National Government Officials List by State
The official directory lists national leaders headed by President Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana. It names cabinet secretaries including Robert Lansing, William McAdoo, Lindley Garrrison, Thomas Gregory, and others with their states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
2Mas R. Marniali
Indiana
Robert Lansing
Uarentays
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Lindley M. Garrison
Thomas Gregory
Texas
Alice
Burleson
Josephus Jan Jels
North Carolina
Franklin K
Federal Officials Named In Helena Listing
Federal Judge George M Bourquin and officials including Clerk George W Sproule U S Marshal Jos L Ashbridge U S Attorney B K Wheeler and Surveyor General Henry Gerhart are listed with Helena connections in the notice details.
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George M. Bourquin
Helena
George,w. Sproule
U.S
Jos. L. Ashbridge
U. S
B. K. Wheeler
Henry Gerhart
Land Office Registers Named for Montana Cities
Registers of land offices list J. W. Appleton of Bozeman H. J. Kelly of Lewistown and Fred H. Foster of Billings as officials.
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Registers OF Land
J. W. Appleton
Bozeman
H. J. Kelly
Lewistown
Fred H. Foster
Billings
State officers listed for Montana election slate
Governor S. V. Stewart Helena is named with Lieutenant Governor W W McDowell Butte and Secretary of State A M Alderson Helena. State Treasurer W C Rae Helena Attorney General J B Poindexter Helena Auditor WW Keating Helena Superintendent of Public Instruction H A Davee Railway Commissioner J E McCormick chaired by E A Morley J H Hall State Veterinarian Dr W J Butler Chief Justice Theodore Brantly Associate Justices W H Holloway Sydney Lanner Clerk J T Carroll.
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S. V. Stewart
Helena
W. W. McDowell
Butte
A. M. Alderson
W. C. Rae
J. &. Poindexter
Helens
J. E. McCormick
E. A. Morley
J. H. Hall
W. J. Butler
Theodore Brantly
W. H. Holloway
Sydney Lanner
J. T. Carroll
Judge A. P. Stark Livingston
Stenographer G. E. Marvin of Livingston noted for court proceedings with Judge A P Stark in Livingston context.
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A. P. Stark
Livingston
G. E.marvin
County and city officials listed for upcoming terms
Commissioners G M Parker chair C M Rein and A M Clark. State Senator Robert Brownlee. Representative W P Franklin. Sheriff H G Lyon. Treasurer R S Jarrett. Clerk and Recorder J E Cameron. 4 Clerk of Court H C Pound. Assessor D J Walvoord. Attorney R S Steiner. Supt of Schools Inga Solberg. Surveyor B J Kleinheaselink. Coroner J A Lowry. Administrator J G Ellingson. Justices of the Peace T G Shipton and JT W Kiethley.
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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. Kleinheaselink
J. A. Lowry
J. G. Ellingson
T. G. Shipton
JT. W. Kiethley
City Officials and School Board List
City Mayor J A Elliot Chief of Police W R Curtis Clerk John E Rees Attorney J B Selters Treasurer J E Reecher Police Magistrate T K Lee Councilmen First ward C W Allen B R Patterson Second ward Chas McDonnell Fred Webb High School Board J A Lowry pres ident J E Rees George W Baker Chas McDonnell A H Arneson George Rostad Miss Inga Solberg ex officio City Schools C A Caulkins chairman Ben Mijelde clerk E H Ellingson A L Bray J F Asbury Fred Webb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Elliot
W. R. Curtis
John E. Rees
J. B. Selters
J. E. Reecher
T. K. Lee
C. W. Allen
B. R. Patterson
Chas. McDonnell
Fred Webb
J. A. Lowry
J. E. Rees
George W. Baker
A. H. Arneson
George Rostad
Inga Solberg
C. A. Caulkins
Ben Mijelde
E.h.ellingson
A. L. Bray
J. F. Asbury
Preaching schedule at Mon.im and midweek prayer meeting
Sabbath school at 2 30 p m and preaching at 8 p m on Sunday with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m.
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Mon.im
St Josephs Church Nev Ad Editorial
St Josephs Church in Nev with Father Joseph Biacre as priest in charge. Monthly Mass on the third Saturday and instruction at St Wa mn. Sunday School held every Sunday at Joson.m.
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Nev
Father Joseph Biacre
Church Service Schedule With Fragmentary Details
Fragmentary OCR shows Rev J C Blackman pastor and note of Sunday school and morning worship times, but details are garbled and incomplete for full service schedule.
James R Wolfe seeks final three year proof in Big Timber
James R Wolfe of Big Timber Montana, owner of homestead entry 07249 for se%4 section 8 township 2 north range 16 east will prove up the claim before C N Skillman US Commissioner in Big Timber on May 20. Witnesses include David Nevin Frank Fogelson William A Kelsey and Joseph Morstein all of Big Timber.
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Departments of the Interior
United States
Pentomen
Bozeman
Montana
James R. Wolfe
Big Timber
Mont
C. N. Skillman
U. S
David Nevin
Frank Fogelson
Willian A. Kelsey
Joseph Morstein
Big Timber, Mont
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Mortgage Real Estate
Montana court orders showing cause in the estate of Benjamin O Forsythe for mortgaging ten thousand two hundred ninety three and 48 100 acres in Sweet Grass County to secure sixty thousand dollars. Hearing set May 25, 1916, in Big Timber Pioneer. Judge Albert P. Stark signs the order.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Benjamin O. Forsythe
Santis Forsythe
Santis
Forsythe
Weet Grass
Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Albert P. Stark
Notice to Creditors in the George Branty Estate
Notice is given by Lucy Brynefe executrix of the estate of George F Branty deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the law office of Chas W Campbell in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana. Campbell is attorney for the administratrix.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
George J. Branty
George Fr. Bransty
Chas. W. Campo
Big Timber
Sweet Grass Counts
Aie Ban Hse
Lucy Brynefe
George Ft. Pranstt
Chas. W. Campbell
Mung
William B F Reophirs Homestead Claim Notice Gilson Mont
Department of the Interior notices William B F Reophirs of Gibson Mont filing three year proof for homestead entry No 2008 and additional No OS 36 for wi4 Sew 2 TN OR IB BM OP OM before U S Commissioner C N Stillman at Tobey Mont Witnesses Henry Wasrum William N Nye John Ginth John Hot all of Gilson Mont notice dated Apr 27 1910
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Department of the Interior
Ws.land Office
Bozeman
Mont
William BF. Reopirs
Gibson, Mont
C. N. Stillman
U.S
Tobey
Noel
Henry Wasrum
William N. Nye
John Ginth
John Hot
Gilson
Notice of Stockholders Meeting on Capital Increase
The Melville Trading Company announces a stockholders meeting at its Melville Montana office on Thursday June 29 1916 at 3 pm. The agenda is to consider increasing capital stock from 660 shares of 100 each totaling 66000 to 100000 divided into 1000 shares of 100 each. Directors ALICE D. VAN CLEVE PROSPER TESSIER PAUL L. VAN CLEVE Sr. constituting a majority.
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Melville Trading Company
Montana
Melville
Alice D. van Cleve
Prosper Tessier
Paul L. van Cleve
Cunningham seeks final proof on homestead land in Gibson Montana
Silas W. Cunningham of Gibson Montana files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim on land described as s% Sec a R17K M P M before US Commissioner C N Skillman in Big Timber Montana on June 2 1916. Names Emery Jones Bert Willard Joseph Mitchell GW Gueler all of Gibson Montana. First publication May 18 1918.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buzemanu
Mont
Joan Cannon
Reed Point
T.M
BE. M. P.M
C.N. Skillman
U.S
Big Timber
Daniel Morgan
Cyrus M. Hart
Leorterdane
Jay Car Hiner
Hazemin
George Sims
Grey City
M. P.M
C. N. Skillman
Quimant
George Butley
Gus Marquette
Fred Grill
Carl F. Haussermann
Grey Clift
F.W. Appleton
Non
Conlland
Register
Ist
U. S
Bozeman
Montana
Silas W. Cunningham
Gibson, Mont
Emery (. Jones
Bert Willard
Joseph Mitchell
GW. Gueler
Gibson
U.S. Land Office
Charles D. Zimmerman
Miz
Sevig
Paul A. Carothers
Pala Mont
Oig. Clairmant
William Zimmerman
Irvin Zimmermayne F. Fulkerson
Earl Perty
Notice of Land Entry Application in Montana 1916
United States Land Office Bozeman Mont issued notice that Isaac Rostad of Big Timber Montana filed to renter locate or select land under act of June 22 1874 Section 2300 R.S. 1st publication April 27 1910 affidavits of protest due May 1 1910 with Register Appleton.
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United States Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Isaac Rostad
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
H. A. Spaulding
Appleton
Commissioners Meeting adopts June 1916 April session order
The Board of County Commissioners announces the April meeting schedule for 1916 beginning Monday June 5 at 10 oclock Addressed tasks include auditing bills by fund road and bridge matters and miscellaneous business All bills must be filed with the county clerk by 5 pm June 3 1916 County Clerk J E Cameron
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Board of County Commissioners
Stockholders Meeting of Dry Creek Telephone Co
The Dry Creek Telephone Co. stockholders meet at the Dry Creek school house on Friday June 2 1916 at 2 00 pm to assess repairing the line and discuss any other business. Secretary Guy Scholt en and President L C Olmstead sign.
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Dry Creek Telephone Co
Dry Creek School House
Guy Scholten
L. C. Olmstead
Light's Effects on Germs and New Bacteria Found
Mme Victor Henry exposed anthrax germs to mercury vapor lamp light. Most died but survivors transformed into spherical cocci and did not revert on cultivation, producing a new disease in animals. She concludes sunlight can radically alter a germ producing new bacterial families.
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Mme
Victor Henry
Henry
New Roman Weapon Reemerges as Trenched Warfare Echo
A hypothetical Caesar era soldier would recognize trench combat with a revived shorter Roman sword. The blade runs fifteen inches, keen point and edge, plain hilt, thrust at the face tactic intact. Cloak and helmet replace shield as Caius of the Tenth Legion would fight on Champagne’s chalk knolls.
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Caesar
Gaul
Caius
Champagne
Reform Thermometer Prompts Metric Scale Adoption
A Pacific coast representative introduces a bill to replace Fahrenheit with Centigrade in government publications. The piece argues Centigrade, with zero at freezing and 100 at boiling, is simpler and widely used, urging broader metric system adoption and decimal coinage unity.
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Pacific Coast
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit
Newark Evening News
Contempt Arrest in Divorce Case Over Alimony Funds
George Lawson could not pay alimony claiming daily barber, movie outings and other luxuries burdened him. He was arrested on a bench warrant by Detective Earnshaw for contempt from Vice Chancellor Learing and jailed. The judge advised him to buy a safety razor and skip the show.
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George Lawson
Earnshaw
Learing
Lawsor
Atlantic City Dispatch
Philadelphia Record
Foreign women honored in varying orders of chivalry
Foreign countries issue many feminine decorations with Spain noted as the first to honor women in chivalry. The Legion of Honor and the Russian St. Catherine and Austrian Star Cross are among the higher orders given to women. In most nations women do not receive titles, but some female decorations confer a rank-like status.
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Spain
Sale of State Lands in Sweet Grass Montana Notice
The Montana register of state lands announces on May 17 1916 that on June 2 1916 at 2 PM at the Big Timber county courthouse public auction will offer state lands in Sweet Grass County for sale to the highest bidder. Descriptions acres minimum prices and payment options are listed with terms including cash or 15 percent down and balance in twenty annual payments at 5 percent interest. Possession January 1 1917 or end of leases with adjustments. bids subject to approval by the State Board of Lands Commissioners.
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Office Register State Lands
Helens
Montana
Register of State Lands
State of
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
I&e
State Board of Lands
Com Missioners
Sidney Miller
Notice of dissolution of Skillman Boyd and Koozer Horse Co
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership Skillman Boyd and Koozer Horse Company formed to buy and sell horses. Creditors must settle with Henry J. Koozer of Big Timber Montana and debtors with Oliver A. Boyd of Reed Point Montana, dated May 3 1916.
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Guy F. Skillman
Oliver A. Boyd
Enry J. Koozer
Skillman, Boyd and Koozer
Notice of Sale of Bonds by School District No 42
School District No 42 of Sweet Grass county Montana will offer for sale two thousand dollar coupon bonds at up to six percent interest. Bonds redeemable in five years and payable in ten years. Sealed bids due June 10 1916 with $50 certified check per bid. Carrie Ammerman clerk Springdale Montana. First publication May 11 1916.
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Sweet Grass County
State of
Montana
A. D
Carrie Ammerman
Springdale
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Oficial
Ww. Keating
Public Instruction
H. A. Davee
Church Directory
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilder Nutting
St. Joseph's Church
Mases
St. Mark’s Church
Episcopal
P. Borser
First Congregational Church
J. C Blackman
Jon
F. W. Appleton
FLW
Isupultin
State of Montana
Via
Lows Schmitt
Helen Schmitt
Simmons
Iin
H.C. Pounn
Chey J. B. Selters
Atty
Nieves
FLW. Appleton, Register
Synzert
Commissioners’ Meeting
Stockholders’ Meeting
Oldiera
Rakomegarth
Charles W. Campbell
Brownlee
Wattorney-At
An. Notary Public
Steiner
M. Lamp
Notaryy Public' Abstracts and Insurance
Irvine Block
McLeod Street
Big Timber Hospital
M. W. Barr
D. Claiborn
M. D
DR. R. M. Wolf
A. T. Still
Kirksville
R. L. Brawner
Dillon
A. M.-Zuill
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Xpress
Puget Sound
Western, Express
Atlantic Express
Miss. Valley Express
Eastern Express
tVia
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
General‘insurance
Fidelity Farm
Wm. Muir, Jr
Empire Cream Separators
Iowa
Steel Gates
Oliver Typewriters
Springdale, Montana
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