Contario sues Standard Publishing for $10000 damages
Dominick Contario files a district court suit against Standard Publishing alleging defaming him in the Anaconda Standard on April 4 2001. He claims false publication harmed his reputation by linking him to marital disputes and a home sale dispute involving Ra monot Contario and Antone Contario. Contario seeks $10000 and costs.
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The
Standard Publishing Company
Dominick Contaria
Anaconda Standard
Contaria
Towits
Dominick Contario
Ramon de Contario
Mease
Michael Donlon
James &. Healey
Contario
Antone Contario
Ral- Monda Contario
Duit
Dominick
Antone
Objections to the Colbert will challenge probate ruling
In Montana, objections filed by Donavan and Breen contest the Lippincott Woolbeater will as forged and executed after Colberts death. They seek to turn the estate over to the state, asserting incapacity, forgery, lack of witnesses, and undue influence. Public Administrator Collins acts as special administrator amid related estates and lawsuits.
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Donovan
Breen
Charles Colbert
William I. Lippingett
John Woolbeater
Messrs
Lippincott-Woolbeater
Colbert
Colert
Frederick Scheuer
Lippincott-Wobeater
W. J. Lippincott
Edward Wagner
F. Hofreuter
Wegner
Hofreuter
Brad
William T. Lippincott
Lippincott
Woolbeater
Montana
Collins
Official Ballot Copy for School District One Election 1901
County Clerk John Weston certifies this is a full true copy of the official ballot for the Silver Bow County School District One election to be held Saturday April 6 1901 in Butte Montana. The document bears the county seal and date April 3 1901.
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State OF Montana
Silver Bow
Ss. I
John Weston
Silver Bow County
Butte
Suit Over Fifty Cattle Between Mathews McDonald and Morris
W H Mathews and G A McDonald sue Mathew Morris in district court to recover possession of 30 head cattle or value and $100 damages for their detention. Plaintiffs claim ownership and that the animals are confined near the old Beaverhead slaughter house, with request to surrender. J N Kirk represents plaintiffs.
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W. H. Mathews
G. A. McDonald
Mathew Morris
District Court
Beaverhead
J. N. Kirk
Move to Transfer Damages Suit Over Brown's Gulch Fires
In a $45,000 case, Richard Lockey seeks transfer from Silver Bow to Lewis and Clark county jurisdiction. Attorney Thomas C. McGrath sues for alleged defamatory utterances causing responsibility for cabin burnings on a Brown's Gulch mining claim. Massena Bullard defends Lockey.
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Thomas C. McGrath
Richard Lockey
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
Silver Bow County
Brown's Gulch
Massena Bullard
Lockey
Railroads Seek Thousands for Western Work
The Pioneer Press reports 3 000 to 4 000 laborers are needed for westward railway projects across Northern Minnesota North Dakota Manitoba Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. Railroads plan to replace Chinese and Japanese workers with eastern hires, offering about 1 50 a day but luring men westward with extensive extensions and home seekers excursions.
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West
Pioneer Press
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
East
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
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Jane Murrish
John Murrish
Charles A. Cobb
Boulder
Coto
Murrish
Justice Court
Gus Leese & Co
Carlisle Mason
Merchan
Nelson
D. J. Giard
Henry Mueller
George E. Moulthrop
Gica Yard
Brussels
Wilton
Isesen
Axminster Carpets
W. Pose St
Gagnon Mine
Mount Moriah
Thompson
Broadway
Princeton
Svend Carlson
S. Main, Butte
St. Paul
Homeseekers
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Kinois Central
Northwestern
Kansas City
Wall Street Journal
Omaha
Iowa
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Manly Junction
Clarion
Town
Hampton
Burlington
Rock Island
Sioux City
Lehigh Valley Road
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Reading System
Jersey Central Railroad
J. P. Morgan
Lehigh Valley
Asa Packer
Wall Street
Erie
Lehigh Valley Ly
Reading
Archibald McLeod
Jersey Central
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
W. E. Nankeville
Human Hearts
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy
N. Main Street
Stead
M. J. Connell
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