Fall under a Train and Blame Company
Michael Flaherty sues the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway for 22,500 dollars claiming negligence after a train moved from Durant while he stood near the platform. He alleges a lack of proper notice caused him to be knocked against baggage, resulting in the loss of his left arm and head injuries. He seeks 20,000 for the arm and 2,500 for pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flaherty
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Flaherty
Anaconda
Butte
Durant
Northern Pacific
Paid by Mistake Suit Over $2.90 in Estate Case
In a district court jury trial before Judge Bourquin, Lee W. Foster sues El mira Noyes as administratrix of John Noyes estate to recover more than $2.90 paid by mistake. The case follows Foster's earlier suit against Jan y McAuley over a note to John Noyes. The record notes deaths of Foster and Noyes, with testimony on whether the note was ever paid. An inventory in Alice Chevrier’s estate valued at $2,000 was filed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee W. Foster
Elmira
McAuley
Noyes
Foster
Nover
Bourquin
Louis Kaufman
Mary L. Worthington
Funeral for Mr Hielt Draws Large Finnish Lutheran Attendance
Many sorrowing friends attended the funeral of Mr Hielt at the Finnish Lutheran church yesterday afternoon. Rev Oscar Mielt was buried as services were led by Rev M Hudtloff and Rev M Norvall. The ceremony featured brief sermons, special music, and long floral tributes from the German Lutheran church, the deceased clergyman’s family, and many intimate friends. Pallbearers included John H Wright, A F Maenba, Ed Kaastnen, Matt Johnson, John Taylie, and Mike Waldonen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mielt
M. Hudtloff
M Norvall
Mr. Hudtloff
Matthew
Mr. Nyvall
Timothy
Cleverman
German Lutheran Church
Mr. Mielt
John H. Wright
A. F. Maenba
Ed Kaastnen
Matt Johnson
John Taylie
Mike Waldonen
Inquest Finds Laudanum Fatality in Smith Case
In Butte Coroner Egan holds an inquest into Mrs. J. S. Smith death and finds an overdose of laudanum with suicidal intent caused the demise. Neighbors testified she habitually used laudanum and sought relief from troubles by death. Jury verdict notes the couple lived happily but the wife showed morbid tendencies. Funeral plans await Idaho relatives expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Smith
Egan
Walsh Undertaking Rooms
Idaho
Butte
Trial in Dublin Gulch case ends with peace bonds
Mrs Maggie Whalen was tried in Justice Dan Craigs court yesterday afternoon on a charge of creating a disturbance. The charge was dismissed but the court took official cognizance that neighborhood peace had been disturbed. The complainant and the defendants with their husbands were each bound to keep the peace for 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Whalen
Dan Craig
Dublin Gulch
Excursion Oregon Short Line Fares From Butte
Excursion rates listed for cities including Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver and more with round trips and special conditions. Tickets on sale May 29 June 2 3 9 11 with return by Sept 15 and stop over privileges in each direction. Office is 105 North Main Street Butte Montana managed by H O Wilson D F and P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Shore Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
Daily Excursions Los Angeles Round Trip Offer
Round trip fares start at 62 dollars on sale June 1 through September 1. A special excursion is priced at 49.50 with tickets available June 26 to July 8. Stops include Salt Lake City and the Los Angeles limited, advertised as the finest West train to Southern California. U S S agents can provide details and booking information. Contact J H Burtner D P A Salt Lake City for hotel and resort arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
California
J. H. Burtner
Utah
Memorial day meeting for Buttenerie No 11 at Miners Union Hall
Notice to all members of Buttenerie No. 11 E F C E to meet at Miners Union Hall on Wednesday May 80 at 9 oclock a m for participation in Memorial day exercises. A B Cohen president P L Miller secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttenerie, No. 11
Miners’ Union Hall
A. B. Cohen
P. L. Miller
Shively Wins Case Against G E D Shell
Annie Schultz proves she served her husband with required notices as judge McClernan decides the disputes. E W Shively gains $1000 from George E De Snell over stock investments tied to the Metz mine option. Schultz also wins a divorce from John Schultz. Cusick v Speculator setting vacated. Memorial Day holiday closes court with two trials set for tomorrow.
Butte Boy Finds Magnolia Cigar Superior to All
One of Butte's best known youths says he has discovered Magnolia cigars superior in flavor and overall quality. He believes the find will benefit all local men who enjoy a good smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hart
First of Season's Excursions on East Trip
A list shows those taking advantage of teachers' excursion rates to the East via the Oregon Short Line. Names include Emma Johnson, Nellie Baker, Emma Zaheller, Paul Hendricks, J S Hagen, J S Hammond, Mrs J S Hammond, F R Allison, Mrs Thompson Campbell, J R Knight, Ethel Moore, D L Anderson, Mrs F R Duncan, Carrie Casselman, Mr and Mrs Charles Foley, W R McKenzie and wife, Jennie L Nelson, L O Gray, Ben Uoffman, W A McHatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Jennie L. Nelson
L. O. Gray
Ben Uoffman
W. A. McHatton
School Board Approves Ground Purchase for Industrial School On Flat
The school board accepted a 190 purchase from Butte Land and Investment Co for ground on the flat for an industrial school. Architect O'Brien to prepare building plans. Superintendent Young reelected. Discussion includes new curricula changes and a San Francisco school reconstruction appeal for outside aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Land and Investment Company
O'Brien
Jackson
Industrial School
Richly Cut Chinese and European China on Display
A Butte sale features a vast exhibition of China from Coalport Minton Royal Vienna and Sevres. Includes candlesticks plates cups and sets with blue gold turquoise pinks and rich borders plus electric lamps vases and mantel pieces. Prices range from 1.50 to 100 with pieces suited for bridal gifts at Hennessys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalport
Minton
Royal Vienna
Vienna
Sevres
Europe
China
Butte
Hennessy
Italian Man Arrested on Insanity Charge in Walkerville
A young Italian man named Dominick Rinaldo was arrested yesterday in North Walkerville by Deputy Sheriffs Kirby and McKenna on insanity charges. He was taken to the county jail as an unknown trespasser who frightened passersby. This marks the fourth insanity arrest in three days, with one committed and three awaiting examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Rinaldo
Walkerville
Kirby
McKenna
Water Rights Trial Delayed by Wet Weather in Montana
Fort Benton May 29 Water right litigation in Chouteau county stalls as trial expected before Judge Tattan is postponed due to rain and pending jury duty. In the Toole versus Wagner case from Sweet Grass hills one side objected to testimony and the other sought pleading amendments. A separate Simero versus Price dispute also from Sweet Grass sees a temporary restraining order extended while awaiting a formal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
C. B. Toole
Peter Wagner
Sweet Grass Hills
Tattan
Brady and
Stanton
Great Falls
Valley County
F. M. Simero
Cornelius Price
Sweet Grass Country
New Soda Fountain Offers Popular Drinks and Ice Sundaes
Fosselman Drug company at 21 North Main advertises a new soda fountain with the latest drinks and ice sundaes inviting customers to try them and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosselman Drug Company
North Main
Visiting the College in Bozeman Inspectors Tour College
G T Paul of Dillon and State Superintendent W E Harmon, both on a state board committee, are in Bozeman to visit and inspect work at the state agricultural college. They were appointed in December to oversee state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
State Board of Education
G. T. Paul
Dillon
W. E. Harmon
State Agricultural College
State Board
Duffy's Academy Social This Afternoon at Park Street
Duffy and Leary run Duffy's Academy of Dancing at 114 West Park Street. A matinee social is scheduled this afternoon from 2 20 to 5 80. An evening social follows as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy's Academy of Dancing
West Park Street
Duffy & Leary
Elk Tooth musical comedy staged by local talent in Billings
The Elk Tooth a musical comedy of merit was presented in Billings last evening by a company composed entirely of home talent. The performance showcased local performers in a evening of entertainment amid strong audience appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Billings
Amateurs Shine in Billings Theatre Cast
More than 60 players joined principal roles and choruses as Brown and Klein of Denver drilled actors. The entertainment was praised as the finest amateur theatrical production yet staged in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Brown and Klein
Denver
Billings
Valuable Animals Lost By Breaking Of Bridge
Twin Bridges May 29 C X Larabie owner of the Larabie horse ranch in the upper Ruby valley reports heavy losses after seven standard bred stallions drowned or were shot following the failure of a bridge. A band of horses crossing the Ruby river bridge fell into ten feet of water as the underpinning gave way and dammed the stream. Six stallions drowned and the seventh, with a broken leg, was shot.
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C. X. Larabie
Larabie
Ruby Valley
Ruby River
Big Sheep Deal in Chateau County
In Fort Benton on May 29 Charles E. Duer of the Stockmen's National Bank bought the late S W Hamilton's 555 shares of Benton Sheep Co. for about 55000. The concern owns 8000 acres deeded land plus large leaseholds with 150000 capital stock and about 200000 pounds wool annually. The Great Northern city ticket office also offers premium playing cards at 15 cents per pack to clubs and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Fort Benton
S. W. Hamilton
Winona
Minn
Benton Sheep Company
Charles E. Duer
Stockmen’s National Bank
Great Northern City Ticket
Memorial pay observed by Farragut Post G A R procession
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston dated May 29 reports Memorial pay will be observed under the direction of Farragut Post No 7 G A R. A procession formed principally of Civil War veterans will march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Farragut Post
No. 7
Cemetery Morning and Afternoon Programme Highlight Day
A morning cemetery visit followed by an afternoon programme will give the day its full significance, marking a sequence of events designed to honor the occasion with a formal schedule.
Castellane Divorce Writ Served in Paris Case
Paris May 29 The divorce writ against Count Boni Castellane was formally served today completing all legal steps. The hearing date will be set soon as the Countess has returned to Paris from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Boni
London
Bozeman Man Bound Over On Forgery Charge
Howard Nethkin of Livingston was bound over to the district court on forgery charges after a preliminary examination before Justice F E Davis in Bozeman. The arrest followed a brief period in custody at Butte with bond set at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
F. E. Davis
Howard Nethkin
Livingston
District Court
Butte
School official to study progress in Chicago summer session
W A Jennings of Livingston city schools will depart for Chicago this week to attend the university summer session. He will study new and progressive practices in his profession before resuming duties next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
W. A. Jennings
Chicago
Chicago University
Bozeman Fraternal Groups Plan Summer Picnic
Bozeman plans a joint summer picnic with representatives from each local fraternal organization appointed to coordinate activities. The event aims to foster cooperation among groups during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
Bartenders Union Announces New Eight Hour Day
Notice to all members of Bartenders Protective Union No. 302 that the eight hour work day starts June 1 1966. For details attend the next union meeting. Robert Sanders and P L Miller officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenders’ Protective Union
Robert Sanders
P. L. Miller
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude After Bereavement
We thank friends for sympathy and kindness shown during our bereavement especially the Ladies of the Maccabees and Mr and Mrs Charles H Rogers and John Cummings for their support and expressions of sympathy.
Infant Arthur Smart Dies at Four Months
Arthur 4 month old son of Mr and Mrs William B Smart died yesterday morning at their home 5 ONeil Street. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
William B. Smart
O'Neil Street
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
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B., A. & F. Railway
John Noves
Stromberg Mullins CO
Gannymede
Whiskey Butte
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Woodville Creamery Veeenaa
Huie Pock
Lam Breer Bes
Herb Deetor
W. Galena
Butte, Mort
Hjelt
Mt. Moriah
Benauti
SMITH
Shively
G. E. D. Shell
Annie Schultz
E. W. Shively
George E. de Snell
Butte-Arizona Company
Metz
John Lindsay
J. ©. Smith
Martin Burke
Electric Light Company
Burke
Butte Consolidated Mining Company
Samuel Barker
Butte Boy
Young
Frisco
Moore
Committee On
R. G Young
San Francisco
Alfred Roncovieri
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Harrisburg
Galveston
Melcher
Brophy
Driscoll
Art Department
Fine Haviland
Man
Montana
Home Baking Co
Chouteau
County OF
Choateau
Castellane
Nethkin
Decoration Day Logue’s Candy Kitchen
Park St
Butts
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