Ladies Aid meeting at B Uruce home Fairfield
The Ladies Aid gathered at the home of B Uruce in Fairfield last Thursday despite the long trip. Several attendees joined from neighboring areas and local residents shared updates on week end plans and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Arensmeyer
Ladies’ Aid
B.uruce
Fairfield
Louise Willis
Community Notes From The Beach Area
Mrs Linvick and son and Mrs O son and daughter were dinner guests at the Chris Swenson home last Saturday. Miss Gunhild Lindseth spent the weekend with Miss Helen Lindseth. Mrs Edwards of Collins has been visiting at the J Edwards home here. Miss Alice Otness visited Miss Bess Perry last week. Neighbors from the beach attended the Old Timers picnic last Sunday. A parish school picnic and program will be held at the church next Sunday afternoon. Rev Marwin Brandt of Wisconsin will hold services at the Lutheran church next Sunday July 17. Morning worship at eleven, evening worship at eight. Both services in English. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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Linvick
O 1Son
Chris Swenson
Gunhild Lindseth
Helen Lindseth
Mrs. Edwards
Collins
J. Edwards
Alice Otness
Bess Perry
Iveryone
Marwin Brandt
Wisconsin
Lutheran Church
Deposed Manager’s Warpath Over League Dispute At Fargo
George A. Totten former business manager of the Nonpartisan League newspaper threatens to “start fireworks” if forced to testify on charges by the executive committee. Totten and ex editor C K Gummerson face embezzlement and criminal libel probes over a $50000 recall fund. A tentative compromise was rejected as insufficient and court actions may proceed.
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Fargo
N. D
Nonpartisan League
George A. Totten
Leagues
Totten
C. K. Gummerson
League
State Committee
Gummerson
Church
Baker
Hamilton
Ye League
Ole Kalder
A. A. Leiderbach
Treasute Er Ole Kaldor
Chris Levang
Canada Thistles and Quack Grass Under Ban
Montana session laws chapter 168 enforces extermination of Canada thistle and quack grass with penalties for seed production. Weed commissioners inspect properties, serve notices to destroy weeds within six days, and charge noncompliant owners. county funds cover costs and assess them to the property or recover by civil action. Convicted violators face misdemeanor penalties.
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17Th Legislative Assembly of
Montana
Canada
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
For Sale 440 Acres Oil Land in Willo Creek Field
440 acres of land with 614 per cent oil royalty in the Willo Creek oil field offered at 22.50 per acre for quick sale. Contact Louis Owens in Choteau Montana P O Box 242-21.
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Willow Creek
Louis Owens
Choteau, Mont
P. O
Legal Penalty Phrase From Early 1920s Statute
The text states penalties of not less than twenty five nor more than three hundred dollars or imprisonment in the county jail for a term of five days to three months or both. It notes the act has been in full force since June first, 1921.
Harlowtown Man Recommended for State Day Enforcement Job
Robert E. Jones of Harlowtown is slated to become prohibition director of Montana. Recommended by Republican C. W. Riddick, Jones formerly secretary of the Republican state committee with headquarters at Helena, for his services in the last campaign.
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Riddick
Robert E. Jones
Washington
Harlowtown
Montana
C. W. Riddick
Jones
Republican State Committee
Helena
The Last Card at Royal theater and an estate sale notice
Smiling child actor in The Last Card starring May Allison to be shown next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Royal theater. Administrator Byron Corson announces a public auction on July 30 1921 in Chateau Montana of John Smith estate real property lot in Teton County and personal property including a horse saddle rifle with sale terms and mortgage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Goethals
Bayard Veiller
Metro
May Allison
Royal Theater
District Court
County of Teton
Montana
John Smith
Teton
Byron Corson
Sale of Studebaker under Montana court order
Notice of sale issued by District Court of the 19th Judicial District of Montana Teton County. The Studebaker seven passenger automobile, serial 293984 with Utah plate 29 107, is to be sold July 16, 1921, at 2 p.m. at the Chateau courthouse to satisfy a June 30 1921 judgment. Sheriff I. Martine will conduct the sale for cash in United States funds. Also notice of 1921 county assessment and Board of Equalization dates July 18 to August 8 1921 with procedures for property value reductions and required oath and attendance. County Clerk W. H. Webb.
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District Court
19Th Judicial District
State ‘of
Montana
Teton
State of
J. T. Anderson
Harry Ross
Teton County
United States
Martine
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
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R. H. Walker
William Lemke
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Save
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J. C. Morgan
J. J. Greene
Dodge Storage
L. E. Taylor
Acantha
F. P. Goodwin
H. A. Norman
T. A. Smith
Mary Hansen
Julius Stenson
Buick
L. B. Taylor Garage
M. A. King
L. E. Taylor Garage
Midland Mail Order House
Billings
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Sheriff's Sale
Board OF Equalization
W. H. Webb
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