Pearce Sues Railway for Damages After Injury on Streetcar
James Pearce sues Butte Electric Railway in district court seeking 2000 for injuries from a June 24 incident. He alleges he was dragged along the street after his handhold failed and his right arm was broken. Administratrix Ella Miller seeks to recover estate property from Mary Bush dispute. Other suits include J W Haggerty Lumber against C M Jones and others for 217.18 plus foreclose lien, and Western Mining Supply versus Breen MacGinniss Spauding for 1124.71 for supplies.
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James Pearce
Butte Electric Railway Company
Pearce
Park and
Atlantic Streets
Ella Miller
Mary Miller
District Court
Mary Bush
Silver Bow Park
Western Mining Supply Company
James Breen
John MacGinniss
B. T
Not a Candidate for County Superintendent Nomination
Miss Margaret Loughrin has declined to seek the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools again. She has been at home in Butte the past month while urged to enter the convention today. She cites business interests in Nevada and plans to return to Rawhide next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Loughrin
Miss Loughrin
Butte
Nevada
Rawhide
Montanan Democrats and candidates tour Butte and Dillon
Wiley Mountjoy Twin Bridges superintendent of the orphans home travels to Dillon for a Fifth district judgeship committee meeting. Miles Romney arrives with Governor Norris to discuss party plans and the Bitter Root apple harvest. Tom Allen Pony campaigns for Madison sheriff at the Butte opening, noting his birth in Madison County and the strong fruit display at the county fair.
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Wiley Mountjoy
Twin Bridges
Orphans’ Home
Butte
Dillion
Fifth Judicial District
Henry R. Melton
Beaverhead
Charles Scharf
Jefferson
Fifth
Mountjoy
Montana
Miles Romney
Democratic Party
Hamilton
Romney
Norris
Dillon
Bannack
Tom Allen
Pony
Madison County
Allen
Tobacco Root Range
Willow Creek
Dad” Allen
Montana Night School Attendance Question Disputed
Attorney General Galen says a pupil 8 to 14 must attend 16 weeks per school year and a six hour school day, making night school ineligible as a substitute. Trustees hear petition for a new northwestern district school and report on Pittsmont and Emerson schools with possible new teachers. A state exhibit, maps, and bills are reviewed as the board advances plans.
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Public Schools of
Montana
A. J. Galen
West Side
Young
Pittsmont
Emerson
Brookside
Basin
United States
Butte
Esther Frowen and Thomas J Hicks wed at 114 Shields
The wedding occurred Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Frowen’s residence 114 Shields avenue officiated by Rev. R F Williams in the presence of relatives and a few friends. Attendants included Mrs. Jeanette M Tighe and Jean Richards. Afterward guests were served at Mrs. Tighe’s home. The couple reside at 114 Shields avenue. Frances Kuffnar infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kuffnar funeral is planned for Wednesday at 2 o'clock from 45 Plum street to Holy Savior church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Frowen
Thomas J. Hicks
Automatic system praised by bank official in Grand Rapids
H A Woodruff assistant cashier of Old National Bank Grand Rapids says the new automatic system is well liked and better than the old method. It provides direct communication with over 2 000 exclusive users and 1 000 others in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Woodruff
Old National Bank
Grand Rapids, Mich
Central
Butte
Letter Referred to Committee Over Pupil Attendance
A letter was referred to the proper committee to investigate why the pupil is not attending the proper state institution.
Beautiful funeral car owned by L Duggan
One of the prettiest cars in Butte is owned by Larry Duggan and has been in use only a few days. It came from a leading house and cost $4,000. It is one of the finest wagon-line cars in Montana and the best of its kind in the state, fitting Mr. Duggan’s up-to-date funeral director reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Larry Duggan
Montana
Duggan
Judge refuses to strike motions in Sandens v. Northern Pacific
Judge Lynch declined to strike motions for new trials in the cases of Frank and Mina Sanden against the Northern Pacific railway. The Sandens, removed from a Durant train for expired tickets, won $5,000 for him and $6,000 for her. The judge avoided ruling on the motions by this action.
Art at California Wine House Stirs Helena Visiters
At the state fair Mon tanans may tour the California Wine House art collection in Helena featuring faithful depictions of pioneer mining and mountain life and an Italian sculpture. Proprietor August Fack invites art critics to inspect the works.
Torturing Animals To Assist Science
An article recounts Professor Pawlow of Russia and his long experimental work on digestion using dogs cats and other animals. It praises his scientific contributions while noting the alleged cruelty. It promotes Stuart's dyspepsia tablets as produced by modern chemistry and available at 50 cents per package with a free trial offer.
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Professor Pawlow
Russia
Shakespeare
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshal
Mich
Police Court Fines and Disturbances Highlight Day
In Judge McGowan’s court Charles Ashford was lectured and discharged after allegations of beating his step-daughter Maude Byrnes with a vane. Ernest Croline paid a $50 fine for carrying concealed weapons after a horseback parade with brass knuckles. Leo Mavhinsky received a $100 for beating his wife at 402 Harrison Avenue. Jack Colman was found guilty of assault on Edith Waterbury and faces morning sentencing. Drunkenness incidents were handled with leniency.
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Charles Ashford
Leo Mavhinsky
Machinsky
Harrison Avenue
Jack Colman
Edith Waterbury
Wool bunting flags sold with double stitching and brass grommets
Ad touts superior wool bunting flags stitched on both sides with 46 stars and zigzag seam. Describes heavy canvas headings and brass grommets, reinforced hem, and fray prevention for storms. Free with each ten dollar yearly Standard subscription. urges readers to send ten dollars to receive one.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Cities
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to William E. Crowley of Logan and Mary A. Donaghy of Bozeman. John H. Bohling Jr. of Miles City and Mabel H. Huddleston of Butte. John P. Glasscock of Anaconda and Annie B. Joiner of Kansas City. Michael Sullivan and Minnie Healy. Yogo Biga and Mary Samolovo, all of The Golden C, which has sold over 4000 bottles yearly for nearly 12 years, at Fosselman's Doctors Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Crowley
Logan
Mary A. Donaghy
Bozeman
John H. Bohling, Jr
Miles City
Mabel H. Huddleston
Butte
John P. Glasscock
Anaconda
Annie B. Joiner
Kansas City
Michael Sullivan
Minnie Healy
Yogo Biga
Mary Samolovo
Fosselman’s
East Park
Doctors
Public input on courthouse site in Butte
H J Grimes of Butte urges cautious public discussion on the new courthouse site. He cites underground mine dangers, foundation costs, rents for relocation, and safety of public records, calling for expert ground tests and a spring start for better concrete.
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Standard
Bourquin
District Court
Butte
H. J. Grimes
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Bateda
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Wife Beater
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