Rail Commission Orders G N to Build Spur to Augusta
Montana railroad panel orders Great Northern to construct a public industrial spur to Augusta from Gilman or between Gilman switches. Spur to follow standard plans, width 100 feet, with completion by September 15, 1922. Estimated costs run about 24 000 to 28 000 dollars depending on route.
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Rail Commission
G. N
Augusta
Gilman
Helena
Sun River
Great Northern Railway
Montara Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northern
Railroad Commission
The Sheik Scores Big at Royal Theater
The Paramount drama The Sheik starring Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Valentino proves a tremendous hit at the Royal theater this week. It features dramatic moments and remarkable desert scenes drawing large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Colonel C. B. Nolan Dies in Butte at 64
Colonel C. B. Nolan of Helena former Montana attorney general died at a Butte hospital after a week of illness. He served as chief counsel in the state versus Conley case and endured a colon paralysis and gangrene before death Saturday morning at 4 30. He was transferred to Butte after a Helena illness and underwent operations that could not halt his decline.
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Conley
Butte
C. B. Neolan
Helena
Montana
Nolan
State
Notice for Public Sale on Homestead Claim in Montana
Department of the Interior notices Clarence O. Younce of Chateau Montana with a homestead entry filed April 19 1917 serial 0438420 for a land parcel in township 24 north range 5 west Montana Meridian. He intends to make a three year proof to establish the claim before Charles H. Ferris U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Clarence O. Younce
Chateau
Township
Range 5
West
Metidian
Charles H. Ferris
Montana Notice List With Witnesses Names
The document records a court notice from Chateau Montana dated June 10 1920s with witnesses Fred Perry Alma Perry Joseph Bert and Philip S Cole all of Chateau Montana. W E Bennett is the Register and the notice ran first pub June 15 last July 13. Court seal and attorney Geo W Magee are noted with first pub June 15 last July 6.
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Choteau
Montana
Fred Perry
Alma Perry
Joseph Bert
Philip S. Cole
W. E. Bennett
Register
Blanche M. Jacobson
Geo. W. Magee
Chateau
Geo W. Magee
Alias Summons in Montana Court Against George W Warner
The District Court of Montana Teton County issues an alias summons to George W Warner to answer a complaint filed by the State. The action seeks recovery of 239 dollars and 8 cents plus interest on a promissory note dated February 17 1920. The defendant must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Court seal and clerk signature noted. First publication June 15 and last July 6.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
Chouteanu
Ylentana
Montaua
Suit for $171.95 plus interest and fees in Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson as Clerk notes a civil action in the Montana thirteenth district for collection of $171.95 with 7 percent interest from October 9, 1920, on a December 30, 1919 promissory note, plus $50 attorney fees and costs. Defendants named: Fred A. Baker and Mrs. A May Baker. First publication June 15, last July 6, 1922.
Partnership dissolved Swanson and Eckle Montana notice
Notice that the partnership Swanson and Eckle doing business as Swanson Eckle in Pendrey Montana is dissolved by mutual consent. All notes and accounts due to the former co partnership are now payable to L N Eckle who has taken over the business and assets and assumed the liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Swanson
Leo. N. Eckle
Swanson
Legal action to recover 180 dollars wheat purchase price
The action against Mabel Nanamaker seeks 180 dollars plus interest from April 4 1919 at 7 percent for 80 bushels of wheat sold and delivered at the plaintiff's special instance and request. The plaintiff also demands costs.
Notice of Creation of Additional Herd District No 4A
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana on June 7 1922 declared the creation of Herd District No 4A extending over specified townships and ranges. The district will be in effect thirty days after the order and will be closed for twelve months each year. Charles P Crane, Chairman, presiding.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Township
Township 24
Charles P. Crane
State of
Foreclosure action against Truchot estate in Teton County
County of Teton files foreclosure suits against Alexander Truchot estate and multiple defendants including Mary E Truchot Maude Breding and Teton County. Two mortgages dated January 17 1917 secure the loans with proceeds covering prior liens taxes and fees. Filing notes mortgage records recorded March 1 1917 and court date is June 15 1922 with Murch & Wearthner as Montana attorneys.
Notice to Creditors Estate of C C Sheble
Administratrix Estella V Sheble requests creditors and claimants present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be filed at the office of attorney T H Pridham in Larson Building Chateau Montana. First publication June 8 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sheble
T. H. Pridham
Larson
Chateau Montana
Estella V. Sheble
Remembered Friend of Yanks D'Estrampes A Cuban Mediator
The New Orleans born Colonel Jose d Estrampes in Havana is portrayed as a friendly American figure who helped stranded travelers and released prisoners. A former congressman and senator with Roosevelt era war service, he acts as a de facto minister to Americans visiting Cuba and uses his influence to aid them.
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Havana
Jose d’Estrampes
Rowan
Garcia
Cuba
Roosevelt
San Juan
New Orleans
Fruiter
D’estrampes
Congress
Senate
Col
Jose D’astrampes
Key West
Washington
Mexican education plan targets Indian literacy
The Mexican public education department outlines a nationwide campaign to educate Indians in Mexico. Prof Lauro Caloca will inspect tribes before schools open and 100 instructors will be hired, prioritizing teachers who speak Indian languages. An appropriation of 500000 pesos, about 250000 dollars, funds the initiative.
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Mexico
Department of Public Education
Lauro Caloca
Eo Ae
Reforming the Deal with Indicator Marked Cards
A player creates a deck whose card backs bear numbers and indicators. Cards are dealt by indicator rather than rotation, yielding four exactly equal hands. Each pack has 12 indicator sets, enabling 12 distinct hand combinations. After dealing, play proceeds by standard whist or bridge rules.
The Leatherneck Flag Frayed At Sundown
An old-timer recalls a wild days tale from the Philippines about two Leathernecks posted at a remote outpost who forgot to lower the national flag at sundown. Dawn revealed the flag limp at the top of the pole, uncovering a humorous yet serious lapse in duty.
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Phillippines
Polite Youth and Teacher Confront Package of Cigarettes
A school scene unfolds as a polite youth and The Teacher confront a student named Robert, alias Bobby, over pocketsed cigarettes. Miss Grimm accuses the boy of smoking and demands the tobacco be surrendered at once, noting prior ignorance of the habit.
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Robert
Bobby
Miss Grimm
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Usco
United States
U.s.tire Co
U. S
Rubber Company
The
Oldcat
Larcsr
Andren
Tino
Faethe
Choteau Mercantile Company
Power-Morgan Garage
Ae Fk
Piet
Fisk
C. B. Nolan
County of
Teton
Fred A. Baker
A. May Baker
Mabel Nanamaker
County of Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Mary IE. Truchot
Alexander Truchot
Mary E. Truchot
Maude Breding
Otto F. Schaefer
Gus Breding
Mary J. Truchot
Murch & Wearthner
Dinestro
Yanks
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