Montana Court Opens Fall Term in Dillon With Long Civil Docket
The Dillon district court begins its regular fall term, running through November 18, focusing on a lengthy civil docket with numerous cases scheduled from November 8 to November 18. A jury-list includes taxpayers summoned from many communities across the state, and no criminal cases are on the calendar for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
District Court
Smith
State Bank of Dillon
Bearhead Milling and Elevator Company
W. J. Burton
Montana Mercantile Company
Charles H. Bourquint
George Ditty
George ¥. Gray
William Pinkerton
Emil Kruletz
Tony Krulets
Gilbert V. Anderson
M. Roode
George H. Parsons
Helena Meat Company
Na Smith
Olmsted-Stevens Son Company
Marry McKinster
A. K.pres
C. R. Beddail
Philip J. Jones
Thomas ‘Flynn
Hurley Leach
Montana
Racing Rubber’ Company
Silas Dishno
Dani Tel Kennedy
Bonnivion Resersvoir Company
Olmstead-Stevenson Company
Thomas Flynn
Anna C. Marchesseau
Charles Kelso
Wilson & Co
Klso F. Garrison
Collins Land Company
Barnes
James
Kon
Henry M. ‘Birrer
Dell Fred Crouse
W.J. Daw. Jackson
James’ W. Deputy
Doward Farley
Polaris
J. C. Ferguson
Rebhle
Walter Fagan
Lima
James L. Fleming
Dell
L. ‘P. Grady
Monida
Arthur H. Griffin
Wisder W.N. Herman
Armstead
Joseph Hopkins
Wisedom
Millard
Mr. Holman
J. D. Harrison
Bannack
Bart Tune Fate
Fred Huber
John A .Jones
Emory Keller
Grant Kennison
Carl . Linden
Jackson
Edward Mooney
Ditton
John Myers
Joseph P. Maurice
Wise’ River
Howard Morse
M. McKnight
Hubert C. McNinch
W. N. McManis
Grant
Virgil A. McKnight
Richard ‘Nedrow
Diolia
D. Olmsted
M.A. Price
John W. Rees
J. T. Toss
Argenta
Frank’ B. Stanfield
Eugene P. Sullivan
Patrick
Sweeney
Clyde C. Scott
Dan B. Sullivan
Otwin
T Shell
Asbury
Stine
Wise River
David C. Wampler
Interwoven Woolen Mills to convert church into branch factory
Mill operator LK Wentzel named general manager of new Harpers Ferry branch. The former Presbyterian church will become a Branch factory for the knitting plant in MillL Martinsburg West Virginia. The operation will employ about 60 girls.
Bozeman Social Notes Highlight Halloween Festivities
Bozeman society pages detail a week of Halloween gatherings. Mrs. Nelson Story Jr hosted a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs. Elmer M. Ray of Spokane. Local clubs, including the Literary and P. E. C. chapters, held programs with Montana history, poetry readings, and exhibits. Families celebrated birthdays and car tours, with many neighbors attending church events and Halloween parties at homes around Bozeman. The piece also notes visits by out‑of‑town relatives, community picnics, and social club entertainments around late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Elmer M. Ray
Spokane
Ray J. Martin
Bridge
Nelson Story Jr
Ray
Hallowest
J. M. Hamilton
Davidson
Great Falls
W. M. Bote
Marie Bunnell
Montana State College
Bote
Helena
Great Fall
W. R. C. Stewart
M.S. Wright
C. Korslund
Raymond Chavey
Alsbert Emmell
Frank Harader
Donald Jacobs
Mark James Hutchinson
Diana Card Club
Joseph Piedalue
Fifth Avenue
Auto
West Gallatin Canyon
C.F. High
Fred F. Willson
Logger Creek
Fred
Mes. I
Willson
General Willson
Montana
West
Lord
Lady Blackmore
Walter Cooper
White Sulphur Notes and Local Happenings
Henry Lingshire won in a business trip event. locals including Mia Lewis and Donald Dunn returned from a four day drive covering over 700 miles without punctures. Luella Watson spent the weekend at home. various residents and visitors were noted for cattle shipping, travels to Helena Spokane Bozeman and Chicago, and social gatherings with Mrs. John Coad hosting bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lingshire
Fs Lingshire
Tresson Fonda
Lewis
Mia
Donald Dunn
Charles Ashford
Luella A. Watson
Watson
Mond
Bingham
Riverton Hempnill
Lou Tingley
Elmira
Frank
George McGuire
Ralph Canfield
Wan
Helena
Dillon News Notes Highlights Foote Visit and Local Events
Dillon News notes visiting Major Paul Foote, once with the 163d Infantry in France, calls him popular as he met local men in Dillon before heading to Kansas City for an American Legion meeting. Also notes county tax mailing by Georgia Mathews, tax levels similar to last year with minor shifts, plus social gatherings at South Pacific street homes and a Halloween party with dancing. County Surveyor Chapman returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubensress
Ee—Arayor
Paul Foote
Helena
Dillon
France
Ok Foote
Major Foote
Missoula
Kansas City
American Legion
Georgia Mathews
B. B. Roe
South Pacific Street
Lee McCrackin
Fragmented classified clippings mix in town notices
A garbled OCR shows lost items, missing coats, and stray personal notices. Entries include a lost purse with an aliver rosary, a large gray coat, and requests for male workers in auto and tractor training. Also present are help wanted lines, school attendance notes, and a travel mention about residents traveling to Anaconda for a game.
Lewistown Notices Highlight Local Divorce Suits and Wedding
In Lewistown on October 30, Bessie Canon sues George W. Canon for divorce on nonsupport grounds. Emma Hoge seeks divorce from Otto Moge on cruelty, both marriages reportedly began in 1911. Luella Klinafeler sues HN Klinefelter of Moore after a trial on October 17. Mrs. C P Davis departs for Kansas City to attend an auxiliary convention as a delegate. Jack Gibson and Thelma Aneron, Lewistown residents, wed here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Bessie Canon
George W. Canon
New York City
Emma Hoge
Otto Moge
Chouteau County
Coffee Creek
Luella Klinafeler
HN. Klinefelter
Moore
W. Mettler
Alifornia
Ange
Three Forks News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Oct 30 Three Forks notes Mrs B A Barnes visited Deer Lodge and returned the same day. Mrs Charles Rader, from White Sulphur Springs, is back home. Bob Chambers is seriously ill in the local hospital after being struck by a ball in Pied and playing ball. Mr Wise, Milwaukee operator at Lombard, also a hospital patient. Mrs A Jorgenson plans to return to Seattle with her son Harold at University of Washington for the winter visit. Merc Aer left for a short trip to Minneapolis and Toronto, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Lott
Lott Lott
Chester Roecher Caven
Evelyn Waterman
Rosemary ‘Trackwell
Grace Olive
Ennis
Myers
Ethel Johnson
Helen Rost
Everett Cutting
Nelson Blare
Three Forks
B.A. Barnes
Deer Lodge
Charles Rader
White Sulphur Springs
Bob Chambers
Mr. Wise
Milwaukee
Lombard
A. Jorgenson
Seattle
Harold
Univesity
Washington
Merc Aer
Minneapolis
New
Toronto
Canada
Justice Regists Flivver in Verse at Wapakoneta
Justice of the Peace R. G. Herman in Wapakoneta registers his old car under a new law and pens a rhymed description of the battered vehicle. He notes radiator leaks, body squeaks, a hole in the top, a broken windshield, a loose tail light, rusted foot boards, rattling fenders, a smashed back, gashed ties, yet insists it is a darn good car for its condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
Onio
Justice of the Peace
R. G. Herman
Limousine Plane Ready for Foch Visit
An aeroplane company offers a six passenger limousine air transport for Marshal Foch during the American Legion convention in Kansas City. Foch is set to attend the event around October 31 to November, with the firm proposing to fly him from New York City to Kansas City or anywhere on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Kansas City
American Legion Convention Executive
New York City
Marshal Foch
United States
Furnished House and Apartments for Rent in Butte Area
Classified ad listing furnished units at 31 POM Furnish House and 103 W Park with two room and three room modern flats. Offers emphasize reduced rent, coal or gas heat, coal range, and western-facing options. Inquiries directed to local Butte phones and Broadway area listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Butte
Montana
Gulte
Phoenix
Lorment
BEA
Main
Sunny and
Ee Ae
W. Park, Butte
Ptat
Broadway
Burien Tent
Park Fe
Galena
Bure
Prarie
Pup
Seiaw
Various Goods and Services Advertised in Butte Shop Listings
A dense, fragmented ad page lists items for sale and rent including stove wood, toners, dyes, cleaning services, and repair offerings. It notes rental flats, six room modern houses, storage and transfer services, and beauty and piano tuning. It references local businesses such as Lewis & Walker Assayers and others in Butte Montana with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Incluire
Te Butte
Movixo
Jones Storeld Transfer
Breko
Butte
Housi
Montana St
Sali
Salere
Surrey
South Bias
Bie
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Bozeman News Notes
Grace’ Nelson
Koya
Iris
Sess Bertha Herron
Hea Wiliams
Doria Hail
Jovence’ Pitts
Grace Nelsson
Masters
Tyle Manry
Paul Anderson
Rawin ‘Nelson
Enginet Wivtaker Ind
Gardner
Waits
EO. Pace
Whitehall
Montana’ Federation of Women Clubs
Boneman
Amos C. Hall
Ann Clarke
Alpha Omicron Pi Witie
Beneran
Barbara Scott
Jh. Weaver
Emery Fiatey
W. Ko Judevine
George P. Dier
Georgia Peterson
J. L. Kraker
Madison Lake
W. T. Haines
Laurie Burcken
Ben
Mee
Howard Welch
J. L Hartman Lore
Omaha
Neb
Haines
Baus Caine
Eanin
Paul Thompant
Miackmore
Scott
Ray Holloway
Egal Ehlearo
Ana’ Teih Wataay
Srenine
Tomer Tigte
Sneho
Sirs
Sohn
Rod Etamay
Work Garand
Brecassete Ciregory Fond
Chiaren
Fitthv Avenue
Cea Ehiment
Asec Fereed Bremen
Sartori
Feet
Feet Froda Metiy Wali Hata
Te H. Atone
Aby
Cailey
Srthabeheia
New York Elty
Frome
Idaho
McNei
J. J. Herron
Wari Herron
Briggs
N. M
Coates of
Martinsdale
Martha Johnston
John J. Phils
Mark Lewis
Charles Asiford
Lingshire
Merita O'Keefe
Stenagr
Ringling
Harry Watkins
Edith Warren
Chicago
John Coad
James L. Robinson
Armand Sullivan
Commercial Club
Ashford House
Dillon News Notes
Readinge Anny T Room
W. Gran
MMO
Busines
Feros Ale
Hutte
Tamaus
Valeine
Epare
Foch
Hele
Neniers Henderson
Ioeks
Kinane
Sean
Venta Fe
Rhode
Hilliard Repair Shop
Bute
Mui Pock
Utan Ave
LA Butte
Pialihe
Alt Hateale
Satsee
Slavems
Lewis & Walker Assayers
Cheinlate
Wyoming
Rinem Roar
Incuire
SGAUM
Upton St
Nique Ceaning Co
I Wai
ISIN
Wagey
Winer
Ge Kodak
KODAK
Rome
Phas
Parker-Rand
Byers
Camill
Dyring
CJ Hanokt
Clegg
D. W. Hughes Lumber Co
AFAP
Siontane ‘Motors
Arion
Galenast
Butte Ae
Oakland Auto
Gaeirornia Bop
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