Frank Casey Acquitted Then Rearrested Over Shoes Charge
Frank Casey, a jobless miner, faced a shoe purchase fraud charge in Justice Nichols court. The jury found him not guilty for buying shoes under Mike A Sullivan's name, but he was instantly jailed on a separate shoe charge after the verdict. Sullivan testified Casey used his name with permission, while clerk witnesses detailed the purchase, and Casey described the incident at the Clarence hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Casey
Justice Nichols
Hennesay
Casey
Mike A. Sullivan
Robert A. French
St. Lawrence
Clarence Hotel
Guy Churchill
Callahan
W. F. Hollowell
Sullivan
Hennessy
Mike A. Sul Hvan
Mike Sullivan
Mr. Connolly
Michigan
Jack Callahan
Point
Sullivan Pee
Montana Volunteer Returns Home From Texas
T. D. Barton arrives Sunday morning from San Francisco California per Saint to Texas Tribune. Barton is described as a Montana volunteer returning home after service with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Texas
T. D. Barton
San Francisco
California
Texas Tribune
Mr. Barton
Saint Jo Soldier Honored for Spanish American War Service
Saint Jo's only representative in the Philippine Islands from Lewistown Montana joined First Montana Infantry as first sergeant. He fought from May 1898 in San Francisco to Manila and back to San Francisco in 1899, later serving in Manila's government printing office. His discharge notes battles from La Loma Church to Caloocan and San Fernando with no wounds and a record of honest faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Jo
Philippine Islands
Spain
Lewistown
Mont
Barton
Montana Infantry
San Francisco
Manila
Cal
Mr. Barton
Government Printing Office
Nagavaki
Japan
Hp Famons 20Th Kansas
Tom
Hig
20Th Kansas
Montana
la Loma Church
Caloocan
la Loma
Calumpit
Apalit
San Fernando
Santa Rita
Curiosity and Confusion Amid Garnet Farce
In Garnet Colonel L C Parker and Dr Mussigbrod recount a bizarre scene at the Butter Cafe where the doctor, seized by a muscular reflex, joked about a snake along his leg then uncovered a dead gray mouse hidden in his coat as explanation. The episode was followed by a Salt Lake anecdote about a firefake and a skeptical friend, and notes that A E Driggs, tied to Pat Mullins and the Carbonate mines near Ogden, left town for Utah after praising the property prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muszigbrod
L. C. Parker
Parker
Mussigbrod
Garnet
Tinqui
Dr. Mus
Sigbrod
Cole Onel
Hight & Pairtivid
Clark
Butte
A. E. Driggs
Salt Lake
Utah
Mr. Driggs
Pat Mullins
Carbonate Group
Ogden
Driggs
French Tansylets for Painful Menstruation Relief
Ladies appreciate a remedy with no market equal for painful irregular menses. These tablets remove all obstructions regardless of cause. Manufactured by A Augendre in Paris France and sold by Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana agents. Price per box and mail order details provided with secure packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Montsole
Death by Electrocution at Mountain Con No 2 Mine
Francis V. Browne 18 son of Gen Joe A Browne of Melrose was killed in an electric shock at Mountain Con No 2 mine. He touched two live wires on a plank beside the engine room. Coroner Jullien held an inquest. verdict: accidental death by electric shock. Remains to be shipped to Melrose for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis V. Browne
Joe A. Browne
Melrose
Mountain Con No. 2
Jullien
Sherman
Browne
Frank Laird
Laird
Mountain Con
Young Browne
Grant school teachers to be paid after closure
The board of education voted to pay all Grant school teachers except Miss Edith Van Deusen who was off work due to smallpox. A January payroll of 1,486 was approved along with bills totaling 1,419.20. The Atlantic school will be named Grant and Webster. occupancy in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Travhers
Grant School
Edith van Deusen
Miss van Deusen
Park Street
Monty 1
Idaho Streets
High Schoor
Trustee Lane
Atlantic
Aluminum
L. 8
Matley
Funeral Work Hacks at Discounted Prices
You can save one dollar per hack for funeral work. We can furnish you from one to twelve hacks at $4.00 each. Regular price $5.00. Call or telephone Marlow's bann, phone No. 293, 5. H. DICKSON You'll find the Ladies' Home Journal and all the other new magazines today at the P. O. News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow's Bann
H. Dickson
Ladies’ Home Journal
P. O
Butte Coal Company and Local Advertisements
A condensed batch of local notices includes Belliveau's cleaning service with $1.50 for cleaned and pressed bults at 229 East Park, the Butte Coal Company urging value in every ton, and Dr D E Rainville offering crate and surgical services plus sewing machine rentals. National Undertaking Co and Crystal Springs get brief mentions. Stage departures from Langlois' and a lodgings offer with rates of $2.50 daily, $14 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belliveau's
East Park Street
Crystal Springs
Langlois
Nick Jsahrhnss
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Calkins’ Book Store
Main St
Butte Mant
L. A. May
Agent Owale
Brock
Phone
Underwood Agency
Owsley Blook
Kalse Mining
Pioneer
Oscar Stenberg
West Park Street
Stenberg
ORDA
Raboeg
Hong Kong
Bert
Chinaware Rite
W. Park St
Hum Fay
Mgr
Vice Free
F. Gattan
M. D
Curtis
W. Park
Tel
Silver Bow Lodge
A.M
X Masonic Temple
Dan Yancey
J.D. McGregor
Uate
Ontario
Alo
Justice Court
Montana Music CO
Main Streets
Ming
John H. Conrad
Andy
Antana
SW. Park
Harper & MacDonald
West Quarts Street
Naty Muntzer
Arial Will
South Main
C. F. Fish
W. A. Akers
Reed
Main Street
Standard Carriage Works
S. Maia
Moat
Castoria
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
D. E. Rainville
Beaver Block
National Undertaking Company
Siegel
DR. Rinehart
West Park St
J. N. Nevils & CO
East Park
Montana Hardware Company
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
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