National presidential cabinet and top officials list
A compact directory lists the national leadership with President Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and a full slate of cabinet members including Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, Secretaries Lansing Garrrison Lane Lane Houston Redfield Wilson, and Attorney General Thomas Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Robert Lansing
New York
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Lindley M. Garrison
Thomas Gregory
Texas
Albe.s. Burlesor
Navy
Josephus van Jels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
David F. Houston
Missouri
William G. Redfield
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Edward D. White
Louisiana
Federal Officials Named for Helena Area
Federal Judge George M Bourgquin of Helena and clerk George W Sproule, U S Marshal Jos L Ashbridge, U S Attorney B K Wheeler, and Surveyor General Henry Gerharz are listed as Helena officials in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bourgquin
Helena
George,w. Sproule
U. S
Jos
Land Office Registers Named in Montana Notice
Registers of land offices Fr. W. Appleton of Bozeman H. J. Kelly of Lewistown and Fred H. Foster of Billings are listed as officials in a Montana land office notice.
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Registers OF Land
Fr. W. Appleton
Bozeman
H. J. Kelly
Lewistown
Fred H. Foster
Billings
Montana State Officials Listing in Helena and Butte
Governor S VY Stewart of Helena presides over a roster including Lieutenant Governor W McDowell of Butte, Secretary of State A M Alderson, State Treasurer W C Rae, Attorney General J O Poindexter of Helena, Auditor Wm Keating, Supt. Public Instruction H A Davee, Railway Commissioner J B McCormick and J A Morley, J H Hal, State Veterinarian Dr W J Butler, Chief Justice Theodore Brantly, Associate Justices W H Holloway and Sydney Lanner, Clerk J T Varroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. VY. Stewart
Helena
Iiv
W. McDowell
Butte
A. M. Alderson
W., C. Rae
J. 03
Poindexter
Wm. Keating
Supt. Public Instruction
H. A. Davee
Hiclena
J. &. McCormick
J. A. Morley
J. H. Hal
W. J. Butler
Theodore Brantly
W. H. Holloway
Sydney Lanner
J. T. Varroll
Judge A P Stark Livingston Stenographer G E Marvin
Judge A P Stark of Livingston with stenographer G E Marvin of Livingston are listed in an item. The fragment notes judicial personnel and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Stark
Livingston
G. E. Marvin
County Officials and City Leaders Named in Comprehensive List
The document lists county commissioners board chairs and members including G. M. Parker C. M. Rein and A. M. Clark. It names state senator Robert Brownlee representative W. P. Franklin sheriff H. G. Lyon treasurer R. S. Jarrett and other key county and city officials and boards headed or populated by Inga Solberg J. E. Rees Fred Webb and C A Caulkins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Parker
C. M. Rein
A. M. Clark
Robert Brownlee
W. P. Franklin
H. G. Lyon
R. S. Jarrett
J. E. Cameron
H. C. Pound
D. J. Walvoord
R. S. Steiner
Inga Solberg
B. J. Kleinhesselink
J. A. Lowry
J. G. Ellingson
T. G. Shipton
T. W. Kietchley
J. A. Elliot
W. R. Curtis
John E. Rees
J. 8. Lelters
J. E. Roecher
T. K. Lee
C. W. Allen
EB. R. Patterson
Chas. McDonnell
Fred Webb
J.E. Rees
George W. Baker
A. H. Arnegon George Rostad
C. A. Caulkins
Jaional Ben Mijélde
Clerk
E.h.ellingsén
A. L. Bray
J. O. Asbury
Reverend J C Blackman Sunday Service Schedule
The notice lists Rev J C Blackman as pastor with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship followed by evening service. Includes times and names for the church schedule and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Blackman
Divorce Suit In Sweet Grass Montana District Court
Louis Schmitt sues Helen Schmitt in Sweet Grass County Montana for divorce on grounds of desertion after more than one year. The summons orders Helen Schmitt to answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered by the District Court clerk. Witness date is May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Louis Schmitt
Helen Schmitt
Sata Court
H.C. Pounn
J. B. Selters
State Lands Notice for Public Auction in Sweet Grass County
The Montana State Lands Office announces, on May 17 1916, an auction on May 20 1916 at 2 PM in Big Timber for state lands in Sweet Grass County. Bids vary by tract with minimums set. payments may be cash or 16 percent cash plus equal annual payments at 5 percent interest. Lessee rights, lease terms, and reservations on minerals apply. all bids require State Board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Register State Lands
Helen
Montana
State of
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Eneh
State Board of Land Commissioners
Sidney Millie
West Remigter
Public Land Sale Notice at Bozeman Montana 1916
Department of the Interior notices a public sale of Lot 4, Sec 30, Twp 2N R East MP, under King John W K of Big Timbes Montana serial 011202. Bids start at $3.00 per acre, 1:30 PM on July 5 1916, sale closes when bidding ends. payment required immediately by highest bidder. adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Ofice
Bozeman
Mont
The
General Land Office
R. S
John WK. King
Big Timbes
M. P.M
Notice for Publication in Bozeman Land Office 1910
Louis Beley of Big Timber Montana files intention to make final proof on land entry 03714 for sections and lots in T1N Rk M P M before C N Skillman U S Commissioner in Big Timber on July 10 1910. Witnesses include Bernhard J Kleinhesselink Anthony H Arneson James H Connolly and Alfred Rudd all of Big Timber Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Louis Beley
Big Timber
Desort
Andyuwl
C. N. Skillman
Claitiant
Bernhard J. Kleinhesselink
Anthony H. Arneson
James H. Connolly
Alfred Rudd
Mont Wow
Appleton
Register
Pune. Lo
Commissioners Set April Session Agenda for 1916 Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners adopts the April session order of business starting Monday morning June 5 1916 at 16 o clock. First day audits general fund bills. Second day audits contingent and poor funds. Fourth day road and bridge matters. Fifth day miscellaneous new business. Bills due with county clerk by 5 p.m. June 8 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Desert land entry notice for Castor GoahEer in Montana
Office at Bozeman Montana May 2 1010 Castor J GoahEer of Busteed Montana who on May 20 1909 made Desert land entry No 02520 for 8 1 2 acres suivi suivi see 24 TAN R 7 BM P M filed notice of intention to make final proof under Sec Let Act March 4 1015 to establish claim to the land above described before CG N Skulman US Commissioner in his office at Bie Timber Montana on the 7th day of July 16. Claimant names as witnesses Kurt S Perry of Gibson Montana Godfrey W Guyler of Busteed Wins OL Croan oe Benjamin M Specht nonconl and 1st publication June 1 1916 PLOW APPLETON Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
U.S. Land
Bozemnan
Mont
Willd FP
Rororis
Gibson
BM. P.M
GC. N. Skillmoan
U.S
Bae Timber
Henry Waarum
William N. Nye
John Giffin
John Hoi
Gibson, Mont
Appleton
ISL
Department of the Interior
U. S
Bozeman
Charles D. Zimmerman
Niki
T. J North
Range
M. P. Meridian
Paul A. Carouthers
W. S
Inebig Ottve
Pasty Mont
William Zintmermin
Irvin Zhannesiaan
Carl FP. Filkerson
Marl Perry
Allot Gibson
Montana
Stas W. Cunning
Grison
Dais
Kite
M. P.M
Skilman
Ble Thaber
Chiiant
Emery OG. Jones
Bert Willard
Joseph Mitchel
G. W. Guitler
Atlof Gibson
F.W. Appleton
U. S. Land Office
Castor J. GoahEer
Busteed
CG. N. Skulman
U.S. Com Missionry
Bie Timber
Kurt $. Perry
Godfrey W.guyler
United States Land Office
Michael McCavily
Big Timber
Roe
Cian
Big Thaber
Glaimant Maines
Hugh C. Florman
Ole Mosness
Lawrence Oscar William Martell
Penis BY - Appl Bon
Josemnine B.S Tere
Melville
Sely
M. YM
N.skinan
J. S
Hn Timber
Cindini
Jobo Fh. Hanson
Andrew Alen
U. Ss
Dee
Hunter's Hot Springs
sWia Beyay
Harvey
Pound
Big
Marte
Charlos Molgs
Manter ‘S Hot Springs
Mant Wilinn Shinn
Ruby Marithnin
Springdale
Mormon Little
Potash From Feldspar Seen as Wartime Fertilizer Fix
The article outlines new wartime methods to produce potash in the United States. A Canadian patent recovers potash from feldspar by heating with limestone and iron oxide to 2200 degrees, yielding a decomposable mass for extraction. Another plan uses molasses in New Orleans distilleries to reclaim waste potash, aiming to compete with German fertilizers after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Orleans
Brushed Car Off His Path In Near Miss Crash
William A. Lucas recounted a Washington street and Vermont avenue accident where his light car was struck amidships by a powerful unknown motorist. The vehicle flipped and Lucas fell under the machine but escaped serious injury. his wife and sister-in-law Kate Holmes, both over sixty, were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lucas
Washington Street
Vermont Avenue
Kate Holmes
Towne Avenue
Lucas
Los Angeles Times
Learned as He Went Along on Electrical Work
Joe Kehring starting as a green hand in electrical work at Fidelity Trust building. He used a pocket rule to measure pipe and learned sizing instincts while a journeyman pressed for a tool called a hickey. When asked for the tool, Joe pushed back, prompting a tense exchange as the man grew frustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kehring
Fidelity Trust
Joe
Indianapolis News
Wireless telegraphy may drop high towers for ground wire
A Pacific coast report claims United States radio inspector Robert B. Woolverton found that a grounded wire about 500 feet can replace tall steel towers and antennas for wireless reception. He says messages were picked up from Honduras Sayville Arlington and other locations, implying potential gains in efficiency and simplicity for wireless telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Robert B. Woolverton
United States Radio
Woolverton
Honduras
Sayville
Arlington
Sale of bonds by School District No 42 Sweet Grass County
Notice states School District No 42 of Sweet Grass County Montana will offer for sale 2000 dollar coupon bonds at 6 percent max, redeemable in five years and payable in ten, to the highest bidder. Sealed bids opened June 10 1916. clerk Carrie Ammerman may reject any bid. $50 certified check per bid required. First publication May 11 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
State of
Montana
A. D
Carrie Ammerman
Springdale
Notice of Stockholders Meeting to Consider Capital Increase
Melville Trading Company of Montana calls a stockholders meeting for June 29 1916 at 3 p.m. at Melville office to vote on increasing capital stock from 660 shares at 100 each totaling 66000 to 100000 divided into 1000 shares. Board directors ALICE D VAN CLEVE PROSPER TESSIER PAUL L VAN CLEVE Sr. sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Trading Company
Montana
Melville
Alice D. van Cleve
Prosper Tessier
Paul Ll. van Cleve
Sam Gompertz auctions celebs and dreams of free Coney Island midway
Sam Gompertz plans a new free admission amusement zone at Coney Island on Dream land site selling a lump lot of 20 famous figures from Mit to Bryan for 190 dollars each. He narrowly missed 19 makers of history including Roosevelt and Edison sold separately. Other wax figures fetched high prices, while knish culture and a Logansville white crow appear in the chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gompertz
Coney Island
Dreamland
Eden Musee
John Purroy Mitthe
William the S. C
Bill Sulzer
W Jennings Bryan
Anna Held
Sarah Hernhardt
Cleopatra
Roosevelt
Thomas A. Edison
Colonel Goethals
Whitman
Admiral Fletcher
Vera Cruz
General Fuhston
Lee
Appomattox
Pope Pius
Hans Schmidt
New York
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Logansville
Solomon Kessler
Hamilton Joseph
Joseph
York
Philadelphia
Zuill Big Timber Surveyor and Bakery Ad
A. M. Zuill advertises as Big Timber Surveyor and Big Timber Bakery offering block phone service and bakery items. The notice presents a combined local business promotion with contact details and location hints for residents seeking surveying and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Bakery
Montana
Breaking Habits in Children Aimed by Guidance
The Spokane Spokesman-Review argues breaking habits in children is flawed. Psychologist William Jaffks says habit has become nature and must be coaxed or replaced with better activity. Dr Dearborn suggests five year olds can be guided with clear explanations, starting from a normal nervous system and sufficient outdoor exercise and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Table Talk at the Claridge Hotel Ends in Odd Encounter
The New York Mail notes a curious meeting at the Claridge where A. H. Billiard of Meriden and J. C. Pool of Springfield arrived together. The room clerk, sensing trouble, handled the situation by signaling Kelley and managing the tells with a pill and a careful welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claridge Hotel
New York Mail
A. H. Billiard
Meriden
Kelley
Regimental Dog of Twenty third French Foot Dies on Field
The regimental dog that carried messages between trenches of the Twenty third French foot died on the field of honor after being shot at during a recent engagement. He had been trusted with orders many times and, despite many close calls, was struck down as he neared safety. The message remained tied to his collar as he died.
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Twenty Third French Foot
Northern Pacific and related express lines noted in timetable fragment
A fragmented timetable mentions Northern Pacific services including Ti {In Wiect June Gora West No. 1, North Coast Line No. 3, Northern Pacific Exp. t No. 41, Puget Sound Express 7 No. 219, Western Express.
The Pioneer Reports Local People in Brief News
The Pioneer presents compact notes on residents and events affecting the community. Key names and places appear in short items reflecting local life and notable happenings.
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Official Directory
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Wilder Nutting
St. Joseph’s Church
Pather Joseph Biacre
Hea.m
Los. Ne
St. Mark’s Church
Episcopal
P. Burner
First Congregational Church
Commissioners’ Meeting
Benjamin M. Specht
Appleton, Register
America
Jane Ft
Professional Directory
Charles W. Campbell
Brownlee Building
STEINER_BUILDING
F. M. Lamp
Notary Public Abstracts and Insurance
Irvine Block
McLeod Street
Big Timber Hospital
OR. M. W. Barr
D. Claiborn, M. D
DR. R. M. Wolf
A. T. Still
Kirksville
H. L. Brawner
Livingston, Montane
Dillon
A. M. Zuill
BIG_TIMBER
Northern
Pacific
Quing East
North Coast. Limited
Atlantic Express
Miss. Vailey Express
Tno
Eastern Express
tVia Rutte
D. H. Marsh
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
Sekman & Pederson
General Blacksmiths
Pioneer