Temporary restraining orders in nuisance and alimony case
Judge Lynch granted a temporary restraining order stopping rocks and dust from the Sliver quarry near West Galena Street that endangered the McDonald home and children. The order stays until the McDonald versus Sliver case concludes,Sliver may continue quarrying with precautions. Mrs Hill obtained a $25 monthly support, with husband Gus Hill to pay $80 attorney fee. Mrs Hill also seeks divorce. Peter Teague sues Olympic Brewing Co for $904 balance from a years‑long business dispute, jury selected for trial.
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Lynch
Joseph R. Sliver
West Galena Street
John M. McDonald
McDonald
McDonald | Fegainet
Evan
Bg Mil
Jour Cnuaren
Hill
McClernan
Department of the District Court
Peter M. ‘Teague
Olympic Brewing Company
James G. Glover
William Hogan
Henry Cochrane
Patrick Walsh
le Tt. Matthews
Charles Shewe
Magnus A .Lundwall
William Pallard
Mr. Carrig
Thomas Duggan
William’ By
Martin Werner
Ction
Brewing Company
Teague
Police Order to Clear Walks and Cover Side Doors
Chief Murph issues a city ordinance order demanding sidewalks be cleared of snow and iron doors and coal notes on sidwalks covered with canvas or suitable material to protect pedestrians. Those who fail will be arrested. Pushing men from the sidewalk into the gutter does not count as cleaning the sidewalk due to a separate ordinance against obstructing the gutter.
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Murph
Knight Charged With Grand Larceny in Complaint
Fred Knight faces grand larceny charges in a complaint issued by Deputy County Attorney Meyer. He allegedly stole a call from Leslie Sylvester of 711 North Wyoming Street and sold it to a butchering company.
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Fred Knight
Meyer
Leslie Sylvester
Wyoming Street
Wilson declines to attend event due to metal business
Several friends telegrammed the president to join their boxes at the grounds, but Mr. Wilson declined with regrets. He said he would have liked to go but his metal business prevented attendance.
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Wilson
Transfer Records Show Big Gain in County Clerk Fees
A county clerk and recorder reports September receipts exceed prior months, with a steady year long gain and an estimated 30 percent rise. Real estate transfers dominate activity in Silver Bow County as lenders and homeowners lift mortgages, with nine mortgage cancellations in September.
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Lnemeas
Silver Bow
Dave Kehoe
Better Take Tickers When Hunting Ducks in Montana
Ducks hunters seek exact shooting hours under Montana game law. The rule runs from sunrise to a listed end time, requiring hunters to carry accurate watches. A warden will enforce the schedule, warning enthusiasts to avoid early enthusiasm and wait for authorized light. Following is the October time schedule.
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Montana
Teachers Examination Date Moved Up This Year
The examining board shifts the teachers certificates test from November to October, notifying applicants to appear Thursday and Friday October 30 and 31. About 39 candidates are typically expected to take the exam, with local officials confirming the changes.
Hearing dates set for appeal of dynamite case iron men
A hearing for the appeal of the structural iron men convicted in the dynamite cases in Indianapolis was scheduled for October 28, 29, and 31 in this city.
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Indianapolis
New Dress Weaves and Coatings Catalog Notice
New Dress Weaves and Coatings offers 54 inch wide repellent at 65 cents per yard Scotch Plaids in new colorings 44 inch wide and all wool weave at 1.50 per yard New Zibeline Coatings in multiple colors 56 inches wide New Bedford Cords in navy brown tan or new blue 56 inches wide 2.75 all Laces at lowered prices Dainty Embroidery Baby Edges in two or Pocabee widths special at three yards for 1.00 One Inch Val Lace in twelve yard bolts 85c Allover Embroidery 24 inches wide several designs at 75c a yard Torchon Laces and Insertions one to three inches wide worth 15c a yard for 6%
Dowlan Hearing Debated Damage Suit in Rail Case
Judge Dowlan assigned to hear the damage suit against the railway company after Judge Lynch recused. The plaintiff, once a miner at Badger State, was injured riding a street car May 9 1914. Plaintiff earlier won 2700, suit sought 20000, new trial ordered. Jury sworn noon yesterday includes McNally Mets Smith Powers Carden Hester Bryant Choupet Knuckey Exmooth Cantion Cronin.
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Lynch
J.P. Emerson Agai
Dowlan
Badger
Department of the District Court
James McNally
John Mets
H.G. Smith
M. F. Powers
William J.carden
W. A. Hester
Richant Bryant
Homer Choupet
William Knuckey
P. Exmooth
Mike Cantion
John H. Cronin
Insanity ruling for young Meaderville man Rudolph Turk
Rudolph Turk aged 22 of Meaderville appeared before the Insanity commission in judge Tudge Donlan’s court and was declared insane. Dr. Long and Dr. Allen examined him. He was sent to the Warm Springs asylum in the afternoon. Turk formerly drank heavily until last December and has since shown signs of a failing mind. He believes he is followed by people who wish him harm and has wandered from home beating himself and threatening self harm. His mother and brother testified.
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Rudolph Turk
Meaderville
Tudge Donlan
Long
Allen
Warm Springs
Turk
Man complains to auth over missing cash and papers
A man reported losing fourteen thousand seven hundred eighty dollars in cash and negotiable papers he says were left under his pillow at an Atlantic hotel and discovered only at the railroad station. The incident centers on the claim filed with authorities today.
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Atlantic
Tri County Teachers Institute in Bozeman
The annual teachers' Institute is held in Bozeman this week with over 200 educators from Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties. Notables include Miss W A Davie, Miss Rebecca Orr, and Dr C L Warren among instructors. On Thursday the teachers visit the state college and the institute closes Friday.
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Mont
Bozeman
Davee
Gallatin County
Park and
Sweet “Grass
W. A. Davie
Boseman
Rebecca Orr
Livingston
Mise ‘Daisie Forrest
Chicago
Mise Mary Jesa Wilson
Miles City
S. 8. Phillips
Denver
C. L. Warren
West Virginia
XM. Hamilton
The
Agricultural College
Daves
Harmon
Lilla Harkins
Hom Terence
Kerr
Park County High School
State College
Montana
Butte
West Park Street
Adv
Former Helena Man Frozen to Death in Utah Mountains
Raymond O Donnel a Helena native and son of a former Montana supreme judge was found frozen to death in the mountains near Ogden Utah where he had been hunting He married Miss Watts a member of one of Ogdens wealthiest families and had lived in Helena Salt Lake and Ogden in recent years
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Ogden
Utah
Raymond O'Donnel
Montara
Yeaterday U
Here
O'Donnell
Helena
Mont
The
Standard
Raymond T. Donnell
Salt Lake
Oden
Mattie Watts
Omien
Odennelt
Children's poet sends greeting to his friends in Indiana
Indianapolis October 7 The poet James Whitcomb Riley writes a birthday tribute for school children across Indiana praising their interest in his birthday celebrations The piece notes his first composition in two years and mentions a footwear sale at Everybody's men's footwear. A stray dispatch references post office charges and a pending democratic successor in Congress.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James Whitcomb
Indiana
Stout Delayed Recommendation From Committee
Man Stout, asked to submit a recommendation, has not done so yet. A selection has not been made.
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Man Stout
Prohibition Legislation Opposed by German Americans
St Louis dispatch notes the National German American Alliance adopting a resolution opposing a national prohibition measure. The group denounces attempts by religious zealots to coerce lawmakers and urges Congress to reject laws curtailing personal rights while warning against adulterated liquor and drugs in prohibition statutes.
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St. Louis
National
Congress
Intra Muros and Pension List Questions
A quiz article discusses the Latin title meaning in walls, then details Civil War pension data. It cites 1866 pensioners at 138,722 and 1910 figures, with totals up to June 36, 1912 at 4,288,022,719 dollars. It also notes a Prussia native, 136 years old, as the oldest verified person and lists states with the highest Confederate troop contributions, notably North Carolina and Virginia at about 118,000 each.
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United States
Prussia
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Look Over Your Shelves Mr Merchant Ad Campaign
An advertisement urges merchants to review stock and leverage manufacturer newspaper ads to attract customers. It promotes direct ad campaigns, urging shopkeepers to display products, inform the public, and cooperate with the American Newspaper Publishers Association Bureau of Advertising for free local condition data to plan campaigns.
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper’ Publishers’ Association
World Building
New York
United States
Canada
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Terk
Schanlein Paint Co
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Iowa
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Novalty
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England
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Windsor Castle
Russia
Majestic
Helena Man
King
Postoffice
Descient
I Prickett
Omes
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