Great Northern chief to inspect road and plant site
Railroad notes say President J J Hill will visit Butte next week to tour the Great Northern system and Kalispell site for a new pickling plant to treat all five future locomotives. The plant promises large employment and a rail line extension may be pursued. General Superintendent Mudge arrived in Butte by private car and commented on city growth.
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Trans-continental lines set for rate war and emigration boom
Rivalry between Canadian Pacific and American lines over emigrant business could trigger a rate war as settlers and renters seek homes in Minnesota and North Dakota. Willis Drummond reports unprecedented immigration prospects with 5,000 renters likely to move spring, spurring demand for tickets and emigrant cars along Great Northern, SoD, and Northern Pacific corridors.
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Callahan Returns Without Custody Details
Colonel Emmet Callahan, who fled the city to avoid a district court order placing his wife in custody of their child, has returned to Butte this morning. He took the boy when he left, refuses to disclose the child’s whereabouts, and notes he left him in “safe” hands. His wife’s attorneys are expected to seek enforcement of the custody order.
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Teething Relief Ad by Mrs Winslow’s Syrup
An old remedy for teething babies promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming to soothe gums ease wind colic and relieve diarrhoea. The ad markets bottles at twenty five cents and mentions Dr Wix.
Mine dispute sparks court bid to halt sale
John Noyes seeks to stop the sale of the Cora mine to F A Heinze amid a tangle over leases liens and alleged conspiracies involving W H Young J K Heslet Heinze and W A Clark. The case traces back to 1888 and 1895 with claims of unpaid profits and improper transfers.
Heinze faces suit over royalties and property lien
The complaint alleges Heinze received 25000 in royalties and failed to account to the plaintiff. Clark and Clarke are brought in for a lien claim on the property, asserted to be after the plaintiff's claim. It asserts Heinze conspired to buy the Young interest, has paid 30012.60 through Heslet and will pay more, and will complete the purchase unless restrained. Judgment of 5000 with interest from March 1, 1888, is sought, with sale halted until payment and Heinze ordered to fund the balance into court.
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F. Augustus Heinze
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F. A. Heinze
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Galena Street grafter Lilly Woods charged in police court
In Galena Street precinct, Lilly Woods faced Judge Ferrell on a prostitution related charge amid a broader push to curb street robbery. She pleaded guilty after confessing a plan to reform Galena Street women who rob men, and was jailed after a $100 fine. John Taylor, arrested for theft of rubber boots, pleaded not guilty and awaits trial.
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Physician's Bill Upheld In Civil Jury Verdict
An 1898 case before Justice Nichols ended with a jury awarding Dr. Leo Hagenberger $100 for professional services to Caesar and Mrs. Ruffa. The doctor claimed a $300 bill for three months, with a prior agreement for that amount and a $175 payment. The Ruffas argued no agreed price, valuing the services at $97.50 and paying $200, counterclaiming $102.70. The jury sided with the physician.
Carpenters' Trion Call for Funeral Meeting
All members are requested to meet at their hall on Friday February 24 at 2 PM to attend the funeral of D McCovin a deceased member who died on the end By order of G J Parminton President.
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D. McCovinm
G. J. Parminton
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