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Newspaper
Butte Miner
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
1
A local shop advertises a sweeping winter clearance on fur coats and jackets. Discounts range from modest markdowns to steep cuts, with electric seal jackets, dyed nutria, plush coats, and capes offered at substantial savings as weather remains erratic and customers anticipate colder spells.
Readable items describe a sale on women's muslin and lawn dresses with Valenciennes and English eyelet embroidery, plus children's dresses in pique and linens. Prices range from 9 cents to 15 dollars with one third off all prices, including umbrellas and Vassar styles.
The floor debated an appropriation bill as leaders criticized bureaucracy and auditors. Generals Corbin and Wood opposed Subic Bay defenses while Mr. Gillespie pressed for printed grievances from coal operators and shippers of Pennsylvania. The session ended after a roll call vote of 108 to 0 with adjournment at 6:10.
Ross Maxwell testifies he and Sloan Allen fed in elaborate horse and cattle theft schemes. Maxwell, once a defendant, explains brand swapping methods using injected marks and acid tricks. The courtroom hummed with spectators as details emerged from years of thefts and admissions.
Two appeals were filed in the Montana Supreme Court. One challenges Cascada vs Lewis and Clark County over a $600 fee paid to attorney Kerry for aiding in J. S. Keerl prosecution, with Judge Clements ruling Cascadin County acted properly. The second appeals Bartels vs Vernie A. Davin and S. W. Davis to foreclose a mortgage on certain property.
Helena Feb 1 My wife Mat Me Rae did not accompany her husband to Fate after reconciliation in the police court yesterday. She jumped from the train, was taken by police, spent the night in the bridal chamber, and was released today facing divorce proceedings and recovery of two children. Harry Amith, “the man in the sash,” was released last night.
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