Falls Court Grants Col John Ferris Heirship Claim
A district court in Great Falls authorized a decree in Ferris v Greenan to make Col John C Ferris sole heir and beneficiary of the late World War veteran Paul W Bryan. Bryan died March 6 1922 without known relatives leaving a $10000 war risk policy claimed to be due from the government.
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Falls Court
Col
John Ferris
Paul W. Bryan
John C. Ferris
P. G. Greenan
Bryan
H. H. Ewing
Chateau
United States
Ferris
Greenan
Donald C. Campbell
Molumby, Busha & Greenan
Great Falls
Chas. C. Ferris
Colonel Ferris
U.S
Collins
San Diego
California
Millicent Noble
Judge Ferris
Col. Ferris
Veterans’ Hospital
Wm. Wallace
Cascade Ranch
Former Chateau Girl Succeeds in Art in Helena
Helena readers learn of Kathryn Benepe formerly Kathryn Buzzell a Chateau girl now making progress in art. The Helena Independent reports on her post marriage activities and continued involvement in creative work.
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Helena Independent
Helena
Kathryn Benepe
Helena Artist Kaya Benepe Gains Notoriety in La Jolla
Helena connections accompany Kaya Benepe an artist studied in La Jolla California She signs her sketches Kaya Benepe and has drawn portraits of notable LaJollans Her work draws attention in Los Angeles and La Jolla and a LasJolla Album project is planned Mrs Benepe lived in Helena Conrad and now travels for art education with her two daughters accompanying her.
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Kathryn Benepe
Helena
J. Francis Smith
LaJolla
Kaya Benepe
Girard Avenue
Walt” Mason
Victor C. Anderson
William Bedford Jones
Edwin L. Sabin
Colton Reed
Truman A. Parker
University Club
The
Independent
la Jolla
Forest Work Plan Highlights Prioritize Projects By Need
The supervisor outlines a system for work plans with high priority tasks favored when funds are limited. Waldron timber salvage proceeds slowly as Nels Stren eumson buys fire killed timber in Waldron creek district and salvages it over three to five years. He has built trails and moved his sawmill to the site.
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Waldron
Nels Streneumson
Waldron Creek
Willey
Strengrumson
Farm loan extensions debated by Spokane official
President Ehrhardt outlines criteria for extending federal farm loans focusing on prompt payers on good farms facing credit dry spells and low commodity prices. He says Spokane bank will cover extensions for such borrowers while excluding those unable to meet qualifications. Three national farm loan associations in Teton County listed with secretaries.
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Ehrhardt
Spokane
Teton County
National Farm Loan Associations
Choteau National Farm Loan Association
Otto Wagnild
Pendrey National Farm Loan Association
J. A. Swanson
Collings National Farm Loan Association
Dean Waterman
Choteau Association
City Council Adopts Water Protection Measures and Spring Purchase
The council enacts ordinances preventing damming or polluting the spring water and imposes fines up to 250 dollars with possible jail time. A purchase offer for the Old School House Richards spring is approved, noting a decade of diverted flow and a proposed transfer of ownership for 300 dollars.
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Chateau
Third Avenue N. W
Weaver Street
Cowgill
J. E. Hodgskiss
George Richards
Hodgskiss
Land Bank Loans and Association Changes Discussed
Mr Wageguild says since 1917 the association has made 57 loans with 32 in force. Of those, 25 have been paid or foreclosed, and preclosures have harmed its standing. Borrowers now must apply through the Pendrey association to meet the 5 percent capital stock requirement of the federal land bank. P F LaValle, one of four Montana land bank examiners, stresses understanding the new federal act and Spokane bank conditions.
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Montana
Spokane
City Council Grants Water Flow Rights to Hodgskiss
The council approved a deed and a 10 cubic inch per second water flow on 30.82 acres north of the county high school. In lieu of flow, the city may supply water for 10 cattle. These terms, part of the second resolution, were posted in the city clerk’s office and will be subject to final reading and vote at the April 4 meeting.
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Grater
Hodgskiss
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F. L Buzzell
Methodist Church
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Harry Benson
Miles City
Averue
Percale
Chee
Wes
Annes
Tell the
Mae
Gaymode
Gary
Weal
Pay Bay Overalls
America
J.c.penney CO
Council
Modren
O. Hahsen
Cr. W. Wymer
J. A. Baart
Choteau
Teton Implement Co
L. E. Taylor Gai
Ned
Acantha
S. Maccany
Oldsmobile
Desset
Dodge
Teton Service CO
Mont
Chateau Implement Co
Power-Morgan Building
J. B. Conlin
H. E. Sanders
International Harvester Co
J. W. Speer
Speer & Huffman of
Tom Noble
I. H. C. Black
W. F. Merrifield
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