Hirshberg Brothers Bank Montana Report of Condition 1914
The report of condition for Hirshberg Brothers Bankers at Chateau Montana shows assets including loans and discounts 1,218,028.51 and total assets around 4,169,193.47 with capital stock and undivided profits and deposits. Edward J. Hirshberg, cashier, swore the figures true before Notary A. L. Powers on January 19, 1914.
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Hirshberg Brothers
Chateau
Montana
Hesources
S . Sea Ae
Gtteebigaue Sd Gabe
State of Montana
Teton County
Park to Park Road Ambition in Teton County
Valier residents urge Park to Park highway linking Valier to Chateau via Lake Frances Dam Dry Fork river and the new Marias bridge. County officials plan two road outfits and spring work to cut travel between Valier and Chateau by about twenty miles and reduce time by up to forty five minutes. Choteau also expects material highway advancement as Cascade groups push the project.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Good Old Teton
Walier
Lake Frances Dam
Dry Fork River
Bynum and Chateau
New Marias Bridge
Walier Territory
Valier
Chateau
Valerian
Choteau
Cascade
Social Advantages of the Farmers Club
A farmers club that meets monthly or semi monthly fosters social bonds and personal growth. Shared activities reduce isolation, increase understanding and tolerance, and build community trust through mutual support and entertainment. A. D. Wilson of the University of Minnesota emphasizes balance between work and leisure for well rounded living.
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A. D. Wilson
University of Minnesota
Civil Action Filings Listed in Court Docket
Civil actions filed with Clerk Jas. Gibson in the latest issue include C A Hill versus Great Northern Railway Company for damages, Crevelin versus Gaines for debt, Rogers Templeton Lumber Company versus Brown for account, Continental Oil Company versus Montana for confession of judgment, and Continental Distributing Company versus Melhus for suit on account.
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Jas. Gibson
C. A. Hill
Great Northern Railway Co
Crevelin
Gaines
Rogers-Templeton_, Lumber Co
Brown
Guiton
Continental Oil Co
Montana
Continental Distributing Co
Melhus
Ex Governor Folk Battles Cigar Urge in Public Eye
The former governor reportedly contemplated quitting cigars, arguing that returning to the habit would invite unwanted publicity and complicate his business dealings.
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Joe Folk
Harvard professor predicts far future events
Professor Eric Doolittle of Harvard discusses what may occur 15 million years from now, a time when no observers will be present to verify his claims. The remarks frame distant cosmological or geological projections in a speculative tone.
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Eric Doolittle
Harvard
Farmers and Merchants Compare for Mutual Benefit
An editorial argues farmers and merchants should cooperate instead of clashing. It urges businessmen to serve farmers with real help, and for farmers to yield some independence to gain useful support. The piece promotes country city cooperation and mutual esteem through friendly dealings.
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Flowers
F. S. Cooley
Farmers’ Institutes
Haleys Lectures On Christianity At Local Churches
Rev L F Haley spends the week at Wayer and Conrad with a series of lectures strikingly titled Head Hunters and Their Neighbors. A large Hodgskiss Hall audience heard the Sunday night talk praised as a splendid success. He plans more talks on Christianity in foreign lands.
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L. F. Haley
Wayer
Conrad
Haley
Hodgskiss Wall
Perry School
Bermuda
Marias Bridge Completes Mayors and Business Delegation Visit
A Walier party with county officials inspected and accepted the new Marias bridge built by Minneapolis Bridge Co. at 30000 dollars. After photos at the structure, they met Cut Bank and Valier business leaders, shared cordial reception, and planned future booster efforts between Valier and Cut Bank. A separate Brady Brady region dispute over a heavy damage suit tied to a white cap incident near a homesteader drew attention.
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Cut Bank
Cut Bank Commercial Club
C. H. Kester
Valier Commercial Club
Valier
Valter
Valerian
Brady
Conrad
Sun River Project Lands Await Final Certificates
Interior office in Great Falls Montana outlines steps for entries before November 21 1913 on restored Sun River lands. Commutation and final certificates issued after proof of residence and cultivation. final commissions due $6. Relinquishment allowed for homestead entries prior to June 25 1910 or after with Reclama tion Act provisions. R N Sutherlin Register and Thos C Corbally Receiver.
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Stin River Project
Apartment of
Post Office
R. N. Sutherlin
Thos. C. Corbally
Reverend McMahan Preaches Faith of Shunammite
Next Sunday morning January 25 Rev. Percy Reid McMahan of the First Methodist church will discuss The Faith of Shunammite. Sunday evening theme will be Christianity as the Flower of Religious Development. All are invited to attend.
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Percy Reid McMahan
First Methodist Church
Naturalization Applications List for Final Citizenship
The records show final citizenship applications including George Lombness, a native of Norway, residing in Brady. The note comments on patronage in the government printing office.
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George Lombness
Norway
Brady
Visit of John Lind to Pass Christian
Citizens speculate about John Lind's planned visit to Pass Christian with varied guesses sharing no official confirmation. Local chatter centers on timing and purpose amid unclear schedules.
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John Lind
Christian
Two Men Charged in Flathead Moose Killing Case
State game warden CHARGED WITH KILLING MOOSE J. L. DeHart and Deputy Moore took Carlos Monroe and Charles Twiggs to Kalispell to face district court on killing two moose near Shafer meadows in Flathead county around October 6, 1913. Henry Fisher accompanied the party.
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J. L. DeHart
Chateau
John Moore
Carlos Monroe
Charles Twiggs
Kalispell
District
Flathead County
Big River
Shafer Meadows
Forest Rangers
DeHart
Moore
W. H. O' Connell
District Court of
Henry Fisher
First State Bank of Bynum Planned in Town
Arrangements completed for a First State Bank at Bynum with a $20,000 capital and $2,000 surplus. Al bany men John Wertin A C Schaefer and Tom Schaefer bought lots in the Bynum Town site Co. building to be erected and bank to open within 60 days. A C Schaefer to arrive in 30 days to head the bank.
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First State Bank OF
BYNUM
John Wertin
A. C. Schaefer
Tom Schaefer
Albany
Minn
Bynum Townsite Co
Lumber Yard Planned for Cho teau by Farmers' Elevator Co
The Farmers Elevator Co announces plans to start a lumber yard in Choteau with shipments rushed in. Car loads of lumber are expected to arrive within a month and a location will be chosen soon.
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Farmers’ Elevator Co
Choteau
Officers School Set For Company M N G
The officers and non officers of Company M N G plan an officers school on a Saturday night at the high school. Attendance is crucial as the annual inspection looms within sixty days and the unit must be prepared. Post Master General Burleson aims to carry 50 pound parcels across two zones in the New Year.
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N. G
Burleson
Financial statement of a Choteau bank in January 1913
Roll, assistant cashier, swears to the bank's financial figures showing cash reserves, deposits, capital stock, undivided profits, and loans. The document lists unsecured credits of 205 718.84 and total assets around 544 100.08 with various liabilities and certificates of deposit.
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Choteau
Montana
Sith
Eeee Eee Eeeae
Eeee Ae
Advertised Letters List for William Krofft Postoffice
The notice lists names of individuals with advertised letters including John Cook Roy Cullison E M Collins Hal Clark A F Richardson Andrew Atkinson William Boy Chief Royal Busrking Geo J Dent S B Eberhart Lee Finley Geo Taylor Ed Smith Geo Salios Frank Salios M T Tratson Annie Youpee and instructs callers to say advertised when inquiring. William Krofft Postmaster.
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John Cook
Roy Cullison
E. M. Collins
Hal Clark
A. F. Richardson
Andrew Atkinson
William Boy Chief
Royal Busrking
Geo. J. Dent
S. B. Eberhart
Lee Finley
Geo. Taylor
Ed. Smith
Geo. Salios
Frank Salios
M. T. Tratson
Annie Youpee
William Krofft
Declaration of Intention from Peter Wood and Charles Ranhanger
Two declarations of intention filed by Peter Harry Wood a native of Ontario living in Sunburst and by Charles William Ranhanger a native of Germany residing in Farmington seeking naturalization.
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Peter Harry Wood
Ontario
Sunburst
Atta
Charles William ‘Ranhanger
Germany
Farmington
Quips and Quotes from the 1910s Era Speech
The speaker references national rest and political imagery while commenting on reforms. The text alludes to a 1914 victory mood and uses a proverb about a woman and rope, reflecting common era attitudes in its concise sentencing.
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Banks and
Marshall
Ship of State
Episcopal Church Notes
Huerta
ST. Anthony & Dakota Summer Yard
F. C. Young
State Bank
County of Teton
Roll
Sbal
Henry D. Robison
Choteanu
Cuseler
G. M. Correy
Ws. HopasKiss
Bill Brown
John Jones
Henry Slowpay
N. Whitacre
Choteau’s Home Builder
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