Notice of Stock Assessment and Delinquent Sale in Montana
At a 1914 meeting an assessment of six dollars per share was levied on the corporation’s capital stock payable by May 9 at Citizens State Bank of Chateau Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent May 9 and will be advertised for sale. if still unpaid they will be sold June 6 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. Walter L. Verge Secretary Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Chateau
Montana
Public Land Notice for Charles E White Mont Lands
United States Land Office at Great Falls Montana announces Charles E White of Bynum has filed to select 40 acres in NE% SE of Section 3 Township 26N Range 5W Montana Meridian under 2306 statutes. Protests or adverse claims due by June 24, 1914. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub May 6 Last June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
Charles E. White
Bynum
Montana
United States
Township
Range
Meridian
Public Land Notice for Final Proof in Dupuyer Montana
Raymond O. Anderson of Dupuyer Montana filed intent to make final proof on his Desert Appraisa tion claim for NE quarter section 15 township 27 north range 8 west Montana meridian. The proof will be before U S Commissioner Frank H Federden on June 6 1914. Witnesses M Thomas Manix Allison Garrett Timothy Connor Benson English all of Dupuyer Montana. R N Sutherlin Register. First Pub May 6 Last June 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Muriel J. Engleman
Agawam
Township
Range 4
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Suiste
Mont
Archibald Williams
Bynum
Marcy
Range
Sey
J. W. Shields
Conrad
Oliver C. Durland
William Elsworth
Henry Lubber
Harry Collins
Blackleaf
RN. Sutherlin
Raymond 0. Anderson
Dupuyer
Teton County
Frank H. Federden
M. Thomas Manix
Allison Garrett
Timothy Connor
Benson English
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Proclamation of Referendum on State Athletic Commission Act
Governor Stewart proclaims filing of petition for referendum on House Bill 154 chapter 97 session laws 1913 establishing a state athletic commission and regulating boxing and sparring in Montana. Vote set for November 3, 1914. Published May 6 to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Athletic Commission
Montana
Secretary of State
State of
I. S. V. Stewart
Helena
United States of America
Ss. W. Stewart
Cascade County Gains New Agriculturist From Oregon
The Great Falls Commercial-backed program adds R Blanchard of Corvallis to Cascade County's Extension Service. Blanchard, Oregon Agricultural College graduate, has led farms in British Columbia and worked with Oregon fruit growers. University and college leaders praise his talent and potential to strengthen Montana extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Agricultural Colege
Montana
Cascade County
Blanchard
Corvalis
Tanchard
Oregon Agricultural College
Wargenz
Illinois University
Oregon
British Columbia
Withycomp
Dean Cordley
Lewis
F. S. Cooley
Extension Service
Siberia Steamship Arrives After False distress Reports
The Pacific mail steamer Siberia reached Manila from Nagasaki with captain Zeeder denying any distress. Misread call letters between Persia and Siberia caused confusing S O S signals, worsened by bad atmospheric conditions for wireless transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Pacific Mail
Siberia
Nagasaki
Zeeder
Formosa
Persia
Marine
Ogeezakai Station
Japan
Saltillo Evacuated as Federals Retreat Southward
Saltillo, principal city of Coahuila, is reported evacuated after defeats at Torreon and Monterey. Federals, 10 000 to 12 000 strong under Huerta, burned the city and moved to San Luis Potosi about 300 miles south. Rumors of a campaign against Saltillo prompt San Antonio junta confirmation and potential relocation to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Saltillo
Coahuila
Torreon
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Miguel Avila
Avila
Huerta
San Antonio
Parras
Chihuahua
George C. Carothers
State Department
Robert V. Pesqueira
Carranza
No Cessation Asserted in Milwaukee Lines Work
Lewistown reports A J Earling president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad says there will be no cessation in ongoing line construction and plans for new lines will proceed. Vice President C A Goodnow notes electrification plans with electrically operated trains expected between Three Forks and Deer Lodge by April 1910, copper purchases of about 1500 tons underway and crews building poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
A. J. Eanning
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Earling
C. A. Goodnow
Percy Rockefeller
Montana
Northwest
Milwaukee
Goodnow
Milwaukee Road
Three Forks
Mont
Deer Lodge
Butte
Bounty frauds alleged in early Montana case
Seven men from Columbia Falls Glacier Park and Essex face perjury charges in a Flathead county probe into a wide wolf hide bounty fraud ring. The suspects include S G Fales I Veirstein John Smith L M Grooms George Locke Peter Toffman C C Miller and Thomas Shields, with Locke and Hoffman sent to Libby for Lincoln County trial. Miller, a Columbia Falls hotelier, had bonded with three others before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalispell
Flathead County
Canada
Montana
S. G. Fales
John Smith
L. M. Grooms
George Locke
Peter Toffman
C. C. Miller
Columbia Falls
Glacier Park
Northern Pacific Official Promoted
Minneapolis reports J. M. Rapelje of Livingston Montana has been named assistant general manager of the Northern Pacific with headquarters in St Paul This follows his service as general superintendent of lines from Mandan North Dakota to Paradise Montana since 1912 A V Brown now fills Livingston duties formerly held by Rapelje starting May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
J. M. Rapelje
Livingston, Mont
St. Paul
G. A. Goodell
Manger
Rapelje
Northern Pacific Hnes
Mandan
N. D
Paradise
Mont
J. A. V. Brown
Thinluth
Livingston
Grain and live stock market report from Minneapolis May 4
The Minneapolis grain report lists May wheat at 84 1/2 cents and July at 84 1/2 to 85. No 1 northern spring wheat quoted around 90 to 94 cents. No 2 northern 40 to 44 cents. No 1 durum 86 to 90 cents. No 8 corn 64 to 64 1/4 cents. No 3 white oats 36 to 54 cents. Burley malting 65 cents. No 2 rye 9 to 9 1/2 cents. No 1 flax 157 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolin Grain
Minneapolis
Bsc
Market Notes From Duluth May Wheat Prices
In Duluth on May 4 the wheat market shows May at 91 5?8 cents and July at 91 4?0 cents for No 1 northern and 89 cents for No 1 durum with slight variations in quotes based on grade and delivery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Market Prices Report From South St Livestock Yard
May 4 cattle and hogs listed with steers and cows at 4.85 to 7.00 for calves at 5.00. Hog prices noted at 8. Dugs, 103 sheep and lambs value 4 156.50. Located at South St at Livestock South Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St
South Paul
Judiciary Committee Backs Omnibus Anti-Trust Bill
Washington May 4 The house judiciary committee ordered favorably reported the omnibus anti trust bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Prizes Offered to School Children by Yellowstone Club
The Yellowstone club adopts a civic improvement plan offering twenty prizes for best kept lawns gardens flowers vegetables and bread. The contest is open to school children and Livingston schedules a summer Chautauqua after signing a contract with the Britt Lyceum Bureau of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Yellowstone Club
Jivingston
Britt Lyceum Bureau of
Lincoln
Freight Rate Hearing Concluded with Railway Increase Request
Washington May 4 proceedings in the advance rate case ended. Eastern railroads seek a five percent overall freight rate rise. President Daniel E. Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio spoke for the roads. AICC Chairman Harlan adjourned with a significant statement. decision expected within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel E. Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tegerdee
Sophomore Wins Oratorical Contest at Montana State College
David Steele of Great Falls, a sophomore, won the college oratorical contest with The Statute of the City and will represent the college at the state contest in Deer Lodge. John Whitesides of Kalispell, a freshman, placed second with Our Duty in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
David Steele
Great Falls
Montana State College
Deer Lodge
John Whitesides
Kas Jispell
Mexico
Opportunity May Make The Man But The Man Must Create It
The saying underscores how initiative opens doors and shapes chances. It notes that success relies on the individual recognizing needs and taking action to build pathways to achievement.
New Head for Reformatory at Miles City Mont
A. C. Dorr, formerly steward at the St. Cloud state reform school since spring 1912, has been appointed superintendent of the Boys and Girls Reformatory at Miles City Montana, effective June 1. He is not in St. Cloud but intends to accept after reviewing Montana proposal. Previously he was assistant to Superintendent Whittier at the Red Wing school for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
Minn
A. C. Dorr
State Reformatory
Boys’ and Girls’ Reformatory
Miles City
Mont
Montana
Whittier
Red Wing School
Chicago market reports show modest gains across cattle and hog prices
Chicago Livestock market notes receipts around 9 000 hogs with strong demand and mixed price ranges. Cattle receipts near 100 with steady to higher bids for beeves Texas and western steers. Sheep receipts about 2 000 with steady to firm quotes for native and western lambs and yearlings. Speculative buying supported a market upgrade while overall supply remained tight and much of the offerings moved directly to packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Western
St Paul Hay and Grain Board Reports Grain Prices
St Paul May 4 The St Paul Hay and Grain Board of Trade shows quotes for timothy clover mixed prairie midland and other hays with No 1 No 2 No 3 grades. Receipts show 5 cars hay straw and no shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Paul Hay and Grain Board of Trade
Midland
Removal of Vera Cruz Civil Governor Kerr
Washington May 4 Robert J Kerr of Chicago a civil governor of Vera Cruz has been removed by Brigadier General Funston to relieve the administration of an embarrassing situation Secretary Garrison ordered Funston to install a complete military government in Vera Cruz This order relieves all civil officers named by Rear Admiral Fletcher due to Kerrs friendliness to Huerta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert J. Kerr
Chicago
Vera Cruz
Funston
Garrison
General Funston
Fletcher
Kerr
Huerta
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Meg
Ghoteau
Frost’s Store
H. W. Bateman, M.D
Choteau, Montana
Frederick T. Hull, M. D. V
Coprad
Choteau
E. E. Crawford
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Buildhei Js
H. W. Bateman
N.G. Oualah
Connor
Sec’y
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Choteau House
A. E. Rogers
Rocky Mountain Fire .Insurance Co., of
Great Falls, Mont
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Ana An Area
Henry D. Robison
P. Jas. T. Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract CO
W. Wymer
Chateau House Choteau, Montana
Missouri River
R. Sears
E. J. Roberson
Hoteau
Great “Falls
Paul Erickson
Range 5 West
Eeeorean
Louis Erickson
Martin Larson
Ole Wagnild
Farmington
Paul J. Haugen
Chateau, Montene
N. Sutherlin
Golden Rod Creamery CO
Chateau, Montana
Walter L. Verge
Carrie M. Verge
A. M. Alderson
Copeland C. Burg
Philippines
Xae
Asoee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Seren Ry
Kansas City
Oor
St. Auleaenee
Detroit
New York
St. Souls
New Piraeded Plaza
York
Hoston
National
Pittsburgy
Philadelphie
Brooklyn
Ejight
Reformatory
Tin Shop
J. W. Chappell
Hannan’s
Sunnyside Store, Co
Power and Collins
Emerson and
P. O
Superior
Keystone
Emerson
Webber
Clark
McCormick
Buffalo
Hata
Bakery
Sooson
South Main Street
Jackson
Burt
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Druggiste
Om ‘Teton Counts
J. KE. Ritchey
Gt Conrad
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