Liberty Bonds Declared Invalid as Bail by Montana Judge
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch ruled Liberty bonds cannot serve as bail in Montana courts. Aurelia Kirschbaum sued F. H. Mayn over bonds posted for Herbert Craig’s second degree assault case in Meagher County. The decision requires Mayn to return the bonds, but only as a private citizen, not in his official capacity as clerk of the district court.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Meagher
Aurelia Kirschbaum
F. H. Mayn
Annual Meeting Notice and Local Notices from Big Timber
Notice of annual meeting of Big Timber Building and Loan Association at Citizens State Bank January 19 1925 7 p m for electing trustees and business. Also a notice of a big dance at McLeod January 10 and miscellaneous ads including nurse maternity call and a card of thanks from Christian Science church acknowledging a holiday gift from the Ku Klux Klan and best wishes for their program.
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State of Montana
State of
Montana
J. W. Kirkwood
Big Timber
G. A. Loasey
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Citizens State Bank
Artes
Newspapers Oppose Postal Rate Hike in Congressional Hearings
Publishers of trade papers told a joint congressional committee that second class mail rates should be lowered rather than increased. George C. Lucas urged a five cent parcel post service charge, arguing the cost study misallocates overhead and rural delivery. Jesse H. Neal warned the rapid proceedings prevent proper review of the cost report.
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Washington
D. C
Joint Congressional Committee
Congress
George C. Lucas
National Publishers’ Association
Post Office Department
Lucas
Jesse H. Neal
Associated Business Papers
Neal
Dusting Off The Old Ones in Sweet Grass County
G A Leasby begins a third term as county commissioner of Sweet Grass County Montana. The piece recalls Leasby’s pioneer roles in Livingston and the Northern Pacific era, detailing early staff, shops, and prominent businesses that shaped the town’s map and leadership.
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George A. Sdasby
Sweet Grass County
Ow l Creek Coal And A Shift To No Ash Bakes Easier
The notice reports that using Owl Creek Coal eliminates ash buildup in range fire boxes letting heat reach the oven. It claims users were surprised by the absence of ash and promises a pleasant surprise for first time users.
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Owl Creek
Eighteen Years Ago in Oxford and Surrounding Notices
A roundup of local items from the period includes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bliss planning a hardware trade trip to South Bend Chicago and St Paul. J G Ellingson leaving Montana Trading Co to start mercantile work with his father in Bear Creek. Dave Stewart buys the Tintinger ranch near the city with a 3000-wether band moved in April and Tintinger taking the Davis residence on Fifth Avenue. Republican caucus in Helena nominates Joseph M Dixon for U S senator on first ballot after three names. Dixon wins unanimous support. Big Timber guests hear W J Bryan in Livingston. Staton S Brannin dies at his niece’s home. Minta McCall and Helen Hatch return to University of Missoula. J J Kasey subpoenaed in Mike Hall case. Snow storms persist with subzero readings. wedding announced for Miss Mary Deegan to Joseph Forewald with ceremony at Sacred Heart Church and a brief wedding tour. Mrs Forewald to remain superintendent of schools.
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G. A. Leasby
Montana
Stark
A. M. Clark
Isi
Bryan
Reider. Anderson
Leasby
Sweet Grass County
Loasby
Gallatin
Park
Livingston
Northern ‘Pacific
Leashy
N. P. Livingston
Boulder
Ainslie
Richmond
Law
Oot
McWhite
J. C. Monroe
James McNaughton
Wisconsin Central
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Schenectady
N. Y
Bridges
Norton
Pierce Hoopes
William Mallahan
Round House
Sam Wallace
Dickinson
N. D
John
Oxford
Harvey Bliss
South Bend
Chicago
St. Paul
Bliss
J. G. Ellingson
Montana Trading. Co
Bear Creek
Mont
Dave Stewart
Peter Tintinger
Mr. Tintinger
Third Avenue
J. W. Davis
Fifth Avenue
Helena
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula County
United States
Tom Marshall
Dixon
H. J. Miller
Park County
Lee Mantle
William Scallon
Silver Bow County
Judge Hunt
Mantle
Hunt
W. J. Bryan
Staton S. Brannin
Wilson Clark
Minta McCall
Helen Hatch
State University
Missoula
J. J. Kasey
Mcleod
Mike Hall
Butte Evening News
Mary Deegan
Joseph Forewald
Sacred Heart Church
Father Carr
Joseph Earls
Forewald
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The
Scandinavian American Bank of Big Timber
S. A. Hamilton
C. E. Crum
Melville, Mont
Call Cook Hotel
Boyd Wallace
D. V. Higbie
Am. Bank
Jake Magelssen
F. O. B. Butte
Clark W. Allen
Brown
Choker
Pioneer
C. L. Bryan, Jr
H. P. Mooney
K. Rennebaum
Ben Mielde
Phillips ‘Drug Store
Kellogg Mercantile Co
Big Timber Hospital
Gall Geek Hotel
Lenore Busha
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Edison
Big Timber Pharmacy
Builders Hardware
Hickman Hardware Co
Christ Magel
Chas. Curtis
Hoa l
Grey Cliff
Tom Laughlin
Ed O’rourke
Archie Leasby
M. Bair
Billings
Jimmy Clark
Red Cloud
John Hogan
Barney Gogarty
Tommy Richardson
Red
Winston—Clark
Babcock & Miles Hardware
Thompson Bros
Carl T. Peterson
J. E. Forte
Jim Mintiec
Billy Miles & Bro
George Met
Grant
E. Goughnour
F. L. Mintie
Joe Long
Leo Kahn
Nick Imo
Harry Harris
Jim Ellsworth
Charley Garnier
Charley Manley
W. F. Sheard
Wittich Bros
White & Murphy
Wetzstein & Gray
Roth
A. W. Miles
R. D. Alton
Perry
W. Campbell
GW. Grant
A. A
John H. Elder
Frank Henry
Allan R. Joy
Justice Budlong
Justice McLeary
Park’county
Jerry Haley
Don‘ Mitchell
Nels’ Cornell
Gus Ristenbatt
J.A. Nightingale
Commodore
Porter
Gus
Worthy -McKee
Frank Webster
Albermarle
George T. Young
A. L. Love
William Hruza
John Harvat
A. Landt
H. Street
Hans Brunslow
Louis Hansen
Otto Lenk
B. Andrus
Billy Miles
Peter Sorenson
Ed Cameron
C. A. Burg
Charles Garnier
F. A. Krieger
Billy Mitchell
John O. Sax
P. W. Nelson
J. E. Swindlehurst
W. I. Penny
John Skillin
J.C. Vilas
OWL Creek Coal
LF. Douthett CO
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery