Dr John Sweat longtime Montana physician dies at 73
Dr. John A Sweat a pioneer Montana physician and former Maine legislator died Sunday night at his son John Sweat's home in Great Falls at age 73. He practiced in Dutton and Great Falls since 1890 serving at the silver and Boston Montana smelters and held leadership roles in state medical boards and associations. Surviving are his widow and three children including John Sweat of Great Falls Ruth Sweat of Norfolk Virginia and Helen Sweat of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sweat
Dutton
Teton County
John ‘Sweat
Great Falls
Boston
Montana
Montana State Board of Medical Examiners
North Montana Medical Association
American Medical Association
House of Representatives
Maine
Teton
Chateau
Dr. Sweat
Brownfield
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Bowdoin College
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Division
Mary Towle
Sweat
The
Elks
John Sweat
Royal Milling Co
Ruth Sweat
Norfolk
Helen Sweat
Local News Briefs on Mumps and Church Work
Several children miss school due to mumps while business farmers labored at the church last week until snowfall. Herman Schwert has been superintending the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schwert
Sargon Pills Restore Health and Appetite in Los Angeles Man
John R. Lowe reports severe nervousness bilious spells headaches and indigestion with poor appetite weight loss and fatigue. After four bottles of Sargon his weight strength and energy returned and digestion improved. Chateau Drug Co agents.
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John R. Lowe
W. Vernon Ave
Los Angeles
St. Regis Hotel
Spokane
Chateau Drug Co
Social Dance Gala Sparks Collins Hall Event
A pleasant social dance occurred at the hall in Collins on Saturday night. The Collins orchestra played good music. Miss Ruth Corey assisted Mrs. Funk who is striving to recover from illness. Mrs. Averill is improving, and Mrs. Crane and Darwin visited Mrs. Ida Waterman on Sunday afternoon.
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sMra
Jean
Gerald
Dorothy Mead
Great Falls
Collins
Waterman
Chicago
Dean Waterman
Junior
Funk
New Church
Harry T. Stong
Ve Stong
Gewald
Crane
Ferris
Daisy Tomsha
Ida Waterman
Bailey
Corey
Graves
Lou Gerrett
Mr. Chambers
Waynild
Clark Corey
John England
Collins Orchestra
Ruth Corey
Averill
Darwin
Premium Center Trades Tractor for 25 H. P. Rumley
The notice lists local exchanges including Premium Center Fred Fornfeist trading a Hart Parr tractor for a 25 HP Rumley, with comments that he buys bigger and better each year. It also notes staff changes and election results within Dist. No. 7, plus a bank condition report from First State Bank at Bynum dated March 27 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fornfeist
Fred
Joe Johnson
Roy Inbody
Olaf Larson
Herman Huisenga
Dist. No. 7
Jim Cheetham
Inbody
McDuffie
Woodward
McLean
Notice of Intent to Make Three Year Proof at Chateau
John W. Ward of Chateau Montana filed notice to prove up a homestead claim for SW%SE Section 32 Township 24 North Range 7 West Prin Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris on April 15 1930 with witnesses Fred True Frank Salmond E J Osgood and C Wilson Gray all of Chateau Montana First publication March 13 1930 last April 10 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
John W. Ward
Chateau
Prin. Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Fred True
Frank Salmond
E. J. Osgood
C. Wilson Gray
Chateau, Montana
Report of the Condition of Farmers' State Bank Pendroy
Bank condition report for The Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy Montana as of March 27 1930 shows Loans and Discounts 66468.67 and total assets 111507.44. Cash in hand includes capital stock paid in 20000.00 and surplus 5000.00 with time deposits and checks listed. Sworn statement dated April 2 1930 signed by cashier J A Swanson with directors J M Ryan Sr and J M Ryan Jr and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesi Juij
Gidoncaneanstad
Kyle Jones
Edward B. Noble
State of
Montana
Bynum
H. L. Halladay
W. D. Jones
C. D. McDonald
F. C. Barribal
Chateau
James Eckford
McDonald
Power State Bank
Power
State of Montana
County of Teton
I. C. J. Cutz
C. J. Cutz
J. H. McManus
Fred A. Woehner
Albert E. Woehner
Weveresuns
Farmers’ State Bank OF Pendroy
Pendroy
Report of Condition First National Bank of Chateau MT
Charter No 10937 reports condition of The First National Bank of Chateau Montana as of March 27 with figures for Loans and Discounts Overdrafts U S Government Securities and other assets and liabilities including Capital Stock Surplus and Deposits. The balance sheet shows cash and reserves and outstanding deposits totaling 429878.31 with capital 50000.06 and time deposits 6030.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Chateau
Montana
Notice to Creditors Estate of George C Moore
Amanda J Strand as administratrix of George C Moore deceased issues notice to all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be delivered to Murch Wuerthner law firm 401 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. First publication March 27 1930 last April 17 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Moore
Amanda J. Strand
Murch &Wuerthner
Ford
Great Falls
Montana
George ,C. Moore
Murch & Wuerthner
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J. ‘A. Sweat
Omeately
Falls
H. B. Lake & CO
Ford Building
Great Falls, Mont
Robert Miller
Choteau
Studebaker
DeLaval
Sargon
Ala
Robert H. Miller
J. H. Byler
T. G. Bloomparl
First State Bank
W. B. Butchart
L. Gossack
E. J. Hirshberg
Mort Hirshberg
Citizens State Bank
Ecssccsssssceesesenses
Total
M. D. Nicholson
County of
Federal Reserve Bank
Rewweee
B. Butchart
Sherwin-Williams
Paint Headquarters
Will
Power-Morgan Co
Choteau, Montana
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