City play by Mrs. Ingram Cain sparks Choteau interest
The Home Talent stage presents The City directed by Mrs. Ingram Cain in Choteau on April 3. The four act comedy drama by Arthur Tubbs follows Martin Winn and Ruth with Harold Vincene and Lena Everett in a tale of love and family conflict. Cain plays Mrs. Poplin delivering comic relief, promising strong performances and audience enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Ingram Cain
Chateau
Arthur Tubbs
Mr. Stubb
Martin Winn
Ruth
Harold Vincene
Martin
Ruth Winn
Len Ihverett
Harold Vincert
Harold
Lena
Mrs. Cain
Mrs. Poplin
Foreclosures Filed in Civil Actions This Week
Civil actions filed with Clerk James Gibson over the past week include Boorman Merc Co versus Claude Brown et al for foreclosure and Jas T Stanford versus Mallory et al for foreclosure.
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James Gibson
Boorman Merc. Co
Claude Brown
Jas. T. Stanford
Mallory
Prosperous farmer orders silo to feed dairy herd
George Griggs of four miles west of Conrad buys the first silo sold in Teton county. He purchases an eighty eight ton silo from Empire Lumber, exclusive agents for Wewerhauser Fir Stave silos, arguing silage costs and profits exceed dry feed. Local report notes silos becoming common in Iowa and potential per cow profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griggs
Conrad
Teton County
Montana
Griggs
Empire Lumber Company
Wewerhauser
Wisconsin
Ohio
Iowa
Naturalization Applications and a Hotel Project Note
The week’s final citizenship papers list contains Charlie Farr from England Sweet Grass Norman Macaulay from Scotland Cut Bank Romo Marducci from Italy Cut Bank and Peter DeBre from Italy. Declarations of intention include John Clees from Germany. A greenhouse project connected to a new hotel in Glazier national park will be built over a hot spring to utilize the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Farr
England
Norman Macaulay
Scotland
Cut
Romo Marducci
Italy
Peter DeBre
Glazier National Park
Verdict Guilty Manslaughter in Montana Case
After two days of deliberation the jury found The State of Montana vs Co W Dawe guilty of manslaughter with penalty to be set by the court. Sentencing awaits Attorney S M Logan's return. Trial spanned eight days amid heavy public interest in Walier on the killing of Charlie Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
W. Dawe
S. M. Logan
CC. W. Dawe
Charlie Clifford
Walier
Bell
Valier
Dave
J. G. Bair
Walter Verge
R. M. Hattersley
Dawe
Logan
Chateau
Second Verdict of Manslaughter
The State of Montana versus James Johnson began its second murder trial this term. The jury heard self defense as the defense position after John Hale alias Charles Jackson was stabbed in the Board of Trade saloon in Bank. A manslaughter verdict was returned on Wednesday evening at 6 and the penalty remains to the court, likely the maximum ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
James Johnson
T. H. Pridham
D. W. Doyle
J. G. Bair
Walter L. Verge
John Hale
Charles Jackson
Board of Trade
At Bank
Dawe
Cooper Committed to Insane Asylum After Hearing
O. G. Cooper, a former Great Falls resident, returned from California under guard for commitment to an insane asylum. An insanity commission found his mind unbalanced for about five months due to acute alcoholism. He will be taken to Warm Springs today for confinement at private expense.
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O. G. Cooper
Great Falls
San Pieto
Leslie
J. H. Fairfield
F. J. Adams
Warm Springs
California
Government offers Kanissa National Forest timber near Priest Lake
The government offers sixty million feet of timber and forty two thousand cedar poles in the Kanissa National Forest near Priest Lake Idaho. Most timber lies within four miles of Priest Lake and can be inspected by bidders before bids close June 1. Principal species are white pine and yellow pine with cedar poles. The area covers about 5 000 acres.
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Kanissa National Forest
Priest Lake
Idaho
Episcopal Church Notes for Lent and Palm Sunday
Next Sunday March 29 marks the fifth Sunday in Lent and the last before Palm Sunday. A morning Lenten sermon and an evening lecture will be held. All area residents are welcome.
Montana Primary Law To Be Tried
The piece outlines Montana primary rules for voting registration and ballot handling. It notes August 24 as the state and county nominating primary date with July 25 book closure, and describes petition thresholds for candidacy, write in options, split ticket limits, and petition signing rights under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Congress
Splt
John Doe
Richard Doe
Doe
Onslaugh
Roe
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Clees
Germany
Upson
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Teton
Bvnum
Bynum
Idaho Timber
Episcopal Church Notes
Diogenes
Cynic Philosopher
B.C
Alaska
Russia
Paris
Baltimore
Washington Irving
OUR
N. Whitere
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