Cartier Goes Free A Constable’s Story
Levi Cartier Jr. was acquitted of grand larceny in Madison County court after testimony about a December 1400 buggy theft from Fred J. Rowlands. The jury rejected defense motions and Cartier, though free, faced county punishment for his conduct including drawing a gun during the arrest attempt by deputy Bollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Cartier, Jr
Juidge Clancy
Cartier
Fred J. Rowlands
Fred Rowlands
Cartive
G. A. Bollinger
Dullinger
Feason
Tyne
Bollinger
Wittess
Madison County
Levi Cartier Fouchet
Laer
Ila
Levi
Butte
Dan Smuth
Cartier Agai
Hin Hers” Bollinger
Boss
Jundge
Madison
Name swap revealed in Butte death benefit case
Heirship dispute uncovers Charles F Young was actually John W Murphy who changed his name after leaving Roxbury in 1868. Murphy died on the Montana Union Railroad hill line in 1887 and his estate, tied to a Pacific Mutual policy, faces $6963.76 for heirs Patrick Murphy James Murphy and Hannah Murphy McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Young
Montana Union Railroad Company
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ban Fran
John W. Murphy
Roxbury
Mass
Patrick F. Murphy
James Murphy
Hannah McKay
Port Tlan
Patrick. Murphy
Boston
John William Sturphy
Hun
Virgina City
Nevada
Hannah McKoy
Dan Petrick W. Sheehy
Mi 8
Nia
Charles P. Youur
Virginia City
Hutte
Qin
Ovne
Young
Jony Wiliam Murphy
Leston
Satisfactory Explanations Delay Court Actions In Des Moines
Names called to charge Cliney’s court failed to answer. A mistaken service issue delayed action on Martin. June had a satisfactory explanation so no fine imposed. Mike Sullivan, a youth, was arrested for petty larceny after being caught stealing cases from Yealley near Centennial Brewery offices. The case may go to county attorney for reform school reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliney
FL M. Howe
Edward Marlin
Cem
Martin
Mike Sullivan
Yealley
Centennial Brewery
Atthorl- Alex
Reform School
Printing committee to meet on city publishing by Feb 6 1902
The printing committee of the city council will hold an evening meeting to decide definite action on city printing and publishing through February 6, 1902. Six items are to be considered, with findings to be reported to the council tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ctty Conncil Wi
City Board of Health
Livingstone News Court Sensation in a Montana Chase
Livingston Montana February 12 1901 a sensational tale unfolds as attorney Hugh J Yeaton sues J Martin for 5000 damages over breach of promise to marry. marriages and rumors thread through this district court docket and a later libel suit against Housley are noted amid local gun club shoots and business news on M Donovan and Patton deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Hugh J. Miller
Maggie A. Yeaton
District Court
J. Martin
Inter Mountain
Mary A. Stoel
Mary A. Steel
Col
W. H. Yeaton
Confarr
Conrarr
Mc. Conforr
Jack the Choker in Police Court Case
Complaints against three drunks and one disturber of the peace were read in the police court this morning. The drunks were fined five dollars each and the disturber forfeited a ten dollar bond. The disturber called himself Jack the Choker and was accused of choking Lilly the Lush on Mercury street. Lilly was not badly hurt and Jack posted a ten dollar bond to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mercury Street
Lilly
Suit To Recover 300 on Old Promissory Note
A suit seeks judgment of 300 from J. P. Mattingly on a promissory note dated 1897. To secure the debt he pledged 20,000 shares of North Pactte Plover Mining stock to the State Savings bank and assigned to D. P. A. Largey the right to manufacture or sell in the state the Boston Automatic Stopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mattingly
State Savings Bank
North Pactte Plover Mining Company
DP. A. Largey
Boston
Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertises foot relief
The notice markets Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful feet, corns, bunions, sweating, and hot tired feet. It promises instant relief and makes tight shoes feel easy, selling for 26 cents with trial packages available through Allen Olmsted Le Roy N.Y. locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Fred
Olmsted le Roy
Promissory Suit Filed by Administrator Lulu Largey
Lulu F. Largey as administrator of the estate of 67 PB. A. Largey began a lawsuit concerning a promissory note, signaling a legal action to recover owed funds. The filing establishes the administrator as plaintiff and cites the note as the basis for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu F. Largey
PB. A. Largey
Conservative business group promises fair profit and cash sales
A short promotional notice proclaims a cash based, customer pleasing, conservative business approach. It emphasizes strict adherence to business, small profits, and a desire for customer trade due to satisfactory goods and prices.
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Cwlifornia
A. Booth Cash Grocery
West Park Strest
Pare Food Products
Mall
New House
Empire Addition
New Street
Walkerville
Gagnon
Court House
Main Street
Thompson Investmt CO
West Broadway
Shady Break
Ceylon
Naval
the Smith Grocery Co
St. Main
Barnes
Morris
W. Park
Case For Reform School
Livingston News
Alexander Livingston
Spokane
Roubinson Minfig
Spokaje
H. Bush
Montana
John W. Patton
West Side
Patton
Missouri
E. Smith
Mountain View
Mik
Sour
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Livingston Mare
Peelie
Hansen
Bentlevan
M. M. Coleman
Bute
Tadt
Coleman Waa
Lowey Lower
St. Lawrence
Potter Palmer
Chicago
San Francisco
Edith Winslow
George Winslow
Oscar Bartsch
Riverside Adu~ction
James Matthews
Michigan
Me. Matthews
George Alderson
Tivingston
Tra. J. EB. Matlery
Freeman Ball
Uke Arippe
Axel Anderson
Northern Pacific
Tr. BR. D. Alton
Missoula Cypital
Texin
Missoula
Sullivan Cruso
J. E. Swindlehurst
Rock Mountain Bell ‘Telephone Company
Frank Henry
Stevenson
Big Thiber
Confarro
Bowen
Brooks
Brose
Seuss
Joslin
Choker
Wallon Cin
Asc
Hest Caruiina Head
Columbia
Russell Miter Milling Company
Dakota
Lone Star
Thuly
Brobeck
Lexington Coffee
Santo’s
Evans’ Book
Main St
Gooth
Kent
Christie & Leys
N. Main Street
Pure Food Cafe
East
Battle Creek
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