Pearce Injured in Streetcar Accident Lawsuit Filed
James Pearce sues Butte Electric Railway Co for damages after an accident June 24 near Carat Park and Atlantic streets. He claims footboard break caused him to fall, was dragged, and suffered a broken right arm and internal injuries. Administrative petition asks court to recover household estate items from Mary Milley estate. separate filings include mortgage foreclosure and supplier debt suits.
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Not A Candidate for Nomination Says Loughrin
Alivg Margaret Loughrin county superintendent of hels up to two years ago is not a candidate for the nomination again. She has been at her Butte home the last month and many people urge her to permit her name to be presented in the democratic convention but she declined. She says her Nevada business interests demand all her time and attention and may return to Rawhide next week. The wedding of Mrs Esther Frowen to Thomas Waterks is set for Saturday afternoon at 414 Shields Avenue. The ceremony will be at Holy Savior church with Rev Hi Williams officiating. Frances Kulfnar infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kulfnar will be buried at 5 Plum Street and Holy Savior church.
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TALES TOLD IN BUTTE HOTELS AND POLITICAL NOTES
In Butte, Wilay Mountjoy, superintendent of the orphan's home, travels to Dillon for a Fifth Judicial district judgeship committee meeting. Miles Romney, candidate for secretary of state, arrives with Governor Norris and discusses Montana fruit, labor, and the county fair setup. Allen of Pony, first Madison county native to seek sheriff, explains the campaign kickoff at Twin Bridges and local fair significance.
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Madison County
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Lie Brinlgas
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Willow Creek
Dad" Allen
Night school question stirs Montana school law debate
A Montana city council discussed whether attending night school satisfies compulsory education rules. Attorney General Galen contends pupils aged 8 to 16 must attend at least 16 weeks in the regular school. night classes do not suffice. A petition sought a new Western district school, with maps and teacher requests also on the agenda.
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State pupil missing from proper institution
The text notes that the letter was referred to the proper committee to investigate and determine why the pupil is not attending the appropriate state institution.
Beautiful funeral car owned by L Duggan
One of the prettiest funeral cars in Montana, owned by Larry Canan, recently sourced from a leading house for $4,000. Described as among the best in the wagon line, it reflects the solemnity and up-to-date operation of Mr. Duggan's funeral business.
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Judge Denies Dismissal of New Trial Motions in Sanden Case
Judge Lynch refused to dismiss motions for new trials filed by Frank Sanden and Mina Sanden against Northern Pacific Railway after train crew denied boarding due to expired tickets. Damages were awarded at trial: $9,000 to the man and $6,000 to the woman. The judge indicated he would not strike the motions, delaying any ruling on new trials. Additionally a note invites visitors to the California Wine House art exhibit in Helena with pioneer scenes and Italian sculpture.
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Torturing Animals To Assist Science
A distorted clipping presents a sensational claim about Professor Pawlow of Russia performing long term animal experiments to uncover digestion mechanics. It asserts Nobel prize renown, misattributes quotes, and mixes dubious endorsements with dubious medicinal claims for a ready made remedy, aiming to profit from readers.
Day of Big Fines in Police Court
Drunken and disorderly cases dominated Judge McGowan s docket with several notable incidents. Charles Ashford faced a lecture and discharge for disturbing the peace, while Ernest Croline paid fines for carrying concealed weapons after a night of rigmarole on horseback. Jock Colman received a sentence for assault, and Lig Machinsky Sothe drew the day s stiffest fine for wife beating. The routine drunk cases were handled leniently.
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Woith
Wool bunting flags offered with strong stitching
The Standard promotes wool bunting flags made with double stitching and full 45 star design. Flags feature heavy canvas headings and brass grommets. Subscription costs ten dollars in advance, with delivery and appeal to buyers seeking sturdy flags.
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Area Yesterday
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William F B Crowley of Logan and Mary A Donaghy of Boxman John H Bobling Jr of Ailes City and Manel Huddieston of Butte Glayscock of Anaconda and Anhi Joiner of Kansas City Michael Sullivan and Mintie Healy Noge Elga and Mary Saimolovo as of the date. The Golden C has averaged over 4000 bottles sold yearly for nearly 12 years at Fosselman s 48 East Paris the doctors store.
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Ailes City
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Public Debate on Courthouse Site and Safety
A letter to the Standard urges cautious public input on locating the new courthouse. The writer supports Judge Bourguin’s safety concerns about the present site near underground mines and surface proximity, calling for expert ground inspections, cost considerations, and careful site selection before construction. The note stresses avoiding high foundation costs and rent burdens while protecting public records. Sept 22. GRIMES
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