Naturalization Hearings Admitted Sixteen Citizens
Regular hearing on Saturday admitted sixteen naturalization petitioners and ordered oaths of Allegiance and Renunciation with certificates of citizenship. Names include Fearon, Enzmann, Yates, Driscoll, Ognedal, Vermulm, Ostberg, Johnson, Eyraud, Kaptein, Anderson, Hanson, Hinds, James Johnson, Anderson, Christ Anderson. Several applications were continued or dismissed for reasons such as non appearance, incompetency, or improper jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Edward William Fearon
England
Choteau
Alex Enzmann
Germany
Conrad
Charles Allan Yates
Canada
Williams
James Driscoll
Ole Ognedal
Norway
Henry Vermulm
Holland
Cornelius Vermulm
Otto Ostberg
Sweden
John Albin Johnson
Joseph Eyraud
France
Farmington
Harm Kaptein
Valier
John Anderson
Cut Bank
Hanson
Edward Hinds
Dutton
James Johnson
Scotland
Dupuyer
Thomas Christ
Anderson
Denmark
Kevin
Michael Joseph Shaw
Chateau
William Guthrie
Frederick William McFarland
Ireland
Lowry
Thomas Holmes
Lars Wistor Mattson
Finland
Robert Kelso Miller
Scot
Lang
U.S
Andere Hamme
Join Lindland
Collins
Frederick Rasmussen Sfinkler
Joseph Samuel Bowers
Henry Mair
Blackleaf
Russian native Justin Banis jailed for nonappearance
Justin Banis, a native of Russia from Collins, was dismissed and declared his intention in a case in a wrong county. Miss Madeleine Jellestad, born in Norway and living in Sunburst, continued and did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Banis
Russia
Collins
Madeleine” Jellestad
Norway
Sunburst
District Court Actions Involving Disputes and Crimes
Montana district court in Teton counts several cases. Cowgill vs Malone over note. Williams guilty to burglary and sentenced to 18 months. Johnston not guilty to grand larceny. Harmons divorce granted. McKenzie case for damages. Parker case dismissed. Blair and Barr remanded for grand larceny. Elliot rape remanded. Rekdahl vs Tale man complaint amended. Berg forgery pled guilty. DeTour damages with demurrers overruled. 90 jurors drawn for March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cowgill
Millett Malone
State
Roy Williams
Harry Johnston
Catherine Harmon
William ‘Harmon
Catherine Taylor
J. E. Hein
Kenneth McKenzie
Justice of the Peace
R. R. Parker
George W.W. Blair
Chas. Barr
Harry Elliot
Elias’ Rekdahl
William Taleman
State of Montana
Andrew Berg
David A. DeTour
Jas
Gibson
James Sulgrove
Arty
Marriage Licenses Issued By District Clerk
Marriage licenses issued this past week by district court clerk John William Jackson 38 and Evelyn Mamie McLean 19 of Sweet Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiliam Jackson
Evelyn Mamie McLean
Sweet Grass
Card of Thanks for a Beloved Child Loss
The Otness family Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Otness express gratitude to all who helped during the last illness and burial of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Otness
Death of Chester Mattox Remains Lie in State at Beaupre Hotel
Chester Mattox died at age thirty six after a pneumonia attack that began January 21. A Spanish American War veteran, he managed the Beaupre hotel for years and was highly regarded by J. M. Weaver, his employer. He leaves a father and sisters in Louisville and Conrad, with a large funeral held with military honors and a tune of sorrow from a local band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mattox
Beaupre Hotel
J. M. Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Louisville
O. D. Gray
Conrad
John Holland
Bulletin Clarifies Returns and Collector Responsibilities
A bulletin directs how to proceed in the matter of making returns to the collector. It states that eligibility rests with the individual and not with the collector, outlining the procedure for eligible persons to follow.
Income Tax Filing Deadline and Penalties Stressed
The article warns individuals subject to income tax to secure forms and file returns by March 1. Failure to obtain forms or file on time does not avoid penalties for delinquent filing. It notes penalties for false or fraudulent returns including fines up to $2,000 or up to one year in jail, plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Income Tax Notice for Individuals and Corporations
The notice directs all individuals with net income over 3000 to apply for tax forms at the local Internal Revenue Collector and warns penalties for late filing. It states a 1 percent normal tax on individuals and on corporations and insurance companies, and requires returns from all corporations not exempt. Regulations apply to both individuals and corporations upon application to the collectors in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue
Civil Actions Filed in Court This Period
Civil actions filed with Clerk Jas. Gibson include Worden versus County of Teton on appeal, State ex rel Kovatch versus J P Brown writ of certiorari, Hl L and C H Pearson versus Mary E Sisler et al foreclosure, and First National Bank of Cut Bank versus Haisman on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gibson
Worden
County of Teton
Teton Laundry to Remodel and Expand Capacity
I G Jackson owner of the Teton Laundry plans a remodel and doubling of capacity in about two weeks. A 40 foot stack will replace the destroyed 30 foot stack, boiler will move near the alley, new washer and extractor installed, and a gas heater added to irons. The upgrades aim to shorten finishing time and improve service for growing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
I. G. Jackson
Minneapolis
Jackson
Naturalization papers list for final citizenship
Applications for final citizenship include Lars Victor Mattson of Cut Bank from Finland, Justin Banis born in Russia and residing in Collins, and Robert Kelso Milar native of Scotland. A child of Sadie Thorn is ill with pneumonia. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Woods at Dupuyer Creek ranger station. Mrs. Hi Loomis is improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Victor Mattson
Finland
Cut Bank
Joseph Samuel Bowers
Canada
Valier
Justin Banis
Russia
Collins
Robert Kelso Milar
Scotland
James Thorn
Sadie
E. A. Woods
Dupuyer Creek
Hi. Loomis
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court
District Court of
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
J. B. Leslie
Chester ‘Mattox
My God
Messrs. Bishop
Sam Crawford
McGienn
L. F. Haley
Quartette
Jesus Savior
Homes
W. J. Osborne
Ww. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C
Rat Bhso
St.anthony & Dakota-Lubmer Yard
F. C
Young
Teton Laundry
the Royal Theatre
Ssang
Kalem
Boggs
Kalem Comedy
N. Whitacre
Choteau's
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