Extension Granted for New Trial Motion in Shafer Case
In Butte Montana matters in the courts an extension of time was granted to Shafer’s attorneys to prepare a bill of exceptions and motion for a new trial. Judge Claney signed a 15 day extension as the previous period expired today. Also listed were mining lawsuits involving Montana Ore Purchasing, Meaderville claims Barns and Snohomish, and a survey order against the Butte & Boston Mining company. A separate transcript in the Jack Ledford case, charged with assault on Agnes Stephens, was filed. Litigation about the Washoe Mining Co versus Nipper lode claims continued with expert witness testimony on geology and ore bodies. A petition by Digit Shiels to revoke a mining lease order was rejected pending conformance, and a marriage license was issued to Harvey Fisher and Martha Konnecke.
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Shafer
John T Hawkins
Court House
Claney
Caney
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Lindsay
Meaderville
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
Jack Ledford
Agnes Stephens
Paumie Block
Mareh
East
Mercury Street
Phet
Ruby Dunbar
Rose Adams
Washoe
Michiel Hickey
Jean Gillie
Nipper Howe
Washie Company
Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Draws All Ages
To suit everybody we invite you to our sale of men’s and boys’ clothing, shoes, mats, underwear, and top coats. Prices range from $6.00 to $20.00 as part of a broad selection aimed at all ages.
Woes of a Young Soldier Seeks Travel Pay Help
A Washington letter from a recently mustered out volunteer officer, now in Missoula, asks help to recover $474.25 travel pay from Camp Thomas Georgia. He plans to marry a Virginia red headed girl, needing funds to travel and win his British rival. He appeals for discretion, warning the press could jeopardize the request.
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Washington
N. S. Tribune
War Department
Missoula
Mont
W. W. Brown
Washington, D
Third
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Camp Thomas
St. Paul
Minn
Carey
U.S. A
Virginia
Old Virginia
Johnny Bull
Dixie Land
Grape Nuts digestion claim and brain nourishment
An article discusses digestion of starch in the stomach and duodenum, compares natural digestion to the process in making Grape Nuts. It describes the Postum Cereal Company product as quickly digestible, nourishing brain and nerves, and notes a typical serving of 2 to 5 teaspoonfuls at breakfast for sustained strength.
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Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creat
Mich
New Hotel The Dorothy Opens On European Plan
Dr Rinehart dentist announces The Dorothy a new hotel on Hennessy block offering elegant furnished apartments with electric light baths hot and cold water in every room large office reading and writing room and a sample room for travelers. Located near Granite and Wyoming with telephone and gold fillings mentioned.
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Dorothy
Cate
Granite
Cornet
Wyoming
Telephone
Short Line Park Bids For Privileges At Popular Resort
Bids to operate at Short Line Park are open with several large picnics already booked. The venue offers every kind of amusement including a first class merry go round. Contact Addie Chas Liebenstein room 628 Hennessy Building for details.
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Privleges
Addie Chas
Liebenstein
Hennessy
Feeding in Transit Changes Hit Northern Lines
Railroad officials discuss reform as Western livestock feeding in transit ends. The practice allowed cattle to be stopped at interior Kansas and Nebraska points with $10 per car penalties and complex billing to market points. Critics cite identity loss, double billing, and regional market shifts to stockyards in Kansas City and Omaha, while Montana and other territories react with mixed interest as the arrangement ends.
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Missouri River
Inter Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
South Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Geel
Kan
Omaha
Montana
Great Northern and Northern Pacific rail actions and staffing changes
The article notes Great Northern officials in Chinook discussing stock yards and transit feeding. It reports O'Connell resigning from Northern Pacific, to be replaced by Burdick on May 1, and details Great Northern track work, river dam wing structures on the Missouri between Craig and Cascade, plus a record Cascade snowfall of 127 feet 6 inches. It also mentions Nash traveling freight agent visiting from Omaha.
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Cific
Great Northern
Chicago
Archibald Gray
North
M. T O'Connell
Northern Pacific
Oy CC. Burdick
Missuri River
Craig and
Cascade
Montana Central Division
Cascade Mountains
Washington
Primrose and Dockstader Return With Major Minstrels
George Primrose and Lew Dockstader lead a large troupe in a new American Minstrels company under joint management. The Grand promises a mammoth show across Sunday Tuesday Wednesday and a matinee, signaling overflowing houses for the opening performance.
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George Primrose
Lew Dockstader
Aarge Company
Primrose & Dockstad
McPsland
Police Court Fines Set After Guilty Pleas
Olle Sullivan, a colored secretary, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and fined 100 with 24 hours suspended on condition he leave the city. James Sommere pled guilty to assault on Joe Burns and fined 15. James Whalen and Kim Julius, each drunk, fined 5. Repsald select vintage wines advertised by P. J. Brophy & Co., sole agents.
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Olle Sullivan
Gentenes
Sullivan
James Sommere
Joe Burns
James Whalen
Kim Julius
P. J. Brophy & Co
Sole Agents
Butte
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McQueen Addition
Gagnon
Summit
East Side
Joseph Shafer
Thoote
Lind
Digit Shiels
Ruller
Balaklava
Burke
Shields
Harvey EB. Fisher
Martha Konnecke
Wisconsin
Uush
Andina
Dr. Wix
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
News OF the Railroads
Zoyaltely Pure
A. S. Nash
Omaha Road
Helena
Primrose and Docks
Ader
Lutey Bros Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Hye
Melba ST. Clair
Etna
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