Switzer Estate Guardian Named After Hearing
William Switzer was declared in need of an agent to manage impending property and was appointed guardian by District Judge Fudge Donan. Attorney ML F Caring to serve as guardian option, Switzer angrily resisted the idea of guardianship, claiming capacity while acknowledging the need to protect assets and control the Butte Monitor Tonnet mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML F Caring
William
Fr. Canning
Switzer
Butte Monitor Tonnet Company
Alam
University of
Sraish
Ife
Atm
Paid In Full draws ire with Joe Brooks tragic arc
A review of the play Paid In Full notes Joe Brooks, an 18-week clerk, falls to blame his wife for his stalled career and advances a cruel plan. Critics praise Walter's character depth and place Brooks as a cautionary American city type, contrasting with hopeful endings. The Wagenhorn Kamper company continues touring. The New York engagement and upcoming performances are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugena Waiters
Joe Brooks
Lisa
Joe
Walter
Joe Brooknes
Fai Haw
Wagenhorn & Kamper Company
Reagan
New York
Mw Matinen
Damages Sought Over Water Damaging Plots In Butte
The Butte Land and Investment Company sues California Parrot Mining and Smelting for 20920 damages and an injunction to stop damming water on lots in the Gollatin addition. The plaintiff claims a decade of dam and reservoir operations have blocked use of the lots, valuing annual damages at 39 per lot with total 15920 and pleads general damages of 49000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Land and Investment Company
Actiow
Caluan-Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Gollatin Addithon
Ind Company
Soyn
Indictment Hearing Postponed for Oklahoma Fraud Case
In Muskogee, a federal court hearing on charges against Gov. Charles N. Haskell and other prominent Oklahoma figures was postponed from today to October 1. The case concerns alleged fraudulent acts in the Muskogee town filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimocor
Okk
Charles
N. Haskell
Muskogee
Hartford man shot in state capitol incident shocks city
An elderly Hartford resident, John C L Taylor, 77, secretary of the Caonnerdlot Prigan association, was fatally shot inside the state capitol today. Police report details are scarce as investigators pursue motives and culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
John CL Taylor
Caonnerdlot Prigan Association
Stulu
Taylor
Tife
Deadly mine blast raises toll near Northwestern mine
In Roslin Wash Oct 4 the No 4 shaft explosion at Northwestern Improvement Company mine killed foreman Newhouse and engineer John Jones. Newhouse, 40, from Streator, died after being burned while recovering. Rescue teams battled black damp as streams kept water down the shaft. Several others escaped or were rescued, with the cause of the blast still unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosiyn
Wash
Northwestern Improvement Company
Otla Newhouse
John Jones
Newhouse
Black Baron
Hgincer
Frank Gondo
Montana to Exhibit at National Corn Exposition
Montana Agricultural College prepares a major exhibit to showcase grain methods and yields to about 200000 farmers at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha. Alfred Atkinson leads the project with Montana farmers supplying entries and premiums totaling around $60000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
O Wat
Colorado
Montan
Tatlis J. Witt
Burlington
Theodora J. Bont Arrives in New York with Family
Theodora J. Bont arrives in New York accompanied by her mother and sister Marguerite. The party includes her 10 month old son and travels from Parts in the wake of her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mer
Theodora J. Bont
Marguerite
American envoy receives Manchester honorary degree
Whitelaw Reid, the American ambassador to Great Britain, traveled to Manchester to stay and receive the honorary LL.D. from the University of Manchester. The ceremony was conducted by Viscount Morley, the university’s chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Manchester
Viscount Morley
Notable Texan Killings Reported in Werris Ossible Dispute
Roy Hille Pathten of Werris Texas died after a shooting during a quarrel over a property issue on Bryant's land. Bryant, age 61, is named as the shooter in the incident dated October A, with reports labeling Pathten as one of the town's most notorious drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werris
Tex
Bryant
Enmitty
Uurr Bryant
Death From Fall At Mine Traced To Accident
Coroner jury finds Dennis Sullivan died from traumatic pneumonia after a 90 foot fall from a mine chute at the Gayton mine on September 1. The inquest heard Sullivan and partner Crawford attempted to test a hose connection when the accident occurred. Funeral held at Sacred Heart Church with friends in attendance.
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Dennta
Macray
Gayton
Sullivan
Ralph Clinton
Crawford
Aurmian
Jima
Dennis Bullivan
Requiam High
Jack Smith Demands Insurance Payout in Court Case
In a district court yesterday Jack Smith sued Home Insurance Company of New York for 2000 dollars claiming the insurer failed to pay after a barn fire on South Jackson Street. He states total actual loss reached 2647.80 dollars and asserts the company has not paid.
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Home Insurance Company of
New York
Jack Smith
South Jackson Atraet
Smith
Bell Company Enjoined From Taking Over Line
In Dex Moines Iowa on Oct 4 a minority stockholders in the Independent Telephone Company of Dex Melies secured an injunction stopping the town company from taking over the Independent One. The town company had paid 3109,000 for a stake to effect a merger alleged to create a monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Charles A Buff Miller Killed by a Fall
Charles A Buff Miller, agent toneist of New Brunswick, died in London after falling from a window yesterday. Born in Ontario in 1854, he had been in London since 1886, staying at a certain place due to health troubles. An attendant supervised him, but he evaded and fell to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dut Miller
New Brunswick
London
Xin van Wied
Ate. Miller
Ontario
Miller
Millar
Relief Underway After Mexican Nominee Campaign
Washington dispatch reports relief efforts for Mexican nominee supporters are beginning with aid directed by the American consul. The message notes some crops are damaged and many residents will need outside relief as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mapatch
Hannett Mower & Frost
Gazistance
William Watson Dies in London Chairman of Dinaal Steamship
London October 4 William Watson chairman of the Dinaal Steamship company died here today He was born in 1943 and had led the company through key shipping ventures in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
London
Wiliam Watson
Dina! Steamship Company
Atv. Watson
Papes Diuretic claimed to cure kidney and bladder issues
A vintage advertises Pape's Diuretic as a cure for kidney misery and urinary problems. It touts quick relief from back pain, fatigue, and water retention, promising cleansing and strengthening effects on the kidneys and urinary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pane, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Pape
Drunken Squaw On Train Triggers Panic And Laughter
A Native woman on the early Montena Western passenger train from Conrad to Walter acted wildly after waking, pulling a revolver from her fold, toying with the empty weapon, and kissing a passenger. Fellow riders chased by the commotion, while the crowd photographed the scene. she and kin had traveled from a reservation for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Get
Montena Western
Conrad
Walter Tofiey
Blackfoot
Ian
Carroll Atwood
Milwaukee
Atwood
Waller
Valier Valerian Appears and Rail Depot Nearing Completion
Montana Western railway depot foundation completed and the contract awarded for a handsome brick building at the foot of Montana Street. Electric light plant activated with wires being strung. water works pumps operating and reservoir nearing completion. Registration books opened amid mockery by some. 11000 acres registered in first hour as land seekers crowd the town.
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Etendara
Valley
Montana Western Railway
Montana Atreet
Tha Company
Dewar
Mrnday
Fhoge
Ming
Cotton Crop Condition Report Summary Narrowed
The cotton crop condition as of September 25 was reported at 38.5 percent of normal, according to the Bureau of Agriculture’s reporting board based on correspondents and agents. Comparisons show 6.7 percent on August 23, 1909, and 67.0 percent as the average for the last thirty years on September ???.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Craw Reporting Board
Bureau of Atatistics
States Department of Rericuiture
Bureau
Ministers elect offici al bytta ministerial association
The Butta Ministerial association met yesterday and elected officers for the ensuing term. Rev. V. Oatrannier of South Tutta Presbyterian church was chosen president, Rev. W. H. Pascoe of Grace Methodist Trinitychurch named vice president, Rev. Thomas M. Sartin of Unity Methodist Episcopal Manderville secretary, and Stey. Over of Trinity Methodist church Conter will serve as treasurer. The Maine restaurant at 40 East Mark provides quick meals prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butta Ministerial Association
V. Oatrannier
Routh Tutta
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Salome
Doran’s Grocery Ind
Bell
J. J. Doran
Ind
Dr. Lyon
Wyoming Street
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Rita Ron Tencl
Butte Carriage Works
Fey
Secy
Hk Bats Cold Medale Ss & CO
Kansas City, Mo
Coon
Guardian
Wiphta
Foreman
Hiatojeries
Duchess Retuuns
Degrhe Roll Rw
Roy Hille Pathten
Qncuan
Yeaterday
Bell Company
Charles A. Buff Miller
Sauferabus
Wight
Moniaas Westie
Pilgrim
Valier Valerian
Drwan Tanes
Nhat
Avatar Works
Wer Tory
Ofpficial
Maine
Autuminn
America
Western Outfit Co
West Park Street
Rex
Silver Bow Electric CO
Hamilton Street
Butte
Thefair Sage
East Park Street
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