Temporary order restrains Silver pending court action
The article details a temporary restraining order against Silver amid ongoing divorce and nuisance disputes with McDonald and family. It notes damages to property, dust complaints from rock deposition, and court actions including wage garnishment and attorney fees. A forthcoming hearing in the district court covers a separate case involving Peter Teague and the Olympic Brewing Company over a $404.25 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClernan
Department of the District Court
Peter M. Teagua Uelinal
Olympic Brewing Company
Janes G. Glover
William Hogan
Hewry Cochrane
Patrick Walsh
L. S. Matthews
Charles Shewe
Magnus A. Lundwal
William Pallard
M. 0. Carrig
Thomas Duggan
Wiliam Byrne
Martin Werner
Brewing Company
Police Order to Keep Sidewalks Free of Snow
Chief Murphy ordered all policemen to inspect and ensure sidewalks on city streets are cleared with their frames protected by canvas or suitable material to prevent pedestrians from slipping. Arrests implied for noncompliance. pushing snow into the gutter not deemed sidewalk cleaning under current ordinance.
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Murphy
Raus
Lyon
Knight charged with grand larceny in county complaint
Deputy County Attorney Meyer issues a complaint accusing Tred Knight of stealing a call from Leslie Sylvester of North Wyoming Street and selling it to a butcher shop, alleging grand larceny as the central charge.
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Tred Knight
Depintty County
Meyer
Hola
Leslie Sylvester
Wyoming Street
President Wile BON Turns Down Bolo Grounds Box Sale Invite
Washington text shows the President Wile Bon as an enthusiastic news seeker. Several friends telegraphed invitations to sell boxes at the Bolo grounds, but Mr. Wilson declined with regrets. He wished to attend but urgent business prevented.
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Washington
Transfer Record Shows Big Gain
The recorder notes September total receipts at $1,197.33, the largest monthly gain since the office began. Volume remains high with 60 to 70 instruments recorded daily, mostly deeds and releases, signaling rising property activity and improved encumbrance handling in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Dave Kehoe
Better Take Tickers When Hunting Ducks
Hunters seek allowed hours for duck shooting in Montana as sun rises. The article notes game wardens check compliance and enforce sunrise-based limits, warning of fines for early or late shooting and the need to display proper watches. It lists the October schedule for dawn times and enforcement notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Montana
Teachers Examination Date Accelerated This Year
The examining board moved the teachers certificates exam earlier, scheduling for Thursday and Friday October 20 and 21. About 20 applicants are expected, with all certificate grades included. Miss Mia Crowley leads the board with J. R. Jackson and Margaret Hagan assisting. exams will be held at the Superintendent's office.
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Thare
Mia Crowley
J. R. Jackson
Margaret Hagan
Appeals Hearing Set on Convictions in Indiana Case
The appeal hearing for the men convicted in the case against the agency appears scheduled for October 23, 29, and 30 in the city. The outcome could affect the sentencing and potential retrial options.
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Indinapons
New Dress Weaves and Coatings Advertisement
An old advertisement lists dress fabrics and coatings with widths, colors, and prices. It highlights New Dress Weaves and Coatings, New Zibeline Coatings, New Bedford Cords, and lace options with bulk deal offers. Prices shown include 65 cents per yard and $2.76 per yard for selected fabrics, plus bundled lace specials.
Dowlan Hearing Docket in Damage Suit
Judge Dowlan presides over a damage case involving Fudge Tanen disqualification and Py. Arann agavnse against Butte Wicc tri Hathway company. Plaintiff, once a Badger State miner, alleges injury on a streetcar May 2. Trial tied to department No 1 with jurors named. prior verdict 3700. suit 20100. appeal led to new trial.
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Fudge Tanen
Efendaht
Py. Arann Agavnse
Butte Wicctrie Hathway Company
Dowlan
Badger State
Lynch
Department of the Distret Court
Plalmelft
Ens
Yesterray
James McNally
John Metz
N. G. Smith
A. F. Powers
Wiliam J. Carden
W. A. Hester
Richard Bryant
Homer Cheapet
William Knyckey
5. P. Bureoth
Mike Cantlon
John J. Granth
Teric Found Insane In Meaderville Court Proceedings
Rudalgh Turk, 22, of Meaderville, appeared before the maturity commission to determine his sanity. Doctors Lone and Alton examined him after admission to Warm Springs. Turk has a history of drug use and believes he is followed by hostile persons. He has wandered away, beaten himself, and threatened self harm. his mother and brother testified.
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Rudalgh Turk
Meaderville
Maurity Commission
Dudge Denlan
Sn A
Ineine
Lone
Alton
Warm Springs
Turk
Hawne
They Are Summing Forth as Wallpaper Bargains
Fragmentary OCR note lists wallpaper bargains and a shop near West Broadway with uncertain branding. Details are unclear but imply a local sales pitch or advertisement fragment from a Delaware or nearby city newspaper.
Dits NOLE MISSED. Atlantic Town Odl T M Joslin
Retired Jaymee of Frederick noted in Atlantic town notices as M Joslin. details sparse in OCR fragment.
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Atlantic
Town
M. Joslin
Jaymee
Frederick
Man reports missing items at Atlantic hotel pillow
A man complained to authorities about losing cash and negotiable papers said to be left under his pillow at an Atlantic hotel. He did not realize the loss until reaching the railroad station.
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Atlantic
Tri County Teachers Institute in Bozeman
The annual teachers institute gathers more than 208 instructors from Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties in Bozeman this week. State Superintendent Davee opens with remarks. notable staff include Miss Rebecca Orr and Dr. S. B. Phillips. sessions cover rural, agriculture, and general school topics. visits to the state college planned for Thursday. closing on Friday.
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Toxeman
Kerr
County High School
State College
Mmi
Mtonbiin
Honchors
Hutte
West Park Street
Adv
Former Helena Man Is Frozen to Death in Utah Mountains
Raymond J. O'Donnell a Helena native and son of a former supreme judge was found frozen to death in the mountains near Ogden Utah. He had lived in Helena Salt Lake and Ogden and married Miss Mattie Wattis a member of a wealthy Ogden family. He was 39 and educated in local parish schools.
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Ogden
Hah
Raymond J. O'Donnell
Stonlane
Xeaterdie
O'Donnel
Helena
Mont
Miss Wattig
Standard
Raymond
Lonevell
Utah
Salt Lake
Ile
Ogder Examine
Mattie Wattis
Orslea
Children's Poet Sends Greeting To His Friends
Indianapolis October 7 a greeting from James Whitcom Riley to state school children celebrates his birthday. It notes his Hittite poem for appreciative students and mentions a fall shoe sale at West Park street.
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Indianapolis
Tnn
James Whitcom Rier
Tadiana
de Hoosier Port
West Park Street
Ady
Postmaster O. J. Prickett to be Removed in Billings
Charges filed with the post office department lead to the removal of Postmaster O J Prickett at Billings. A Democratic successor will be named within a few days, as Congress handles the request and confirms the action.
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Standard
Washington
Post Office Department
Prickett
Billings
Congress
Stout Faces Decision After Selective Recommendations
Nian Stout has been asked to submit a recommended choice and has already made two selections. The outcome suggests ongoing deliberations as stakeholders await final direction from Stout.
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Nian Stout
Prohibitive Legislation Opposed by Germans
The National Womante American Alliance at its St Louis convention adopted a resolution denouncing national prohibition as unworthy, urging Congress to reject any scheme by religious groups to control personal actions, and warning about adulterated drugs and rising danger with state prohibitions.
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St Louis
National
Wormate American Alliance
Ite
Senate
House
Cong Fess
Lerisin- Hon
Questions and Answers on Pension and War Records
A reader asks about the book title meaning and age of the oldest person, plus figures on pensioners after the Civil War and Canal profits. The text lists pension totals for 1806 and 1990, canal profits near 18 million, and states North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia as leading Confederate troop contributors with counts like 15,000, 113,000, and similar figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vail
Prussia
North Caroling
Look Over Your Shelves Mr Merchant Ad Campaign
A vintage plea from World Building New York urging merchants to align with manufacturers. It promotes direct newspaper advertising to boost consumer demand, urges window displays, and highlights free manufacturer content plans tailored to local conditions nationwide.
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Mr. Merchant
aAmiers
asso+ elatual
World Building
New York
Platinus
Arts of
United States
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