District Court at Great Falls Convenes for Naturalizations
District Court Judge H. H. Ewing and Court Reporter Silk arrived from Great Falls and opened the term with naturalization hearings and civil and probate orders. Lists numerous individuals admitted to citizenship from towns including Cut Bank Farmington Dutton Conrad Vaughn Valier and others and outlines trial dates for multiple civil cases slated for November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ewing
Silk
Great Falls
District Court
John Louis Kurz
Cut Bank
Austria
Charles William Arnesmeyer
Farmington
Germany
Thomas Roberts
Dutton
Wales
John Park
Ernest Krause
Power
Russia
Willie Max Welzel
Conrad
Jerry Kelleher
Vaughn
Ireland
Marie Olsen Harbye
Valier
Norway
Hartley, Wilson
England
George McArthur
Canada
Adrianus J. Johanns
Bole
Holland
Job Marner Field
Collins
Christopher Angélvik
Margaret Keenan
John William Beachem
Gunnar C. Bilstad
John Lindberg
William Johnston
Dupuyer
Scotland
Charles John Norquist
Sweden
William Peter Barendesen
Joseph Samuel Bowers
John Northmore
John Peter Anderson
Gilman
W. M. Pyaitt
Lloyd W. Robnett
Andrew F. Christie
H. F. McClurg
Fred Deering
First State Bank of Shelby
J. E. Thompson
Herbert L. Barber
Walter L. Hunt
Bessie Hunt
Henry J. Halvorson
J. E. Long
Ben Clodfelter
John J. Miller
George Bedore
Cut Bank Mercantile Co
Kenneth
McKenzie & Elliott Brothers Co
P. S. Milton
William Miller
Sheriff
Dan Kooistra
M. Kuipers
Rogers Templeton Lumer Co
Walter C. King
Margaret King
Acme Harvesting Machine Co
F. H. Pings
A. L. Halladay
Harry R. Thompson
W. M. Pyatt
H. L. Barber
H. Vermullin
J. A. McKeeman
John Britton
Arthur D. Johnson
John Mitchell
Norman MacCauley
William O’brien
Knute Wold
Henry Halvorson
Libby Lumber Co
J. B. Duncan
Arnold G. Baker
Collin N. Ward
Alfalfa and fall plow affect sugar beet factory appeal
The article argues for a new sugar factory in the county, noting that trial alfalfa fields, especially those manured or fall plowed, show superior development and suggest alfalfa rotation aids long term agriculture. It cites Prof. Atkinson on livestock and rotated crops, and urges broader alfalfa planting to improve soil and beet production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Atkinson
Minnesota
Dakotas
Frontas
Big Red Barn Club
Beet farming boosts cattle and crops with beet pulp feeds
A discussion on beet cultivation notes open soil, root depth, and the benefits of red clover and legumes. It cites Henry and claims beet byproducts, especially dried pulp, yield the most digestible dry matter per acre and support larger cattle operations when utilized, with factories offering pulp deliveries at beet prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Europe
Episcopal Church Notes Morning and Evening Services
Morning and evening services are listed for next Sunday with evening prayer at 7 45. The choir will appear in vestments and attendees are welcomed.
Prohibition Act Question on Montana Ballot 1915
Details of a proposed Montana Prohibition Act to be voted on November 7 1916 including sections on enforcement penalties effective date December 31 1918 and a referendum process. The text outlines offenses for selling ar dent spirits and exceptions for denatured alcohol sacraments and scientific uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Secretary of State
Methodist Notes Schedule Changes at Evening Services
The church posts a revised weekly timetable with Sunday preaching at 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 30 a m Epworth League 7 00 p m preaching 7 45 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting 7 45 p m The Sunday evening service moves to 7 45 p m from 8 00 p m and Epworth League plans installation services to replace an evening preaching service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Seniors Elect Officers And Plan Party
The senior class elected Wilma Jones as president Ruth Daley as vice president Tom Hopkinson as secretary and Dewey Steele as treasurer. They will host a party Friday with 25 cent admission to cover expenses. Future classes will charge 26 cents. The Adelphia Literary Society met with Ruth Daley as chair and listed a posted program including dialogue and music. Ten pupils were absent and students comment on geometry class and the improving high school orchestra led by Miss Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jones
Ruth Daley
Tom Hopkinson
Dewey Steele
Adelphia Literary Society
Wallace Coffey
Merrill Luther
Ethel Wallace
Miss Arrowsmith
Cseseseee Bandas
Girl’s Tho Literary Society
Martin
Wallace Frost
Miss Smith
Important meeting with National Anti-Saloon League speaker
Dr Edwin I Stearns will visit Chateau Thursday evening October 12 to discuss prohibition. A Philadelphia lawyer and reform veteran of 16 years, Stearns is regarded as a leading NLofA speaker and will deliver a chalk talk with engaging, expressive speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin I. Stearns
National Anti-Saloon League
Chateau
Stearns
Philadelphia
National Anti-Saloon League of America
Civil actions filed in district court last week
Bruce R. McNamer vs C A Hill abstract of judgment. Margaret R Vaugh vs Isaac E Vaughn divorce. Wm E Bell vs Pondera Garage Co damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Bruce R. McNamer
C. A. Hill
O Margaret R. Vaugh
Isaac E. Vaughn
Wm. E. Bell
Pondera Garage Co
Second Montana Regiment Relieved by Wyoming Troops
U S war department orders relief of the Second Montana by the Wyoming regiment after three months on duty at Douglas Arizona. The Montana unit will move toward Helena this week and undergo a thorough discharge process at Fort Harrison. Major A H Martin notes the regiment will be mustered out after three to four weeks and every document and even daily sick calls must be turned over to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. War Department
Montana
Douglas
Arizona
Wyoming
Helena
Fort Harrison
Helena Record Herald
A. H. Martin
H. Graham
War Department
Parents and Teachers Meet in Choteau with Library Plan
A Tuesday Parent-Teachers Association session in Choteau drew good attendance and discussed school matters. Action on medical examination for children may be taken next meeting and a public library for Choteau was prioritized. Miss Johnson plans a benefit play starring teachers and parents to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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Eka
Berryman
Washington
Star
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Teton County
Episcopal Church Notes
Ardent
Methodist Notes
Second
Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
Citizens State Bank of
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