Grose heirs allege undue influence in will dispute
James Grose and Lynn Grose petition district court to revoke probate of a May 1914 will for their father Daniel Grose claiming Elizabeth Ann Grose used undue influence. They assert the widow manipulated the testator, who was ill and impaired, omitting the children and lacking proper testimony for probate. Judge Haney to hear February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Grose
Baller
James Grose
Lynn Ann Grose
Hurdman
District Court
Grose
Movterside
Elizabeth Ann Gway
Centerville
Husbani
Frizabeth Ann Grose
Elizabeth Ann Grose
Jodge Haney
Given Another Chance in Incorrigibility Case
A complaint against Thomas J. Price a year-old boy for incorrigibility was filed in Judge Clanes court and dismissed after he promised to reform. He had borrowed $15 from John Caprice claiming it was for his mother, spent two days in jail, and was released after a county attorney conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Price
Boyhood Confidence and a Snowball Threat
A youth, asked about newspaper articles about him, vows to confront the writer. He tells the stenographer he will snowball the reporter the first time he catches him outside, then smiles and looks to the street, signaling mischief or daring beyond the pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Flaherty
Society Notes Graphophone Party at Mountain View Church
Next Thursday evening the Ladies Ald Society of the Mountain View M E Church will host a graphophone party. Miss Volt and Miss Scott will sing and Mrs Weirick will recite. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies* Ald Society of the
Mountain View
M. E
Miss Corrette Hosts Evening at Mrs Jones Home
Miss Corrette entertained a small group of friends Thursday evening at the home of her mother Mrs A H Jones 210 South Idaho street. The hour was spent with cards and musical numbers and late in the evening refreshments were served.
Helena Charity Ball Guests Prepare Return Home
Miss Clark and Miss Booker, guests of Mrs. Wallace for weeks, will return to Helena for the grand charity ball. Many Butte society people plan to attend Monday, including Mrs. P. Largey, Miss Lulu Largey, Phillip Carr, and Miss Adah Roberts with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clark
Miss Booker
Mrs. Wallace
Helena
Butte Society
Mrs. P. Largey
Lulu Largey
Phillip Carr
Adah Roberts
Lowland Club Party At Anaconda Grand Ball
Young society members from Entre Nous and Union clubs travel to Anaconda for a grand ball hosted by the Lowland Club. The event follows a first-year business session at the home of Earl T. Gilbert and features music, vocal and instrumental performances, games, and light refreshments. Attendees include Rev Tonge, Helen Pierce, F A Gilbert, Winnie Hogan, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous
Union Club
Anaconda
Lowland Club
Butte
Chii Han Endeavor Sooty
Third Presbyterian Church of
South Butte
Earl T. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Ted
Tonge
Helen Pierce
F A. Gilbert
Winnie Hogan
H. A. Murs Ray
Lens Bowman
James H. Almy
Willa Rhodes
Georgia Rundes
J. J. Snell
Mary T. Halstead
Mary M. Trodgen
Blanche Townsend
Jessie Brainerd
Alma Galloway
Eva Ganter
Bowling Party at Thornton Hotel Grand Opening
Invitations for the grand opening of the bowling alley in the new Thornton hotel go to the city’s elite and the personal friends of H. L. Frank and J. Heilbroyner the function slated for next Wednesday evening promises a notable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thornton Hotel
H. L. Frank
J. Heilbroyner
Columbia Dancers Celebrate Pleasant Dance at Renshaw Hall
The Columbia Dance Club hosted a well attended event at Renshaw Hall last night with numerous couples and many young women listed as guests. The gathering featured lively dancing and enjoyed companionship in a warm social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Dance Club
Renshaw Hall
Siderfin
Teal
Larkins
Portco
Bigelow
Sin
Mathie Fish
Jennie McDonald
Mary Summers
Kittie Dunn
Ciara McTucker
Mamie Driscoll
Alice Or Mary O'Donnell
Emma Hesse
Nellie Henson
Dorothy Folliard
Emma Farlin
Miss Crangle
Julia Shea
Miss Booth
Ide Bordeaux
Addie Folliard
Annie Richard
Nelie Hines
Winnie Bretherton
Christine Brebner
Minnie Brodeck
Anna Proebster
Kittle Noble
Emma Dunstan
Ligzie O'Leary
Ella Sullivan
Jennie Woodbury
Josephine Hammer
Arnie Palmer
Mixa Boland
Mary Willames
Nellie Manning
Sheba Storms
Cora Featherly
Miss Rix
Nellie Fudge
Esther Meikeljohn
Mish Corrett
Mise
Long Reader List Names in an 18th Century Notice
A fragmented roster of individuals including Conners Miss Patten Mae Crangle Etta Boland North Albon Harry Amir aux Jno Bordeaux W Tretherton Frederick Ed Cox Jno Corrett MW Carroll Be Cooney Ed Crumrine and others. The item presents a compiled attendee or signatory list without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Farlin
Kos. Fosselman
J. Fi. Gaffe
C. Gallagher
O. Harnois
W. Hailey
Dave Hopkins
C. Hines
A. Hellbronner
Milt Hood
4. Kennedy
H. Welly
I. A. Perham
Das. Parsons
A. T. Perham
W. A. Pennington
Darke
Rand
Avihuy Ritchic
A. Rix
Arthur Reynolds
Fred Juckow
Jno
Richard Mod. Rheehan
G. Stevens
Gen. Scott
J. Spattord
Strasberger
Guy Smith
B. Tregea
W. Thomas
Das
Cremoath
GD. Watt
D. Wolf
W. P. Waleh
Hi. Tallent
Dancing party at Six Mile House for Parvat and Little Mina miners
Last Thursday night about twenty five employees of the Parvat and Little Mina mines hosted a dancing party at the Six Mile House. Most men attended with wives or sweethearts and revelry lasted until 2 am. A banquet followed. Those present included Mesdames Pheasey Curran Lynch Conn Murphy Williams Duffy and others. Miss Jennie McDonald also hosted a separate whist evening on West Quartz street with prizes and a late dancing session, followed by a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvat
Little Mina
Six Mile House
Mesdames Pheasey
Parlin
Curran
Lynch
Conn
McLaughlin
Murphy
Williams
Duffy
McNaull
Quigley
Misses Sylvester
Annie Lynch
Katie Cavanaugh
Mary Murphy
Zola Allen
Rose Lynch
Guerina Barbara
Messrs
Tim M. Lynch
W. A. Cochrin
W. J. McNaull
William Greenwalt
George Pheasey
Byron Matthews
J. B. Curran
James Kearney
Louis Carr
J. S. McLaughlin
J. T. Murphy
George Holmes
Frank Feeny
C. J. Fields
Jennie McDonald
West Quartz Street
James Trembath
Misses Mare Alexander
Kate Sullivan
Louise Horgan
Juda Horgan
Matte Fish
Marton Nichols
Ema Buel
Ruth Sultzer
Midge Riter
Maysie Lowry
Dempsey Case Contempt Hearing In Judge Clancy Court
William Wilson, former oficial stenographer, faced contempt charges for not supplying a transcript to Thomas Morrin in the Dempsey murder case. The court ordered Wilson to furnish transcripts of both the trial and insanity investigation within ten days, amid other court actions including a divorce default and civil suits over a grape shipment. An August departure note and Lincoln address ad followed, including an advertisement for coal and a sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Clancy
Department of the District Colls
Dempsey
Mr. Morrin
Wilson
Alving Bint
New York Stock Exchange Weekly Financial and Trade Report
The report notes stock prices rising modestly with broad gains limited to fractions amid feverish speculation. Gains concentrated in KR and O preferred and Erie second preferred, while Consolidated Gas and Ryelding and Sugar weaken. Weekly banking data show deposits and reserves up, and cattle market reports reflect nominal prices with steady but mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jan
KR & O
Erie
Iiteas
St. Paul
Rock Island
Brooklyn
Thew
Great Northern
King of Trom
Br Paul
Kansas
Texas
Lackawanna
Shareholders Win in High Court Case
Plaintiffs led by Williamn Thomp hey prevail over the Hvanimination Sting end Antigen in a shareholders action. The ruling settles disputes over control and financial rights, with damages or remedies to be determined by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamn Thomphey
Copper Mining Shares Sale Ordered by Court
A court orders the sale of a delinquent copper mining stock with details of a restraining order and a public sale. Judge Harney refers to proceedings in Silver Bow County with publication in a local newspaper. The order directs sale of the entire property and assets to satisfy debts, with notices to appear February at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covish
Jil
Sald Enie
Eames
Sale
Harney
Bozeman Booms Amid Snow and Legal Turmoil
The report notes Bozeman growth despite harsh winter and mentions Hogenmaan leading a livestock market push, with cattle, ranchers, and displaced markets. It covers a death rate warning, life insurance details from Mutual Life of New York, a courtroom case involving Knowles County and a $25,000 damages claim, and local legal notices from Frailers and Fleeta Cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life’ of
New York
Broadway
Bure
Monty
M. J. Swee
Dudge Knowles
Fleeta
Mysterious Ad Offers Free Herbal Kidney Treatment
An odd classified note from John Miler of Burte Mant promises a free trial of an herb remedy for severe kidney and liver conditions. The fragmentary plea mentions at 126 S Arizona Street and appeals to afflicted readers seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Arizona Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Lederer
London and Casino Theater
the Belle of
Lincoln J. Carter
Charles Gardner
Karl ‘the Pedler
Sutton
Plaster of Paris
Jolly Della Pringle
Hildren
Tommy Price
Society Notes
Miss Corrette
Music and Games
Columbia Dancing Club
Tug
Claude (. Stanton
Mary T. Stanton
T. & Clyments
Pat Mullins
G. A. Tobbenberg
W. H. Wraight
Butte Mercantil Company
Pomfret
State of New York
Greendale Placer
John W. Swain
Kind 5
M. Cullinane
Intrus Lion
Daniel Cullinane
Joseph Choate
Great
Aritain
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Geneva
Chicago
Uteh Street
Daily Record
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Therese
Toolense
Thicago Livetook
Hutriens
Wansas City
City
Cain
Atchison
Tobacco
Mirapol
Modouri Pieltic
Thera
New York Central
Lee
Ko & T
20Th Century Sales
Kennessy
Nation Department
Hennessy
Montana
Dbudge Clancy
Rerayue
Petra Cent
Towa
Mis Secuns ii
Leo Bonita
Iseef
Hewesd
Bushi Rhaneex
Carbon & Monriesson
Inter Mountain
Boston
Mass
Parrot
Bozeman
Ghotke Bilis
Busivers
Hille
BR. Hong Ark
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