Five Years for Erickson in Cavanaugh Assault
Edward Erickson, accused of stabbing Mike Cavanaugh over a quarrel about 25 cents, was sentenced by Judge Clancy to five years at hard labor. The court noted no mitigating circumstances and discussed potential insanity considerations, while the case highlighted the weapon’s classification as a deadly weapon.
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Edward Erickson
Mike Cavanaugh
Clancy
Shay
Erickson
Cason
Cavanaugh
Uguet
Vigoral and Beef Extract Promoted by White Front Grocery
The White Front Grocery advertises Vigoral and Beef Extract as remedies to strengthen the system amid damp, chilly autumn weather. It lists Vigoral bottles and Beef Tablets with prices, noting regular costs and urging readers to consider the products to avoid prescriptions. T. F. Courtney signs the notice, Main street, phone 185.
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White Front
Main
T. F. Courtney
Estate heirs sought by attorney in San Francisco estate
An estate report notes failure to locate heirs and proposes attorney handling. M. D. Leehey managed the decedent's legal matters. Mrs Jenkins writes that the San Francisco portion is settled and that on May 25 she received Leehey’s letter requesting appointment of an attorney to represent the San Francisco estate, though she lacks the administrator's address.
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Inter
Agnes Jenkins
Branchton
Ont
Canada
Butte
Mra
Jenkins
James Caldwell Binger
San Francisco
California
Marion Bennie
Detroit
J. P. Collins
Lindsay
Collins
M. D. Leehey
Leeley
Reapportionment of Funds Discussed by City Council
The Ways and Means committee met at City Hall with Aldermen Ferns Kroger and Medin. Street and alley fund of 30000 was exhausted December 1 and will receive 8009 transfer. health department needs 3000 due to smallpox. 27000 to fund for public improvements. original 15000 exhausted. new engine house and part of Missoula sewer remain unpaid.
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Ferns
Kroger
Medin
Health Department
Missoula
Remember the Maine drama to play at the Grand
Theaters rush war themed pieces after the Maine explosion. Lincoln J. Carter and Hal Reid planned a play titled Remember the Maine, then refined it into a lively production. The piece promises laughter tears patriotism and brisk pace and will be shown at the Grand Sunday Monday and Tuesday next week.
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America
Spain
Maine
Lincoln J. Carter
Hal Reid
Carter
Local Briefs and Advertisements Include Dentists and Attendants
A miscellany of local brief notices lists Dr Reed dentist at 5 North Main and other professionals including J G Bates tuner at Montana Music, Alexander Laist attorney, and H B Ashsworth at Reed's Stable. Also noted are dance tickets, plumbing and stove services, a Hamilton lunch, and various shops. Funeral notices for Richard Hoeckner and Richard Helman appear along with sales listings and holiday openings at Leydon's and Finlen-Media Drug. Centennial beer is touted amid broader local business and cultural snippets.
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Dr. Reed
North Main
Hight & Fairfiehd
Simons
J.G. Bates
Montana Music Company
Alexander Laist
Silver Bow
H. B. Ashsworth
Reed
P. O
East Park Street
Richard Hoeckner
Richards’ Undertaking Rooms
Richard Helman
Pearl Street
Walkerville
Boucher
East Park
Woodman of the World Mother Goose Market at Fidelity Hall
The Woodman of the World lodge hosts a Mother Goose market and fair at Fidelity Hall tomorrow and the following day with good cheer entertainment planned for day and evening hours. A lively time is promised for attendees.
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Woodman of
Fidelity Hall
Funeral notice for John Ingram gathers foresters and lodge members
All members of Court Copper City No. 8749 Ancient Order of Foresters meet at Scandinavian hall West Copper street Friday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother John Ingram. By order W T Stodden Chief Ranger J J Woolcock Secretary. Victoria Lodge Sons of St George and visiting brothers meet at the lodge room at 1 o'clock Friday the 8th to attend the funeral of John Ingram. J L Buckthought W P WM Barth W S
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Copper City
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Scandinavian Hall
West Copper Street
John Ingram
W. T. Stodden
J. J. Woolcock
Victoria Lodge Sons of St. George
J.L. Buckthought
W. P
WM. Barth
Rocky Mountain Bell to Install New Automatic Exchange
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company plans a major expansion on Broadway, adding two stories and over 410000 in upgrades. A. G. Miller says a new switchboard will be installed, creating an entirely automatic central office with copper wires and no subscriber line bells. The change, due in June, signals a shift to metallic circuits and a fully automatic signaling system across the network.
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Butte
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Broadway
A. G. Miller
United States
Miller
Central
Juno
Montana
Missoula
Great Falls
Suit for 20000 against railway over park injury
Margaret L. Connell files suit for 20000 against the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Co contending careless maintenance of Mountain View park bridge caused her fall from 5 to 6 feet, breaking her left wrist and spraining her right hand while accessing the park on an open invitation. Charles O'Donnell is her attorney.
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Margaret L. Connell
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Mountain View Park
Charles O'Donnell
Mrs Mantle's Illness and Franks East Trip
Mrs Mantle mother of Lee Mantle has been bedbound for five weeks. Hon H L Frank will depart this evening for six weeks in the east to attend centenary observances in Washington and visit Jewish communities in New York before returning to Cincinnati to spend Christmas with family. Our holiday line of fine pipewear awaits. visit for best items.
Police court report on two young offenders
Mamie Rooten and Sadie Willan, described as young girls from the Bad Lands, were arrested this morning for erasing a 24 hour plea. Sadie was fined turbanie early this morning. Mayne bik 10.
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Mamie Rooten
Sadie Willan
Sadie
Mayne Bik
Quay Confidence From Washington Herald Note
A Washington Herald dispatch states Senator Quay remains confident amid pressure and duress allegations tied to a Senate convention. The report emphasizes his stance against mounting criticisms and hints at political maneuvering shaping the narrative.
Episcopal Fair Draws Crowd at Morris Block Corner
The Episcopal church ladies host a fair in the Morris block at Mantina street and Broadway. Attendees visit for various items and refreshments, with the fair expected to conclude tonight.
Burke Trial in Melrose House Burglary Case
Charles B. Burke of Clinton Iowa faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Nicholas' court after being accused of burglarizing a Melrose town house. Prosecution witnesses described Burke found in the telegraph operator's room with a trunk opened and a valise cut, with spectacles recovered from his overcoat. Burke admitted his name and age and said he had been drinking, with last memory in Divide before arriving in Melrose.
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Charles B. Burke
Melrose
Burke
John EB. Davis
Davis
Oregon Short Line
Manila
Helena
Islands
John Drew
Charles Midward Burke
Clinton
Iowa
Divide
Merose
Quay Senate Seat Fronted by Pending Election Hearing
It is claimed that 46 of 85 Pennsylvania seniors will back Quay for senator, based on counts of 30 current senators who voted for Cornett or Mantle and others believed to have pledged support. Senator Kandler has requested a special committee meeting on Thursday to review the Quay case.
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D. L. Toomey
Annie T. Garrity
John Funk
Tucker
Nichols
Funk
Alley
Pennsylvania
Senate
Cor Nett
Mantle
Mr. Quay
Kandler Hag
Dem Democrat Messenger Sold to W A Clark In Missoula
Rumor in the city says W A Clark purchased the Democrat Messenger, a paper published here, to join the Meret papers in the state. Officials decline comment on the deal and the price is stated around $10,000.
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Meer
Missoula
Mont
Dew
A. Clark
Meagenger
Duttiertts Messner
Ramer Ag
Ramer Ag They Will Not Say Sestia
Pho Pitlee
Transcript filings in Wellcome and related cases before Senate
Special to the Inter Mountain reports the transcript of testimony in the Wellcome case Whiteside Miner case and Clark's testimony presented before Justice Nichols by Chandler. The papers were referred to the privileges and elections committee with a signed statement by Campbell and Hartman. All papers ordered printed with no new developments. Also note wanted ad for a first class plumber steam fitter to run and manage an established shop, apply Inter Mountain office.
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Inter Mountain
Washington
Wellcome
Clark
Nichols
Senate
Chandler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Campbell
Hartman
Fin
Jen
Durston
Inter Mountain Office
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Enos Carmon
Carmon & Heilig
Anaconda Mining Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Vigoral
City Ways and Means
T. G. Morris
J. H. Smith
W. Broadway
South Africa
Finlen-Media Drug Company
Leyson
Leynon
Good Cheer Entertainment
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Hotel Darter
Dow
Bute
Spokane
Pocatello
Portland
Ayer
FiniensMedia Drug Company, && N
Maiit
BR. A. & P., R. R. Company
Quay
New York
the Herald
G. O. McFarland, Mer
Wells
The
Philippines
Grand Opera House
Dee
E. Nankeville
Arkansas Hills
Human Hearts
Canton
Shore Acres
Fifth Avenue Theater
New York City
Sutton’s New Theater
Charles Dickson
Episcopal Fair
W. A Clark
Main Street
Butte, Montana
England
Hagiland
China
Carlsbad China
Davis & Weimescary Co
Wester
West Park Street
Niedenhofen
Sion
Royal Vienna
Mintou
Candon
Pery
Stacy & Adams
Excelsior Shoe Co
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
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