Bobcats rout Mines as Wylie stars on offense
In Bozeman Montana State College overwhelmed Montana Mines 72 to 0. Sophomore Harold Wylie led the Bobcats with an average gain of 18.8 yards per carry in ten attempts while backs Babcock and Glynn contributed big plays and long punts. The Bobcats piled up 715 yards from scrimmage and 11 touchdowns as reserves saw most of the action against the visitors.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
Montana Mines
Bobcat
State College
Harold Wylie
Bobcats
Babcock
Aho
Mines
Vistors
Glynn
University of Washington Beats Montana 30 to 10 in Seattle
Washington defeated Montana 30 to 10 as Montana’s new line and old back field displayed improvement. Montana’s Russell Sweet and Bill Nelly starred, with Sweet kicking a field goal and averaging 36 yards on 18 punts. Washington’s George Guttormsen outpaced with similar punting distance, while Kelly and Ritter connected for Montana’s lone touchdown.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Montana University
Montana
Washington
Bill Nelly
Russell Sweet
Sweet
George Guttormsen
Kelly
Milton Ritter
Husky
Grizzly
Huskies
Grizzlies
Church notices from Luther Church listings
At The Churches Lutheran Church Rev. A. A. Holbeck pastor J. A. Lowry superintendent Sunday school at 10 a m Luther League meets at 7 p m Services in English at 8 p m Services with communion at Melville 11 a m Confirmation class meets every Saturday at 2 p m Choir rehearsals on Wednesday at 7 p m
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Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
Luther League
Melville
First Congregational Church Service and Evening Address
The First Congregational Church presents a morning service at 11 o clock with the sermon on That Mysterious Something by Rev. Frederick J. Bishop. An evening service at 8 features speaker Principal T. S. Inborne of the Brick Industrial School of North Carolina. all are welcome to bright, attractive services.
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First Congregational Church
Frederick J. Bishop
T. S. Inborne
Brick Industrial School of
North Carolina
St Mark's Episcopal Church Sermons and Sunday Services
St Mark's Episcopal Church conducts services every Sunday at 7 30 p m. Third Sunday each month features a morning service with communion at 11 00 a m. Rector is Rev Leonard K Smith.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Leonard K. Smith
St. Joseph's Church Announces Services on Sundays
St. Joseph's Catholic Church under Rev. Fr. Leahy, pastor, conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays each month.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. Leahy
Evangelical Church Service Schedule
Pastor Rev. N. A. Eller leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by a sermon at 11 o'clock. Church members invited to attend.
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Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Adventist Elder A J Lockett Sabbath Service
Seventh Day Adventists announce Elder A J Lockett and the pastor will lead a Sabbath school session at 2 p m with services to follow.
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Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
William C. Bradbury Dies at 76 a Colorado Builder Pioneer
Denver obituary notes William C. Bradbury 76 a noted contractor, builder, and rancher who shaped Colorado and western states for over 50 years. Arriving in 1871 he ran a mercantile, operated a Springs Leadville stage line, then moved to major railroad and irrigation projects. His works included 700 miles of track and lines for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Burlington Missouri Pacific Oregon Short Line, plus irrigation systems across Colorado New Mexico Idaho and Wyoming.
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Denver
William C. Bradbury
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Springs
Leadville
Wyoming
New Mexico
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Montana
Burlington and Missouri Pacific
Nebraska
Oregon Short Line
Idaho
Supreme Court Declares Home A Castle In Drug Case
The court ruled that searches of private dwellings without a warrant are unlawful even with probable cause. The decision says arrests in Alba’s Brooklyn home do not justify warrantless searches of adjacent Agnello residences. Evidence from unlawful searches must be excluded from trial.
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Waliington
Supreme Court
Justice Buller
Brooklyn
Congress
Stephen Alha
Thomas
Frank Agnello
Alba
Agnello
Butler
Roy Donohue Escapes Death In Car Wreck
Superior dispatch reports Roy Donohue driving a Cadillac for L. O. Varney survived a 200 foot mountain grade plunge onto Milwaukee tracks. He escaped with bad bruises and likely no broken bones. Mrs Varney witnessed the crash from a second Varney car.
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Roy Donohue
Superior
Milwaukee
L. O. Varney
Milwaukee Road Accident Involving Varney Family Vehicle
Milwaukee road workers found an unconscious man after a crash on a grade near a railroad cut. Donahue, driver for Varney taxi, and the Varney family were traveling from Livingston to Spokane when the touring car left the road and tumbled down a bank into a track cut. Donahue was badly bruised. prognosis unclear.
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Milwaukee Road
Superior Hospital
Varney
Livingston
Mont
Spokane
Donohue
Donahue
City Population Outlined by Census Bureau Figures
The Census Bureau released July 1 population estimates for major U S cities with Chicago at 2 995 239 Philadelphia 1 979 364 Detroit 1 212 044 Cleveland 936 485 St Louis 821 513 Baltimore 796 296 Boston 781 259 Pittsburgh 631 563 San Francisco 557 530 Buffalo 538 061 Milwaukee 509 192 Other cities above 300 000 include Washington Newark Minneapolis New Orleans Cincinnati Kansas City Indianapolis Rochester Jersey City.
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Census Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce
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Bureau
Montana
Anaconda
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Butte
Great Falls
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Missoula
Montana Court Rules Sunday Dancing Prohibited in Sell-Drink Halls
The Montana Supreme Court denied Joseph Kline of Butte a writ of habeas corpus, holding Sunday dancing illegal where admission is charged. The ruling upholds a long policy of Sunday closing laws dating to 1871, except where dancing occurs in public parks or playgrounds with no admission and no liquor served. The decision also affirms Fergus county's ruling against Winnett Pacific Oil Co. and Dan Wilson, awarding $4,000 to Wilson on a separate contract dispute.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Montana Supreme Court
Joseph Kline
Butte
Silver Bow County
Kline
L. J. Callaway
Callaway
District Court
Fergus County
Winnett Pacific Oil Company
Dan Wilson
Wilson
Supreme court upholds Gazette libel ruling in Carbon raid case
The Montana Supreme Court affirms dismissal of C. C. Rowan libel suit against the Gazette Printing Co. over a Billings Gazette report on a Carbon county liquor raid. It finds the article not libelous and notes any defamation would hinge on the term double crossed, with no clear finger of suspicion on Rowan.
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Billings Gazette
Carbon County
C. C. Rowan
Gazette Printing Company
Supreme Court
District Court For
Rowan
Ty Cobb Adds More To Baseball Records
Ty Cobb finishes the 1925 season with a .380 mark and ties a long standing batting record as he becomes the only player besides Adrian Anson to have more than 300 in twenty seasons. Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, extended his streak with three 300 batting seasons in a row, highlighting his enduring hitting prowess versus Anson who fell out of the select group two seasons earlier.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Adrian Anson
Gobb
Anson
Doctor Howard Fared Well With Chinamen
Dr Harvey J. Howard of Stockefeller Hospital in Yeking was captured by bandits last July and escaped after weeks of hardship. He reached Harbin lean but unharmed aside from a two month period of board, recalling a dingy journey on the Sungari river. He described bandits as fleeing pursuers and said food and clothing sent to him never arrived. The bandits tried to ransom him, but movement and conflict forced their departure. He escaped during a fusillade near Hwachuan after the bandits halted at a village.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Harvey J. Howard
Stockefeller
Yeking
Sungari
Howard
Dr Howard
Hwachuan
First Meeting of Creditors for W K Yost Bankrupts
In the District Court of Montana W K Yost Helen Yost and others were adjudicated bankrupts on October Tth 1925. The first meeting of creditors will be held October 23 1925 at 10 AM in Room 8 Midland National Bank Building Billings Montana to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupts and transact other business.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
W. K. Yost
Helen Yost
Stvion Yost
Belmont
Stillwater
Montana
Midland National Bank
Billings
Tax Notice for 1925 Half Taxes Due in Montana
Notice that one half of all 1925 taxes are due by November 30 and the full amount by delinquency with one percent monthly interest and five percent penalty. A second half is due by May 31 with similar penalties. Taxes payable at the Sweet Grass County Treasurer in Big Timber Montana. personal property taxes require immediate payment or attachments will follow.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Sheriff of Sweet Grass County Notice Threatens Immediate Payment
A sheriff's notice from Sweet Grass County Montana demands immediate payment to avoid extra costs. Dated October 1, 1925, the notice is issued by Clyde E. Davis, Treasurer for the county.
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Sweet Grass County
Alias Summons and Sheriff Sale notices in Montana court
The District Court in Sweet Grass County Montana issues an alias summons against several defendants to answer a foreclosure complaint on a 160 acre section 26 parcel and mortgage notes dated 1919. A separate sheriff’s sale advertises the Big Timber property described as parts of section 26 township 3 south range 13 east with 160 acres, to satisfy a judgment from 1925.
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Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Dale Cook
Lucila E. Cook
Roy Moore
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Sweet Grass County Montana
Notice declares sheriff sale of the south half of section 26 township 2 north range 12 east Montana containing 320 acres. Sale set for October 24 1925 at 2 05 PM at the front door of the Court House in Big Timber. Sheriff Ed Brannin Bozeman Montana attorney for Abraham W Shreves plaintiff.
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Abraham W. Shreves
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
Montana Meridian
United States
ED Brannin
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Herman J. A. Schwan
Flossie Schwan
Grass and Mortgage Notice in Montana Land Case
Grass Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank files suit against Herman J. A. Schwan and Flossie Schwan. A 200 acre parcel in Montana is set for sale by sheriff Ed Brannin at 2 PM on September 25, 1925. Public notice published October 15 22 1925.
Foreclosure Suit in Sweet Grass County Montana
The State of Montana issues a summons in a district court foreclosure action by Ralph Ray Miller against Arthur A. Jaggers Jessie Jaggers for the West Half of the West Half and other portions of Section 20 Township 1 North Range 17 East. The mortgage dated August 16 1922 to Jay K Macy secures debt and attachment proceeds. Publication date October 18 1925.
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Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet
Rass
Sra
Ralph Ray Miller
Arthur A. Jaggers
Jessie . Jaggers
State of Montana
Jay K. Macy
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
Sweet Grass County
State of
Summons for Foreclosure in Sweet Grass County Montana
District Court action seeks $15 000 plus interest and costs from Carlie Wolfe as administrator and others. Plaintiff claims mortgage on Samuel T Wolfe estate notes and real property in East Half of Section 8 Town 2 North Range 17 East M P M. Property described as 320 acres with recorded mortgage in Book 29 page 398. Judgment by default if no appearance. Proceedings dated September 18 1925.
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Carlie Wolfe
Samuel T. Wolfe
Lydia Nettie Wolfe
D. L. Case
John F. Sinclair Company
Jack Anderson
Mary Dee Anderson
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass County
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