March Special Term Sets Birchdale Water Rights Case
The February district court term adjourned to March 28 at 9 A M for Birchdale Stock Farm versus Selway et al. Hearing in probate matters. various cases set for May trials or continued to March 28. Several demurrers withdrawn or granted. divorces, custody, and partitions addressed. multiple defendants granted time to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchdale
Birchdale Stock Farm
John R
State Bank of Dillon
Monroe Mann
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon Implement Co
Phillip Lovell
Robt
Allerton Va
Allerton
Deputy Brothers Va C. C. George
Quong Lung Kee Ve
George
Padley Va
C. C. George
Marshall
Evane Va Gleed
Deputy Brothers
Thomas
Clark
Dillon Va
Monroe
Fitter
Rudy
Gleed
Morton Vas McAlliater
Craver
Ferris
Recital of Negro Song and Verse By Miss Ethel Squire
Miss Ethel Squire plans a Monday February 15 recital at the Dillon Theatre featuring works of Paul Laurence Dunbar with home talent under Prof. Pasmore. Proceeds benefit her sister Edna Squire as she seeks Chicago hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Squire
Dillon Theatre
Miss Squire
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Dillon
Prof
Pasmore
Cork
Misa Squire
Edna Squire
Jillon
Chicago
Gale
Lovell Versus Mann Trial Set For May Thirteenth
The court schedules Phillip Lovell versus Monroe Mann for May 13 at 1:00 PM. A panel of 35 named persons is ordered to serve as jury for the next term, drawn by the clerk and to appear May 10 at 9:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Lovell
Monroe Mann
College Notes Highlight Local Movements and Events
Mrs Squire mourns at Dodge Center Minnesota after her father dies. Prof Pasmore shares Eugene Field reminiscences. First grade children perform Mother Goose for Normal students and town visitors. Harriet Myere takes Livingston public schools teaching post. Montana Myere succeeds Valeria Van Orsdel at Whitehall school. Hazel Sanger learns of her mother’s death and departs to Botte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Whitehall
Hazel Sanger
Botte
Married in Butte Miss Effie Tong and Edward Roe Wed
The Examiner reports the wedding of Miss Effie Tong and Edward Bertram Roe in Dillon’s region, performed by Rev Blackiston at the Episcopal church with a formal ceremony and a sumptuous banquet. Afterward the couple departed for an extended eastern wedding tour, visiting Chicago and New York before returning to Bedrock around March fifteenth. The wedding party includes many local social figures and attorneys from Butte were in town this week.
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Butte
Effie Tong
Edward Bertram Roe
Blackiston
Episcopal Church
Logan
Proom
Georgie
Tony
Eugene Poindexter
Mr. Roe
Adolph Heilbronner
Jack Corrett
Matlock
Roe
Pacl
Chicago
New York
Dillon
Julia
William Roe
Joseph Shinehorper
Bedrock
W. A. Ralston
Dewey
Georgia
Gladys Tong
Millie Dodgson
Zeune Halford
Arthur Tong
Adolph Hellbronner
John Carette
Dr. Loeb
Hutte
Kxawminer
Wedding at Thornton Hotel For Miss Tong and Mr Roe
Misa Effie Tong daughter of the late George W. Tong and Mr Edward Roe of Redrock wed at the Thornton Hotel with a banquet and a lavish white rose decor. Bridesmaids Georgia Tong Gladys Tong and Zeune Halford wore cream and pink gowns as the couple began their life together.
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Thornton Hotel
Misa Effie Tong
George W. Tong
Big Idle Basin
Tong
Montana
Miss Tong
Julia V. Tong
Wisdom
Beaverhead County
Georgia Tong
Gladys Tong
Zeyune- Halford
Edward Roe
Beaverhead
Shineberger
Redrock
Roe
Ees
Massie Burnett Wedding In Butte Recounts Beaverhead Ties
F S Burnett and Miss Mamie Massie were married in Butte on Saturday. Massie, a Beaverhead County favorite from Horse Prairie, will relocate to Butte with Burnett who worked at Farlin and in a Butte mine engine room. The Examiner joins Beaverhead friends in extending best wishes.
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Beaverhead County
Butte
F. S. Burnett
Mamie Massie
Old Beaverhead
Horse Prairie
Mr. Burnett
W. S. Burnett
Grant
Farlin
Big Butte
Beaverhead
Primary Arithme Da Monograph Highlighted in College Bulletin
The February issue of the Normal College Bulletin features a concise monograph on primary arithmetic by Squire. The piece promises practical insights for early math instruction and reflects the magazine’s educational focus.
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Normal College
Squire
City Council Hears Water Rights Talks and Appoints Inspector
The city council discussed purchasing a 40 inch water right from Monroe Mann for Rat tlesnake creek but failed to agree on price. Alderman French introduced a 40 inch right from the Innes brothers which the council approved. A. L. Badcon was appointed water inspector and collector for two and a half months at 50 dollars monthly with a 1000 dollar bond. Bills totaling varied expenses were approved. The council also granted a liquor permit to Provost & Ripley and addressed other town matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Mann
Rattlesnake Creek
Mann
French
Innea Brothers
Rattlesnake Live Stock Co
Eliel
Norris
Waas
Provost & Ripley
F. P. Harrison Wee
Helena Street
Idaho Street
A. L. Badcon
James Kirkpatrick
Edwin Norris
Mary
Marie Gallup
Brown Brothers
Kate Fitzharris
Dillon Lumber Co
Wm Clark
W. J. Cushing
Wim Calloway
Fred Oliver
F. L. Stone
Geo. R. Metlen
Crane & Co
L. D. Tibbitts
M. Kennison
Jake Raffety
Mike Burke
Frank Nelson
J. B. Poindexter
P. J. Morgan
A.H. French
NIPPER CASE TRANSFERRED UNDER NEW FAIR TRIAL LAW
The Nipper Consolidated Mining Co. versus Parrott Silver and Copper Co. was transferred last Saturday from Judge Clancy in Butte to Judge Parker in this city. It is the first case under the new fair trial law to move to this district. The Butte Miner commented on the matter noting the case arose on a motion by the Parrot company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
H. M. Parker
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Nipper Consolidated Mining Company
Parrot Silver & Copper Company
Nipper Company
Supreme Court
Nipper
Jesse 8
Roote
Wes
Chee
Butte
Nipper Consolidated Mining Co
Parrott Silver and Copper Co
Parker
Parrot Company
Mothers Organize Club Friday After Inclement Weather
Nearly twenty mothers responded to a call and formed a mothers club at the rectory. Officers named were President Mrs Matt Orr Vice President Mrs B F White Secretary Mrs Phil Thorpe. The group aims to cooperate with teachers to boost school efficiency and discuss home and school relations and playground plans. A committee was set to study auditorium feasibility. Meetings will be held monthly with the next gathering at the B F White home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Matt Orr
B. FE. White
Phil Thorpe
B. F. White
Big Hole Rancher Ed Englesgerd Dies Sudden
A rancher named Ed Englesgerd was found dead in his cabin near Jackson. Coroner Walker was notified, and an inquest seemed unnecessary as no crime is suspected. Englesgerd, a Denmark native, had lived in the Big Hole basin for about eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Englesgerd
Jackson
Justice Stally
Denmark
Big Hole Basin
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Reading
Ethel Louise Squire
Elmo Jacquette-Scott
Dixie
Boots
Elmo Jacquette Scott
Katherine Paxton
Louise Squire
Priscilla” Eacoshi
Ethel Louise ‘Squire
State Normal College
Montana Myers
Whitehall
Harriet
Livingston
Sarah Breslin
College Notes
Miss Effie Tong
Louis P. Sanders
Wallace
Hinkle
Edward B. Roe
Massie -Burnett
City Council
Rattlesnake Live Stock Company
Heinze
Big Hole
Ed Englesferd
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