J. T. Stanford Dies In Conrad Montana Banker Pioneer
Colonel James T. Stanford president of the Conrad Banking company in Great Falls died at 5:05 Tuesday in Conrad hospital from pneumonia contracted Friday after inspecting Valier property. A Nova Scotia native, 70, he served in the North West Mounted Police and helped lead Montana finance and development. Funeral arrangements were pending and Elks Lodge participation expected.
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Great Falls
James T. Stanford
Conrad Banking Company of
Montana
Canadian Northwest Provinces
Conrad
Valier
Valier-Montana Land and Water Company
Mr. Stanford
Teton County
Nova Scotia
Northwest Mounted Police
Colonel Stanford
Fort Benton
I. G. Baker Co
Conrad Bros
Stanford
The
Elks Lodge
O'Neil Brothers Form Ten Million Dollar Corporation
Articles filed for O'Neil Brothers Inc a ten million dollar corporation with 490000 shares at par two dollars led by Secretary Stewart. Louis B O'Neil John T O'Neil and G S Frary named as incorporators. Principal place of business Sunburst Toole County Montana. The firm plans mining oil refining gas electric hotel and store operations and townsite platting. Filing fee recorded two thousand three hundred seventy eight dollars.
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O'Neil Brothers, Inc
Stewart
Louis B. O'Neil
Sunburst
John T. O'Neil
G. S. Frary
Great Faris
Toole Ccualy
O'Neil Brothers
Kevin-Sunburst
Combeany Ta
Montana State Auditor Reports 1926 Revenue Increase
State Auditor George P Porter notes Montana's receipts for the year ended June 30 1926 rose to 1 104 846 aided by new metals mines tax inheritance taxes county tax and university revolving fund transfers Driving higher income reduced outstanding warrants to 3 118 922 96 from the prior year and shows operating costs at 3 406 436.
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General Fund
Porter
University of Montana
Californians Win Race to Buy Tract by Using Airplane
A California Julian Petroleum corporation won an air powered race to acquire the Rice Fulton leases in the Kevin Sunburst field. The deal includes 38 wells pumping about 15000 barrels daily and creates a new California Eastern Oil company merging Julian and Marine assets.
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Julian Petroleum Corporation of California
Los Angeles
S. C. Lewis
Julian Corporation
Mr. Lewis
Great Falls
J. H. Hamilton
Julius C. Peters
Summit Oil Company
W. E. Rice
Kevin
William McGinley
Chicago
Julian
Marine
California Eastern Oil Company
Kevin-Sunburst
America
Standard Oil of
California
James Battersby
S. M. Zandmer
Salt Lake
Great’ Falls
Iwiian Corporation
J. &. Logan
S Napton
Italians Honor Columbus With Street Rebindings
A semiofficial call leads 57 Italian towns to rename streets for Christopher Columbus on October 12. The revival signals rising nationalist pride and a belief that Italy’s past civilizational contributions warrant deference and future glory. One Italian paper even argues the United States should pay Italy’s war debts in light Columbus’s mythic role.
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Itaalian
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
America
United States
Italy
AID TO BEAUTY AT SESQUI EXPO BUILDING
A young woman directs gardeners on the Administration Building frontage at the Sesqui Centennial Exposition Association. She coordinates placement of trees and shrubs to enhance the stucco facade for the 150th anniversary celebration of the Declaration of Independence.
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Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition Association
Leavitt Seeks Clean Campaign After Big Victory
Congress man Scott Leavitt in Great Falls thanked supporters after a decisive primary win and pledged a November re election campaign based on his record and issues. A. A. Franzke congratulated Leavitt and endorsed the Republican nominee's approach.
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Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Leavitt
Congress
A. A. Franzke
Mr. Leavitt
Dick White Man Pleads Guilty in Petit Larceny Case
Dick White Man a half breed Indian is jailed for thirty days after pleading guilty in J E DeHaas justice court to stealing a saddle and a moose hide coat from C K Malone ranch near Agawam. Malone recovered the saddle. the coat remains missing.
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Dick White Man
Justice Court
J. E. DeHaas
C. K. Malone
Agawam
Malone
W. J. Wright
Wright
Chateau
White Man
Douglas MacLean Shines in Delightful Seven Keys Show
New York Daily News hails Douglas MacLean as a sparkling comic with ample laughs in Seven Keys to Baldpate. The piece notes the film is perfectly delightful and guarantees a good time. The Royal screens the Sunday and Monday showing on August 15th and 16th.
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Douglas MacLean
Doug
New York
Daily News
the Royal
Monty Banks at Royal Theatre in Keep Smiling
Monty Banks, the mirth maker, headlines at the Royal Theatre with Keep Smiling a speedy comedy. He promises rapid gags and contagious humor in a week long laugh spree aimed at lifting spirits in a light hearted program.
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Army of “Blues
Monty Banks
Monty
Royal Theatre Tomorow
Ladies' Aid Meeting and Farmington News Highlights
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Pete Otness's home on Saturday August 14. Mr. and Mrs. H C Nyhus returned Friday from an auto trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Hilda Anderson has been on the sick list. Miss Nagle returns to Farmington after vacation. Mr and Mrs J W Kerr were guests at the LeVesky home Tuesday evening. L J Otness has a Masse Harris combine ready for the wheat field. Campers return from Sun River canyon report a very enjoyable time with few fish. Mass Cora Crary visiting at the Chalmers home spent Monday.
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Ladies’ Aid
Pete Otness
H. C. Nyhus
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Miss Nagle
Farmington
Mrs
J. W. Kerr
LeVesky
Sun River Canyon
Local Social and Household Notes From Great Falls Area
A long list of community figures, families, and guests visit and travel in the region. Residents and visitors include Mrs Nyhus Jim Hasterlick and family in Great Falls and others from Lewistown Glacier Park Chateau and Sunny, with gatherings, camping trips, and dinners noted. A threshing machine purchase and a steer riding accident at the Indseth home are also mentioned.
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Nyhus
Jim Hasterlick
Great Falls
J. B. Conner
Iona Davidson
Teton Canyon
L. G Vassmore
A. P. Reiding
Sunny
Pete Kampnaar
Neil Bouma
Brown
Abraham Breere
F. Schultz
Lewistown
T. Groot
Lars Nasset
Rev. Lunde
Lila Nasset
Glacier Park
R. Lincoln
Ernest Arensmeyer
Chateau
Yelle Bakker
Wm. Arensmeyer
Bakers and Broers
Buster Lindseth
O. Indseth
Buster
Pendroy Social News Roundup
J A Swanson returned home after a week in Minnesota on business and visiting relatives. Local families hosted and visited, including dinners with the Brewer and Talbert households. An ice cream social is planned by the Ladies Aid next Saturday night. Flord Sprague returned to Washington after a month in the area. Mrs J A Swanson and Mrs Estes traveled to Great Falls and Belt to visit relatives. The Phillips family visited the Bob Smiths in Conrad.
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J. A. Swanson
Minnesota
Ira Putnam
Cleek
Talbert
Brewer Home
Oliver Durland
Virginia
Eddie Shelton
Ladies’ Aid
Pendray
Sandy Jones
Flord Sprague
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Estes
Great Falls
Mr. Swanson
Belt
Webb
Farmers State Bank Sues Allan R Young and Others in Montana
The District Court in Montana’s Teton County issues summons in a case filed by Farmers State Bank of Le Sueur Minnesota against Allan R Young Rose T Young Capital Trust & Savings Bank and Valeria Lescher. Plaintiffs seek relief in the complaint now on file with the Clerk.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
Court summons notice in mortgage foreclosure case
A summons directs Allan R. Young and Rose T. Young to answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The action seeks $1500 plus interest and $62.83 plus interest for taxes, plus foreclosure of a mortgage to Capital Trust & Savings Bank. Lands described are N half of SE quarter and N half of SW quarter in section 26, township 22N, range 5W, Montana. Blanches M. Jacobson signs as clerk. first pub Aug 12, last Sept 9, 1926.
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Allan R. Young
Rose T. Young
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Range Five
Montana Meridian
County of
Teton
State of
Montana
Notice of Closing of Registration for General Election 1926
Notice from Teton County Montana that registration books close September 17 1926 at 5 PM for the November 2 1926 general election. Qualified electors may register with County Clerk at Chateau or via deputy registrar or notary public within the county. naturalization papers required for naturalized citizens. Applicants must be US citizens and meet residency requirements. First publication August 12, last September 16.
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Teton County
Chateau
Montana
United States
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Hilda Anderson
L. J. Otness
Harris
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Chalmers
Blanche M. Jacobson
Te One
W. H. Webb
Monbane
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Choteau Meat Co
Pinnell Fur Farm
Choteau
Karmont
Chateau Bakery
Deering
Roy Inbody
Acantha
Anne Brekke
First National
Pomona
Pendroy
C. C. Younce
McCormick
H. G. Ward
C. Sonneveld
Bob
T. Meagher Garage
Power-Morgan Co
Titan
Aultman-Taylor
Cook Car
Geraldine
Power-Morgan
Emma Shook
Emerson
L. E. Taylor Garage
Stockmens State Bank
Imum
United States Tires
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