Between Faults in Ash Thornton Suit and Mining Testimony
In a Pennsylvania suit, Ida Ash sues Mrs L A Thornton and heirs for about 520 claiming loss of occupancy of a Broadway house later sold for 2000 to cover a 550 loan. Mining testimony by Carl Davis and others covered Rarus vein maps and workings, with engineers Abbott Hollingshead and Robertson detailing surveys and map accuracy. Separate actions include Minnie Egan seeking divorce from D M Egan citing cruelty and non support, while Augustin Dugay faces an assault complaint and a bullion racket warrant targets John Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davis
Leonard
Pennsylvania
Davis
John Forbis
Seattle
William
A. KK. Abbott
Boston & Montana Company
Mountain View
Pennsyyvania
Abbott
Batterman
Hollingshead
Butte & Boston Company
Snohomish
Berkley
Silver Bow
Daniel Robertson
Messrs. Hayes
Lee Hayes
Wis
Michael Devitt
Ida . Ash
L.A. Thornton
East Broadway
Phintiff
Thornton
Frederick
Ash
Minnie Egan
D. M. Egan
Egan
Eganville
Ont
South
Arizona Street
South Main
Bond Posted On Suspected Flight From County
A bond of 14 000 is posted by two brothers from Philipsburg as officials pursue a case involving a suspect believed to threaten flight to Shanghai. To save state expense, the county attorney is asked to handle the matter. A second arrest aims to raise the bond with Silver Bow county residents as sureties if found. The location cited is the Pair at West Park and Academy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Peron
Boyd
Shanhgal
Ching
Silver Bow County
Police Court Proceedings in Busy Morning Session
In Judge Sullivan's court Mickey the Greek spoke eloquently but was pleadi ng not guilty to vagrancy and faces trial Friday. William Murray pled guilty to disturbing the peace with sentence deferred. Murray was arrested for beating his wife and Sullivan will investigate the offense's gravity before sentencing. Ed McCoy was fined 10 dollars for disturbing the peace. Victor Ganderson, charged with assaulting Thomas O'Hara, took 24 hours to plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Sullivan
William Murray
Murray
Ed McCoy
Victor Ganderson
Thomas O'Hara
IS VISITING BUTTE WITH J H MONTEATH
James H. Monteath former Inter Mountain business manager and Aetna Loan and Savings official is in Butte with family. Now Chicago manufacturing firm manager he praises Windy City business, notes Ella mine dividends from Meaderville, plans a 10 day stay and many handshakes with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Monteath
Inter Mountain
Aetna Loan and Savings Association
Mr. Monteath
Chicago
Windy City
Monteath
Ella
Meaderville
Funeral notice for Brother Thomas Cartwright at Parrot Drug Store
All members are requested to meet at the Parrot Drug Store to attend the funeral of Brother Thomas Cartwright. The service will be held from South Grant Street on Wednesday at 2 p.m. T. T. Updegraff, President, WM Mossack, Recording Secretary.
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Parrot Drug Store
Thomas Cartwright
South Grant Street
T. T. Updegraff
Treating in Hayti in Harper's Weekly
A digest of Harper's Weekly sketches notes a Creole society in Hayti and expatriate behavior. A tavern anecdote highlights local manners and the cost of cocktails, while a street cleaner is described as a hybrid watering device with a revolving brush.
Enrolment Surges as Butte Schools Open Strongly
Over 5 101 pupils enrolled at Butte city schools yesterday surpassing last year’s first day by about 600 and more than double six years ago. Superintendent Hendricks credits retained veteran teachers for smooth opening. Crowded facilities include Lincoln Washington Garfield Grant J ef ferson Walkerville and Greeley. New Atlantic building to relieve crowded districts within a month, capacity about 600, yet projected growth to 1 500 by year end. Special music and drawing supervisors began duties and teacher in-service sessions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hendricks
Inter Mountain
Lincoln
Washington
Garfield
Grant
Jefferson
Walkerville
Greeley
Atlantic
Board of Trustees
Dinsmore
Finnegan
Cadet training thrives in orderly public schools scene
The article notes a well organized cadet class with lessons in school management and teaching methods. It highlights harmony in Butte public schools and anticipates good results from the system. It also includes a parable on business politeness and a Civil War era anecdote about military titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Notice of desert land proof in Montana claim
Notice is given that John R. Pearentau of Taney Montana filed a Notice of Intention to make proof on desert land claim No 2344 for the nw of section 18 township 2 north range 13 west Mount. M. M. before the district court clerk at Butte on October 15 1899. Witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation are Veter H Dens James Jensen William Forest all of Dewey Montana. George D Greene Register. Sept 7 1899. You can get patent envelopes for making photographs at the Postoffice News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Pearentau
Taney
Montana
M. M
District Court
Butte
Veter H. Dens
Dewey, Mont
Sich
H. Dena
James Jenson
Wm. Forest
George D, Greene
Register
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Peocere
Uncle Sam
West Side
Dakota Street
East Side
West Sid
Broaiw’y
Butte, Montana
Libbey
Jewelers
Cor
Augustin Dugay
Emma
Justine Smith
South Butte
Justice Nichols
John Boyd
West Park and
Academy Streets
Dr. Wix
Notice—Mill and Smeltermens' Union
Wm, Mossack
Hayti
Harper's Weekly
Brobeck
Brobeck's
Peru
California
Beck
Jersey
Broadway Prompt Delivery
Silver City
E. Park
Justin McCarthy
New York
Bootblack
Pel
Justice's
Shiver Bow
State of
Montan
Tim Harrington
Mra
R. B. Thomas
Roy R. Harkness
A. D
Matkeing
Postoffice
Utey Bros
Parator
Java
Lutey
Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Brussels
Welch Folding Bed Company
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
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