Continuance Granted in Persinger Murder Case
The defense in the Ellis Persinger murder case secured a continuance until next January. Head Counsel James M. Seff said witnesses Oscar Ward Thor Smith and Wm. Jones had not been found by the sheriff, were material to the defense, and had known the defendant near Helena around the time of the 1899 murder at American Gulch. The defendant’s father will seek to obtain witnesses for his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Persinger
James M. Seff
Oscar Ward
Thor Smith
Wm. Jones
Helena
Eugene Cullinane
American Gulch
Continuance Granted in Case as Witnesses Unavoidably Absent
The defense moved to delay trial due to missing witnesses with the defendant Ellis Persinger and his father John Persinger present to aid the case. Affidavits from several lawyers and the defendant supported the request. Judge Napton granted the continuance and the district court adjourned. trial jurors will report next Saturday. Other cases set for November 25 include Meister vs. Behmidt and Emerson vs. Williams with various motions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and
Clarke County
John Persinger
Missouri
Ellis Persinger
Jno. W. James
Oliver Benson
Burlington agents visit Anaconda for city tour
Twenty six Burlington route passenger agents from across the east arrived in Anaconda at 2 p.m. and left for Billings at 7 45 p.m. They were hosted by A J McCabe and M hot of the B A & P railway and shown through the smelters and town. Local notables accompanying the group expressed surprise at Anaconda’s beauty and sturdy buildings, praising the Mintana hotel and Hearst Free Library.
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Burlington Route
Anaconda
Billings
City
Montana
A. J. McCabe
M Hot
B.A. & P. Railway
Butte
Mintana
Prince Asia
Hearst Free Library
Ulis
Runaway horse causes crash on Ash Street injuring man
A sampler John Helderson and a lady friend were struck when a runaway horse-drawn vehicle collided with a streetcar near Ash and Commercial. Helderson suffered head and leg injuries, unconscious at first, later taken to St. Ann's hospital. The woman was also hurt. The buggy and horse then crashed near Gov. Starken's saloon, damaging the rig. Local residents aided the injured and two ladies previously drove the same buggy days earlier.
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John Helderson
Cedar Street
Ash Street
Commercial Avenue
Evcupanta
Bentlemad
Mev
Honge
St. Ann's Hospital
Gov. Starken
Ash and
Park Streets
Buried veteran Jolt Haypskins found dead after burial
Jolt Haypskins, a member of the G A, was found dead Monday afternoon in his lodging after his burial day. Dr. Rockefeller attended. Police and undertakers were involved. veterans and a company official were notified.
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Jolt Haypskins
G. A
Phils
Othywine
Rocker
Feller
Tim
Pelony
Th AL EL
Architect Bernard sails to oversee UC plan in New York
Emile Bernard, winner of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst's £11,000 prize, sails on the Bretagne to supervise the UC Berkeley project. He expects at least six American architects to assist and estimates the total cost at 40 million dollars with completion not in 40 years.
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Paris
New York Worlds
Emile Bernard
Phoebe Hearst
University of California
Bretagne
New York
Bernard
Post-Dispatch
A Valuable Record in Doctor Patient Exchange
A dialogue shows a physician preserving a financial record of each case detailing the amount received and the difficulty in securing payment, highlighting meticulous accounting practices in medical practice.
Local notes and ads in an Anaconda brief
Mrs Kate Quinn visits Butte and Miss Mamie McGinness returns from a visit there. A marriage license issued to J P Wyckoff and Annie Jenkins of Deer Lodge. Deed-John V Petritz to Mar Sellus B Greenwood for 4000 at Anaconda. St Marks Guild tea sale at Montana parlors. Anaconda Cash Bazaar ad. Tripp and Dradshidt accounts due by Dec 1. fines in police court. Snow forecast and road notes. accident on Commercial avenue. MEB church Ladies Aid to meet. Rev Cattermole hosts youth program. Jefferson sheriff and U S marshal pursuing suspects at Big Hole. East Park avenue gutters being cleaned by city crew.
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Kate Quinn
Butte
Tripp & Dradslidt
Mamie McGinness
J. P. Wyckoff
Annie Jenkins
Deer Lodge
John V. Petritz
Marsellus B. Greenwood
Anaconda
St. Mark's Guild
Montana
Bast Park
Tripp & Dradshidt
Constable
St. Cecelia's
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Follet
James Riddell
Commercial Avenue Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
MEB Church
J. Wein
Jack Conley
Distret
Clancy
E. J. Cattermole
M. E. Church
Big Hole
East Park Avenue
BD. Shevlin
Butte region faces freshets and public works precautions
The passageways for the spring freshets threaten central town culverts and the street commissioner orders preventive measures, expected to ease next spring when streets flood. The document also records a Montana notarial certificate for the Butte Mercantile Company and mining publication notices in Silver Bow County.
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State OF Montana
Silver Bow
Butte Mercantile Company
Pat Mullins
W. H. Wraight
G. A. Lobbenberg
Butte
Montana
Mullins
John N. Kirk
Silver Bow County
M. D. Leehey
Train Schedules Far Western Route Details
No. 18 Anaconda to St Paul to Anaconda, dally. No. 84 Mined to Whitehall, Cal ly, except Sun, to Twin Bridges Thursday and Friday to Pony Norris Monday Wednesday ant Mind 9:00 pm 9:10 am 12:40 am 1/11:50 pm. Standard Pullman First Class and Tourist Sleeping Care to Portland St Paul Omaha St Joseph and St Louis without change. W H Merriman G A Butte Mont Charles S Fee GP T A St Paul Minn
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Anaconda
St Paul
Dally
Whiail
Cally
Sun
Norris
Standard Pullman
Portland
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Jozeph
St. Louis
Train Sleepers From Butte Schedule Notice
Passengers leaving Butte at 8 45 a m may occupy sleeper cars at depot 9 p m and arriving at Butte at 1 65 p m may remain in sleeper until 7 30 a m Four tickets sleeping car reservations and further particulars call on or address No 19 East Broadway Butte Mont H O WILSON General Agent E BURLEY G P T Agent Salt Lake Utah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
East Broadway
Mont
H. O. Wilson
E. Burley
Salt Lake
Utah
Butte Anaconda Local Time Table Train Departures
Butte Anaconda and Pacific issued a local timetable with trains from Butte depot at 10am 1 05pm 4 45pm 7 20pm for Great Northern from Anaconda 8 0am 7 35pm for Pacific Express and through trains to all points east and west Oregon Short Line from Anaconda 3 00pm tickets for all points local and through available on GN OSL and Northern Pacific railways steamship tickets to Europe via those lines
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Union
Anaconda
Great Northern
Great Falls
Helens
Northern Pacific
Pacific Express
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
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Umm
Ene
Main St
L. F. Verberckmose
Scientific
F. Gattan
Standard DrugCo Wholesale
Park Ave
Marcus Daly M. Donahoe
M. B. Greenwood
Daly,Donahoe & Greenwood
Bell Exchange
Chicago
San Franisco
W Direct
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank
Bank of California
San Francisco
TB. Greenwood
Louis
Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Lusanta
United States Land Office
Ellen Peterson
Butee
Ethel Lode
Independence
Recorder of
Silver Bow Y
Lares
Frank Applicant
James C. Friend
GE . D. Greene
Register
Board of County Commissioners of
Sail County
Moran
U. A
McRae & CO
Druggista
Piso
B. Crandell
Mannaville, Ky
Driggiste
W. H. Merriman
Butte, Mont. Chas
Fee, G. P
T. A
St. Paul, Minn
Cab and Transfer Co
Short Line
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Motorla
Scenic
Ogden
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Denver & Rio Grande
Sothern Pacific
Colorado
Queen City
Nebraska
Cal
Folow
Rbutte
West
America
Denyver
Kansas City
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Spokane
Kansa City
St. Louisa
Phil. Daniels
Butte, Mont
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Topeka & Santa Fe
Galveston
Texas
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