Bank Sues to Unseal Butler House for Excavation Damages
In a yesterday resumed hearing the State Savings Bank sought to compel Mrs. Shaver owner of the Butler house on West Broadway to allow entry for excavation protection. The bank claims insolvent damages and seeks a temporary, then permanent, injunction while estimating potential losses from $1,500 to $13,000. Witnesses testified to rent demands and wall underpinning challenges amid ongoing blasting and furniture losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caneee Savings Bank
Uassie Shayer
Butler House
West Broadway
Tia Fn
State Savings Bank
Robert McBride
D. H. Kehoe
T. M. Hodgens
Shaver
Kehoe
Mr. Kehoe
J. ‘A. Riddell
Hodgena
Hodgens
Trial calendar for several criminal cases set by Judge Clancy
Judge Clancy schedules trials for Peter Dempsey on mental condition, Thomas Pooley for murder, John Fontana for assault, Vivian Long and Jean Carleton for grand larceny, J L Kreig for misdemeanors, John Boyd for larceny, with an information filed against John F Lang for libel and Levi Cartier Jr for buggy theft. Trials begin September 4 and continue through September 15 with cases set thereafter.
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Clancy
Peter Dempsey
Dempsey
Thomas Pooley
Thomas Littlejohn
John Fontana
Vivian Long
Jean Carleton
J. L. Kreig
John Boyd
John F. Lang
District Court
Nichols
W. Bordner
Montana Central Railroad
Montanans in Oregon Visit Noted Officials on Coast
Chief Justice Theodore Brantley of Montana's supreme court toured Portland Seattle and Victoria and spoke with Helena natives now thriving in Oregon business. He met A B Hammond president of Astoria and Columbia River railroad and discussed river bridge plans and competition with Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Brantley
Montana Supreme Court
Helena
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Columbia River
Astoria
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Yerkes
Bozeman
Haggerty
Democratic State Committee
M. D. Leehy
Butte
A. B. Hammond
Columbia
Waco
Oyster Bay
Officers Re-Elected by Business Men's Association
The association re elected the same officers for the coming year: O. Hight as president, D. J. Hennessy as first vice president, BE. H. Renisch as second vice president, Joseph Broughton as treasurer, and E. D. Fiderkin as secretary until A. T. O'Brien returns. New members Fayette Harrington George P.D. Coch rane H. M. Patterson A. W. Barnard BR. N. Wood FE. D. Kiderk joined. Judge Spear reported depot progress. Hennessy received a Carter letter saying federal building work will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
O. Hight
D. J. Hennessy
BE. H. Renisch
Joseph Broughton
E. D. Fiderkin
A. T. O'Brien
Fayette Harrington
George PD. Cochrane
H. M. Patterson
A. W. Barnard
BR. N. Wood
FE. D. Kiderk
Spear
Union Depot
Carter
Federal Building
Inquest Finds John Hurley Killed By Moving Train
Jurors ruled the B A P track accident victim John Hurley was attempting to board a moving freight train when he fell. The railroad company was exonerated of blame in last night’s verdict.
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John Hurley
Dancing, Crystal Springs Falls and Stables Offer New Conveniences
Special to the Public notes Crystal Springs provides clean water and shallow baths each Monday with dancing parties at Langlois stables starting 10 am and 2 pm to 8 pm. Extra stages available for private parties and Langlois band wagons offer comfort. Sherman the undertaker and others advertise Excelsior air and steam drying services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Langlois
Dentist D D Calder Presented as Graduate and Fellow
D D Calder, a graduate and fellow noted for operative dentistry and dental science, is listed with affiliations to Boston and Chicago dental colleges and Haskell's Prosthetic School of Dentistry. Office locations are given as 39 and 40 Owsley Block on the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me —Ston Dental College
Demonsta Operative Dentistry
Boston Dental College
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Haskel's Prosthetic
Owsley Block
Clark May Do Wonders on Los Angeles Salt Lake Railroad
The Los Angeles Record reports W A Clark pursues coal mine expansion to feed a proposed Los Angeles to Salt Lake railroad. Ophir Hill mine and Cedar City coal lands are noted. plans include routes via Deep Creek Ophir Salt Lake. Clark, wealthy and able to fund the line, faces opposition and scrutiny.
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W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Utah
Cedar City
Sanpete
Clar
W. H. Holabird
Utah & Pacific and
Rio Grande Western
Denver
Salt Lake & Ogden
Clark
Ophir Hill
Ophir Canyon
Ophir
Los Angeles Record
East Lae
Pasadena
Glendale
New
Big Veronga
Little Rock Canyon
Sierra Marines
Hawgood
Hobart Station
San Bernardino
San Gorgonia
Cajon
Santa Fe
Nevada
Thia
Labor Day Picnic Train Specials from Dillon to Butte
Dillon invites Butte and Anaconda to the opening of their new parks with a Labor Day picnic. The Short Line will run special trains from Butte at 9:00 a.m. and 10:20 a.m. and return from Dillon at 6:40 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $1.00 round trip, 50 cents for children under 12, with music dancing and a general good time. Thirty coaches will be available to handle the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Hale
First-Class Cafe The Grotto Promoted by Dr Germ Peavist
Dr Germ Peavist of 114 N Main St promotes The Grotto as a first class cafe. Located three Moots east of rosioffics, the listing highlights its refined dining concept and address.
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Dr. Germ Peavist
N. Main Bt
Rosioffics
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Vis
Montana Music CO
North Main St
Keeley
Keeley Institute OF Utah
Fyne North
W. Temple
Salt Lake City
Laval
Fosselman Drug CO
East Park Street
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main Street
Mary Droscha
Shoenville
Michael Fedariko
Fitzaburg
Butte Gas Light & Fuel Co
Shanghai
Japar
Ney Goods
W. Mercury St
Butie
Hong Kong
Japan
Hum Fay
West Park Street
GLARK
Viavi Parlore
New Dee Hive
Brantly
Sherman the Undertaker
Calder
Dillon and Return
Wm. Schultz
Wyoming
F. Alexander
W. Park Street
Broadway
Acade
Siegel Clothing Co
J. N. Nevills & Co
E. Park
Merriam
United States
J.T. Carroll
Arizona and
Platinum Streets
S. Main Street
Montana Electric CO
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