Grand Jury Seeks Clarity in Eighteen Cases
United States grand jury in Butte meets to investigate eighteen cases including cattle theft from a Catholic mission. Two Sisters of Charity and two Indians testified. witnesses and suspects named include Thomas Sullivan and William St Clair. Foreman Patrick Conlon leads as jurors and officials prepare to question suspects. Ticket information for Great Northern line advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Jury
John Wightman
J. D. Slemons
C. H
Thomas Sullivan
William St. Clair
Gwang
South
Wyoming Street
Sullivan
Butte Harness and Saddlery Moves Downtown
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Street. Jubinville and Nance, proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Harness and Saddlery Company
East Park Street
Jubinville & Nance, Props
Consigned to the Grave Mrs Penaluna Funeral
The funeral of Mrs John Penaluna the Sunday evening death of left husband and two children mourners filled the home on East Galena Street. Services were at Emanuel Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Burrowes as the church could not hold all. Floral tributes included a gates ajar from Rarus mine workers where her husband is foreman. Interment followed at Mt Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penaluna
Familly
East
Galena Street
Emanuel Presbyterian Church
Burrowes
Rarus
Mt. Moriah
Low Rates to California Expose New Travel Bargains
On Sept 1 Southern Pacific announces daily colonist rates to California via connecting lines through Ogden or El Paso. From Omaha Kansas City Missouri river points $25 St Louis New Orleans and Mississippi river points $30 Peoria $31 Chicago $33. Rates run through Oct 31 with stopover privileges in California. A booklet California for $25 by prominent men is free from Southern Pacific agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Fl Paso
California
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississiopi
Peoria
Chicago
Great Western
Elliott Electrical Contractor at 102 Mast Park Street
A. B. Eliott, contractor and dealer in electrical supplies, located at 102 Mast Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Eliott
Mast Park Street
Corporate Annual Statements Filed in Silver Bow County
Yesterday several companies filed annual statements with the clerk and recorder. Arlington Mining of Colorado capital 200000 with 94000 in property and 64000 in treasury stock, and Star West and Mountain Bay mining claims in Silver Bow. Jonas M Libby pres Silver Star Mining capital 10000 paid in. M J Lowney pres Flint Creek Mining capital 2000000 with 1934250 in property and cash, no indebtedness. Western Mining World capital 15000 with 7505 paid in, indebtedness 1763 plant leased March 2 1902 to J H Heilbronner and L A Sisley. H J Blume company capital 50000 all paid in. disputed indebtedness of 555 due to J R Hedley now held by First National bank.
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Silver Bow County
Arlington Mining Company of
Colorado
Capital
Star West
Mountain Bay
Jonas M. Libby
Silver Star Mining Company
M. J. Lowney
Flint Creek Mining Company
Western Mining World Company
J. H
Jewelry and Purse Gifts for Ladies
The notice advertises a range of affordable ladies items including children’s purses at 20 cents each, women’s pocketbooks up to 20 dollars, wrist bags from low prices to 20 dollars, chatelaine bags up to 10 dollars, and jewel boxes from 1 to 10 dollars, pitched as suitable presents for a lady.
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Dhe
Shoe Sale Offers Variety for Women Men and Youths
A newspaper advertisement touts extensive footwear for all ages and genders. Women's fine slippers with patent colonial effects and hand turned soles range from $2.00 to $5.00. Men's viet kid laced shoes fetch $5.00 to $6.00. Boys satin calf school shoes priced around $1.25 to $1.50 with various sizes and widths. Little Giant school shoes for boys listed with satin calf and spring heel. Also featured are women's one strap slippers with bow or strap and hand turned cases.
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Elkin
Philadelphia
Company Capital Stocks and Officers Listed in Ledger
A ledger summary lists multiple companies with officers and capital stocks. H J Blume heads Ellis Paint with 20000 capital. J B Ellis presides over Montana Lime and Flux with 25000 capital. J R Silver leads Tuttle Jewelry with 30000 capital. Salt Lake Floral shows 25000 capital. Montana Hardware reports 100000 capital. Western Tronworks shows 100000 capital with 45000 issued and 6000 debt. Wery Bowden is noted as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Blume
Ellis Paint Company
Ellis
Montana Lime and Flux Company
Capital Stock
J. R. Silver
Tuttle Jewelry Company
S. Tuttle
Salt Lake Floral Company
W. B. Hamilton
Montana Hardware Company
J. Ross Clark
Western Tronworks
Capital
Wery Bowden
Warden Conley backs Clarke pardon in highway robbery case
Warden Frank Conley urges the release of Harry F. Clarke after 11 years in prison risked sentence reduction. He argues Clarke would become a good and law abiding citizen if pardoned, as the maximum term has since been lowered from 40 to 20 years and advocates include Judge Hunt and prosecutor C. B. Nolan.
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Standard
Helena
Harry F. Clarke
Board of Pardons
Donovan
Hays
Calderhead
Day
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
Conley
Henry Clarke
Clarke
Boy Burns Face in Cartridge Explosion
Havre report says Reuben House a 10 year old boy was badly burned about the face when a blank cartridge exploded as he was extracting powder from it found in a rubbish pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Reuben House
Early Snow Sets Record in Milk River Valley
Havre reports the earliest snow on record in the Milk River valley as snow covers the Bear Paw mountains and the Seine Grass hills. Residents note storm conditions extending toward Fort.
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The
Standard
Havre
Milk Riv
Bear Paw
Seine
Fort
First snow grips troops after tropical tours
Assinniboine reports the first snow in three years as a severe cold snap tests troops. The third cavalry and the infantry have just returned from tropical duty, facing hardship in the winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assinniboine
Third Cavalry
2Th Infantry
Tropics
Civil action filed over Nora Ferris death at Delaware home
John I. Richart as administrator filed a $10 000 damages suit against Captain A W Stiles alleging wrongful negligent criminal and violent conduct leading to Nora Ferris death at the Girls Industrial Home in Delaware Ohio The suit cites binding in a straight jacket daily beating and nightly torture by cords fed an innutritious fodder and mental and physical torture The board of trustees will elect Stiles successor next Wednesday.
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Delaware
Ohio
Nora Ferris
Nash
A. W. Stiles
John I. Richart
Stiles
Board of Trustees
Hard to Keep Track of Him
Mrs Marga ret Clark sues Duncan Clark for divorce in Toledo Ohio alleging multiple marriages since their 1883 wedding. She claims desertion in 1890 and three children custody, plus no support, with a 1894 Toronto marriage to Mrs Scott cited.
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Toledo
Ohio
Margaret Clark
Duncan Clark
Toronto
Canda
Scott
James Allen
Plainiff
Helena Federal Building proceeds with rapid erection
Special Dispatch from Helena notes swift progress on the new federal building on Park Avenue. EF C Brittan of Congress Construction says the roof may be on by year’s start if weather holds, with another car of iron due tomorrow to complete the steel for first and second stories.
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The
Standard
Helena
Federal
Park Avenue
EF. C. Brittan
Congress Construction Company
Marriage of W. P. Schneider and Margaret Rumple in Billings
The wedding occurred at 8 o clock at the groom s home on South Thirtieth street with Rev Father Van Clarenbeck performing the ceremony. The groom W P Schneider is employed by the Billings Gazette.
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The
Standard
Billings
W. P. Schneider
Margaret Rumple
South Thirtieth Street
Father van Clarenbeck
Billings Gazette
Kansas farmer held on charges after jail entry
Ashamed to Tell His Sweetheart reports August Hackmeister of Osborne County Kansas jailed in Washington Indiana on a charge of breaking and entering with alleged mischief in a local dispute.
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Washington
Ind
Hackmeister
Osborne County
Kansas
Kansas man jailed after box car attempt to return home
A Kansas man traveling to Cincinnati to visit Miss Glen Burker was robbed there and rode back in a B&O freight box car. He crawled into a box car in Indiana and was locked in by the crew. He is jailed in this city. A warranty deed shows he paid 1590 for 320 acres in Osborne County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Glen Burker
Kansas
Queen City
Miss Butker
Raher
Georgia
Ind
Littl
Osborne County
Hackmeister
Scheme Worked in Kansas Nets Rank in Greenville Ohio
Todd Rank, son of residents west of Greenville, is jailed on backmail charges after confessing to Deputy Sheriffs Smith and Oliver. He wrote letters to several men including Dante Hane and Frank Flatter demanding 150 to 2500 dollars with threats of death to families. A phony package was placed and later retrieved. Rank was captured at gunpoint. He pleaded not guilty before Squire Brandon and faces a preliminary hearing. Authorities expect federal involvement. Rank claimed the scheme previously worked in Kansas.
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Greenville
Ohio
Todd Rank
Smith
Oliver
Rank
Dante Hane
Frank D M
Ker
Alber Platter
Frank Shiveley
Peeble
Jones
Savona
Flatter
Frank Smith
Squire Brandon
United Sates
Kansas
Republican county convention nominates ticket in Harlem
The Republican county convention held last night named G. B. Bourne for senator C. D. Howell for sheriff A. E. Lewis for assessor John C. Sullivan for treasurer E Frank Sayre for clerk and recorder C N Pray for attorney A W Merrified for surveyor Miss Flannigan for superintendent of schools W B Pyker for coroner Jere Sullivan for state committeeman J H Rice T M Everett and J W Haze as representatives and Harlem as the central committee chair.
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Standard
Harlem
G. B. Bourne
Chester
C. D. Howell
Havre
A. E. Lewis
Benton
John C. Sullivan
E. Frank Sayre
C. N. Pray
A. W. Merrified
Chinook
Miss Flannigan
W. B. Pyker
Jere Sullivan
J. H. Rice
T. M. Everett
Central Committee
J. W. Haze
Herpicide Praised by Users Across The Nation
Testimonials from New York Ohio Nebraska Michigan and others claim Herpicide cures dandruff refreshing the scalp and stopping hair loss. Doctors and users report satisfaction with Newbro's product and its superior results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Lyons
New York
N. Y
J. H. Bush
Toledo
Ohio
Newbro
Rk. S. Coleman
Ann Arbor, Mich
Halls Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is advertised as a regular prescription from a leading physician and combines tonics with blood purifiers. Testimonials available, Toledo company, sold by druggists. Halls Family Pills also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Price
Hail
Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy Claims Quick Cure
Ad for Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy promises relief from itching burning and bleeding piles. Claims to absorb tumors and cure protruding piles with a jar sold by druggists and available by mail order from Philadelphia. A free treatise invites readers to write about their case.
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Butte News
Savage
Marlin
Winchester
Colt’s
Lee Rifles
All
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Weimescary Co
Main Street
Sherman
Montana
Idaho
Chase & Baker
East Park St
Butte
Elgin
Waltham
Lao
West Park
Grand Jury
Fraternal Brotherhood
Hennessy
Nation Department
Express
Hennessy’s
Knox
Seni
Ing Citizen
Rumple
Choteau County
Republican
Creedmoors
Herpicide
Knox Network
DR. Daniel
Rosche
W. Park, Batte
Gypsine
Ellis Paint Co
Center Bros
E. Quariz
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
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