Montana Ore Purchasing Co Cost Bill Reduced by Judge Clancy
In a Pennsylvania mining case Judge Clancy trimmed the Montana Ore Purchasing Co costs from 824,12468 to 265,015 53 after retaxing items and witness fees. The Boston & Montana Co objected to many charges but the court upheld most reductions and allowed essential disbursements including models, maps, stenographer fees, and survey costs totaling 265,015.58 with a ten day stay pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Clancy
Pennsylvania
Boston & Montana Company
Jewit
G. H. Robinson
GW. Tower, Jr
Walter Kelly
F. L. Sizer
A. H. Brown
G. H. Potter
G. W. Turner
O. A. Palmer
J. W. Annear
M. J. Sheehan
Eugene Thompson
James Macfarlane
Raymond
J. C. Pyle
J. H. Trevise
Turner
John F. Forbis
Pilainuff
Turner, Tower and Wedekind
Retax Costs
Michael Devitt
J. J. McHatton
Supreme Court
Lang is Released After Retracted Libel Charges
John F Lang, jailed for criminal libel over a faulty letter accusing W Bordner of coal theft, retracts his accusations in a formal statement to the Great Northern Railway. Bordner, satisfied, asks that the libel case be dropped, and Judge Jancy orders dismissal and release. The Anaconda Standard promotes its state coverage and subscription price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lang
Great Northern
W. Bordner
Bordner
Lang
Great Northern Railway Company
F. Lang
W, Berdner
Addressea
Connolly
Jancy
Great Falls
Mont
John
Kelley
Potter family woes trace vanished daughter to El Paso death
A long account traces S P Potter of Boston seeking his missing brother A D Potter once in Butte. The narrative follows A D Potter’s work in Butte, travel through Arizona and New Mexico, and a 10 year old death by smallpox in El Paso. Grace Potter, the child, endured multiple guardians, drifted into trouble, and was last known entering the House of the Good Shepherd before vanishing.
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Standard
S. PF. Potter
Boston
A. D. Potter
Butte
United States Investor
South
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
EL Paso
Porter
Grace
Nelson Moore
Potter
Birt
Denver and Rock Island Co advertising notice
Buy Denver and Rock Island on these conditions. We will deposit funds in bank to cover trip cost. If not as represented by our Superintendent Presley’s up to date report, money refunded. Treasury 35 cents next block 40 cents. The Denver and Rock Island M Co. Write or call at 1 West Broadway Butte. (We have no brokers.)
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Denver
Rock Island
Presley
Treasury
Denver and Rock Island M. Co
West Broadway
Butte
Late Society Leisure Roundup Highlights Local Visits And Parties
Miss Max Shaughnessey starts a Great Falls visit while a Renisch whist party yields prizes for Mrs. Leggat and Mr. Tuttle. Mrs. Hildebrand returns from Dillon and heads to Basin. Farewell party honors Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers of South Berwick with games and music. Young Men's Institute hosts, others travel to Missoula and Maine. Card parties, prize wins, and garden euchre mark a busy social week with numerous guests and dishes.
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Max Shaughnessey
Great Falls
FE. H. Renisch
R. F. Leggat
Ben Calkins
Carleton
Ruth Leggat
Dean
A.C. Regent
J. B. Leggat
Tuttle
Edward Nejsi
Barry Hamilton
Metcalf
Noyes
Willis
Grass
Elliot
Farnham
Campbell
Swett
Will Green
Arthur Williams
Floyd Noyes
Young Men's Institute
Institute Hall
F. L. Nelson
Missoula
the Bitter Root
F. L. Melcher
Maine
Wiliam M. Twohy
J. M. White
Thomas Lave
F. L. Sizer
George Robinson
J. Hennessy
Jesse Roote
Robert R. Turner
H. Turner
Charles Booth
M. Newbro
I Heilbronner
J. On. Gravette
Broderick
Tom Hodgens
John Cotter
Charles M. i
Hennessy’s Opens Fall Shoe Display for Women
Lovely Women’s Shoes offer finest stock of fine shoes in the state with All sizes in women’s fine shoes from 144 up and widths from A to BE. Opening display of the newest fall styles at Hennessy’s on Monday with expert fitters in attendance.
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Hennessy’s
Miners Killed in Stewart Mine Explosion Believed Grim Recovery Efforts Continue
Reports state Kelly and Murray were killed by a blast in the 600 drift with one man possibly killed by the cave-in. Debris and clothing fragments suggest Kelly may have primed the charge, while Murray could have died farther from the blast. Recovery crews labor to reach remains as families await word. A note from Kelly’s Pennsylvania mother asks that the body be shipped home. Coal ads follow.
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Kelly
Murray
Stewart
Monay
Pennsylvania
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Pennsyvania
Owsley Block
Ceara
Simon Bank Jeweler Ag
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Nvni
Messrs
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Hugh J. Wilson
Carlos Warfield
Arthur Heinze
McC. White
A. T. Morgan
Lymon A. Listey
Tom Hodgers
D. J. Hennessy
Mrs. Largey
D. M. Newbie
J. K. Clark
William DeWitt
Bellinger
Joe Dawson
J. Heilbronner
Mrs. Freund
Misses Horgan
Dawson
Sullivan
Rumley
Wicholson
Wethey
Largey
Thirlaway
Newbio
Renshaw
Malley
John MacGuinness
B. J. Cornelius
Frank Sullivan
Fred Slemons
Tom Markley
Howard Jones
Charles Sturdevent
Phil Carr
Ben Corby
Frank Hoskins
Ed Pasemore
Guy Churchill
Bernard Noon
Harry Tuttle
N. Lloyd
Charles van Zandt
C. Roudebush
R. Carnachan
George Clark
Charles French
Jack Leggatt
M. Moyer
Late Society News
Stewart Mine
Southern
Utah Avenue
Cottonwood Coal Co
Dr. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Ment
Somerville
M. T. Somerville
Vicinity
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Oita
Jefferson Valley
Kentish
Old Colony
New York
Soc
Grand Opera House
Dice
Sourrox
Anager
Academy of Music
Charles E. Blaney
Charles A. Taylor
Chinke
Dick P. Suttos
Grand Opera Rouse
Manweee Butte
Hoyt
William Devere
Arizona Tombstone
Charles Host
Electrical Essentials
Montana Electric Co
East Broadway
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Wolesale and Retail
Bonner
Anacunds
Anaconda Copper Mining CO. Lumber Department
Ovser
Hamilton
Ont
Cor
Birch
Front
Anaconda
Princeton
Swend Carlson
S. Main
Evans
Org
Das
Lane Allen
Low
Sutton
Lanella
Newsro
Livasros
St. Tharo
Useful Novelty CO
E. Park St
Charles H. Lane
Granite Butte, Mont
Liver Bow County
Jegsy McCarty
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