Bozeman Veteran Kittle Found With Hidden Wealth
In Bozeman Montana on June 19 J Lew Gracey public administrator continues a probe into the estate of Civil War veteran John M Kittle 84 found dead in his cabin seven miles west of Bozeman. A hidden tin box contained 5000 in Liberty bonds 473 and 86000 certificates of deposit and 812 in silver plus a shotgun and two revolvers. Gracey plans further searches for additional wealth or the missing will while estate settlement proceeds through the public administrator since no relatives are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
John M. Kittle
J. Lew Gracey
Gallatin Trust & Savings Bank
Kittle
Gracey
Wittle
H. F. West
Smith
Christine M. Green Seeks Republican County Superintendent Nomination
Christine M. Green announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools. She pledges faithful performance of duties and to conduct the office with minimal expense if nominated and elected, subject to the will of electors at the August 3 primary.
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Christine M. Green
Sweet Grass County
Margaret Deegan
Macfarlane Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
John N. Macfarlane announces candidacy for the Republican primary August 3 for the County Attorney of Sweet Grass County Montana. He pledges to diligently perform the office duties if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Brannin Seeks Sweet Grass Sheriff Nomination
Sheriff candidate Ed Brannin announces bid for Sweet Grass County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket in the August nominating primary of 1926 and asks for local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhereby
Sweet Grass County
Olson for Sweet Grass County Commissioner Nomination
Thea Theodore Olson announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for commissioner of Sweet Grass County for the August 3, 1926 primary. He pledges to perform official duties with economy and impartiality if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Theo. T. Olson
County Clerk and Recorder Candidate Announcement
W. A. Conwell declares as a Republican candidate for the Clerk and Recorder office in Sweet Grass County. He seeks the August 3 1926 primary and pledges prompt economical courteous service to taxpayers if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
W. A. Conwell
Assessor A Whitney Seeks Reelection In Sweet Grass County
A Whitney announces candidacy for renomination as assessor of Sweet Grass county on the Republican ticket. He says he has aimed for fair impartial property assessment during his term and asks for support for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
A. Whitney
Ed Boddy Describes Pledge For Sweet Grass County Commission
Republican nomination for county commissioner in Sweet Grass County. Subject to electors at the August 3 primary. If nominated and elected, pledge to fair impartial and economical service. ED BODDY Gibson Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
ED Boddy
Gibson, Mont
Laguardia Demonstrates Legal Drink Under Capitol Shadow
Representative Laguardia shows a "legal drink with a kick" by mixing 3.75 percent Pabst malt tonic with near beer in his office. The demonstration, attended by Representative Green, proves the combo under the Volstead Act as a test of permissible beverages.
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Washington
Capitol
House
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Laguardia
Julian Richards
Richards
Christian-Heirich Brewing Company
Green
Floriday
The Start of Big Timber Christmas Edition Highlight
Prof. W. C. Ryan leads the county and city high schools with Miss Edna Maynard and Miss Elsie Lowry assisting. The county school welcomes all children, preparing students for college or practical life. Big Timber’s social and business life spurs growth and marks a bright local future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ryan
Edna Maynard
Elsie Lowry
H. G. Hayes
Montana
Eighteen Years Ago In Town News
A roundup of local items includes travels of H G Lyon and Mrs J A Baker, arrivals from Denver and Billings, a new 1500 pound bell for the Lutheran church, a bank burglary, and visits from New York to Los Angeles. A horse attack injures Herman Utermohle, deaths at the county poor farm, and ongoing wool sales. A resident builds a large practical barn with extensive storage and water features.
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H. G. Lyon
St. Paul
Albert Crest
Lethbridge
Alta
Can
J. A. Baker
Billings
F. I. Wood
Lutheran Church
M. T. Lee
Sterling, I
S. P. Harvey
Homeland Circle
Gregg
H. J. Dixon
Denver
Col
Mr. Dixon
State
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
L. H. Brandenburg
C. H. Churchill
New York
Mr. Utermohle
Frank Slussar
Hope
Idaho
Charles Reese
H. O. Kellogg
Hubert
Spencer Jarrett
I. G. Currier
Minneapolis
Peder Hoem
Third Avenue
J. A. Hall
Anderson
James T. Anderson
Melville
Knute Anderson
Joe Wing
Dewey, Gould & Co
Boston
Baxter & Tooley
Twedot
Sage Creek Sheep Co
Judith Basin
W. A. Clark
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Cook
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
J. F. Mooney
J. A. Lowry & Co
Anton Ronning
White Rock
L. F. Douthett
Saln Fordson
L. F. Douthett Co
Ford
Ford Way
Deer Creek Ladies Aid
Harold Branne Ranch
Grey Cliff
Grey Cliff Band
Jack Watt
Jake Magelssen
Big Timber
Ben Mijelde
John George Neumayer
Gibson
J. F. Clark
McLeod Ranch
McLeod, Mont
Reed Point
Chrysler Car
Pioneer
C. M. Hart
Tos
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Oscar Nepstad
Jennie Forsythe
Air Maid
BIG Timber Milling CO
Grand Hotel
Big Timber, Montana
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Patterson Undertaking CO
C. Graff, Liesssed Ent
Redy Attendant
Henry Stole
Lennox Oil and Paint Company
Dept. of Sales
Cleveland
Ohio
Corkins
Bozéman
OIE Hardware
C. A. Bishop
John N. Macfarlane
Brannin
H. C. Kellogg
The
Big Timber Express
Kellogg
the Pioneer
Pioneer Files
Elton
McLeod
Yellowstone
Chas. B. Alkire
Livingston, Montana
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