Court Refuses to Vacate Sheriff Sale in Foreclosure
Judge John J. Greene denied the J. B. Long Co. petition to vacate and re-sell the property in the Long versus McCullough and Liberty foreclosure. The plaintiff appeals to the state supreme court, alleging improper sale and neglect. No bidders appeared at sale. the sheriff sold to F. W. McDowell for 2000 dollars, paid by Jos. I. Liberty for the certificate of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Greene
J. B. Long Co
Pearl F. McCullough
Jos. J. Liberty
Supreme Court of
Long
Eleven Pups Arrive at Local Silver Fox Farm
Eleven lively silver fox puppies arrive at Harrison Craig’s farm on the north edge of Chateau from two litters of six and five. Six were born two weeks ago and five arrived last Sunday, with two more litters expected soon. A pair sold for 1000 dollars to W. E. Howard, while other pairs are promised for several thousand dollars. The project, started about a year ago with four pairs, is growing and the foxes are fed mainly on oat meal and horse meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Craig
Chateau
Mr. Craig
Frank Curtis
W. E. Howard
Craig
Howard
S. Maccany Place
St. Stephen's Church Autumn Easter Sunday Services
Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and morning prayer at 10 45 a m mark services this Sunday the second Sunday after Easter All are welcome to join in worship Church school at noon Rector Lee H Young announces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Stephen’s Church
Lee H. Young
Stray bullet nearly hits girl in Cowgill window
Jane Guthrie eleven survives scare when a stray .22 bullet lodges in the sash a foot from her head as she reads in the bay window of the Guthrie home in Cowgill addition. A group of high school students on a hike fired near the area but blame not settled. The bullet shatters upper glass and embeds in the lower sash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Cowgill
Guthrie House
Wheeler Trial Opens as Prosecution Rest Is Reported
Defense for Burton K. Wheeler senator from Montana begins with attacks on government witnesses after the prosecution rests in federal court at Great Falls. Key figures include Senator T J Walsh, witnesses from New York and Washington, and defense attorney James A. Baldwin presenting Campbell oil permit deal context and prior Campbell fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
Montana
Great Falls
Washington
Senate
Slattery
T. J. Walsh
Wheeler
George B. Hayes
New York
Department of the Interior
Walsh
Hayes
Campbell
Brookhart Committee
Department of Justice
Daugherty
L. J. Wertheimer
Hotel Rainbow
Wertheimer
Chicago
New
James A. Baldwin
Tov
Lewistew
Stoutsefetet
Werthelver
Baldwin
Wheeler and Baldwin
Once in a Blue Moon Glee Club Musical at H. S.
The high school glee club stages a three act musical romance titled Once in a Blue Moon at the high school auditorium tomorrow night. It features Mrs Montgomery, Rosemont by the Sea, and a cast including Billy Maxwell George Taylor Betty Morton and chorus with numbers like Song of the Californians and Blue Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
H. 8
High School
High School Glee Club
Noble Cain
Bertie Williamson
Mildred Forrest
Moon Lady
Peer Posi Reng Yey
Pete Harriet Larson
Helen Morgan
Montgomery
Phyllis Green
Sylvia ‘Montgomery
Ceee Ene
Harriet Larson
Leatrice Montgomery
Myrtle Martine
Babbit Morton
Reg Gee
Dean Crittenden
Betty Morton
Sylvia
Margaret Prellier
Lila Lavender
Pauline Jacobson
Billy Maxwell
Harold Crane
Mrs. Montgomery
Rosemont-by-the-Sea
Monterey
California
George Taylor
Rene LeMon
Rabbit Morton
Andes
Danse
Notable figures named in land office and legal circles
Spry of Utah general land office commissioner Peter Nyce prominent Washington attorney and A. H. Farr former private secretary to Mr. Booth are cited as key figures in a regional political and legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
Utah
General Land Office
Peter Nyce
Washington
A. H. Farr
Booth
Wheeler Defense Committee Named With Hapgood Chair
Washington April 21 Formation of a Wheeler Defense committee to relieve Senator B K Wheeler of Montana from expenses due to his double indictments was announced with Norman Hapgood named chairman The committee includes William Allen White Josephus Daniels Samuel Untermyer Oswald Garrison Villard and several labor leaders and others This group aims to study the case and defend the senator in public debate and legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler Defense Committee
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Norman Hapgood
William Allen White
Josephus Daniels
Samuel Untermyer
Oswald Garrison Villard
Rain and Snow Boost Teton County Crop Prospects
Rain fell intermittently since Sunday and continued steady Wednesday into Wednesday night, turning to snow this morning. The moisture has materially improved crop prospects in Teton County and sparked optimism among farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bynum Irrigation Project Nears Bids Start
Legal actions loom for the Bynum Irrigation District as notices and bids are expected to be published within weeks. Cole and Packer, local attorneys, say the contract will exceed a half million dollars. Sterling Woods of Billings, the bonding company adviser, will visit Chateau for talks with Phil I. Cole and Chicago lawyers who endorsed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Irrigation Project
Cole & Packer
Bynum Irrigation District
Sterling Woods
Billings
Montana
Bonding
Chateau
Phil I. Cole
Woods
Chicago
Cole
Greenfields Irrigation District papers filed in Chateau
Petition filed with the district court seals the Greenfields Irrigation District plan. If approved by federal stipulations, Uncle Sam will fund two and a half to three million dollars for Beaver Creek dam on Sun River, creating reservoir space to irrigate over 100000 acres, with 231 landowners signing. The district would span 128000 acres and become Montana’s largest reclamation project, aiding beet sugar cultivation and regional agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Greenfields
Uncle Sam
Beaver Creek
Sun River
Phil I. Cole
Geo. O. Sanford
Court House
Montana
New Head of Chateau Woman's Club Names Committees
Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg, newly elected president, announced year long committee appointments at the Chateau Woman's Club social. Key posts include Finance with Hall Crary Cole Eckford Moore Myrick Jeanis and others. Program Year Book Bateman Nelson Brownson. Library Hentges Pridham McDonald Emerick Culbertson Fisher Smith. Park Jeanis Morse Coffey Peterson. Membership Baillie Meagher Cohoe. Flower Show Taylor Pridham Cole Eckford. Amual luncheon Guthrie. Historian McDonald. Publicity Core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hirshberg
Chateau Woman's Club
John W. Hall
E. J. Crary
Phil L Cole
James Eckford
John T. Moore
E. H. Myrick
Oscar Jeanis
Arthur Hirshberg
I. F E. Taylor
C. S. McDonald
H. W. Bateman
John Hentges
Bert Packer
R. E. Nelson
B. E Brownson
John W. Hentges
T. H. Pridham
C. D. McDonald
W. A. Emerick
R. B. Culbertson
Ben Fisher
W. W. Smith
Sherburne Morse
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Obert Peterson
R. F. Baillie
T. A. Meagher
K. B. Cohoe
L. E. Taylor
Phil I. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
C . McDonald
G. C. Core
Oil Showings Reported at Jones Well Northwest of Bynum
Gas flow is rising on the W. D. Jones ranch with a four foot flame. Mr. Jones, traveling from Choteau, says drilling crews also found oil showings and plan to drill deeper to assess oil quantities for further exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Bynum
Great Northern Picnic May Be Held Here
A committee led by KF Parker of Great Falls visited Choteau and Gilman and Wolf Creek to pick sites for the Great Northern Railway Co annual picnic in July. They found Chateau promising with camping space an American Legion pavilion and swimming pool. About 2000 GN employees are expected with music and a local baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Northern Railway Co
KF. J. Parker
Great Falls
Chateau
Gilman
Wolf Creek
American Legion
Great Northern
Odd Fellows to Celebrate 106th Anniversary Saturday Night
Chateau Lodge No. 11 IL O O F will mark the 106th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America with a program supper and dance at the Masonic Lodge rooms. Members and spouses of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of
Odd Fellowship In America
Masonic Lodge
Chateau Lodge No. 11
City Begins Boulevard Tree Planting Across Chateau
The City of Chateau starts planting 1050 green ash trees for boulevards with Mayor Coffey directing. Most trees were purchased for city use, 70 cents each, and 100 allocated to private property owners. An additional 150 Chinese elms were planted on the diagonal street, noted for their soft wood and low irrigation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Coffey
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High Court of State
Silver Fox Farm
Estray
Girl
Fixer
Baldwin and
Stouton Stant
First National Bank
U.S. Liberty Loan
Bob Harrington
Mary Montgomery
Gorge Taylor
George
Percival Chetwood
M. Rene LeMon
Bob
We Clark” Coffey
Act I
Moonlady
Betty Bolero
Bureglars
Miss Williamson
Miss Forrest
Hapgood
Woman's Club
Jones Well
Scial
UF Harifty
Citizens State Bank
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