Yellowstone Stores Co files Articles of Incorporation
Articles show Yellowstone Stores Co formed by Singletary and Rutherford to take over H. C. Kellogg store in Big Timber with twenty year term. Capital stock $25,000, 125 shares, $210 par. $14,200 paid in from seven founders and many others listed. Seven directors named. Rostum obituary and details follow. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from family residence. Rev. Engelstad to officiate. Elks Lodge noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Stores Co
Messrs
A. H. Arneson
John E. King
A. L. Bray
G. A. Leasby
C. O. Hathaway
Robert Brownlee
J. W. Bailey
Messrs. McCall
O. Larson
Parker
Alvid Maitland
Dollman
Ed Hauge
Rapstad
Hanson
Gottlob
J. Rostad
Dillon
Langus
Davis
J. B. Morris
Ault
M. Crest
Plaggemeyer
Rudd
Koozer
Fell
Broughton
Bruffy
Chas
Bryan
Thurman
Perrine
J. Nevin
Hatch
C. W. Campbell
Struckman
Morstein
Whalen
T. S. Lavold
H. R
W. E. Snyder
G. W. Moore
Skaarland
Tolhurst
Utermohle
Forsythe
Turland
Haas
L. S. Davis
W. Weaver
Schrader
Hellopeter
Sanderson
Helser
Levi
Hoem
Chris Mage
Former Resident of Sweet Grass Dies
Sigmund H. Rostum a former Livingston resident dies at 10 30 p m after a brief illness. Born in West Boulder he rose from stenographer to assistant cashier and paying teller at National Park Bank. Mrs Frank Sharkey of the city learned of his death while en route to his funeral. J C Vilas praised him for his work and character in Livingston Daily Post tribute.
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Rostum
South D Street
Sweet Grass County
Livingston
Martin Rostum
Park County High School
J. C. Vilas
National Park Bank
Vilas
Sigmund
Olive Rostum
Frank Sharkey
Big Timber
Engelstad
Livingston Lodge
No. 246
Elks
Sigmund H. Rostum
West
Boulder
Montana
Pioneer
J.C. Vilas
Livingston Daily Post
Escaped Mexican May Be With Huerta Now
Manuel Lioranza, an escaped Mexican from Livingston linked to a jewel theft case, reportedly joined the Huerta faction in Mexico. He evaded Sheriff Killern, fled through the Big Hole and Hole in the Wall country, traveled by night, and may have crossed toward the Mexican border while keeping a low profile.
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Livingston
Manuel Lieranza
Oregon
Apex
Huerta
Mexico
Pocatello
Lioranza
Sheriff Killern
Park County
Big Hole
Mystic Shriners Celebrate Algeria Temple Jubilee in Helena
Nearly 2 000 Shriners from across Montana attended the Algeria Temple silver jubilee in Helena with special trains from Livingston. The event featured 204 novices, a banquet costing over 8000 dollars, and a parade with 315 passengers aboard the Helena bound special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Perrine
W. D. Richards
H. O. Kellogg
Leon Shaw
W. L. Shanks
Henry Schrader
Henry Witten
S. T. Wilson
A. J. Glass
Axel Arvidson
Carl Anderson
Algeria
Helena
Livingston
Montana
W. W. Irwin
Wheeling
W. Va
Shriners of
United States
Gateway City
Park
Sweet Grass
Gallatin
Shriners
William Tocher
C. D. Teeters
Ellis Davis
George F. Drake
Filis Picotte
Co. C. Bartley
St. Paul
Merry Minstrel Maids Clever and Clean Show
A brief review of the Merry Minstrel Maids presented last night at the Broadway theatre describes the production as clever and clean with no male cast members in the Adam less show and notes the performance to a gathered audience.
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Butte Miner
Merry Minstrel Maids
Adamless
Montana Highway Push Aims for Federal Land Bill
State highway commissioner George R. Metlen promotes a federal bill to set aside 250000 acres of land in public land states for road building proceeds. The measure enjoys Interior Department support and could pass in the next session, with Montana urging endorsements from clubs and associations. Convict labor is used in several counties, including 150 men on a Flathead Lake east shore link of the Park to Park road.
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George R. Metlen
Montana
Congress
John M. Evans
Henry L. Myers
Interior Department
M. Metlen
State Highway Commission
Flathead County
Flathead Lake
Parkto Park
Supreme Court ruling favors state on Northern Pacific tax case
The Montana Supreme Court ruled against Northern Pacific in a tax dispute over mineral reservations. The decision, highlighted by the Helena Independent, strengthens state revenue prospects by potentially adding hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. The case began during Attorney General Galen’s term and was revived by Kelly, with County Treasurer Mjelde named in the suit.
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Supreme Court
The
Northern Pacific
Kelly
Helena
High Court of
Montana
State Legal Department
Galen
Mjelde
Park County
Montana Statute on Reorganizing National Banks
The Montana statute details how a national bank may dissolve and reorganize as a state bank. It requires two thirds of capital stock owners to consent in writing and approval by the state bank examiner. Articles of incorporation must reflect the written consent, and upon filing and examiner approval, the dissolved bank’s assets transfer to the new state entity.
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Montana
State of
Where the Money Goes Different Funds Provided for Another Year
Delinquent taxes in Sweet Grass county total 153000 with 8000 unpaid. Northern Pacific paid 25666.60 and Wallis Huidekoper 2085 among major taxpayers. Funds receive distributions including State General 11385.29 State Bond Fund 2270.39 County General 18820.52 Road 15343.60 County High School 21486.31 District Schools 24895.56 City of Big Timber. Undistributed protested taxes total 5085.04 with 60 day window to sue.
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Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Jarrett
Charley Mendenhall
Northern Pacific
Wallis Huidekoper
Wallis
County High School
City of Big Timber
City schools grant two weeks holiday for pupils and teachers
At a trustees meeting the city schools approved a two weeks vacation from December 19 to January 5. The time off allows several teachers to spend Christmas at home and will affect the school calendar.
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Trustees of the City Schools
Settlers Need Not Hire Lawyers Under Mondell Act
Washington dispatch says settlers filing for Mondell act entries need not hire attorneys. Secretary Lane states petitions may be written by applicants, with guidance on tract, location, irrigation potential, water sources, and land character.
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Washington Dispatch
Mondellact
Lane
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