Water dispute sparks damages case at Walker lodging house
In a suit filed by Margaret Robinson against Ellen Walker for $500, Robinson alleges Walker cut a water pipe twice, depriving lodgers and causing losses. Judge Lindsay heard the case with no jury, grilling testimony on rent, pipe interference, and the lodging house’s operations amid claims of unpaid water charges.
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Cliney
Disnet
Lindsay
No. L
Margaret Robinson
Ellen Walker
South Main Street
J. L. Wines
Todger
St. A
Carter
Anna Fessler
Bucket Brigade
Mary Welly
Fraudulent representations in goods sale claim assets misstate
Plaintiffs allege representations by Gamer deceived them about stock values and liabilities, claiming assets not over 75000 while liabilities exceeded 90000. Believing the statements true, they shipped goods and later notified the trustee of a claim for possession, which the trustee refused to surrender.
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Ena
Iustee
Gamer
City News in BriEr Try Tisseras Package
The column lists a variety of local items from Meaderville to Butte. It notes infant death of Plana, Patrick Loftus’s passing, and a funeral set for 2 30 pm at 609 North Main. It reports on Columbia Gardens work, millinery deals, and a ministerial association meeting discussing prominent church figures. A Boston impostor affair is described as clerics were swindled.
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Volunteer
Empire
McQueen
Cty
Rast Butte
Northern Pacific Round House
Tisseras
J. G. Tates
Montana Music Co
Dominick Plana
Meaderville
North Main Street
Nance O'Neil Shines in Magda at the Grand
The Grand audience last night witnessed Nance O'Neil’s spellbinding Magda performance. Her pausing, spoken lines, and emotional shifts earned a masterful portrayal and strong support from McKee Rankin as the father and Herbert Carr as Pastor Nefferding. Tonight she revisits The Wees for Teah, touted as her greatest character.
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Nance O'Neil
Miss O'Neil
America
McKee Rankin
Herbert Carr
Nefferdingt
Teah
Butte
A Kanaka's Scalp Sent From Honolulu
W S Cobban received a gruesome relic from A P Munroe of Butte now with the engineering corps at Honolulu. The scalp, taken from a Kanaka in a cave on the island of Cahu, bears Munroe's map of the island and a long inscription about returning to the land he loved.
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W. S. Cobban
A. P. Munroe
Butte
Honolulu
Cahu
Munroe
Demijohns and discounts at White Front Grocery
A vintage ad extols Wm. Torr Kentucky whisky and other liquors at White Front Grocery. It lists prices per half gallon and bottle, promotes a Court ney brand whisky, and invites customers to inspect cigars and learn prices.
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DY John
Wm. Torr
Kentucky
White Front
Courtney
Altercation turns fatal as ranchman shoots rival near Yantic
In Chateau county near Yantic an irrigation ditch dispute led William McGrew to shoot Albert Davey five times. McGrew, blamed for the attack, traveled to Havre and surrendered. In other notes, seven year old William J. McHugh was declared bankrupt in Butte, assets $300 Liabilities $5,383. Judge Knowles dismissed a receiver suit against Helena and Livingston Smelting for stockholders. Charles W. Burton appointed Chinese inspector for the Helena district. Court to draft resolutions in memory of Justice Field. Pred Gamer’s creditors appear near to settlement. most sign on. Corporal W F Sanders ex Gov Carpenter ex Judge Blake named to committee. Remains of banker cases and larceny charges in Billings. Train lines disrupted by ice gorge on Yellowstone. through service uncertain with possible resumption to Miles City expected tonight. Burlington rail line first flood affecting Montana service.
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Yantic
Chateau County
William McGrew
Albert Davey
Davey
McGrew
Havre
Helena
Knowles
Col. W. F. Sanders
B. P. Carpenter
Henry N. Blake
Justice Field
Billings
Yellowstone
Little Horn
Pompey’s Pillar
Miles City
Water Power Company
Burlington Railroad
Montana
Burlington Train Rush Clears Tracks After River Flood
Burlington trains arrived today and money went out as waters swept away tracks in the Little Horn river valley near Crow Agency. The river, usually a street wide, surged to three miles in places. damage not deemed perilous. A train is expected to pass through tomorrow per Burneton office.
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Burlington
Little Horn River
Crow Agency
Little Horn
Bur-neton
Last University Lecture On Julius Caesar Tonight
The final lecture of the University series will be held tonight at the Auditorium with Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg discussing Julius Caesar. A musical program by local performers including Mr. McMillan Mrs. Dr. Loebinger Doering and Nicola Thomas will precede and accompany the talk expected to fill the hall.
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Maurice Eisenberg
Eisenberg
Sev
Doering
Nicola Thomas
Cole
Reward for information on Newman and Pinkston theft
A public notice offers liberal rewards for information leading to the recovery of goods stolen from Newman and Pinkston, tailors at 244 West Broadway. It mentions loan offers of 5000 and 1000 dollars at 10 percent and references Lynch & Bachelor at 19 New Bee Hive Building with an odd transit line note.
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Newman & Pinkston
West Broadway
Lynch & Bachelor
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