Court dissolves receivership case and fines Finkler
In Judge Clancy's court the contempt proceedings in the Forrester Mac Ginnis and Boston Montana receivership case were discussed with defendants present. Herman Finkler pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was fined 20 dollars after a prior three months in jail. A jury verdict in a separate labor case at East Morning Star mine favored the defendant with an eight to four split. A local baseball game between dry goods clerks and courthouse staff was postponed to Sunday the 14th with Moran managing and Noroyle as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHatton
T. R. Hinds
L. 3. Evans
W. H. de Witt
Louis Marshall
Atttorneys
Herman Finkler
Hod Peasley
Clancy
Young Finkler
America
Taylo
Finkler
Peasley
Buite
John Frederick
L. ©. Pearson
East Morning Star
Court House
John E. Moran
T. F. Normoyle
Mr. Moran
J. Lynch
Mike Gleason
Bert Farlin
Ernest Hardcastle
Mike Sheehan
John Holland
Frank Wilkins
James Nolds
M. Griffin
Roy
Seguro Cure Claims Female Troubles For All Women
The advertisement lists names John Wright Dave Hopkins Carl Davis Will Wright George Brennan John Id Fre aan Will Martin George Portef and Bert Belt as potential players with undecided positions. It touts Seguro as curing all female troubles offering a $500 reward for uncured leucorrhoea and sells boxes at $1.60. Seguro Manufacturing Co. 2 and 14 Weyerhorst block corner Galena and Idaho street Butte Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Dave Hopkins
Carl Davis
Will Wright
George Brennan
John Id
Fre Aan
Will Martin
George Portef
Bert Belt
Seguro
Seguro Manufacturing Co
Weyerhorst
Galena
Idaho Street
Butte
Mont
Montana Heat Wave Fails to Reach State, Weather Woes Reported
Helena weather officials deny heat prostrations in Montana as cold spring grips the state. Flurries and a foot and a half snow in Chinook and Great Falls portend a harsh season with vegetation backward, seeding incomplete, and stock losses rising among cattle and sheep amid severe winter conditions.
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Helena
Glass
Montana
Chicago
Mississippi River Valley
Glas
Great Falls
Benton
Chinook
Oceanic steamship to carry 3000 passengers and 700 foot length
Inter State Commerce Commissioner plans visits to Salt Lake City as rail improvements unfold. Alfred Magnus of White Star Line notes Oceanic, the largest ship yet, nearing launch. Major Dawson reports Great Northern activity, rail upgrades, and 120 miles of 80 pound rails to be laid. Over 6000 miles of railway construction is projected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter State Commerce
Salt Lake City
Alfred Magnus
White Star Line of Oceaners
New York
Butte
Northwest
Oceanic
Great Eastern
Great Northern
Columbia River
Big Bend
Trinidad
Foley Brothers, Contractors
Rinehart Performs Good Work in Hennessy Block
Dr. Rinehart, dentist, Hennessy block, performed good work. George K. Aitken, city electrician, tendered resignation refused, will not stay long. He has a new job offer from the street railway company and will accept soon, with plans to help repair the Columbia Garden line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
George K. Aitken
Clty
Aitken
Electric Light Company
J. R. Wharton
Columbia Garden
Rail expansion forecast surpasses forty thousand miles
The estimate suggests railway construction in 1889 will exceed any year since 1890, with over 40,000 miles planned and $160,000,000 invested. Between 1894 and 1897 construction drops below 2,000 miles annually, while new tariffs and rates prompt widespread debate. The Boulder branch work trains lay riprap and ties, and Northern Pacific staff face transit-rule exams in Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Dr Rinehart and police court docket in Dublin gulch
In POLICE COURT Judge Sulivan presided this morning. W C Murray, accused of causing a disturbance in a Dublin gulch house, was discharged with a lecture. Jerry Harrington, arrested after the ringing of the bell, likewise received a lecture. John Boone pleaded guilty to disturbance at Yokohama restaurant on South Main Street and paid a $10 fine. Edward Stanley, described as drunk, was fined $5. Ren sold select vintage wines through P J Brophy Co of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulivan
W. C. Murray
Dublin
Gulch
Jerry Harrington
John Boone
South Main Street
Edward Stanley
Crittenton Meetings Draw Crowd In Butte Auditorium
Charles N. Crittenton merchant evangelist and Mrs. Moffatt attract large crowds at Butte Auditorium for a series of meetings. A special 7 39 p m session features Mrs. Moffatt singing Nellie Conroy and Nobody Cares while Crittenton discusses Florence Mission rescue work among women in multiple cities. Admission is free but children under twelve are not admitted.
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Butte
Charles N. Crittenton
New York
Dissolution notice for Arizona Saloon partnership
Christ Saxhang withdraws from the firm at 219 South Arizona known as Arizona Saloon. Emil Anderson will collect and pay all bills. Also notices for dental services and property offers appear, including 420 sets of teeth for $10 and a horse cow offer, with miscellaneous ads from Dr Wix and Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Saxhang
Emil Anderson
South
Arizona
Arizona Saloon
Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Company
South Main Street
Short Line Park Seeks Privileges at Popular Resort
Bids now open for privileges at a popular resort. Several big picnics already booked. All amusements invited. Wanted a first class go round. Address CHAS LIEBENSTEIN Room 628 Hennessy Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privieges
Chas. Liebenstein
Hennessy Building
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Broadway
McQueen
Northern Pacific Round House
Gagnon
East Side
Boston & Montana
Judge Clancy
Germany
White Star Line
Dawson
The
Anaconda
Dayton
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake
Tribune
Clifford
Kootenai Falls
Libby
St. Paul
D. McLaughlin
Boulder Branch
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Boulder Age
Ammessy Block
Ren
P. J. Brophy & Co
Ceveneyeere
Lutey Bros
Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Crittenton
Dr. Wix
Burlington
J. H. Daddow
Wix
Brobege
Brobeck
W. Broadway
Nottingham
Milan
Venice
Brussels
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