Not Guilty Pleas Entered as Court Holds Docket
Judge Clancy presided in civil and criminal matters including title dispute at the Hamilton block corner Broadway and Hamilton street and multiple cases involving charges of forgery cattle stealing poisoning and stabbing. Bond reduction denied in Reek case while several defendants denied guilt in court. Easter displays at Hennessy attract shoppers as stock goes on sale.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Patrick Hamilton
Hamilton Block
Broadway
Hamilton Street
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Charles Dawson
Thomas FF Courtney
Joseph Shafer
John Hawkins
Galena Street
M. J. Connell Lumber Company
George J. Davies
Joseph Volker Yg
C. C. Roades
Harry Evans
Albert E. Beek
Charles Verona
Thomas Williams
Harry W. Peters
E. T. Colby
Colby
Reeks
Reek
Smaer Reek
Virginia
Rose tells his side in Salt Lake marriage case
Ed Rose of Butte, a young pawnbroker, returned from Gregson Springs and defends himself against Salt Lake press coverage. He says he and Miss Engilman discussed marriage, decided to delay, and that he notified the rabbi and sent a note reaffirming the marriage would not proceed. He offered to settle parents’ expenses, but was asked for 5 000 dollars.
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Ed Rose
Butte
Salt Lake
Greg~ Kon Springs
Mr. Rose
Miss Engilman
Rose
Desertion Declares Divorce for Jennie G Hagy
In Department No 1 Judge H C Smith grants Jennie G Hagy a decree of divorce from William Hagy on grounds of desertion. The couple married in Pennsylvania in 1891 and the husband left years later, with the plaintiff earning her own living since.
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District Court
H. C. Smith
Jennie G. Hagy
William Hagy
Pennsylvania
La Vida corsets showcased at Hennessy’s Main entrance
The Main entrance window at Hennessy’s features La Vida corsets in a display praised for elegance and poised presentation. The ad invites admiration of the corsets on women, noting their beauty and graceful fit.
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Hennessy’s
La Vida Corsets Promoted by Hennessy department
An advertisement touts La Vida corsets as the ideal choice for American women highlighting a straight front fit and natural lines. It claims superior strength longer wear and lower cost than French corsets and notes Miss Keppler will stay in Hennessy’s corset department for three days to assist ladies with fittings.
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Hennessy
Push to Advance Liquor Cases Faces Court Victory
John Bloor of the Liquor Centers association hails Judge Clancy's morning ruling in State v Courtenay as a win and signals an ongoing effort to enforce licensing. He says next week will bring new actions to compel offenders to obtain the $300 annual regulation license as trials proceed.
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John Bloor
Liquor Centers’ Association
Clancy
Thomas FP. Courtenay
Courtenay
Professor Leonard Discusses Mines Presidency Plans
Professor Leonard, former dean of Town State University and applicant for president of the School of Mines, attended the trustees meeting last night. He urged fixed diploma credentials for entry, proposed adding physics and electrical engineering to the curriculum, and favored a lecture series. The board will meet the state land commissioners next Thursday to decide on the school's finances.
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Leonard
Town State University
School of Mines
Board of State Land Commissioners
Sealskin Sacque of CorrA How ard Owned By Suicide Victim
Robert Koenne furrier testified to Acting Coroner Nichols that a sealskin sacque belonging to Cora Howard was in his possession. He stated the garment had been made over for her and carried a $97 charge. Nichols ordered notification of the decedent’s brother, with other goods to be turned over. The Pritchard Harrison Carpet Co will give away Pampas plume decor to every visiting lady this week.
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Robert Koenne
Nichols
Cora Howard
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Park and Main Streets
Ridgley Lodge temple plans invited by April deadline
The I O O F building committees of Ridgley Lodge No 12 and Svea Lodge No 52 invite architectural plans for a new temple. Plans are due by April 25 at 12 m with inquiries to Charles Sandon and F C Scott. The committee reserves the right to reject designs.
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Svea Lodge
Charles Sandon
Colorado Street
F. C. Scott
Union Hall
East Mercury Street
Birch Greek Copper Mine Promises Big Copper Output Near Dillon
Birch Creek Copper Mining and Smelting Co formed by Butte investors to operate the Indian Queen mine on Birch Creek Beav erhead County about 12 miles from Dillon. The vein is five to seven feet wide with assays up to 20 percent copper and shipments near 12 percent from ore sent to a Colorado smelter. Plans await a 450 foot depth and potential smelter construction if geology holds.
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Birch Creek Copper Mining and Smelting Co
Butte Capitalists
Birch Creek
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Sam Marchesseau
R. H. Dawe
Joseph Annear
Ben Anhear
Tom Ellis
Colorado
Butte
Consolidation Talk Between Boston Post and Montana Powers
The Boston Post reports Boston & Montana shareholders soon face a choice. They may sell their shares to the Butte & Boston for 400 to 450 dollars per share in cash or consolidate at one Butte & Boston share for two Montana. Dividends on Butte & Boston for July promise not to fall below half of Montana's.
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Boston Post
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Montana
Kelsall Bros
Liverpool
England
Boulder Cut Off Progress Near Boulder Tunnel
Work on the Great Northern cut off advances with about 450 men on ten miles from the Boulder tunnel to the old line intersection up the canyon. Most of the work is scheduled for completion by July 1. Night and Sunday shifts are limited to drilling and blasting for material removal and pace.
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Great Northern
Boulder Tunnel
McCune Returns From Watseka Mine Visit in Rochester
Hon. A. W. McCune completed his inventory of conditions at the Watseka mine in Rochester Montana and returned to the city yesterday. He plans to depart for a tour of his interests in the southern country in a few days.
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Big Watseka
Rochester
Montana
A. W. McCune
Watfeka visit notes rich gold prospects and mine progress
The Watseka report highlights strong gold bearing ore expectations and a large labor force driving work. McCune and Carl Hand from the Payne mine joined the journey, with an examination completed before returning to the northern camp. Meanwhile the Horse Shoe mill near Deer Lodge advances with anticipated revenues before year end.
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Ealt Lake Tribune
Dotlara
McCune
Carl Hand
Great Payne Mine
British Columbia
Watseka
Deer Lodge
Art display at Hennessys draws buyers across week
An early week exhibit in Hennessys' front windows featured a carved oaken chest a hand painted screen and numerous paintings all sold due to public pleasure. Miss Wheeler remains and a showing will continue Monday and Tuesday at Hennessy's with a coupon and vote on trips to Pura or Cape Nome.
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Hennessys
Miss Wheeler
Hennessy's
New Pictures at Waragraph Show South Africa and Philippines
This afternoon the Waragraph on Main Street presents a weekly change of program with newly arrived scenes from South Africa and the Philippines. The Auditorium is crowded for the highly realistic war depictions with viewing options for parents and children. Reserved seats for ladies and children without extra charge. Banister's Fine Shoes for men. Sixteen new styles at Hennessy's.
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Waragraph
Main Street
South Africa
Cottonwood Coal Co Easter Millinery at Hennessy
Advertisement notes coal prices and a cereal claim for Washed Nut coal at 4 dollars per ton and lump coal at 4.50 per ton. Also promotes Easter millinery at Hennessy with new Justin Swell styles priced 20 and 25 dollars. office listed at 814 Utah Avenue, telephone 276.
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Utah Avenue
Tel
Cottonwood Coal Co
Hennessy's
Purity Promise Leads to Milk Depot Stand Against Unsuitable Dairy
The milk producer defends strict quality, rejecting entire dairy output that fails richness standards. The Butte Milk Depot expects such actions and warns rivals may seize on complaints from dairymen. Also notes approval of expense accounts for W B Rodgers and J C English and a Masonic memorial at Acacia Lodge No 33 to honor deceased brother O W W Rote.
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Butte
Acacia Lodge No. 33
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Acacia Lodge
M. Henry Redmond
Stockgrowers Convention Travel Offer to Miles City
The Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets from all Montana points to Miles City for the stockgrowers convention on April 17. Tickets on sale for trains arriving April 16 and 17, valid for return through April 2, with Bond for return.
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Miles City
Northern Pacific
Montana
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West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Telegraph Office
Brobeck
Washington
Pry
White House
Arora Home Coffee Is Inc
Cash Grocery
Green River
R. P. Pepper
Miners’ Cash Grocery
Main
Galena
J.e.taite
Jones
Keatana Etreet
Gordon-Lewin
Crystal Springs
National Undertaking Company
East Quartz
Dr. German
N. Main
Paris
Cape Nome
Ritter
the Smith Grocery Co
Main St
Boulder
THE
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Stree Butte
Pura
Banister’s
W. B. Rodgers
United States
John C. English
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Over Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Nynive
Lo Cash Grocers
W. Park St
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