Banker Loses Bid as Executor Claim Granted
Judge Donlan allows George Wesley Davie’s claim of 45 000 against Theah Jane Davis estate for services as administrator. First National Bank objections are overruled. executor to file account within 20 days. Also mentions jury verdict for George Condon in a separate loan commission case with Wilson Smith.
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George Wesley Davis
A. J. Davis
Theah Jane Davis
Michael Donlan
Cae
George Wesley Davie
George W. Davis
McClernan
George Condon
Wilson
Smith Aengensee
Wilson & Smith
Condon
Summer Conference Proposal Draws 43 at Silver Bow Meeting
At the Silver Bow County Ministerial association meeting 43 attended the largest turnout to date. Dr. Harris of Bozeman proposed a summer young people conference at West Gallatin nearsh creek with morning Bible and vocational training and afternoon recreation. An outdoor sunset gathering would mirror Northfield. A committee will handle plans for a Mountain View church event. Clergy from Billings Kalispell and Belgrade attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Northfield
C. A. Rexroad
Colton
M.C. A
G._J. Powell
Billings
Stancliffe
Kalispell
Mr. Rateh
Belgrade
Railways face federal suits over faulty safety gear
Federal suits target Milwaukee and Great Northern railways for defective couplings brakes and drawbars not meeting standards. Milwaukee faces nine counts and Great Northern four with penalties totaling 100 dollars per case. The complaints detail cars needing crews to chain between cars and specify car numbers. An unrelated furniture ad and store trade offer follow in the same item.
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Milwaukee and
Great Northern Railways
Milwaukee Railway
Great Northern
Kelly & Alton
East Park Street
Anr
Mayer's
Where Is the Mother for the Child in Need
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a concentrated liquid food for undernourished children. It claims the product transforms thin blood and poor nutrition into healthier growth, urging mothers to provide it for growing kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Woman Left For Dead In Road After Lunch Argument
A woman in Butte area after bringing lunch to her husband at a precipitating plant near Tivoli brewery was found by Sheriff Henderson in the road. Initial reports claimed assault and death, but she revived and showed bruises. Husband J M Shay jailed. police noted drinking.
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J. M. Shay
Shay
Film Company Incorporated Forms in Silver How County
Articles of incorporation filed for a Todd Film company by directors Ed C. Reiss F A Todd and Earl R. Carruthers. The 40 year life corporation will make distribute exchange moving picture films conduct general film business and manage theaters.
County poor farm contracts awarded and changes noted
Mrs Mary Ward McCarthy loses bid for county poor farm management as Mrs Nellie Dennison is set to resume charge at $2.60 per person weekly. Dr J D Freund chosen as county physician at $300 monthly with medical supplies. other bids ignored. Also reports a cyclone disaster in Pondicherry with about 1080 lives lost.
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Mary Ward McCarthy
Nellie Dennison
Silver Bow
Dennison
McCarthy
F. Ho Ayers
Butter City
Mra
Tremendous Dam Age In India Leaves Hundreds Dead
Sessions in India report tremendous damage across Madras province with four hundred bodies found. Officials assess extensive destruction, and relief teams rush to affected districts as casualty figures rise. Local authorities warn of aftershocks and request aid from neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Madras
Polite Porter Sentenced Twenty Days In Jail
Accused of stealing $20 from a woman's pocketbook on a Northern Pacific Sleeper train, Polite Porter Lauton a Negro porter was tried in police court. With circumstantial evidence and a defense of innocence he received a 20 day county jail sentence after transporting the grip containing the money to the car steps. The woman testified her husband had placed the bill in the grip.
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Lauton
Northern Pacific
Lauron
Government fails to convict in Oregon land frauds
San Francisco report shows six defendants in the Oregon land frauds case discharged after a jury failed to agree on three indictments. W. B. Degarmo was found guilty of conspiracy to use the mails. W. A. Nicholson and Sidney L. Sperry were acquitted. Remaining defendants Bull Cook and Peetz had verdicts pending. Local notices advertise a safety-fist dance at the Carpenters Union hall on Wednesday evening December 6.
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San Francisco
United States
Oregon
W. B. Degarmo
Los Angeles
W. A
Nicholson
Sidney L. Sperry
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Fudge Dontan
Gorge Wesley Dav
Hennessy’s
Serge
Betty Wales
Hennessy
Butte
Sosr
UT Glass
Art China
Toyland
Sheriff
Husband
James Gilmartin
Rquin
Washington
Peking
Chicago Bank
Mrs. Dennison
London
Calcutta
Sage
Pondicherry
Carpenters’ Union Hall
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