Marsh Case Continued in Helena Hearing Delays Demand for Damages
The Marsh case moved again in Helena with witnesses Jones and Clowes referenced. The defense challenged the paper company’s evidence while jurors were seated and the court weighed claims of potential death tolls and jurisdiction, delaying verdicts for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suday
Clancy
Burt Lement Irene
John MH
Bishop
John Ivan
Patrick O' Donnell
Rotmee Irth
George , Tuckett
Charles ‘Boley
Redmond
Uas Wilcox
Samuel Shovel
John Jory
Charles Mer
Rnfield
E Clowes
Thomas Jones
Hebegen Jones
Marenef
Staty
Wines
Marsh
Lawsuit Over Property Lien and Sale to Defendants
LOTS ON EL LA MAR H WOTLES E began action to recover 9555 with interest at 6 per cent a year from May 15. She claims a lien on her lot at the west side of Mon Na street, sold May 16 to the defendants for 4700, alleges payment to J H Trevise and that defendants refused to settle. Pemberton Maury represent. Also a dismissal without prejudice was filed in Turk v Heft et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar H. Wotlese
J. Ferrell
Fred M. Ferm
Digtriet
Tien thecEhae
Mon
J. H. Trevise
Agsteso
Martin Turk
Frank Heft
Church Notices Mix of Services and Meetings Across Several Congregations
A scatter of church notices lists services at Immanuel and St Pauls chapels, evening sermons, youth groups, and holiday events. It notes Sunday services at multiple locations, midweek meetings, Sunday school times, and Christmas observances, with names of pastors and organizers across several churches in Centerville and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Centerville
Dee
First Church of Christ
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
C. BE. Croley
Stacked church notices from South Butte area churches
A montage of service times and sermons from Copper and Alaska Street churches in Butte. Listings include South Butte Presbyterian, Mount Bethel, Epworth, Christian Tabernacle, Grace Methodist Episcopal, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Scandinavian Independent, and others. Details note sermon topics, Sunday school times, prayer meetings, and pastors or superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte
Praver
Mount Bethel
LL. Tower
Fonden Walkervill
Bethel Siuindgy
Be. WeNichols
Epworth Leigies
A Marte
Ay Thuy
Beathe
A Bae
de Lobb
Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church
Zowa
Second Streets
Sta. Im
J. W. Tait
Trinity Methodist
John Hosking
North Main Street
Goddnaste
David Rudle
Fptois
Miners and magnates in Mexico and Montana links
J A Brown arrives in this city on business tied to W A Clark interests. He recalls years in Oakland and Montana mining, mentions properties including sixty square miles of prime fruit land near Los Angeles quality, and notes the Columel Da Burns mine turmoil with Waterhouse partners. A local hat ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brown
Mexico
W. A. Clark
McDermott
Brown
Oakland
Cal
Montana
Menas
Claris
Mr. Brown
Moxie
Los Angeles
Gulf Coast
City
Kansas City Consolidated
Compania Metaurgica Mexicana
San Luis Potosi
Columel da Burns
Candelaria
Burns
United States
California
Hoe
Mexica
Lassen Andrew Erick C and Helen Andrew wed at home
Erick C Lassen and Miss Helen Andrew were married last evening at the corner of Jackson and Silver streets, performed by Justice Nichola. Lassen has recently struck a vein of rich ore in a mine he owns in the southeastern part of the city and has rapidly accumulated wealth. Smelter Shoe, solid leather, $1.40. Boucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick C. Lassen
Helen Andrew
Jackson
Silver Atreata
Nichola
Robber Holds Up Saloon At East Park Street
A masked man entered the saloon at 49 East Park Street early yesterday, took about 1.25 from the till after forcing the bartender to walk to the end of the bar, and exited with a pistol. A second man who sought a free drink briefly joined before leaving. Detective Murphy and Captain Leyden arrested a suspect, T. McKelvie, who claimed four days in the city from Seattle. A cold Elgin watch and chain with serials 7,874,816 and 60,346 were taken from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Street
Fitz- Td
Murphy
Leyden
T. McKelvie
Butte
Seattle
Rag Time Club Hosts Dazzling Cen teville Reception
The Rag Time Dancing club of Cen teville held a Wednesday evening reception at Hibernia hall in the hill city with over 100 couples in the grand march. Miss Kilton led the orchestra as dancers enjoyed music from A Bunch of Bigekherries to Dixie then returned to the floor after a lunch break. The club, organized over two years ago, emphasizes fun and escape from daily cares, with an eighteen member roster and officers including Whred Lowell as president and James Culten as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centeville
Hibernia Hall
Hill City
Kilton
Ofiggrs
Myer
Rey
Whred Lowell
Jimes Culten
John G. Gracey
Louis A. Buckjey
John Cooney
Murray Cogger
Sunrd
Mate
Giffin
Mooney
Nick Strumey
Jerry O'Brien
Patrick Riordan
Peter Farley
Whilam O'Brien
Henry Ziegler
John Doran
John Doyle
Thomas Kelly
Michael Harrington
Railroads discuss rate unity and crime crackdown
B M B&O passenger traffic chief reports strong eastern demand and anti-commission pact holding, praising Donald of the Central Passenger association for catching gas forgers Molers and Sanford. Western rail leaders conclude conference pushing territorial freight and passenger uniformity across routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Martin
Baltimore & Ohio System
Baltimore & Ohio
Donald
Central Passenger Association
Sanford
Northern Pacific and Great Northern notes in brisk state
Reports from committees show effort to resolve Yate issues, with St Paul and Kansas City teams to work locally. Northern Pacific signs a $250000 Pullman car contract while Manitoba premier Roblin visits St Paul. A circular on Right of Way and Tax Commissioner Wilkinson extends jurisdiction over Kootenai railway matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Kansas City
Roblin
Manitoba
Mr. Mellen
New ‘Fork
Northern Pacifi
Pullman Company
Great Northern
Wilkinson
Kootering Railway
Judge Sullivan's Matinee Disorderly Court Actions
The report covers multiple police court cases before Judge Sullivan. Mrs Chris Missner arrested for disturbing the peace and fined 20 dollars after asking for a guilty plea. Jennie Lewis released on bond, pleads not guilty, case set for Tuesday. Jen A Swift and J H Underwood arrested for disturbing the peace. Swift pleads guilty and is fined 10 dollars. Underwood claims Swift caused the dispute. Carrie Arnold fined 10 dollars for breaking a window. J Wilson and Gertie Moan charged with disturbin g the peace. Wilson pleads guilty, fined 10 dollars, Gertie’s case set for Tuesday with a baby in arms. Ed Chapman fined 5 dollars for leaving a team untied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Missner
Bytelivan
N A. Swift
J. H. Underwood
Sullivan
Swift
Chicago Art Company
Underwood
East Park Street
J. Wilson
Gertie Moan
Wilson
Gertie
Body to be shipped east for Connolly's interment
President A J McKinlay of the Eagles lodge in Wallace Idaho arrived to arrange transport of Connolly's embalmed body to Hornellsville New York for burial near his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McKinlay
Eagles' Lodge
Wallace
Idaho
Connolly
Hornellsville
N.Y
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Booth
Osc
Toc
A. Booth Cash Grocery
West Park Street
The
Outland
Norway
Pat Mackerel
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
Honly Avenue
New Street
Tay Walkerville
Thompson Investmt CO
Marsh Case
Helena
Mary
Bottego
Touth Svangelieat van Emmanuel Church
Tutte
Thaene
TRG
Ladies Society
Poaplea’ Society
Mantua
Lily Huets
L. Oa
Helerins
Clase Neerig Hon
Mm Rundis
Epworth
Mountain View Moethillst Epteenpatehurtet
Weta Woo
Fgb
Chives
Hostlige
Supetvnlte
Myacunel Leaperin Teetergbelock
Immanuel Presbyterian
Bundy
Y. S.C
Pyan
W. Trethowsy
H. Whiteman
Ronner of
Copper and
Alaska
Christian Tabérhache
Snortridge Memorr Church
of Christ
Washington and Mercury
Edward Oiiver Tilburn
West Mercury Street
Mountain View Mission
Garden
Pederson
Senator Clark
Boucher
Lassen
Andrew
Ragtime Club
New York
Western Railroad
Trafic Mangers
St Paul
Tuu
Western Rails Reals
Olernoun
Jeffrey
Christie & Leys Butte Pharmacy
Matin Street
Wille
Manttonngot
Jtnnie Lewis
Galena Street
Carrie Arnold
Creech
Ed Chapman
B. E. Cooney
Steamboat Grocery Co. Cor. Main and Fiaryland Ave
Weu
Monta
Lutey’s
Buttes
Lutey Bros
W. Park
Butta
Brobeck
Broveck
Coesceereres
Wisconsin
Hoffman House
Java
Boc
W. Broadway
Traker
Dunham's Co
Chungs
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