Farmers' Packing Plant in Receiver's Hands at La Crosse
A Langdon-Boyd action seeks $12,000 from the Farmers Cooperative Packing Company of La Crosse. The suit aims to recover sums tied to the plant purchase as investors await trial amid claims of $200,000 lost in two years. Management flaws and $37,000 of organizing costs are cited as factors. The plant's sale could yield about 10 cents on the dollar to stockholders.
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Minneapolis Tribune
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Co-operative Packing Company of
United States
Langdon-Boyd Packing Company
Co-Operative Company
Mont
The adjutant general of Montana was advised that Lieutenant Colonel Caldwell inspector general of the U S Army would arrive in Helena with a few days to inspect the arsenal and that all enlisted men and officers should attend. A telegram from Washington urged the state to provide a furnished list of equipment to mobilize Montana's fighting men on a war footing.
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Adjutant General of
Montana
Caldwell
Department
United States Army
Helena
Washington
Montana briefs from Dillon to Great Falls
Various Montana notes: Livingston-Hay sells at 28 a ton. The State Bank of Kolin starts business. Equity grain plant to expand. Helena to organize a machine gun company and license grain dealers. Glasgow public employment bureau. Dillon auctions thousand horses. Equity manager N. D. Iver in Dillon. Great Northern to double track between Dillon and Shelby. Nick Staudaker, early Beaverdam county child, dies. Judge W. B. Rhoades assumes duties. Kalispell county buys five ton road truck. Beaverhead seed trials for nurseries. Edith Colby seeks new trial in prison. Butte Anglers plan Chinook salmon planting. Fox farming company organized in Missoula. Missouri valley fears floods. Mrs. Higgins to attend national clubs meeting in New Orleans. Coast Bridge Co pays damages for faulty construction. Harry D. Thomas gets 30 years for assault on a 14 year old. Helena theater Marlow announced. Rumor of German emperor assassination debunked in Dillon. Augusta Carmichael to play for Great Falls club. Edith Lane marries Dana Augenbaugh. guests include Senator Walsh and Governor Stewart. Lt. Gov McDowell urges fewer legislative sessions. Great Falls Bankers meet July 27 28. Banks urged to plan around harvest. final quip about color schemes and hats.
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Livingston
Kolin
State Bank of
Windham
Helena
Glasgow
The
Commercial Club
Dillon
Shelby
Wn. D. Iver
Equity Association
Cutbank
Great Northern
Nick Staudaker
Beaverhead County
Havre
W. B. Rhoades
Eighteenth Judicial District
Kalispell
Flathead County
Beaverhead Valley
Thompson Falls
Edith Colby
John T. Thomas
Butte Anglers’ Club
Montana
Missoula
Missouri
Missouri River
Deer Lodge
W. S. Higgins
South
General Federation of Women’s
New Orleans
Libby
Coast Bridge Company
Kootenai River
Lincoln County
Miles City
Harry D. Thomas
Hielema
Northwest
Marlow
Thomas A. Marlow
Germany
Butte
Augustea
Buit’ Carmichael
Augusta
Great Falls
Carmichael
Edith Lane
Lane
Lewistown
Long Beach
Calif
Dana W. Augenbaugh
Waseca
Minnesota
Walsh
Stewart
Russell heir Huidekoper may donate Russell painting to Montana
Huidekoper owner of Russell works may gift the small origin al painting to the Montana Historical Society. The cattleman, stockman, and art patron from Sweetgrass county keeps Russell pieces including Meat for Wild Men and the Last of Five Thous and. He holds leading roles in Montana livestock groups and has a storied family history.
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Huidekoper
Montana Historical Society
America
Montana
Charles M. Russell
Sweetgrass County
Russell
Wallis Huidekooper
North Dakotans to Montana attract large land inquiries
A Fargo real estate manager reports over 1,000 North Dakota prospects seeking Montana land due to crop failures in the Red River Valley. He notes Montana farm scenes displayed in offices and a flood of inquiries about homesteads and land prices from across the United States as spring settlers loom.
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Montana
Fargo
N. D
Charles D. Greenfield
Department of Agriculture and Publicity
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Greenfield
Department of Agriculture
United States
Indian Why Stories by Linderman illustrated by Russell
Frank B. Linderman known as Coskee-see-co-cat is presented as a leading expert on Indian folklore. The popular book has sold the first edition and a second edition is printed, bound in color, published by Charles Shribner's Sons. Copies available by mail for $2.10.
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Linderman
Charles M. Russell
West
Charles Shribner’s Sons
Helena
Montana
SPECIAL FOR WOMEN GAIETY SHOP OFFERS HEMSTITCHING
Great Falls Montana offers machine hemstitching and picoting at Gaiety Shop located in the Conrad Bank building. Also advertises dry cleaning and buttoning for ladies and men and mentions Great Falls Dye House and Ideal Beauty Parlors for wigs and hair novelties. Beckman Bros promote fur cleaning and remodeling services in Great Falls.
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Conrad Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Ideal Beauty Parlors
200s-2010-A Smart and Serviceable Dress Adverts
A catalog of patterns and dress fabrics lists multiple patterns in sizes from 16 to 46 bust with yardage for 30 36 and 44 inch fabrics. Prices are 10 cents per pattern and requirements include waist skirts and dresses with measurements and yardage for each size.
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Grl
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