Whelan Sues Rail Firm For 20000 In Damages
Mrs. Whelan seeks 20000 in a wrongful death suit after her son James H L Whelan, a fireman for the railway company, was killed when a locomotive struck a washout near Salute Chile on August 18. The plaintiff alleges the company failed to maintain the track, causing the wreck that left her family destitute. John F Cassy is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Rede J
Whelan
Tibe City
Andiene
Connie Ty
Hepsett
James HL. Whelan
Salute
Chile
Weeson
Tewler
Pie Finher
Fey
John F Cassy
Railroads plans and new executive changes discussed
A lengthy report details railroad consolidations and proposed mergers, highlighting the potential Burlington Northern Pacific union and the uncertainty around St Paul and Northern Pacific ties. It notes a Northern Pacific excursion through Montana to Washington, and announces personnel changes including A M Clolind as northern Pacific general passenger and agent in St Paul, with other western appointments.
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Burcington
Northern
Pacife
Burlington
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Poine Wi Whee
de Nut
Muober
Montana
Alaska
Oregon
Woeeetloha
Tata Futins
Oxyire Sivts
Hutte
Wenry
Havve
Washington
Union Pavitt
Weil
Ida
T. D. Lynch
Grou Navihern
My. Lynch
Philadelphia
RR. C. Stevens
Western Pass Ager
Beattie
Ms. Steyns
Tincifle
Great Northern Railay
Stevena
Viosa
Paasenger
Whitney
Spokane
Pa~ Eifle
Opening Gun Sparks Revival at South Butte Church
The revival campaign at South Butte M B church opened with a well attended service and lively singing. Pastor Twit led praise while Professor Reed and Lewins Reed drew praise for the duet. Master Masons gather at Masonic Temple for tribute to A P Van Dusen. A job notice seeks 25 experienced clothing and shoe salespeople at Dorothy block.
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South Butte
M. B
Twit
Professor Reed
David
Masonic ‘Temple
Butte
Purnos
A. P. van Dusen
DeWitt Clinton Lodge
Grand Lodge of Vermont
Butte Tody No. 22
W. M. W. T. Moardman
Highwaymen Rob Yokohand Restaurant Hold Up
Two gunmen robbed Yokohand restaurant on South Main between Gidena and Mer ayy streets at 2 am taking about 50 cash. Officers arrested two men later named BE Patter son and Willan Ward, while a Japanese waiter identified suspects. About 35 was taken from drawers and around 15 from the cash register before escape.
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South Main Street
Gidena
Merayy
McQueeney
Foley
Ide Itifestion
BE. W. Patterson
Willan Ward
Perons
Cccok
Waite
Ailet
Walter
Bartlett Perjury Case Dismissed by Court of Appeals
United States circuit court in San Francisco sustained the demurrer in United States v Bartlett, freeing him pending dismissal of the indictment. Bartlett faced charges of perjury over £7009 in assets listed in bankruptcy, amid claims of theft and robbery narratives surrounding funds. He is currently at liberty on bail as action moves toward dismissal.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States
Fred A. Bartlett
Hutts
Bartlett
Divorce action filed by Elizabeth Byrne in district court
Elizabeth Byrne filed for divorce from Edward Byrne in district court claiming they wed in England on May 14, 1883, with three children. She alleges long separation, residence limits to Butts, and that property at Warren & Kingsbury's addition 5 Black Y and 7 Woolman street is mortgaged for 2500, partly paid from joint and her labor. She seeks property set aside for her, custody of the children, and a divorce decree.
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Elizabeth Byrne
Edward Byrne
District Court
Woolman Street
Wis
Bozeman Court Busy Session Delays Litigations
Bozeman Mont Feb 15 report notes a busy court session with many cases still pending this term. The Tuesday Night Whist Club met at Mr and Mrs W W Livingston residence on Black avenue South with many invited guests and a full complement of tables. George R Safley won the gentlemen's prize.
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Bozeman
Mont
W. W. Livingston
Black Avenue South
George R. Safley
Socials and court notes a busy Livingston week
The evening social featured Mrs Tamblies and Mrs McPherson with refreshments by Mrs Livingston and guests including Dr and Mrs Garret, Mr and Mrs Owenhouse, and many locals. The New Century Club hosted Mary and Alice Lewis with card games and songs. Divorce case Nellie Bo MeComb versus V T Comb resulted in custody of minor children and $7 alimony. other court business and criminal matters were noted, including John Morrison’s not guilty verdict on grand larceny. A Lady of Quality impressed at the opera house with Hugenie Blair headlining and strong company. Modern Woodmen delegation headed to Helena for state meeting. funeral honors observed in Helena for Dr Van Leoy. Dell Alderson of Livingston visited Bozeman.
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McPheoraon
Hutlee
Peive
Raucer
Livingston
Dr and Mra
Garrett
Wogan
J. Owenhouse
Mir
Alward
Airs
WS. Davidson
Baker
McPherson
G. J. Farley
da. Lacs
YB. Howe
New Century Club
Mary
Alice Lewis
Nellie Bo MeComb
TM Comb
Holloway
Hugenie Blair
Opera
Miss Blair
Cutting
John Morrison
Uriagin
Allen's Foot Ease Promotes Comfy Feet in Shoes
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen hot feet, numbness, and tiredness. It claims quick relief from sweating, ingrowing nails, bunions, and callous spots, promising rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package offer.
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Allen
Allen O. Olmsted
le Roy
Coal Delivery Announcement from Citizens Coal Co
Citizens Coal Co advertises fresh daily coal from Keima merer mines with prompt delivery plus Springs and Montana coals and dry wood in stock. Located at No. 4 E Broadway, phone 48.
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Keimamerer
Stock Springs
Montana
Citizens Coal CO
E. Broadway
Allen's Fact-Ease Foot Comfort Ad
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Fact-Ease powder for painful smarting nervous feet corns bunions and nail growth relief. It claims instant relief for stinging feet, sweating calluses hot tired aching feet and comfort in tight shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25 cents by mail trials free Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen QO
Olmsted le Roy
N. Y
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