Weakness of Women Causes Divorce Tales in District Court
District court heard several divorces with infidelity and custody tensions. Elizabeth Sweet testified she loved another man, Knight, and moved to Spokane with him. William Hancock divorced Mary after a brief marriage begun in 1904. Sophia Clement left husband for a Welsh lover, later with O Connor in Meaderville. Bertha Rows obtained alimony divorce from Maurice Rowe after an agreement ended proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ty Sweat
Anaconda
Mlizabeth Sweet
Sweet
Nat
UW. Knight
Balghir
S Knight
Spokane
Olympia
Wash
Wright
William Hancock
Mary Hancock
Donlan
Hancock
Lutte
Ome
David Clement
Sophia Clement
Ahe
Clement
Tadze Bourguin
Asane
Shoe
Meadervile
O'Connor
Wales
Paul Clark
Bouratin
Bertha Rows
Maurice Rowe
Mra
Rowe
Dantin
Dutte
Republicans of Gallatin Name Slate for State Ticket
Gallatin county Republicans met in Bozeman and adopted a large ticket at the convention. About 299 delegates attended with full county representation. Nelson Story Jr. presided and H. Holloway served as secretary. Nominations include Dr W A Pudar for state senator, A Le Love and George Safley for representatives, James A Fohison for clerk of the court, Charles R Waterman for county commissioner, Allen Siles for sheriff, D M Williams for county treasurer, W B Brandenburg for county clerk, A Tanger for county attorney, Fred Axtell for superintendent of schools, Fred A Brown for county surveyor, Philp Dedesu for public administrator, and A A Broten as state committeeman. Delegates to the state convention include B T Branton, W Harmon, J A Smith, and multiple others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozemen
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Nelson Story, Jr
Holloway Aeved
W. A.pudar
A. le Love
George Safley
James A. Fohison
Booman
Charles R. Waterman
Middle Creek
Allen Siles
Toveman
D. M. Williame
Rosemary
W. B. Brandenburg
Tanger
Molds
BR. Martin
AJ AL Bir
la Bongpe
D. D. Pease
R. &. Brown
J. A. Smith
H. S. Sears
T. Maury
W. S. Axtell
James McTaggert
J. Corbett
M. McLeod
Willam Irvine
Tamoe Keown
H. Wolloway
TD. Davis
Thomas Kirk
Butte Society Notes Mention Local Moves and Visits
Miss Amy Edmunds returns to Butte from a visit with relatives. Miss Maud McCluire, formerly a Butte teacher and then state orphan school supervisor, leaves Reno for Atoxhure Idaho to take an assistant principal and supervisor role. Mrs Woten and daughter Leon return from three months in Dubuque and Toawa. Mr and Mrs J R Wharton plan residence changes on West Silver Stream Avenue. Several families depart for Los Angeles for the winter, Morris Forsythe to Harvard military school. Mrs R B Liddil visits from Bitter Root Valley, hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud McCluire
Butte
Atoxhure
Idah
Mia
W. Woten
Leon
Tast
Dubuque
Tawa
Mary E. O'Now
Joe Fisier
Reai
J. R. Wharton
Fameily
J. W
West Silver Stream
Mrs Olive Gwynne Winttenone Weds Dr Whittemore
Olive May Gwynny returned from a European trip to marry Dr. Arthur Whittemore at her father Roy Gwynne's home in Watt Gatona Street. The couple planned a tour to Yellowstone Park aboard the North Canal United and will reside in Mouhton Michigan after October 15.
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Olive May Gwynny
Roy
St. HH
Gwynne
Arthur GB. Whittemore
Yellowstone Park
Moughton
Mich
Largey 1510 Buy Pat Wall's House
Negotiations ongoing for Creighton Larges to buy the Pat Wall residence at Broadway and Washington. The Clark house, built over $90,000, is noted for its unique WHHL architecture and has changed ownership through The Notation of the Hast Bute era. Pending finalization, the Largeys plan to reside near Mrs. J. W. Catron, across the street.
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Creighton Larges
Patrick Lorgey
Pat Wall
Broadway
Washington Street
Charles W. Clark
Butte
Clark
Pat Well
Mr. Wall
Mr. Largey
Is Wite
Tuars Gey
J. Wi Catron
Last Day to Decide Queen of Carnival Crowning
Voting runs brisk at the Wagles carnival with the queen contest drawing strong turnout. Four contestants compete Miss Etella Holliday Miss Margaret Elena Mitchell Miss Annetta Watmer and Miss Rouge Frouden with the winner to receive a large diamond flag and be announced at the close of voting tonight.
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Norris
Phil Goodwin
Pete Langey
Mike Sullivan
Etella Holliday
Ming Street
Margaret Ielena Mitchell
Waat Fremont Street
Annetta Watmer
South Main Street
Rouge Froudeneteln
West Mercury Street
Buffalo Bill Show Delights Thousands in Butte
Colonel Cody and his Wild West troupe drew crowds that filled the large canvas arena in Butte yesterday. Each performance showcased expert horsemanship, daring riders, and a mix of Indian battles and dramatic stage events. From Butte the show moves on to Spokane.
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William J. Cody
Widla West
Butte
Nils
Hone
Buffalo
Mdors
Cody
E. Company
Butta the Wild
Weatahoaw
Spokane
Judge Grice Replies to Bourquin Attack in Dunbar Case
Justice John R. Grice releases a formal statement defending his handling of the state ex rel. Thomas Dunbar case. He explains his actions concerning a motion to strike, noting Bourquin’s criticism and Bourquin’s nonassignment to his department. The statement recounts the sequence from Sept. 6 to Sept. 12, 1908, including the disqualification due to an affidavit and the overruling of the motion to strike.
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John R. Grice
Jude Bourquin
Juettee Grieco
State of Montana
Thomas Dunbar
Jidor
Gourgula
Bour- Quin Doee
Gourgun
John
Grice
Butte
Vote tally in precinct thirty eight shapes primary dispute
The statement shows opposition ticket results with Tallant and others elected to the gate. It notes a contested count for remaining delegates between Tallant faction and opponents, and claims arrests warrant issued for a Democrat who voted in the Republican primary and serves as a delegate to the Democratic convention.
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Hic
Leket
Republican Primarion
Freciner
Vessull Oy
Shinar
Teket
Taliint
T. L. Clinton
Atrasburger
Alexander Andereun
Bert Haw
Fel Tenderson
Alartey TT
Qinminghane
John Thurmley
Charles Mattieson i
Henrderann
Tallant
Hy Birasharger
Alexander Anderson
Tred Henderson
Baker
UW. Laflintan
Bert Hawkey
Onpoosition
B.A. Morley
CG. Matfigon
Hurazeter
City Hall Teket
Elaine Wilt
Siord
Gna
Repubican
Lepers Refuge Proposal for National Health Standstill
The piece argues for a national leprosy refuge to isolate and treat sufferers, noting existing institutions in the United States and overseas. It urges the government to establish a centralized facility to assist soldiers, dependents, and others afflicted, protecting public health.
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Barly
United States
Philippines
Loulgland
Hawaii
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Tine
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Gallatin
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Butte Society Notes
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Reno
Nev
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Largey
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Aghuss
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T. J. Kellogs
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Phoenix
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Justice of the Peace
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Iadla
India
Indi
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Tion
Bayley-Davenport Shoe Company
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Bayley-Davenport Shoe CO
F. A. Ironside
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Chicago College Dental OF Surgery
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Red Devil Portland Cement
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