THUUDLDY AT THE LASSENS INFIDELITY ALLEGED IN DIVORCE
Lassen, owner of a $25,000 estate, faces a divorce filing by his wife Helen Andrew. She seeks $500 monthly alimony plus $400 legal fees, alleging infidelity with Bila Langton at the Little Club in East Mercury Street and other marital misconduct. The case, set for Judge Harney on the 22nd, promises sensational developments.
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Jek
Lassen
Mr Lassen
Helen Andrew
Hiastand
Fife
Nia
Ae FP Gorman
Cobham
Bila Langton
East Mercury Street
Andre Weil
Harney
Music at the tink tonight admission two cents
A brief evening event offers music at the tink tonight with admission noted in small print. The notice lists a modest price of two cents for entry and mentions seats or times minimally.
Will Conway Set to Defend Ice Championship Title
T Conway, famed ice skater, will race Winnipeg’s Dun den on Sunday at Holland street rink for a $100 purse. The match, delayed by poor ice, pits Conway confident he can win as Dun den brings vast Canadian and Michigan circuit experience. Both men vow a fair race with the best man prevailing.
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T. Conway
Noephiwest
Holland Street
BedcomMithon
J.T. Conway
Dunden
Winnipeg
Canada
Michigan
Ie Metatford
Champlor
Oe World
Bat
Sone
Conway Tet
Daly Memorial meeting unfolds in Hen Nessy building offices
The Daly Memorial association executive committee met in the FP Annolly offices in the Hen nessy building last night and heard the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Memorial Association
FP Annolly
Hennessy
Memorial fund drive gains broad support and plans outlined
Reports from the memorial committee show favorable reception for a fundraising effort honoring Mr Daly. Executives may alphabetize contributor names by county and publish an album with the memorial photo as the centerpiece. Prominent citizens including Gov Toole and Hartmanelly voiced approval. music at the rink referenced for tonight with admission listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydslong
Luuimitiera
Paa
Walt
Daly
Ube Et Pubile
Bentios
J. Kk. Toole
Hartmaiy Frank D. Brown
Philipsbure
T. J. Portey
Miles City
William Steuwe
Helena
Col. Ob, Lioyd
J. Hy Leyson
Butte
O. Y. Warren
Winn Springs
German Lutheran church benefit party entertains 150 guests
The ladies of the German Lutheran church held an "everybody's birthday party" at Miss Laura Hudtoff and Mrs. Ed Eno residence on West Copper Street. About 150 people attended from 8 pm to midnight and a neat sum was raised to help pay church property debts. Performers included Miss Tucker, Lydie Bartles, Stella Bartels, Ethel Dilton, Rosie Frudenstein, and Stella Donnell with solos on piano violin and voice.
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Laura Hudtoff
Ed Eno
Copper Street
Miss Tucker
Lydie Bartles
Stella Bartels
Ethel Dilton
Rosie Frudenstein
Stella Donnell
Elks Ball Tonight At RenSHAW Hall Delights Attendees
The first annual Elks ball at Ren shawe hall draws strong attendance with a Helena delegation of lawmakers and prominent citizens. The event, under BLP O E Silvey Howlodge No 240, features tasteful decorations and superb floral displays, with many tickets sold.
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Tirs
Renshawe Hall
Hurs
Helena
Notable Visitors In Town From Helena And Boulder
Dillon ix at the MeDer and Deer Lodge merchant H. RB. Davi is staying at the Butte. Ex United States Senator T. C. Power of Helena is visiting McDermott. Robert Merrill, a prominent Amagonda man, is in town and registered at the Butte. Dan Brown reports lively capital city activity after a Helena visit. Henry L. Sherlock of Boulder, ex sheriff, is a guest at the Butte. D. S. Haskett, formerly a traveling man for a Chicago house, now with Herla company in Greenwood, is in the city. The tailings plant is closed for winter. work will resume in spring. London is the land hemisphere center, New Zealand the water hemisphere.
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Aly
Jefferson Eunty
Butte
D. S. Haskett
Chicago
Herla Company
Greenwood
Howverhead County
Lnlay
Local Notices and Business Cards from Montana
A collage of local business and service ads includes dentists in Butte and Missoula area, glass wearers, and a gas and coal supplier. It lists Grotto Cafe meals near the post office, Barnett Bros. in Walkerville, Frank Lynch at 27 West Granite Butte, and a dental office over Ret Boot at 31 No Main. Also notes a divorce-like liability clause for E McBean, a hotel and restaurant workers union committee collection for Daly Memorial Fund, and notes for Thomas H. Foley and Walter Gordon as officers.
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N. Main St
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Dr. Forsyth
Owsley Block
Omce
West Park Street
City Wood and Coal Co
S. Main
Grotto Cafe
Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Suctec
Frank Lynch
West Granite
Butte
Financial market report from New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange opens with railroads rallying led by Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Manhattan gains while many high priced stocks suffer declines amid heavy liquidation. bonds dull. Sugar and money markets show mixed moves as Chicago and Kansas City livestock trade stay active with varied prices. overall market drift is cautious and volatile.
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New York
Jan
Missouri Pacific
Southern Paxville
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Bo& O
St. Paul
Federal Steel
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn Transit
Delaware and Hudson
Consolidated Gas
Northwest
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Brooklyn
Transit
Northern Pacific
NEWSPAPER MAN JAILED IN NICARAGUA PROMPTS SCARE
Nanagua January 16 The Associated Press reports Senor Jose M Castillo owner and editor of El Comercio has been imprisoned incommunicado and the paper halted. Editor Manuel Matus remains free as Zelaya’s government suppresses a recent article deemed critical. Posture of Nicaragua appears calm with no signs of revolt.
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Associated Press
Nanagua
Nic
Relaya
Jose M. Castillo
el Commercio
Managua
Senor Castillo
Sone Person
Grenada
Manuel Matus
Matus
President Zelaya
Matue
Zelaya
Society of the and Redpublic of
Central America
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Balvador
Republic of Central America
Matua
Guatemala
Surrender in Africa and Canal Talks Stir London Cabinet
A London dispatch says a special council will meet Friday to address the South African war crisis and the Nicaragua canal issue. Choate reports to Washington that a decision is expected, with Britain poised to yield under diplomatic evasions. Cabinet secrecy tightens as Rosebery warns against US trade encroachment and editors push pro American judgments.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
London
Nicaragua
Choate
Washington
Great Britain
Henry White
Limsdowne
Chamberlain
Edmunds
Offelalles
Cnits
Senate
Rosebery
United States
English agent arrives to buy horses in New York
C K Mills, an English racing accountant and betting commissioner’s agent for Pierre Lorillard and G Gardner, has arrived on the Majestic. His mission is to purchase horses and rare mares from Marcus Daly’s estate for shipment to Frank Gardiner’s stables.
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New York
C. K. Mills
Pierre Lorillard G.gardner
Majestic
Hamburg
Marcus Daly
Frank Gardiner
Kruger May Not Come to America Yet
Brussels reports Frickie Eleiwru ger's grandson arrived from The Hague and states Kruger has no intention of going to America at present. He might travel later if the Transvaal interests require it.
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Brussels
Jan
Frickie Eleiwruger
Hague
Kruger
America
Transvaal
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Catsup
Hanje Wade
A. Booth
Shady Brook
Falt
Hans Sloux
Bhian
the Smith Grocery Co
New House
Empire Addition
New Street
Gagnon
Court House
Main Street
Thompson Investmt CO
West Broadway
Morris
W. Park
Barnes & CO
Lutheran Church
Mual
ELKS
New Zealand
D. Austin
E. Mcbean
Dan
Oaly
Daily Record
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Sterling Exchange
Texas Tech
Texas Grass
Texas Bulls
Texas
Kansas City
Omaha
Western St
Brobeck
Mont
Montana
W. Broadway
California
Lutey Bros
Park
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Park, Cor, Mont. St
Baileys
Norway
Christie & Leys
RAV
Franklin McVeigh
RBS
Cross & Blackwell
Montana Ranch
Steamboat
Main
Maryland Ave
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