Jimmie Munro Injured In Farm Accident At Carter County
James Munro chairman of the Carter County Board of Commissioners was seriously injured last Friday when riding a horse after a cow. The horse stumbled and the saddle horn nearly penetrated his groin causing a critical condition at Miles City Hospital. His parents wife and sisters are at his bedside with Senator Oliver in contact. Later reports indicated no change then some improvement with no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Munro
Board of County Commissioners
Carter County
Munro
Miles City
Roderick Munro
Nellie McClain
John Hanson
Mina Munro
Oliver
Jimmie
Government Crop Report and Local Notes for Montana
Montana crop report shows winter wheat 7.9 million and spring wheat 13.5 million with oats 16.5 million and flax 2.19 million for August. The Pearl of Paradise is playing at Lyric Theatre Saturday night. Chase Shear spent days on Powder River securing winter range for his horses, and Frank Evans, former Fallon County sheriff, visits for respite from delinquent tax duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chase Shear
Upper
Powder River
Frank Evans
Fallon County
Stenographer Esther Phillips Injured in Wagon Fall
Miss Esther Phillips of the county attorney's office suffered painful injuries after a wagon fall while she was sitting aboard. Frank R. Kison, secretary of Equity Abstract & Title Co of Ekala ka, has been in town for several days preparing to go to the front after being accepted by the Carter County draft board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Phillips
Frank R. Kison
Equity Abstract & Title Co
Ekalaka
Carter Cy
Draft examiners announce three mobilization consignments
E. F. Lentz of the board of draft examiners says the first consignment of eight men will be sent to the mobilization camp on September 5. A second contingent leaves on September 5 and a third on September 25 with the departure point for training not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lentz
Board of Draft Examiners
Miss Frances Neuschwander Returns to Baker Bank Post
Miss Frances Neuschwander, long time stenographer in the U S Commissioner Burns office, has visited her parents in Foxhome Minnesota for a month and will return Monday to take a position at Baker State Bank.
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Frances Neuschwander
U. S
Burns
Foxhome
Minn
Baker State Bank
Kickers Convention Yields Few Objections to Assessments
County board last Saturday heard objections to raises by the board of equalization but only two or three minor corrections were noted. Voters may push for a levy bump at the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickers
Board of Equalization
Farmers Rebel at Threshers Charges
Farmers near Webster met to oppose threshing machine owners who refused to lower fixed charges. They decided to obtain rigs under their own control and thresh jointly.
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Webster
Pearl of Paradise at Lyric Theatre This Saturday
John Brant purchases the interest of Jack Hazelton in the Lyric theatre. Chas. Davis, former sheriff, visits Ed Jackson. Miss Lora Tifft visits sister Mrs. J. J. Dabb near Willard. Enjoy a cool evening watching The Pearl of Paradise at the Lyric Theatre.
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John Brant
Jack Hazelton
Lyric Theatre
Chas. Davis
Sherff
Nardin County
S. D
Ed Jackson
Lora Tifft
Willard
J. J. Dabb
Merchant Prince Lang visits Baker on business
The Baker merchant prince Wm Lang is in the city on business. Chris Christenson likely led the first threshing in the area with wheat yielding over seven bushels per acre. Rev Frank Durant preached an able and interesting discourse at the Congregational church last Friday evening to the Episcopal congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Prince
Yellowstone Journal
Wm Lang
Merchant Prince of
Baker
Chris Christenson
Frank Durant
Congregational Church
Episcopal
Grain Outlook From Calumet Visit Promises Improvement
Frank Riley of Calumet visited the court house Thursday and reported considerable grain in his neighborhood likely to yield better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riley
Calumet
Court House
McParland Visit and Wil lard Wheat Outlook
Mrs J McParland and her son John visit Mr and Mrs Dorr at Harlowtown. Mr and Mrs Boyd Spaulding from near Willard report wheat on their farm turning out good enough to warrant cutting the whole 200 plus acres, likely exceeding last year’s yield. Also in this issue Baker school district No 12 disbursements for year ending June 30, first such legally required report. readers expect it to interest patrons.
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Boyd Spaulding
Willard
Baker
Carter County Officials Tour Ekalaka Boom Scene
Sheriff George Boggs and Undersheriff T J Martin with Win Rogers and Oscar Gilbertson visited Ekalaka from Carter county. They observed the town growing as the county seat with decent crops nearby and a sense of civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boggs
T. J. Martin
Win Rogers
Oscar Gilbertson
Carter County
Ekalaka
Cemetery lot deeds misaligned at Forestvale Valley View
Helena records auditors find multiple lot deeds not matching official plat at Forestvale cemetery. Deed for lot 195 maps to lot 2 on plat, another deed cites lot 38 though no burial there, with 30 to 40 misnumbered lots in Valley View and Green Lawn blocks. Court orders probe. owners lack deeds or title proof.
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Forestvale Cemetery
Willam Muth
Helena Cemetery Association
Hie
Valley View Block
Valley View
Greenlawn
Cemetery Association
District Court
Velena
Aihis
The Clergy and the War Debate over papal peace proposal
A newspaper column critiques the pope and other church leaders for lobbying during World War I. It questions government recognition of religious voices in state affairs and warns that postwar democracy may challenge church influence.
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Clrgy
Rome
Germany
Berlin
Aris
Teutons
Vacation Visitors Report Harvest Activity in County
Sr. Cale and wife returned from a vacation trip to Baker Ismay and vicinity where they visited O. W. Titus and wife. Cale notes much grain is being cut with headers and no binders in operation as stems are too short. Yellowstone Journal Miles City.
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Sr. Cale
Baker
Ismay
O. W. Titus
Cale
Yellowstone Journal
Miles City
Pearl of Paradise at Lyric Theatre Saturday Night
Saturday night at the Lyric Theatre audiences will see The Pearl of Paradise in a performance described as a show of notable appeal. The program highlights the production as a highlighted entertainment option for local patrons.
Torrens Land Register System in Massachusetts and Montana discussion
A long talk on the Torrens System traces its origins to Sir Robert Torrens and highlights Massachusetts adoption in 1893, with notes on its practical workings. It explains the Original and Owner Duplicate Certificates, the cost of registration, and the fund to compensate losses, arguing for efficiency and certainty in land title.
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C. F. Weed
First Nations Bank of Boston
Montana Bankers’ Association
Great Falls
Bay
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
America
Iliois
California
Alfred Hemenway
Boston Law
Supreme Court of the United States
McKinley
Plymouth County
Charles Shnrnton Davis
Massachusetts Land Court
Montana
Davis
Robert Torrens
South Australia
Adelaide
Tle
Kronprincess
Cecilie
England
Perlin
Cove
Bar Harbor
Maine
Boston Harbor
France
Sir Robert Torrens
Australia
Germany
Land Court
Ann Examiner
Mother of Anderson brothers dies in Miles City
Isabel Anderson, mother of Mrs. James Hunter and several Anderson brothers, died at her son Walter’s home in her eightieth year after a period of declining health. She was highly regarded and the funeral was held in Miles City on Wednesday with burial beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Anderson
James Hunter
R. L. D. H. Walter
John
James Anderson
Walter
Anderson
Miles City
Rich Pollard Wedding At Presbyterian Church
Laurence Rich eldest son of Chas W Rich and Janet Pollard of Baker Mont wed at the Presbyterian church at 3 p m with Dr Stevenson officiating. The couple then hosted a three course luncheon at Fergus hotel before taking residence on the groom's ranch near Benzien Dawson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Rich
Chas. W. Rich
Heath
Janet Pollard
Baker, Mont
Presbyterian Church
Stevenson
Fergus Hotel
Benzien
Dawson County
Lewistown
Bondell Returns Home From Insane Asylum in Recovery
Robert Bondell, once adjudged insane and sent to Warm Springs, has returned to his Ollie area home and is now in Baker awaiting case disposition. He shows clear signs of recovery from his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bondell
Warm Springs Asylum
Ollie
Baker
Mr. Bondell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmie Munro
Carter Co
Miss Phillips
Helena
Torrens Land Register System
Baker Grain Market
Farmers Elevator
Anderson Brothers
Robt
Bondell Back
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