May term court ends as juries return verdicts
The May term of the District Court closed with juries delivering verdicts in several cases. The Milwaukee Railroad Company suit favored plaintiffs Mervin Stroud and William Harris. Fred Fuchs defeated C. E. Burrell in a title dispute. The Lavachek and other liquor cases resulted in guilty verdicts and multiple sentences. Sheriff Burrell to transport Sid Clark to prison. notes on Slater Lavachek and J D Strait sentencing forthcoming. Marshall, a Bible reader, died contentedly. a five-cent cigar remark is recalled. He was a long time Mason and Scottish Rite member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Slim
Carenaa
Sid. Clark
Francis Strait
J. D Strait
Archie Slater
Robert Lavachek
Jutus¢ty Slim
Elmer H. Schneider
Clifford Cate
Clyde E. Burrell
Deer Lodge
Warren
Slater
Lavachek
J. D. Strat
Marshall
Sesson
Senate
Supreme Council
Columbia City
Indiana
Gas Products Well Making Progress on Beckman Farm
The Gas Products Company drills a fourth well on Beckman eighty at the Hecxman farm. The well is down about 600 feet and is expected to reach productive depth around 600 feet, following the pattern of nearby wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gas Products Company
Hecxman
Baker Dome
Beckman
Baker Man Hails Oil Rig as Wonder
W. A. Payne, returning from Minnesota, reports the Development Company plans to move into Baker Field to drill for oil. He says he saw the drilling machine model and heard industry experts praise its potential. The company aims to locate in Baker, though others are pressing them to choose other sites. Their first aim remains Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Payne
Minnesota
Gttex
Baker
Payne
Former Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall Dies in Washington
Washington D C United States remembers Thomas Riley Marshall writer lawyer and philosopher who served eight years as vice president under Woodrow Wilson and presided over notable Senate sessions. He died peacefully as his brother reported.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Thomas Riley Marshall
Woodrow
Wilson
United States’ Senate
Flag Day tribute to national colors and duty
The observance of Flag Day is celebrated for national colors and liberty. It urges fidelity of public officials against malfeasance and calls for a patriotic, nonsectarian commitment to democracy and veterans. The passage honors Lincoln and the flag as symbols of unselfish devotion.
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America
Lincoln
Woman's Camp at Sidney Montana Delegates Sought
Fallon County women and one man plan to attend the Montana State College Extension Service led Woman's Camp in Sidney July 15 to 18. The event, one of seven camps statewide this summer, offers recreation and education. meals and attendance cost five dollars for the two days.
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Sidney
Montana
Montana State College
Fallon County
Plevna
Springdale
Lovering’s Grove
Baker Welcomes New Druggist Stewart G Watt
Stewart G Watt from Geraldine Montana has taken over the Baker Drug Company. He aims to bring strong business and pharmacy expertise, noting Baker as a top Montana town with great tourist and traveler impressions. He believes Baker is underappreciated locally.
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Stewart G. Watt
Baker Drug Company
Mr. Watt
Geraldine
Montana
Watt
Baker
Mostana
Attendees List For Local Event Named In Notice
The notice invites attendees including Mrs Ed Blazer Mrs L Williams Mrs T FitzSimmons Mrs A Fost Mrs Wm Hubbard Mrs Robert Norman Mr and Mrs RB C Zink Mrs Woods Westrope Miss Edith White Mrs Okey James Mr and Mrs L J Larson Mrs J O Hembre and the County Agent to the function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Blazer
L. Williams
T. FitzSimmons
A. Fost
Wm. Hubbard
Robert Norman
RB. C. Zink
Woods Westrope
Edith White
Okey James
L. J. Larson
J. O. Hembre
Montana weekly industrial review highlights new wells and infrastructure
Shelby Sunburst Whitman reports Baker Gas plans another well as 3 000 barrels daily flow continues. Numerous fields prepare to drill and big power will serve Wolf Point Poplar Culbertson while Illinois pipe line reports 117 690 barrels in April and 1 990 000 since opening. Great Northern spends 100 000 on railroad mile fill east of Poplar and Opheim district farmers subscribe 115 000 toward a 250 000 stock for a 50 mile Great Northern line from Scobey. Grading for the road to be built by 1926. Labor National Bank project in Great Falls at 20 000. Kalispell notes a new club house and cottages at Apgar and a Kalispell service station completion. White Eagle Oil moves headquarters to Baker and John Schnitzier holds 7 000 acres for grain crops here this year. Denzer farm and Gen oil well sites under drilling at Costrad.
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Shelby—Sunburst-Whitman
Kevin-Sunburst
Baker—Gas Products Company
Shelby
Wolf Point
Poplar
Culbertson
Ilinois
Great Northern
Scobey
Great Falls
Labor National Bank
Harlowton
Consumers’ Oil Company
Kalispell-New
Apgar
White Eagle Oil
Re‘Ating ‘Company
Popler
John
Schnitzier
Denzer
Tax policy and regulation shape national investment incentives
The excerpt argues that lowering surtax rates would reduce demand for tax exempt securities and spur investment in productive business. It notes fire losses are largely preventable and stresses the need for strong cooperation between power companies, consumers, and state and national regulators to achieve development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mus
Secretary Jardine to Visit Miles City on July 3
Secretary of Agriculture Hon William Jardine will be in Miles City on July 3, altering earlier plans to speak at the Roundup Celebration. The Miles City Commercial Club confirms the itinerary change and the 3rd is now set as the marquee day for the event.
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William Jardine
Miles City
Jardine
Sees City
Mile
City Commercial Club
County Reports Show Widespread Good Crops Despite Dry Spots
For the week ending May 30 county agents report excellent crop conditions overall with dryness in Blaine Chateau Custer Fallon Rosebud and Yellowstone. Livestock remains in good shape and labor demand is low. Blaine notes dry conditions. grains seed wells. flax is widespread. corn planting advancing. potatoes up. beets dry. cattle OK. lambs pigs and horses steady in value. labor balanced.
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Helena
State Division of Publicity
Blaine
Chateau
Custer
Fallon Rosebud
Yellowstone
O. K
Powder River Valley
Daniels
Fallon
Lincoln
Phillips
Teton
MontanA farm report notes crops and livestock favorable
Weather and moisture improve conditions across counties. Early grain and spring plantings surge. Livestock thriving and labor balanced. notable hogs and cattle reports. A Milwaukee Railroad bull program proposal seeks farmer interest with financing through Agricultural Credit Corporation and County Agent outreach.
PUPILS COMPLETE SIXTH GRADE IN SENTINAL ADS AREA
The following students completed the sixth grade this year in the Sentinal Ads area: Eva Bellis Nora Faught Roscoe Faught Harry Messmer Patricia Crow Margaret Couser William Rabe Mary Geving Alois Shikorski Roy McClain Adolph Sczech Magdalena Krueg Audrey Hanson Alice Burke Elmer Newell Alice Carrington Edith Sanford Morris Ludwig Maybell Sutton Milton Hall Robert McGinnis Sigval Busley Ralph Chapin Bertha Good Audrey Hammon Beatrice Hammon Florice Ellenbaum Elnora Noftsker Betty Lentz Myrtle Munyon Anne Howard Marlys McKown Laila Wee Francis Spriggs Seibert Howe Christian Schopp Inn Householder Henry Adams Anthony Ferrie Evelyn Bowen Robert S. Morton Willard Huehn Alice Kooper Christine Jessfield Grace Ludwig Lucinda Iceman William Olson Mary Lyman.
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Eva Bellis
Nora Faught
Roscoe Faught
Harry Messmer
Patricia Crow
Margaret Couser
William Rabe
Mary Geving
Alois Shikorski
Roy McClain
Adolph Sczech
Magdalena Krueg
Audrey Hanson
Alice Burke
Elmer Newell
Alice Carrington
Edith Sanford
Morris Ludwig
Maybell Sutton
Milton Hall
Robert McGinnis
Sigval Busley
Ralph Chapin
Bertha Good
Audrey Hammon
Beatrice Hammon
Florice Ellenbaum
Elnora Noftsker
Betty Lentz
Myrtle Munyon
Anne Howard
Marlys McKown
Laila Wee
Francis Spriggs
Seibert Howe
Christian Schopp
Inn Householder
Henry Adams
Anthony Ferrie
Evelyn Bowen
Robert S. Morton
Willard Huehn
Alice Kooper
Christine Jessfield
Grace Ludwig
Lucinda Iceman
William Olson
Mary Lyman
Company I Heads to Camp for Three Weeks
Company I will leave on the 17th for a three week encampment at Imelena. The boys have trained for months to win trophies. A farewell dance was held at Wildwood last night to raise funds for camp necessities.
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Imelena
Wildwood
Regular Beara County Commissioners Meeting Minutes
Regular Beara County Commissioners meeting held June 1 1925 with all members and the Clerk present. Claims include Aaron Thompson roadwork April and May, Albert Fost Farm Extension work, R W Russell bond premium, Art Honstain Jacob T Warner Jr and Einar Christensen roadwork, Elizabeth Hospital care May, Mrs Mack Armstrong rent May, Montana Pet Co gas May, C E Burrel Board of Prisoners May, Lewis N Jordan juror, Dan Wash witness, W H Blakemore salary May. Page continues on next page.
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Beara
Aaron Thompson
Scisecoescdema Acad
Albert Fost
R. W. Russell
Montana Pet. Co
Biddie-A Aly Ae
C. E. Burrel
Board of Prison
Ers
Geier
CASE
Accaees Intalimadingt
Dan Wash
W. H. Blakemore, Co
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Baker Man
Fallon CO
Montana Weekly Industrial Review
Agriculture
Milwaukee Railroad
H. F. Hunter
Agricutural College
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Agricultural Creaie
Atlanda
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