Notice of Hearing in the Estate of Mikkel A Barbo
In the Matter of the Estate of Mikkel A Barbo deceased Silver Black a legatee filed a petition seeking court determination of heirs and distribution. The court orders all persons with an interest to appear August 15 1919 at 10 AM in Big Timber Montana to prove heirship ownership or interest and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated May 21 1919. HW C Pound Clerk I M Lamp attorney for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Black
Mikkel A. Barria
Mikkel A. Barbo
Anna S. Berg
Anna S. Oyun
Trondhjem
Norway
Albert A. Barbo
Abercombey
North Dakota
Maren Strand
Barren
Barren County
Wisconsin
Anna Ring
Butte
Montana
Jennie Egeberg
Miles City
Sivert Brack
Big Timber
Albert P. Stark
Sweet Grass
HW. C. Pound
County Fair Association votes to sell lumber holdings
At a May 31 meeting in the courthouse Sweet Grass County Fair Association directors decide to raise funds by selling lumber from buildings and fences except the old saloon building and new stable. Stockholders must object by June 21 to the secretary. absent objections, lumber will be advertised and sold to the highest bidder. Directors listed include H. C. Pound and C. T. Busha.
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For Grass County Fair Association
Sweet Grass County Fair Association
H. C. Menege
H. Utermohic
Ruling on Curling Iron in Chicago Murder Trial
In Judge Guerin's court Otto Mathis claims he stabbed his brother Edward after a curling iron attack. The judge required a weapon description, noting knowledge of the implement. Jurors observed the device’s nature as witnesses debated its danger and use.
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Mazie
Daniel Ramsay
Guertin
Work for High Explosives to Rebuild War Touched Orchards
A French proposal suggests using dynamite to break soil surfaces and inject fertilizer into the ground to revive orchards damaged by shell fire. The plan involves cartridges placed around explosive charges to create cavities for fertilized soil and young trees. Some propose using large wartime explosives to reclaim arid lands and improve irrigation and road grading.
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M. Andre Pledallu
French Academy
United States
Changes in Time's Reckoning and a Camera Plot
A discussion of the Julian calendar drift and the Gregory reform altering leap years. A farmer uses a camera trap with a melon as bait to catch a melon thief, capturing a neighbor in the act and stopping thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Clavius
Notorious Boss Tweed and His Downfall in New York
A profile of William M. Tweed, famed Tammany Hall boss, his power in New York, lavish $2 000 badge, and a career ending in arrest, trial, escape, return to prison on Ludlow Street, and death. It notes 1971 disclosures of city graft including a $5 000 000 carpet bill for the county courthouse and Tweed’s enduring political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Tweed
New York
Tammany
Ludlow Street
Jall
Viewam
Que
City Hall Park
State Senate
Spain
Turned From Friend on Revolving Floor Cabaret
Two young lieutenants back from France in a New York cabaret watch a revolving floor scene. One soldier leaves to use a phone and returns unable to find the table or friend, while staff and other patrons search in a puzzled scramble.
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France
New York
Walter
Steele
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I. M. Lamp
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Montana Power Co
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H. C. Pound
C. T. Busha
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Fordson
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Percheron Black
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Department of Sarthe
Pioneer Stud Farm
Bushnell, Illinois
Dry Creek Horse Company
E. A. West
Fred M. Gardner
Peepsnghoni Big 'Tier-Undertaking Co
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