Masons In Session Forty Fourth Scottish Rite Reunion Begins
The fourth annual reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of the Valley of Butte Montana began at Maconic Temple with about twenty candidates. Degrees from fourth to thirty second will be conferred over four days ending with a grand banquet Sunday evening.
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Maconic ‘Temple
Valley of Butte
Orient of Montana
John Thomas Backus
Wm. White
Thomas F. O'Grady
William R. Tonkin
Frank 8. Gray
John A. Blum
Knights of Kadosh
Gustave Galrick
John M. Settle
James KB
Benton
Police Court Arraigns Weimer In Disturbing the Peace
In police court this morning 8 E Weimer faced a disturbing the peace charge at 56 East Garena street after a fight with W F Carey and Tom Dalton. He pleaded not guilty. bonds for Carey and Dalton were forfeited. Weimer claimed provocationless assault, Judge Sullivan heard the tale with sympathy, later police said Weimer was the aggressor. Dockiin arraigned for breaking a window at 12th Wyoming street. plea of not guilty. case set for tomorrow afternoon. Spingue, back owner, arraigned on engaging so-
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E. Weimer
East Garena Street
W. F. Carey
Tom Dalton
Carey
Dalton
Weimer
Judge Sullivan
Matt Dockiin
12Th Wyoming Street
P. D. Spmgue
Local Docket Faces Haste Hearing For Suspects
Veitors for his hacks without getting hwilges for them. He pleaded not guilty and will hare his hearing next friday. Like Lowman was fined $10 for cre ating a disturbance on South Arizona alrews. Harry Anderrom was arraigned of a charge of malicious nibblef for Wreak ing a Widow at $6 East Galena street. He was fined $10, Billy Baun, charged with breaking a window at 27 East Galena street, took 44 hoices in Which to enter his plea. Edward LaDuke was arraigned on a charge of disturbing the peace and pleaded not guilty. His case will be heard tomorrow.
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Will Hare
Lowman
South Arizona Alrews
Harry Anderrom
East Galena Street
Billy Baun
Edward LaDuke
Afternoon hearing outlines payroll and development deductions
At the Nipper receivership afternoon session, McLaughlin explained deductions from the August payroll lowering the original 16777.10 to 1487.10. September payroll ran 40685.60 with a 0 credit item, October 25089.45, November 15375.05 with 14620.48 credited, no amount paid to A P Heinze's men. Insurance items appeared in every payroll, paid by the receiver, with hospital dues charged to payrolls. The attorney for the receiver cross examined witness on June payroll items later charged back by Heinze.
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McLaughlin
Payrola
Ut Jn
Hiiself
A. P. Heinge
Mr. Shores
A. P. Heinze
Rural Visitor Arrested Over Alleged Robbery
Billy Weaver manager of the Montana Music hall was arrested after George Pfouch charged him with robbing $349. Both were jailed and Pfouch later pressed to drop the charge. Pfouch had recent trouble with bad checks and a string of alleged misfortunes on South Main Street, leaving him broke.
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Billy Weaver
Monetana Music Hall
George Pfouch
Weaver
Pfouch
Prouch
County Offiers
Butie
McDermott Hotel Leased to Robert E Taylor
Miles Finlen owner of the McDermott hotel leases the property for five years to Robert E Taylor of Sandahl Taylor with possession soon. Taylor will oversee a $30000 renovation and add an extension next summer. he brings extensive hotel managerial experience from the St Nicholas era.
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McDermott
Robert E. Taylor
Miles Finlen
Sandahl & Taylor
Finlen
Taylor
St. Nicholas
Hack Driver Escapes After Unarmed Robbery Bluff
T F Cote, an employee of Robert Farmer, attempted a senseless joke that led to a highway robbery charge. J H Dickson, a hack driver, confronted a mounted man demanding money near South Toward Street. Dickson realized the robber was unarmed, aided by a second passenger, and the suspect fled. Police traced the incident to Cote, who claimed the act was a joke. The charge was withdrawn after discussions with officials.
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T. F. Cote
Dickson
Leyden
Gurley
Bob Farmer
Mr. Dickson
Big
Pete
Farmer
Breen
Core
Cote
Cole
Sequel to an Elopement Ends in Divorce in Butte Court
Patrick Sullivan and Dorothy Sullivan formerly Dorothy Matlock sought a divorce in Judge Malley s court claiming lack of support after a January 1900 elopement to Anaconda and a hasty marriage. Dorothy testified Patrick provided no support and remained away in Butte. Her mother Dorothy Matlock corroborated that Dorothy had lived with her since returning from Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Patrick
Butte
Matlock
Tme
Local Briefs From Butte Area News
Dentist notices and shop ads mix with local deaths and crimes. Barnett Bros. take over business at 27 West Granite Butte. W R Young injured at West Colusa mine in action. Funeral notices for Robert Gibson Chasteen Humphrey and Tim Murphy. Coasting injury to My W N Nichols’ son. Ed Gooley dies. Tim Holland arrested for petty larceny three brooms. Harris Barry Galligher nabbed for copper theft. Michael Sullivan jailed for petty larceny shoes from 48 West Mercury street.
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German
N. Main
G. Bates
Runer
Montana Music Co
Forsyth
Owsley Black
West Park Street
City Wood and Coal Co
Grotto Cafe
East Broadway
Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Prank Lynch
West Granite
Butte
W. R. Young
West Colusa
L. Austin
Main Street
Robert Gibson
Dugan
Undertaking Rooms
Chasteen Humphrey
Lonmmrow
Weal Daly Street
W. N. Nichols
Ed Gooley
Duggan
Undertaking Zoo
John C
Timothy D. Murphy
Wyoming Street
Tim Holland
D. Dorals
James Harris
J. Barry
Edward Galligher
Gordon Junk Shop
Michael Sullivan
Murphy
West
Mercury Street
Anaconda Woman Mamie Drumgoole’s Tragic Jump
A dispatch from St Paul reports Mamie Drumgoole of Joliet Ill jumped from the station platform in St Paul yesterday, fracturing her skull and suffering injuries deemed fatal. Her husband James Drumgoole a driver for Montana Meat Co. in Missoula has sought details from St Paul authorities. Mrs Drumgoole had recently moved from Roliet Tenn and had suffered rheumatic trouble, hoping to find relief back home.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mamie Drumpoole
Joliet, Jr
Seattle
Mra. Drumgoole
James du
Stock Exchange Bear Move Roars Into Afternoon Trade
New York on January 21 saw heavy stock unloading as bears pressed prices from the open. London selling, margin pressure, and large orders to sell pushed many issues down while select steels and rails recovered later, closing near upper levels with gains wiped out in parts and bonds easing.
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England
London
Brooks
St. Mouh
Pennsylvania
Paeitle
Colorado Pier
Pawat Ety
Amalgamated
St Paul
Kansas
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Brooklyn
Losmen
Amalgamated Copper
New York Money and Markets Report
New York money rates show call money at 2 and 42 percentage points, prime mercantile paper around 5 and a half percent, sterling exchange firm with bank bills at 4 8 7 4 and 4 8 2 for sixty days. Commercial bills near 4 9 2 and 4 8 3, bar silver 63 percent, silver certificates around 64.5. Government bonds firmer. Omaha live stock notes cattle receipts 1,600.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling
Choles
Market News From Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets
Cattle receipts at Chicago and Kansas City show steady to strong demand with heavy hogs and mixed prices. Texas and native cattle mix and stockers quoted, with steers, cows, bulls, and calves trading across several price bands. hogs mostly steady to strong with heavy sales and high demand. sheep prices mixed with regional variances. Chicago wheat and corn futures move with January to May contracts, showing gains and flips.
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Wight
Market St
Kansas City
Jan
Texas
BMG
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Money Disputed in Montana Case Sparks Questionable Assets
Testimony details alleged holdings and cash around five to ten thousand dollars, about two thousand dollars in another claim, and property worth eighty three thousand dollars with unclear specifics. Gifford’s stock and residence verification are disputed as uncertain and unclear by appellants.
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Alan
Lala
Mo, Py Co
Gifford
Ted
Montana
Poperly
Fire Extinguished After Major Henry Blaze
Fire in Henry was controlled quickly after a Rock Island train delivered a steamer and hose from Peoria. The blaze started in Powers Parr ore’s second story and spread toward Edwards street city hall. Loss estimated at 100000 with nine buildings destroyed and about 10000 in insurance.
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Peoria
Henry
Rock Island
Powers Parr
Edwards Street
Dr Hong Ark Ad Offers Free Trial Cure
An advertisement cites Dr. Hong Ark at 2165 Arizona Street offering a free trial for alleged herbal treatments. A testimonial from John Miller of Butte Montana claims the remedy cured kidney and related ailments after five years of illness.
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DR. Hong
Ark
Arizona ST
Hong Ark
John Miller
Butte, Motit
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