Two Divorce Suits Highlight District Court Proceedings
In district court Judge Clancy heard an order to show cause in Bordeaux vs Bordeaux over a $5000 attorney fee and a bank overdraft of $1809. The testimony detailed asset values including Ella group of mines, Little St. Lawrence, and surface ground. The judge ordered temporary support of $100 monthly for the defendant and $600 for attorneys during the suit. Additional divorce cases include Anna Harris vs Frank Harris seeking alimony and child support. Multiple trial dates were set for various cases, with list of parties and March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Bordeaux
Alex
Johnstone
Bank
James A. Talbot
First National Bank
W. S. Cobban
Ella Group of Mines
Little St. Lawrence
J. H. Maloney
A. Driggs
Anna Harris
Frank T. Harris
Providence of the Sacred Heart
Missoula
Legal Notices and Lawsuit Docket Summary Listings
A dated docket list shows multiple court actions including Dekay vs Hughes, Smith & Co. vs Mott, Baker v Butte City Water, Foster v Jefferson, Eclipse Bloye v Regan, Keller v Loeber, Rowe v Rodda, Benham v Standard Publishing, Stokes v Fisher, Gordeaux v MeCormick, Driscoll v McCormick, Murray v Walker, Garrity v Mountain Publishing, Good Luck Shoe and Clothing v Holbrook, Kaufman v McGarvin, First National Bank of Butte v Bray, Nickel v Graf, O Donnell v DePauli, Lynde v others, Altman v Sam, Niedenhofen admin vs ESU NG aetane Union Railway, Wankins v Montana Union Railway, Porter v D C, Smalley v Savage, Bellinger administrator v Boston Montana Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Johnson
A. A. Dekay
Nicholas Hughes
C. J. Smith & Co
J.C. Mott
Ben Baker
Butte City Water Company
Department 11
Lee W. Foster
Jefferson
McCauley
Eclipse Bloye
Company
Patrick H. Regan
Keller
Standard Publishing Company
W. H. Stokes
Charles Fisher
T. J. Gordeaux
John Me Cormick
Dennis Driscoll
Michael Mcl Cormick
James A. Murray
Elizabeth Walker
Kate Garrity
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Good Luck Shoe and Clothing Company
Fred Holbrook
Louis Kaufman
Son McGarvin
H. Wankins
Montana Union Railway Company
John Andy
May Niedenhofen
D.C. Porter
K. V. Smalley
George TH. Savage
Felix Bellinger
Bostot & Montana Company
Mountain View Church Planned For Rebuild
Ex Gover e ch urds chairs the trustees meeting to consider tearing down Mountain View Church and erecting a larger edifice costing 20000 to 45000 dollars. Trustees aim to accommodate a growing congregation as many are turned away for lack of space. The Sunday school voted unanimously to support rebuilding and pledges 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
High Wind Causes Damage in Butte Early Morning
A strong west wind hit Butte early today causing structural damage. Houses lost partial roofing, the Catholic church roof was badly damaged, and a tin section torn. Edward Larson's near Utah Avenue reported roof blown off, while the Mountain View tower swayed briefly. No injuries reported as snow drifts delayed trains and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Edward Larson
Utah Avenue
Mountain View
Urey
AJ & PT
Names of travelers and places listed at hotels
A long list of individuals and locations including Rutte Chay Meinger Wo rings John Moore Anaconda John Brennen Frank Conway Sheridan Chase Turner Philadelphia A W Pullen New York Denton Frank D Brown Minneapolis Kine man Knobs J N Gravelle Snow Abraham Leon Tuplitz Waiters Revenue McDermott Clark Helena Herron Holiday D J Fitzgerald Hayes Gregson Springs Grant Salt Lake Starbird Gold Creek Blond McLure Sproule Bateman Worcester Morris Helena Stiefel Kellogg Big Timber Jacobs San Francisco and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rutte
Chay
Meinger
Worings
John Moore
Anaconda
John C .Brennen
Horse Prairie
Frank Conway
Sheridan
C. Stout
Chicago
FLA
Chase
Turner
Philastelphia
A.W. Pullen
N.Y
Denton
Frank D. Brown
Wm. Heggam
Minneapolis
Kineman
C. L. Knobs
T. J. Farrell
Virginia City
J. N. Gravelle
Butte
F. E. Snow
Abraham
San Francisco
A. Tom Leon
M.tuplitz
New York
C. W
Waiters
L. Harris
Revenue
the McDermott
W. J. Clark
Helena
D. A. Herron
Marysville
Herbert Holloway
Deer Lodge
D. J. Fitzgerald
Trail
Don Hayes
Gregson Springs
A. M. Grant
Salt Lake
H. O. Kellogg
Big Timber
Lee Jacobs
RICHEST BEGGAR ON EARTH IN RUSSIA
A damaged ad style notice extols a beggar born without limbs as a symbol of pity while urging readers to favor industrious workers over sympathy. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a quick cure for overworked men with stomach and nervous complaints, claiming global recognition for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Proposal for Earlier Retail Closing Considered by Clerk Assembly
Tomorrow evening the clerk assembly will discuss an earlier closing hour for retail places, aiming for a movement to close retail shops earlier in the week, with Saturday evenings excepted. Large establishments reportedly favor the move, while clerks advocate early closing to match the reduced hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looky
Wil
Mayak O Welock
Death by poison ends life of Helena laborer Morrison
Henry Morrison a laborer at the Northern Pacific round house in Helena died Saturday afternoon after taking carbolic acid at 4 o clock. He had married a month earlier to Minnie Whittick. A quarrel earlier in the day preceded his act and his wife refused him money. Morrison died within half an hour despite doctors efforts. Separately, John Carrington's pardon was delayed by the pardon board after protests from Representative Truscott and Currington, with a Glasgow board inquiry set to influence the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Oppenheimer
Old York Block
West Park Street
John Zelmer
James A. Meyers
M. H. Shadinger
Mr. Oppenheimer
D. K. Whitney Ws
H. M. Patterson
Henry Morrison
Northern Pacific Round House
Helena
Morrison
Minnie Whittick
Grand Central
Main Street
John Carrington
Valley County
Truscott
Currington
Benjamin BP
Coard
Glasgow
Dillon fire narrowly spares Mellon hotel in barn blaze
A wooden barn at the rear of the Mellon hotel in Dillon caught fire on Saturday. Fortunate for the hotel, there was no wind and volunteer firefighters quickly extinguished the flames. Damage to the hotel is about $1,500. The Mellon, owned by J C Mejen, is a prominent county hotel completed about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Dillon
J.C. Meijen
Butte
Fatal accident at Sheridan involving wagon and dredge work
A court report states Fred Smith, a teamster employed on the Convey placer dredge project at Sheridan, was killed when a wagon rolled over him. Charles Walter, manager of Henry Eling & Co, said Smith, reportedly intoxicated, may have fallen from the wagon. He left a wife and several children in destitute conditions. The message was to notify relatives in this city. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walter
Henry Eling & Con
Sheridan
Fred Smith
Belings
Mme
Walter
Police Court Finds Lodging, Fines for Sehneider
Police Court ordered Frank Sehneider to seek new lodging after sleeping at the eitair for nights. He was fined for drunkenness but could not pay, likely securing a stopgap placement in the coming days. Dan Frithway also fined for drunkenness. Robinson, secretary to a courtesan, pleaded not guilty and will face trial tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sehneider
Eitair
Sehneider
Costa
Dan Frith Way
Eriesity
AMOS TURKISH BATH OFFERS CURES AND SERVICES
A notice advertises Amos Turkish Bath as a preventive and cure for diseases. It claims an apparatus can reduce joint swelling from rheumatism or sprain in 2 to 20 minutes and relieve pain. Turkish baths priced at $1.00 and plain baths at 25 cents.
Settlement Reached in Teamsters Dispute with C J Smith Co
A public notice states the difficulty between the Teamsters Union and C J Smith Co has been settled satisfactorily to the union. The committee members listed are G L Smickler W F Scott and John M Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
C.J. Smith & Co
G. L. Smickler
W.F. Scott
John M'Mann
Another Fight in the Philippines Sparks Coal Dispute
A clash in the Philippines involved the Silver Bow Coal company over shipments of coal priced at 2001 pounds per ton. The dispute centers on all coal types and a telephone contact listed as 32 for inquiries.
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Ibutter
Silver Queen
Main and
Calena
Peo
Calkins’ Book Store
Butte, Mont
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
S. B. National Bank
Butte - Montana
Buy
Hamlel
John G. Evans
North Main St
Huie Pock & CO
South Main
Offenheimer
Anna Fant
W. L. Fant
Anna Chauvin
District Court
Department I
John F. French
James McFaydon
Felix Mc
Alevy
P. H. Regan
Villa Besselve
R. E. Hogarth
Mary McDonald
Jessie C. Knox
Andrew Jones
Mary Ann Hurley
Patrick O'Neill
Elizabeth Coleman
Oliver N. Pery
Montana
Bill Posting
A. D. Signs Service
W. BE. Kendrick
C. B. Dutton
George A. Cobban
Elizabeth Davis
Catherine Evans
Susan Mitchell
Harry Blumkin
Moses Benoit
B. County
H. L. Haupt
Elias Simmington
Ruth F. Leggat
John McCormick
Dr. Win
Dr. Wix
N Hotel
Amos
Cor. Broadway and
Main Sts
Scabe
Curicuca
Eliza Roye
Wash
D.C
1St St
Brooklyn
Doctora
W.G. Love
Willer St
Phila
Panthers
Porras D
DR. Judd
Aly
F. F. Shadduck
West Park
Mont
la Lance & Grosjean
BEE Hive CO
Granite
Steck
Vose Crown
Kingsbury
CE. Wendell
North Main Stree
Lynndale
Bas. Langlois
E. C. Davey
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