Local News Ledger Totals and Community Notes
Local items list visits from McLeod Springdale Billings Livingston Reed Point and Bozeman. births at Reed Point and Hubble. Memorial Day observances. summer travel plans. alumni banquet and 1906 class notes. commencements with two Thorsons as top graduates. sports figures visiting. a predatory animal contest ends with high scores. political candidate Albert J. Galen seeks reelection with a stated principle.
Local firm releases Grasshopper glacier film on Pathe news
A Livingston group film titled A Trip to Grasshopper Glacier was shot at Grasshopper glacier near Cooke City and sold to Pathe News. The scenic reel highlights Shaw camp lakes and mountains and aims to document Park County beauty spots with plans for a second reel.
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Pathe Company
Grasshopper Glacier
Cooke City
Pathe News
Shaw
Park County
Bankers of Group Seven Meet in Annual Session
Bankers of Group Seven hold their annual session with notes on county livestock. The report highlights improved cattle conditions and a sizable increase in sheep numbers from last year, with about 75 000 head this year versus 50 000 previously. Some wool sales reach 35 cents, indicating active wool pools.
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Bankers OF Group Seven
Alias Summons Foreclosure Suit in Sweet Grass County
Mary E. Graham sues to foreclose a 1921 mortgage on lands in section 28 29 township 3 8 N 18 E and related parcels in Sweet Grass County Montana. Defendants include Frank Arnold Lindore Dixon and multiple Kirkwood heirs. case seeks $2000 principal plus 10 percent interest plus costs and attorney fees with sale of lands to satisfy judgment. Publication dates listed June 3 10 17 24 1926.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Mary E. Graham
Frank Arnold
Denna J. Arnold
Lindore Dixon
Florence Helen Arnold
Denna J
T. B. Weir
Sweet Grass County
Montana Meridian
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Wheat and wool outlook from Sweet Grass County gains optimism
Thirds of the crop remain unsold as wool market activity slackens though clips may fetch 34 cents now. Lambs contracted at 10 to 10.5 cents per pound. Wheat seeding similar to last year with winter and spring crops in excellent condition due to ample moisture. Hay outlook good though no carryover hay. County government reports bonded debt reduced by 115000 since January 1 1926, reflecting financial health and banker confidence for 1926.
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