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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1919

Page

3

Real Estate Trances Traces From Northwest Montana Deeds

A list of land transfers and certificates from U S to various holders including Mooznigo Klette and McRae with quarter sections and townships in power lake regions. Several warranty deeds record purchases by McDonald Johnson Hansen and Power with prices from 1 to 1844 dollars. An incident note describes a nervous man, 5 feet 10, 165 pounds, masked with a white handkerchief in a moonlit night near Power.

U. S India Johnson Alfred K. Mooznigo Carl A. Anderson Thorvald M. Klette Roy E. McRae Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co Pilling Lumber Co Inc Dutton Bole Hobson’s Choteau Agawam Cleiv

Montana Weekly Industrial Review highlights varied state projects

Montana notes rail extensions in Valier and Pompeys Pillar, new banks and schools in multiple towns, a 2400 gallon daily gasoline plant in Billings, road plans, a big cannery in Billings, a 100000 dollar bridge at Libby, and a mosque contract in Helena. Ore with high silver value and new rail siding news appear amid general growth updates.

Butte Jibi Wein Helena—State Lima New Security National Bank Poplar New York City PTT oNéitrart Wees Tweens Pompeys Pillar Newton Montana U. S West Point Flax Mill Whitefish State School of Mines Hardin Libby Kootenai River Helena Algeria Choteau

Robbery Hinders Visitor at Augusta Railroad Crossing

Byran Kerns was robbed at gunpoint near a railroad crossing while walking home from Augusta Thursday night. A masked horseman demanded money and took $10 after the victim feigned ignorance and complied.

Augusta Byran Kerns

Remarkable Mrs Taylor Hails Peruna Cure After Catarrh

A Dillon South Carolina woman writes praising Peru na as a life changing remedy after two years of catarrh in head stomach and bowels Doctors gave up but Peru na restored her health. She reports weight gain from one hundred to one hundred fifty pounds and urges others to use Peru na for coughs colds stomach trouble and flu prevention.

Sannot Charlie Taylor Dillon S. C Peru-Na

Speech Never Taught These Two Orphans

In Seattle on November 8, two siblings aged about 10 and 9, Herbert Rees and Elmer Ress, raised by a deaf and mute father after their mother's death, are learning to use speech and experience civilization for the first time. The piece notes they have lived in silence, with limited companionship.

Seattle Herbert Rees Elmer William Ress

Street Cars Removed From Toledo In Ouster Move

Toledo, Nov 9 street car riders who voted last Tuesday for ouster of street cars due to fare hikes now pay 10 to 25 cents for bus service. Toledo Railways & Light Co. began removing cars last night, storing them on Michigan sidetracks. City officials notified by the elections board that the ouster ordinance was approved. Company head Henry L. Doherty said cars will not operate until a settlement is reached. Interurban cars are being turned back at the city limits.

Toledo Ohio Toledo Railways & Light Co Cornell Schreiber Carmen Michigan Board of Elections Street Car Company Henry L. Doherty New York

Treaty Construe by State Judge

Oyuprit Washington November 8 A state judge interprets a treaty in a ruling affecting international law and local implications. The brief note notes the legal move and the judge's caution in applying treaty provisions to the case at hand.

Judge Upholds State Treaty Power in Rychen Case

Judge John M. Wilson of Thurston county superior court ruled that state courts may construe treaties for their effects on private rights. The defense claim that military act cases fall under federal jurisdiction was overruled. A scattered, slightly satirical note followed about public sentiment and crooked paths.

Cision Jacob Rychen Switzerland Rychen John M. Wilson Thurston County Superior Court

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