Butte Ministers Favor Sunday Night Theater Continuation
The Butte Municipal association weighed Sunday night theater performances at Sutton's venue after discussions with the manager and county officials. A majority of ministers favored a compromise allowing current Sunday shows to continue under contracts through next March, while a minority urged enforcing the law. No final decision. a compromise agreement is expected at the next meeting.
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Butte Ministerial Association
Butte
Sutton
Breen
William Doherty Sentenced for Counterfeiting and Related Notices
William Doherty, convicted of counterfeiting a ten dollar gold piece, was taken to Deer Lodge to serve five years and one month plus a fine of 1000 dollars. Other items include William H. Rance arraigned on obscenity charges in Great Falls with bail set at 1000 dollars and transferred to Helena for trial, plus bankruptcies for Larry J. Daly and George Taff, with hearings and creditors noted.
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William H. Rance
Great Falls
Knowles
United States Court
Great Northern Express
Chicago
Rance
Helena
Larry J. Daly
Butte
W. S. Lippincott
William Doherty
Deer Lodge
Guthrie
Faust
Doherty
Reid D. Taylor
Smith
Detroit
Detroit Savings Bank
George Taff
Red Lodge
Is Teasing Down A Bridge Amid Real Estate Dispute
Edouard Berthmet, owner of the Lexington mines, sues the Butte Electric Railway company and J. R. Wharton for damages and an injunction over a mine bridge and bulkhead on the Wild Patrode claim. He alleges the defendants tore down the bulkhead and removed rails, causing $100 in damage and threatening irreparable harm to nearby houses se on the hillside. A temporary restraining order was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Berthmet
Lexington Group of Mines
Butte Electric Railway Company
J. R. Wharton
Berthmet
Butte
Walkerville
Thief Steals Horse and Gear From Local Ranches
A youth named Nels Jatman, employed by Charles Thomas, allegedly stole a horse and buggy, a six shooter and loose items from the Thompson ranch, with harness taken from Thomas. Also included is a note that Jatman recently served a jail sentence for bicycle theft. County Clerk E. Frank Sayre and Mrs. Ida M. Tirrell will wed at Chinook tomorrow, Sayre’s residence in Fort Benton noted as prepared for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Charles Thomas
D. W. Thompson
Highwood
Nels Jatman
Mr. Thomas
Thompson Ranch
Standard
E. Frank Sayre
Ida M. Tirrell
Chinook
Ronne
Sayre
Tirrell
De Wolfe Case on Trial for Grand Larceny
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls Montana Oct 22 The trial of Percy De Wolfe for grand larceny involving a herd of horses stolen from the Canadian line and sold in Great Falls last fall is ongoing in the district court. The state rested this afternoon and defense witnesses began their testimony, with possibly two more days required.
General Kessler Resigns as Colonel of Montana Volunteers
Brig. Gen. Harry C. Kessler resigned to the governor as colonel of the Montana regiment of volunteers. The resignation awaits acceptance by Gov. Toole. He cites age and time demands as reasons and recently returned from the St. Lawrence trip. Today marks the regiment's two year anniversary since returning from the Philippines.
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Harry C. Kessler
Ftter
Montana Regiment of Volunteers
Toole
Kessler
St. Lawrence
Philippines
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