Vacate Injunction Sought Over Wash ington Placer Claim
In Meaderville the Montana Ore Purchasing company with F Augustus Heinze and George Gemmel petition the district court to dissolve a restraining order. Gemmel claims the Washington placer ground was unoccupied on December 30 and part of a great vein system, seeks to explore and sink three shafts, and protest placer patent filings while alleging fraud in prior proofs. The judge set a hearing for April 7 after Gemmel’s affidavit, with the plaintiffs ordered to show cause why the order should not be dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
George Gemmel
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Distat
Washington Placer
Meaderville
Lillian A. Warley
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Gemmell
Ye Geminel
Harvey
Butte & Boston
Patrick A. Largey
Gemoaie
Clancy
Gemmel
Trespass case dismissed over injunction in Meaderville
Judge Clancy dismissed the action against J S Goforth I Brown William Goforth Charles Mack and William Smith in Butte county court at Meaderville The defendants had been accused of violating an injunction by starting work on the Washington claim The plaintiffs Butte & Boston company and Lyman M Harley sought to halt work and did not pursue further action The court incident included a brief flare of excitement but no additional proceedings occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Goforth
I. Brown
William Goforth
Charles Mack
William Smith
Clancy
M. O. P. Company
F. A. Heinze
George Gemmel
Washington
Meaderville
Butte & Boston Company
Lyman M. Harley
Levere objects to Langdon interview over Oglesby bout
Chester Levere challenges Referee Belly Langdon’s postfight interview about the Levere Oglesby match claiming he did not lose the bout and that Oglesby fouled repeatedly with elbows and a head butt. He cites eye injury and asserts Langdon mischaracterized Oglesby’s hand injury and condition after the fight. Levere says he would fight again under fair refereeing anywhere in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Levere
Belly Langdon
Levere-Oglesby
Oglesby
Langdon
Jon
Inter-Mountain
Ocean
Fragmentary OCR News Clip Provides Muddled Quoted Tone
Readable fragments describe a guarded topic with unclear names and settings. The text hints at a classification or outcome but lacks coherent details, making it difficult to identify the main action, place, or participants from the incomplete wording.
Cecil Rhodes Pays Tribute to Labram in Relief Dispatch
The New York Journal wired Cecil Rhodes for a note on relief to Americans. Rhodes replied thanking the editor. He credited DeBeer's chief engineer Mr Labram, an American, who helped with a gun that fired a thirty pound shell but was killed four days before relief arrived. Labram was the brother of Mrs Joseph Vivian of Kimberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
DeBeer
Labram
OICIL
Rhodes
Joseph Vivian
Names List of Individuals Across Multiple Cities and Firms
A dense roster of names and locations including Butte New York Minneapolis Dillon Cedar Rapids San Francisco Zanesville Missoula Cincinnati Helena Denver and more associated with various firms and persons. The passage compiles numerous individuals such as Ritchell Grampe Finley Webbstein McMillan Goldburg Fen wick Steele Greenhood Pierce Shackleford Sloner Cardes Parker Oldaker Howell Farr Warren Dechert Fyhrie Thompson Sayer Winter Mayere Reid Hayden and others linked to cities and companies across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
C. M. Ritchell
New York
H.W. Grampe
Minneapolis
J. B. Finley
Dillon
Creo
Webstein
Cedar Rapids
D. McMillan
Omar Goldburg
San Francisco
R. H. Smith
Zanesville
Judd Wilson
Salt Lake
Geo. W. Fenwick
James Steele
Carl Greenhood
C. C. Pierce
Missoula
D. A. Shackleford
Cincinnati
Youth discharged in police court after vagrancy charge
Robert Lurch, a Missoula county youth, was discharged by Judge Sullivan this morning on condition that he leave for his home within 24 hours. Smith and Allen were fined five dollars jointly for altering a building at 7 West Granite Street without city permission, but the fine was remitted. Henry Martin was fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lurch
Missoula County
Sullivan
Smith & Allen
West
Granite Street
Eee
Henry Martin
Rew Taken To Hospital After Odd Fellows Aid
Gilbert H. Rew the young inventor who suffered mental collapse over his patent was released from jail by the Odd Fellows lodge of which he is a member and moved to St. Pauls hospital last night. George Gohn the young mans father in law is expected to arrive from Virginia City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Rew
Odd Fellows
St. Paul's Hospital
George Gohn
Virginia City
Horses Scarce In Bozeman Region Amid Market Decline
STATENEWS notes W. B. McComb shipped several cars of horses east Sunday, depleting local stock and making horses more profitable than cattle for breeding. J. B. Long feeds about 28,000 ewes for wool, mainly in South St. Paul and Sycamore. Red Lodge faces a severe scarlet fever outbreak with 22 cases and two deaths. schools closed and gatherings banned to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McComb
Bozeman Avant
J. B. Long
South St. Paul
Minn
Sycamore
Ills
Red Lodge
City ‘Board of Health
Major Logan Returns From Washington With Promised Indian Improvements
Major W. R. Logan, Blackfeet reservation agent, returned to Helena from Washington where he secured government plans for a new boarding school at Cutbank and related infra boost. The project costs about 67000 dollars, with total reservation programs scaled from prior 150000–175000 annual estimates to 85000, plus cattle funding. He notes rapid progress of 1900 Plegans and Blackfeet, school expansion inland, and emphasis on farming and stock raising as feeders to the Cutbank boarding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Logan
Blackfeet
Helena
Washington
Blackfeet Reservation
Major Logan
Browning
A. S. Hovey
Cutbank
Montana
Indiana
Indians to Receive Stock Assistance on Blackfeet Reservation
The department plans to issue cattle to about 3,000 heifers to the Blackfeet Indians this year to boost stockraising. Farming exists on the reservation with ample hay, and Indians are adapting to white man attire. The Red Man's burden is seen as being shouldered by the Indian himself, with future self support anticipated. Treaty funds will finance the stock distribution and a separate government fund will cover Indian school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
Blackeet
Indiana
Bankrupts Represented and Discharge Hearings Set
The United States court adjudged several individuals bankrupt including Charles D. Wilt of Great Falls with liabilities of 9906.08 and assets of 50 and Leander Stepnack Riviojo with a final discharge petition set for March 19. James R. Creighton was ordered discharged. Jane P. Wahte of Mid Canon Montana was adjudged bankrupt with liabilities 859.28 and assets 2488.00. Fred A. Bartlett pleaded not guilty to perjury. A bill of exceptions was filed against the court order overruling the demurrer. Creditors of L. W. Nix on and the Silver City Mercantile Co were given until this afternoon to file a 9000 bond and until tomorrow to post 1000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Wilt
Great Falla
United Stat Court
C. I. Boardman
Bevin
Leander Stepnack Riviojo
James RK. Creighton
Janes P. Wahte
Mid Canon
Montana
C. TE. Boardman
Great Fails
Fred A. Bartlett
L. W. Nixon
Silver City Mercantile Ca
Dooley Seeks 147lb Wrestle Match With Ziehr in Houghton
Mike Dooley, claiming Montana lightweight championship, asks Hyening News for a $50 side match against Joe Ziehr in Houghton County within six weeks. Dooley deposits $25 with Dan Sullivan Laurium as good faith, backs up by Thomas Dooley, and notes Ziehr must wrestle or respond. Local wrestlers expect strong interest due to rivalry and even matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper County
Mich
Mike Dooley
Montana
Joe Ziehr
Hyening News
Ziehr
Houghton County
Dan Sullivan
Laurium
Dooley
Zlehr
Thomas Dooley
Pullman Standard Sleeping Cars Run Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis
The Northern Pacific operates the only sleeping cars from Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis. Two cars are on the night train from Anaconda and Butte, one via Billings Burlington route to St Louis and the other from Butte to St Paul, with no car changes along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
St. Paul
St. Louis
Butte
Billings
Burlington
Dr IDR. W. A. Akers Veterinary Surgeon Ad
IDR W A Akers veterinary surgeon located at Reed's Livery Stable 8 Main Street Butte Montana treats horse diseases and offers day or night calls. Telephone 156.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Llvery
Main Street
Butte
Montana
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Phoenix
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Brobeck
West Broadway Frorpt Delivery
BIG Four
Richelieu
Cash Grocery
Main
Galena
J.E Tuite
EL Menten
Heinze
Levere
the McDermott
F. W. Thompson
H. J. Thompson
H. Karberg
Kansas City
David Greig
W. H. Griffin
H. O. Christensen
Kalispel
C. E. Bell
J. 8. Soss
D. D. Twohy
F. H. MacDonald
F. L. Gray
B. Polle
Chicago
A. J. Sayer
Chas. M. Winter
W. M. Mise
W. H. Allensworth
Ed.Mayere
San Diego
John Reid
Deer Lodge
A. Hayden
Denver
Rew
Statenews
N. Main St
School For
C.D. Wilt
ST. Paul and ST. Louis
W. A. Akers
DR. Dodd
Park Street
Fish Department
Jockey Club
Fee
Cash Grocers
West Park Street
Tel
Siac
Sige
Brownhield-Canty Carpet CO
Park Sre
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