Turkish theater receiver named in Denver suit at Columbia Garden
Billy Woods appointed receiver for the Turkish theater troupe property at Columbia Garden by Judge Clancy upon Sinclair & Dygert filing. Dockman sues Dekreko family alleging a one year venture with $76 per member, asset value around $1,500 plus $500 cash, and plans to dissolve and move assets to jewelry for Salt Lake. Also notes divorce dismissal between Jesse Seward and Mabel G. Seward, with alimony issues, and a motion in Callahan case about furniture seizure and alleged collusion involving Lander, Coombe, and Callahan.
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Ernest W. Bradshaw
Billy Woods
Columbia Garden
Clancy
Sinclair & Dygert
Charles Dockman
Jean Dekreko
Andre Dekreko
Gabriel Dekreko
Charles Dekreko
George Dekreko
Joseph Bedrosin
la Belle Saida
Dockman
Denver
Dekreko Brothers
United States
Financelal
Jean
Salt Lake
Dekrekos
Ducas
Jesse Seward
Mabel G. Seward
Seward
P. Connolly
Monica Frey Callahan
Emmet Callahan
Callahan
Butte
District Court
Mra. Callahan
Lander
Justice Harrington
District Court of
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
George S. Lander
George 8. Lander
Robert Coombe
Tutte
Hotel Guests List Includes Numerous Named Travelers
A long roster lists travelers and residents at hotels across cities including St Paul Philadelphia Chicago Louisville and San Francisco. Notable names appear with initials and surnames such as C G Brady J Doland A B McDaniel and W R Brown among many others. The entry also notes an address for a music teacher and orchestra at 120 West Granite.
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the Butte
Marvin Jenkins
St. Paul
T. Anderson
New York
C. G. Brady
Mammoth
Judson Doland
Philadelphia
M. B. Miltenberger
St. Louis
A. 8. McDaniel
San Antonio
Tex
Bellafonte Ostberg
Sweden
B. F. Duke
Memphis
Susan Duke
Katherine Duke
West Point
Minn
J. L. Loose
Chicago
William Carr
Livingston
John Bo
Two Big Baseball Games At Footbill Grounds This Weekend
Butte will host two top state teams Boston and Montana and Missoula for weekend games. Missoula touted as among the best, guided by Jim Powell, a former Butte star. Boston players have improved since a recent setback and added Houston to strengthen their lineup. The doubleheader will feature Boston and Montana with Houston catching, King on the mound, and a full infield and outfield lineup, while Missoula fields Wilson catching Kemp pitching Kennedy second Fulkerson third Murphy short Harley left McCormick center Gougherty right.
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Butte
Footbll
Boston & Montiana
Missoula
Jim Powel
Boston & Montanas
Houston
Salt Lake
Boston
Mayo
Grimes
Wilson
Kemp
Kelly
Kennedy
Fulkerson
Murphy
Harley
McCormick
Gougherty
Runaway accident injures man named Al Tay
An accident at the Bat yard yesterday afternoon left Al Tay seriously injured. His horse bolted after frightening its bugsy, overturning the buggy and throwing him against a telephone pole. Dr Bryant attended him and described internal injuries and bad contusions.
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al Tay
Bat Yard
Bugsy
Ray
Bryant
Park concerts and rail fare announced in local notices
The notice advertises 420 sets of teeth for $10 by Dr. Wix and lists train schedules from Park and Main with departures at 10am 11am noon 1pm and every 20 minutes until 10pm. Open air concerts by Rossner's orchestra Tuesday and Thursday and special music Sunday. From Sunday July 8 the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway offers a $1 round trip fare from Butte to Anaconda and return, Tate applies Sundays only. Sets also sold from Butte to Mountain View park Sundays at the same rate.
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Rossner
Butte. Anaconda
Republic
Portland
Boston & Mon Wr Sell T
Cen Company
Tana
Montana
Butte & Bingham Copper Mining Company
Bingham
Utah
Helena Governor Rebuffs Nine Pardon Petitions
Livingston reports Mrs. Carrie Zeitmeir died yesterday from a self inflicted shotgun shot. Governor Smith rejected nine pardon petitions, including Frank Landoff for manslaughter in 1894 and others involving murder, grand larceny, and burglary. Several petitions were supported by prominent citizens, but no clemency was granted.
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Livingston
Carrie Zeitmeir
Martin Zeitmeir
Trail Creek
Helena
Smith
Frank Landoff
Carbon
Park Counties
Landoff
Patrick Cannon
Red Lodge
Elling Ellington
Butte
Thomas Cruse
Boulder
Cruse
Dan Holland
Philip Allen
Deer Lodge
Andrew P. Larsen
Flathead County
John Ja~velle
Park County
Margaret Chartier
Madeline Trottier
Chateau County
Trottier
Chartier
Aubrey Wall
Madison County
Police Court Docket Fines For Drunkenness And Indecent Exposure
The morning police docket was light. Frank Stupner, a very young man, pled guilty to drunkenness and paid 5 dollars plus costs. Harry Watts of the Gen try show pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and was fined 60 dollars and costs. James Lee, who disturbed Gatona street, pleaded guilty and was fined 19 dollars. John Davis, a one armed vagrant, pleaded not guilty and will be tried later.
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Frank Stupner
Harry Watts
Gentry Show
James Lee
Gatona Street
John Davis
Crystal Springs resort ad near Butte with baths
Crystal Springs advertises a first class service with electric fountain displays every evening at a private country location five miles from Butte on Ineyele road. It promises modern baths, all day and night service, boating on the lake, and a cafe.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Toring of Artesian Well at Crystal Springs
Notice announces the start of work on an artesian well at Crystal Springs to begin this week. The project involves drilling, testing, and potential water supply development by local authorities. Public safety and access details to be announced.
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Crystal Springs
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