Milk Adulteration Case Leads to Fine for Seller
A police court heard a case against Victor Gilletti charged with selling milk under 3.3 percent butter fat. A sample tested by the health department showed poor quality, with Mrs. Gonfrey of 400 Host Mercury reporting the milk was thin and blue. Gilletti admitted giving milk to a woman but claimed she asked for it. Judge Bacher fined him $20 and warned that future offenses would draw harsher state action. Inspector Kelly noted prior watering incidents. Peter Antonelli also faced a $20 fine after his milk sample contained 27 percent butter fat.
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Luepoutor Sketly
Victor Gilletti
Health Department
Gonfrey
Gilletti
Giletti
Ste Miput
Bacher
Gillett
Jnto
Inspector Kelly
Peter Antonelli
Ules
Inspector Kell
Certificates Granted to Successful Applicants in Silver Bow
In Silver Bow county, 33 applicants took the trade certificate exams at the board of examiners meeting. Eight achieved the high marks required. Tests were on Aug 8, 38 and 20, with Miss Billa Crowley and others supervising. Names of successful candidates include Mary Keelan, Mary Quigley, Helen Coulter, and Gwendolyne Fanning for professional certificates, plus various first and second grade holders among many women.
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Silver Bow
Board of Examiners
Billa Crowley
J. Ik, Jackson
Margaret Hog
Tewelers
Cerbutearte
Mary 2. Keelan
Mary L. Quigley
Helen Mavie Coulter
Gwendolyne Fanning
Elate MM. Goodnow
Mary Eleanor Gleason
Willa Sultzer
Nancy Creighton
Mable Seldenick
Nellie Kiely
Bertrica Naughton
Mary WH. Deenay
Frances Irene Riley
Feasts of Nero's Rome in Grose Kleine's Quo Vadis Drama
A Grose Kleine photo drama titled Quo Vadis draws wide interest across America by visualizing Nero era Rome and Roman banquet customs. The piece recounts a 2,000 year old banquet from Petronius with slaves washing guests and a bronze brazier at the center, reflecting lavish festivity and social rituals of the time.
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Grose Kleine
America
Nero
Phe
Arete
Jolly Comedian Brings Bellows Farce to Broadway Sunday
A fresh form of vaudeville style revival headlines the Broadway stage this Sunday when Wy Singh Ulierd presents the live farce Bellows. The show blends updated humor with 28 songs and features a strong company delivering song, dance, and comedy in a lively performance.
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Caree
Urick Farre
Wy (Singh) Ulierd
Billy
Two 14 year olds Sentenced in District Court
Ernest Dohiug and Wile Kithi, both 14, were brought before Judge Donlan in district court and each sentenced to the industrial assessor for a year. Johnet Tadok started school last fall, while Kite made a bright start but decided not to attend this year.
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Ernest Dohiug
Wile Kithi
Donlan
Marning
Johnet Tadok
Kite
Seven Feet of Ore Report Sparks Mining Debate in Helena
The Helena region faces a clash over a seven foot high grade ore claim near Franklin. Colonel Cruse insists the vein is likely limited to pockets, with current shipments and testing aimed at assessing value and deciding on bond terms. Explorations continue with two shafts deepening to evaluate ore quality and quantity for potential full operation.
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Blelona
Lange Om
Mitonair Reyorad
Luken Fem
Helena
Thomas Cruse
Franklin Ming
Cruse
Au Teet
Uruse
Maryville
Bald Mountain
Opera Lions
Civil suits filed form basis of future trials
Liddle sues Carl Deninger to surrender a real estate mortgage securing a note believed paid for 200 dollars. He also sues Etna Savings and Trust for mortgage surrender on a 4000 dollar note dated Sept 20 1899. Nolan seeks 14000 from Butte Machinery and Levis Kauffman for damaged machinery. Pedaretti sues Emil Campana for a 325 dollar note dated Sept 8 12 for one year, seeks principal plus interest and 105 attorney fees.
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B. Ldddle
Disulet Court
Carl Deninger
Morteare
Antino Strasser
Liddle
Etna Savings and Trust Company
Elven
Joseph FP
Nolan
Butte Machinery Company
Wd Levis Kauffman
Plaintif
Jessie Giocer
Mini
Henry Pedaretti
Emil Campana
Elyen
Pedaretti
Wife Granted Divorce on Grounds of Desertion
In Judge Innalan's district court division a decree of divorce was issued against Lealle Tail due to desertion. The husband offered no opposition. The wife, seeking freedom to support herself and their child, was granted custody of the child while the former couple had lived apart after marital strain since 1900.
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Lealle Tail
Innalan
District Court
Aut
Tail
Richard Carvel Hall
Kansas
Guy Dev
Pnitte
Ting
Willie
Dora
Pheart
Numbers on the houses needed for the carriers
Residents of the newly added Gutta southeast section must display house numbers to ensure prompt mail delivery. Postmaster Gills warns the department cannot be responsible if numbers are missing, urging timely action across the city’s other neighborhoods.
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Gutta
Gills
Kennedy Free After Judge Lenient Sentence
In a district court hearing Kennedy pleads guilty to carrying a firearm is sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The judge cites Kennedy clean record and remorse as factors and permits immediate release after a brief display of gratitude.
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Dontan
District Court
Jawa
Kennedy
Lenz Signs With Big Circuit to Play Othello
A. Wranels Lenz of Butte signs with Sullivan talent circle and heads to Seattle to begin his engagement as Othello in the skit Othello Outdane. Lenz has long been in Butte stock work and is praised for versatility and past work with top actors.
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A. Wranels Lenz
Butte
Sullivan, Line
Itcwl
Lust
Seattle
Mr. Lenz
Lenz
Fvomen
Craig Catches Boys Breaking Into House
Fourth break in two to three months at a cabin on 14 South Montana Street belonging to Mr. Creig hae Wren. Bert Hutt Allen Beaver and Jamie William, under 18, were arrested as they attempted entry. two already in trouble. Judges dismissed with reprimand. probation officer to arrest any of them after 8 pm for mischief. sent to industrial school.
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Charles Craig
Montana Street
Mr. Creig
Wren
Thursdas
Bert Hutt
Allen Beaver
Jimnie Willian
Eltrough
Donlan
Provanion
Fine Clothes at Bouchers Agents Ad in Park Street
Incomplete ad promotes fine clothes from Mouse of Kupperheimer, Bitch, Wickwire, and Washington companies. Claims gut tailored finished to perfection with all items priced at $20. Located by Butte agents at 379 West Park Streets.
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Toast
West Park Street
Ustair Latey
East Park St
Butte
Mouse
Kupperheimer
Bitch
Wickwire Company
Weshington Company
Houcher’s
West Park Streets
Ady
Haeat hocet project plans disclosed by Mullabr Deewey
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed project by Mullabr Deewey, a park initiative in Laraton opposite an engineer near Thyde park. The text mentions a seven-member group involved in directing the plan, with garbled street references and names.
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Svoydd
Mullabr
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