Estate of Jennie E Myers Probate Notice
In the Sixteenth Judicial District Fallon County Montana the Matter of the Estate of Jennie E Myers Deceased. The State of Montana to Thomas Chilcoat you are cited to appear in Baker Montana on May 18 1917 at 2 PM to show cause why Letters of Administration issued to you should not be revoked per Ethel M Chilcoats petition. Court order Apr 21 1917 Clerk Ralph Keener Court seal Booth Dousman attorneys. Apr 27May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon County
Montana
Sixteenth Judicial District
State of
Jennie E. Myers
Ethel M. Chilcoat
A. D
Ralph Keener
Booth & Dousman
Baker, Montana
Dissolution of Baker Drug Company Partnership
Notice that the partnership of Charles J. Russell and Jay Henton doing business as Baker Drug Company in Baker Fallon County Montana was dissolved on April 28 1917 by mutual consent. Debts are to be received by Jay Henton and all claims to him for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Russell
Jay Henton
Baker
Fallon County
Montana
Baker Drug Company
Alias Summons Foreclosing Mortgage in Fallon County
District Court summons to Wells-Dickey Company and multiple defendants to answer a foreclosure complaint filed by Wells-Dickey Company. Property described as West Half of Northwest quarter and West Half of Southwest quarter of Section 28 in Township 11 North Range 61 East, Fallon County Montana. Mortgage for 600 dollars with interest. Issued April 27, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Liscomb
Samuel Anderson
Joseph H. Anderson
Martha A. Anderson
James Anderson
Pearle M Anderson
Minneapolis Treshing Machine Company
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Montana
A. E. Digbey
Meridan
Fallon
Ralph Keener
F. P. Leiper
Glendive
Mont
Plaintift
Men Wanted for Shipyards and Farm Work in 1917
The Department of Labor and Shipping Board seek experienced ship carpenters shipwrights bridge builders mill workers dock workers joiners caulkers and axe handlers plus farm labor through Agriculture. Applicants may write or apply at Washington DC or any Labor Bureau immigration station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Labor Bureau
Congress Sets Fast Pace on Omnibus War Bill Action
Washington May 1 The house completed debate in a brief session on the omnibus emergency war bill carrying nearly 3 billion dollars. Passage is expected tomorrow with few votes against. The key changes involved enlisted men and military estimates while committee revisions trimmed large sums and shifted allocations among military programs.
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Washington
House
Dhr Committee
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Harry Lauder
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R. B. Lowry
Timothy O'Shea
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W. W. Brant
F. J. Niemann
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