Numerous suits filed with Gleak in Silver Bow county
A flurry of civil actions was filed yesterday in Silver Bow county district court. Joe Gordon sues Western Union and the Lemhi Telegraph for 458 dollars over a failed transmission and 58 dollars expenses. Montana Mattress and Furnishers seeks 210 dollars plus 50 court costs in a surface rights dispute over the Nellie lode claim. Maude D. Ayers sues John Kirby and Largey Lime for equity in property. Mrs Nick Caros claims 2759.45 from Phoenix Assurance for an insurance loss. Liquid Carbonic sues Henningse Produce for 200 dollars over alleged unauthorized use of equipment. Jene D. Roberts accuses Oscar T. Roberts of desertion in a divorce filing. uth Holt seeks separation and child custody plus alimony and attorney fees.
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District Court of
Silver Bow County
Joe Gordon
Western Union
Lemhi Telegraph Company
Montana Mattress and Furnithe Recovery of
Bonne
Maude D. Ayers
John Kirby
Largey Léiite
Phoenix Assurance Company
London
England
Liquid Carbonic _ company
Henningse Produce Company
Plaints
It Tea
Jene D. Roberts
Oscar T. Roberts
Cheyenne
Uth Holt
Sidney B. Holt
Silver Bow County to Exhibit at Helena Fair
Silver Bow county will be represented by John L. Dorsch at the fair in Helena from September 8 to 15. The county commission authorized a $500 appropriation to cover all exhibit expenses. Dorsch will assemble the collection and oversee expenditures.
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Silver Bow County
John L. Dorsch
Helena
Board of County Commissioners
Dorseh
Garbage Laws Emphasized by City Health Official
Repeated complaints about misuse of city dumps prompt Dr. E Grigg to alert the public to garbage handling laws. The ordinance classifies refuse into class A and class B, requires separate receptacles, bans mixing classes, and sets fines from ten to one hundred dollars per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigg
Butte
Department of Health
Mayor Refuses Fortuneteller Permits in Butte Case
Four gypsy fortune teller applicants were denied city permits by Mayor Stodden after Annie Adams, a phrenologist and seer, faced vagrancy and robbery charges in Butte. Adams allegedly robbed patron John Richards of about 15 dollars, and was found guilty, with a 30 day jail sentence suspended if she leaves the city within 24 hours.
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Palma
Butte
Stodden
Joe Adams
Annie Adem
Joseph Grifith
eGemand
Annie Adams
John Richards
North Main Street
Richards
Burt Marsh
Police Court Fines Swell City Treasury
Butte grew $4 595 richer in August from police court actions including drunkenness, disturbances, and miscellaneous cases. Of 41 drunkenness cases, 17 bonds forfeited, 12 fines paid, six served time, six dismissed. Disturbance cases totaling 35 saw 10 fines, two serving time, one bonds forfeited, one appeal, 21 dismissed. Miscellaneous 121 cases yielded 129 fines, 94 dismissals, 51 bonds forfeited, three suspended sentences, and one served time.
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Butte
J. E. Forrest
Wen
War Savings Booth to Open at State Fair Helena
Miss Sosepnine Fresniman will head the War Savings Stamp booth in the war exhibits building at the Helena state fair. Vice State Director Spencer says Helena postmaster plans a postal substation at the fairgrounds for gold War Savings stamps. Mrs Spencer accompanies the vice director to Helena to assist, and all stamp sellers or buyers are urged to visit the booth. New literature and methods for clubs are available and information will be provided to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosepnine Fresniman
Helena
Spencer
Tramp Vocalist Performs Remarkable Street Concert
A rough looking man named James Gordon drew a large West Broadway crowd last night with a bari tone singing performance. He refused to discuss his identity or past, hinted at travel funds, and may be a discharged soldier. His strong voice and military salute left observers intrigued and generous donations followed.
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James Gordon
West Broadway
Gordon
Prisoner's Release Bid Fails in Butte Case
L G Moore alias Leo S, held in county jail, tried yesterday morning to gain release before the Mod Cal sheriff arrived. Parker stood before Judge Lamb on habeas corpus and after hearing Under Sheriff Whalen, was remanded to the sheriff. Parker is held on a fugitive warrant for criminal assault against his 16 year old sister.
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L. G. Moore
Leo S
Mod Cal
Butte
Parker
Lamb
Home on furlough and recuperating in Butte
C W Swinborne son of C Swinborne of Butte has returned to Butte on a 30 day furlough from Walter Reed hospital Washington where he has been treated for a fractured skull suffered in Coblenz Germany He entered service July 1918 as YMCA field secretary and soon went overseas He led the YMCA warehouses at Nancy then served with the army of occupation in Germany before returning home in convalescence.
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C.W. Swinborne
C. Swinborne
Butte
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Coblenz
Germany
YM. Ca
Swinborne
Nancy
Army of Occupation
Public Health Address By State Secretary In Butte
State Secretary Edna Uldrich will address nurses physicians and women’s clubs at the high school auditorium tonight at 8. There will be no admission. Uldrich’s talk will cover education of nurses and public health nursing, noting the war and influenza periods show the need and value.
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Edna Uldrich
Nurses’ Association
Nurses, Physicians and Women's Clubs of
Butte
Miss Eldrich
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America
Haniel von Haimhausen
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Ody
Chester
Newbro Drugco
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