Partition Suit Filed Over Grey Eagle Lode Claim
David Noble files another partition suit involving J Benton Leggat and a long list of co owners over the Grey Eagle Fraction, north of Copper Street and west of Main. The 1895 sale to Leggat for 5500 remains central. Noble holds 2 356th interest and seeks division with numerous named defendants and $1100 in attorney and abstract fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benton Leggat
Copper Street
Main
James A. Murray
District Court
Patrick A. Largey
Mr. Leggit
Leggat
Largey
Lulu F. Largey
Patrice A. Largey
Leg@iut
Clancy
David Noble
Himsel
Mr. Murray
Mr. Noble
H. 8. Clark
Jom H. Curtis
John
FISHER'S WIFE ARRAIGNED IN POLICE COURT FOR BEATING
Chris Fisher pleaded guilty to beating his wife who testified she was abused and forced out of doors many times. The judge condemned the violence and scheduled sentencing for tomorrow. Also, Tom Sharkey faced sentencing after a concealed weapons charge and a drunken politician was fined five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Fisher
Polce
Fisher
Mrs. Fisner
Tom Sharkey
William Robinson
Sharkey
Sullivan
Robinson
Tom Boyle
Boyle
Keeley Institute Offers Cure For Habits
The Keeley Institute in Salt Lake City advertises a cure for drug and cigarette habits with no confinement or publicity. It claims to be the only legitimate Keeley treatment in the state and warns that other so called releases are frauds. Ladies receive private treatment at home or at the institute. Contact 14 East South First Street or Lock Box 430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
Eat South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utan
Damages in McGrath vs Butte Electric Railway Court Order
In federal court a stipulation awards $1 to plaintiff in McGrath v Butte Electric Railway, action filed November 23 last year seeking $5,000 for injuries after August 25 collision at Main Street and Park Avenue. Separate orders include receiver compensation in Bender v King and action against Colusa Parrot Mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. C. McGrath
Butte Electric Railway Company
Main Street
Park Avenue
Grand Opera House
John O. Bender
Silas F. King
Knowles
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Colusa-Parrot, Mining and Smelting Company
John Millek
Adolph Chizoski
Banksruptcy
John E. Burke
CBE
Cobban
J. & Dutton
The Cyclone Horror Grows
The article reports extensive tornado damage in Birmingham with at least eighteen deaths in the city area. Mayor Drennen estimates $10,000 needed for immediate relief, much already raised, while a noon citizens’ meeting seeks to finish funding and organize distribution. Most victims are from the town’s poorer communities. many injured did not report wounds as they tended to the dead and damaged homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drennen
Birmingham
Death of James T Fitzgerald Ex County Clerk in Kavalll County
Special to Inter Mountain from Hamilton Montana reports James T Fitzgerald former Kavalll county clerk and recorder died at his home after a lingering illness of several months at 7 20 this morning his wife and one young son survive no funeral arrangements have been made yet
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Inter Mountain
Hamilton
Mont
James T. Fitzgerald
Kavalll County
Eurytyve
Excuses Not Accepted in Contempt-Threatened Trials
Judge Clancy ordered attachments for absent witnesses in a Willard case, delaying trial until tomorrow. The Ryan case also paused as defense witnesses were missing, with the judge cautioning and threatening contempt if not produced. Evidence showed Walters Perry and Ryan linked to stolen cigars from East Park Street burglary. Walters pled guilty, Perry convicted, Ryan claiming to know nothing of ownership, with ongoing questions about chain of possession and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Willard
Dimes Ryan
Danhl
Warren
Williard
Almentecs
Clerk
James Ryan
Shem
Duggan
Ryan
Wolf
East Park Street
Frid Walters
William Perry
Walters
Perry
Deer Lodge
Missou
Willers
Joe Hickey
South Butte
Railroads Amid Homeseekers Excursions and Vast Track Plans
Northern Pact offices report No. 11 homeseekers excursion to St Paul in two sections with 350 passengers for Montana and Washington. Chicago excursion details unclear. Great Northern homeseekers' runs to Chicago and St Paul noted. Official sources indicate over 2204 miles of new railroad projects likely this year, with many contracts in progress and widespread construction activity anticipated nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pact
Homeseekers
Ft St. Paul
Montana
Washington
Reom
United States
Vom
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Midouri Pacific
Tinois Central
Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Territories
Ready-to-Wear Hats Sale Includes Foliage Trimmed Styles
An assortment of ready-to-wear hats features turban and round crown designs in dark blue gray black and brown. Prices range from $2.00 to $3.50 with trims such as black velvet gold quills gilt accents foliage and polka dot satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henness Day
Paris
New York
Ling Modistes
Hats and tailored coats in bright colors with trims
Readable items include children's hats and walking hats in various styles, long wool blue cheviot coats with scarlet collars and gold braid, and silk automobiles styled garments described with Nile green lining, sizes and prices noted. The listing emphasizes tailor-made suits and accessories with limited details on fit.
Rail expansion spans 43 states reaches 8200 miles
The report details 8,200 miles of railroad under contract or construction across 43 states and territories. Texas leads with 763 miles on 18 lines, followed by Oklahoma Territory, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. New England shows few new lines, while electrified routes grow parallel to steam. The Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek project celebrated with a public event as the last spike was driven by Irving Huwbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Nevada
Texas
Oklahoma
Tridian Territory
Georgia
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Trinola
Arkansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Washington
Vania
Middle States
New England
el Paso
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Rio Grande
Choctaw
Gulf
Southwest
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
International
Great Northern
Texas and Pacific
Great Western
Northwestern
Southern Hines
Burlington
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Portland Land
Irving Huwbert
District of Road
Ar. Howspert
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George G. Powell
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John A. Mel Conville
John A. Cannon
Robert Tat
Lotu F. Largey
Charles O'Donnell
Fisher’s
King of Them
Steinway
Esty, McPhail
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Bufre
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Mellen
The
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National Undertaker
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Montane
Ilbert & Jones Co
Wil
Thair
North Mainstret
Montana Book Co
Connell’s
Butte
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Fischer
Hardman
Steck
Packard and Ludwig Pianos
New N. P
St. James Hotel
Mark F. Jones
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