a huge lace curtain inventory claiming the largest stock in the state. Offers Nottinghams in several widths and lengths at various prices, cable nets, neeky nets, and Arabian lace curtains with edging details. Drapery department stocked for interior decorating and leadership in the line.
Patterns New and Attractive Glassware and Accessories
The listing describes patterns that are new and appealing featuring berry bowls water bowls tumblers water pitchers celery trays olive dishes wine glasses vinegar bottles and related items. It catalogs diverse glassware tableware and decorative pieces used for serving storing and presenting foods and beverages.
Fine china and vases from top potteries on sale now
Suitable for presents, cases filled with the finest grades of china including salad sets and tea sets. Exhibits from Coalport, Minton, Cauldon, Haviland, Royal Vienna, with vases in numerous styles from Royal Crown Derby to Louwelsa. All strictly new in latest shapes and desirable decoration.
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China
Coalport
Minton
Cauldon
Haviland
Royal Vienna
Royal Crown Derby
Royal Teplitz
Louwelsa
Market Prices and Grain Receipts Report
A historical market brief lists prices for No 2 red wheat No 2 corn No 2 oats No 2 white No 8 white No 2 rye and flax seed with values per bushel or per barrel, alongside receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats rye and barley. Figures include lard per 100 pounds and various grain categories with volumes.
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Northwestern
Chicago cattle prices rise at market receipts
Chicago reports May 29 cattle receipts at 158 000 with market 10c higher. Good to prime steers fetch 5.50 to 6.50, poor to medium cattle 3.40 to 5.40, stockers and feeders around 7.0 to 7.0, cows listed in the trading slate.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Lower Hogs
Receipts reach 60 000 with the market easing. Hogs mixed to good heavies cited at 5.15 to 5.37, lights around 5.0. Sheep and lambs listed with good to choice wethers at 4.50 to 5.25 and lamb prices from 4.75 to 6.25, noting 10 cent lower overall.
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Sitges
Gale of Wales
Masterly retreats mapped across Siberia to Petroport
The article notes vast room for retreat from Eastern Siberia to St. Petersburg with many potential last stands listed including Khabarovsk, Blagovestensk, Kottomangoo, Verkin, Ulinak, Krasnoiarsk and Petropavlovsk.
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Siberia
St. Petersburg
Khabarovska
Blagovestiensk
Kottomangoo
Verkin
Ulinak
Krasnoiarsk
Petropavlovsk
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Collins case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Montana Supreme Court refused a rehearing in John W. Collins administrator v Metropolitan Life Insurance. Collins won at trial, the appellate reversal was reversed, and the court declined to reconsider citing the Wright decision. The terms cover Stewart v Hoffman and Cornish v Wolverton with mixed reversals and affirmations.
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The
Standard
Helena
John W. Collins
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Collins
Wright
Coun
Sel
W. R. C. Stewart
C. W. Hoffman
Wolverton
Gallatin County
States supreme court adjourns term with cases continued
The state supreme court adjourned the current term and all pending cases were carried to the next term which will begin in October.
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States Supreme Court
Show Girl Pleads for Assailant's Release
Philadelphia May 29 Bessie Helen Davis a chorus girl shot by Edward Smedes appeared at the police station to plead for his liberty She had written to Captain Donahy from the hospital asking to help secure Smedes freedom and said she would withdraw all charges against her sweetheart claiming he did not mean to hurt her Smedes faces murderous assault charges
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Philadelphia
Bessie Helen Davis
Edward Smedes
Donahy
Smedes
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