Public Auction Foreclosure Suit in Montana Court
The case before the Nineteenth Judicial District Court Teton County Montana involves Frank Hirshberg as plaintiff and J Alvin Berger Inez Berger and Paul Berger as defendants. It seeks to reduce to judgment a promissory note of fourteen hundred dollars and foreclose a mortgage securing the note dated January 4 1917. The East half of the NE quarter the SW quarter of the NE quarter and the SE quarter of the NW quarter of Section 12 Town 25 N Range 4 W Montana Principal Meridian are affected. Witness Blanche M. Jacobson clerk. Cole Packer attorneys for the plaintiff. First pub Oct 20 last Nov 10 1921.
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Nineteenth Judicial
Montana
Teton
Frank, J
Hirshberg
Inez
Berger
Ruth
Paul Berger
J. Alvin Berger
Inez Berger
Julius Hirshberg
Range Four West
Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Great Falls Reader
Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after a weak back and headaches. She credits the remedy with relieving attacks caused by poor drinking water and recommends buying the product for 60 cents at all dealers.
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Dean
John Underwood
Fourth Ave
S. W
Great Falls
Mont
England
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Fairfield Montana
Edna Young formerly Edna Fenson of Chateau Montana has filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on land described in sections 2 10 and 11 township 24 N range 8 W Montana Meridian. Witnesses are Robert L Malone Granville F Underwood James LaRance and Jesse Gleason all of Chateau. The hearing before U S Commissioner Fred Schoensigel takes place November 21 1921. First pub Oct 20 last Nov 17.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Edna Young
Edna Fenson
Chateau
Township
Meridian
Fred Schoensigel
U. S
Fairfield
Robert L.malone
Granville F. Underwood
James LaRance
Jesse Gleason
Strike Recall Ends Labor Board Mediation War
Chicago reports union officials recalled the strike order after a day of talks led by five major unions. Ben W. Hooper of the Labor Board urged no wage cuts until working conditions are settled, signaling possible delay for further wage actions. Rallies and comments from W. G. Lee and Hooper framed the resolution as avoiding government and board conflict while protecting the public. Also included is an assessment notice for Eldorado Co-operative Canal Co. stockholders in Montana with a $1.50 per share levy due December 1 1921 and public sale plans for delinquent stock.
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Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Hooper
Washington
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainien
Lee
Brotherhood
Eldorado Co-operative Canal Company
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
E. J. Hirshberg
First National Bank of
Ex Emperor Refuses Abdication Sign in Hungary
Former Emperor Charles again refuses to sign his abdication in a report from government officials who visited him at Tihany where he is interned. Admiral Horthy is informed of the development.
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Budapest
Charles
Tihany
Admiral Horthy
Postmaster General Hays Injured in Train Crash
Postmaster General Hays and many passengers on the Pennsylvania Lines midnight express to Washington were badly shaken when it crashed into a rear local train in fog at the Manhattan transfer New Jersey. A physician said Hays suffered only strained muscles and general shock with no serious harm.
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New York
Hays
Pennsylvania
Washington
Manhattan Transfer
New Jersey
Trust and Savings Bank Sues Rinkenburger in Montana Court
Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues Fred Rinkenburger Jennie Rinkenburger and others in the Nineteenth District Court Teton County alleging a promissory note and real estate mortgage foreclosures dated November 14 1919 with mortgage recorded February 24 1920. The suit seeks foreclosure plus advances taxes abstracting charges costs and attorneys fees with default judgment possible after twenty days.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Fred Rinkenburger
Jennie M. Rinkenburger
State Bank of Dutton
O. T. Wiprud
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
Chouteau County
State of
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
Murch & Wearthner
Great Falls
Bankrupt Robert G Thorn Faces Creditors Meeting
In the United States District Court for the District of Montana Robert G Thorn of Choteau Montana was adjudged bankrupt on October 27 1921. The first meeting of creditors will be held November 48 1921 at 10 o clock AM before Referee A H Gray in Great Falls to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and attend to related business. Dated November 3 1921.
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District Court’ of the
United ‘States
District of Monta- Dae
Robert G. Thorn
Choteau
Teton ‘County
Monta‘via
Coure
Dunn Block
Great Falls
Montana
A. H. Gray
Notice of Sale of Teton County Funding Bonds 1921
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana will sell funding bonds not to exceed 14000 dollars at 2 PM December 2 1921 at the County Courthouse Choteau. Bonds of 1000 each dated December 1 1921 mature December 1 1936 bear 6 percent interest semiannually. Bonds may be sold at par or privately or exchanged for warrants of Teton County Free High School. Bids must be accompanied by 500 dollar certified check.
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Teton County
State OF Montana
Board of County Commissioner
Montana
A. D
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County Free High School
State Board of Land Commissioners
Choteau
Charles P. Crane
W. H. Webb
The Eyes Have It In To Please Women Film Ad
A brief cinema notice announces the film The Eyes Have It in To Please Women. The short blurb highlights the comedy release and screening context. The item notes the title and venue style without extra details.
Mona Lisa at the Royal theater promises remarkable eyes
The Royal theater presents Mona Lisa with vampirish charm and a striking gaze described as unforgettable and larger than life. The feature promises to enthrall local screen fans with its sultry allure and mysterious smile.
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Royal Theater
Mona Lisa
Lewistown Oil Makes First Gasoline Tax Payment
Lewistown November 6. The Lewistown Oil and Refining Company paid the state the first tax license payment issued by the board of equalization. The license funds go to the school fund. The gasoline tax is one cent per gallon on gasoline manufactured and sold within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Lewistown Oil and Refining Company
Board of Equalization
Lewistown Oil and Refining Compa
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J. A. Barker
Ais Register
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Chicago
Idaho
California
West Virginia
Oregon
District of Columbia
Michigan
Vermont
Commonwealth
The
Montana Power Company
Montana. Power Company
Kerr
Eare Pectan
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Blvd
Chamberlain
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