Real Estate Transfers Filed For Record
Real estate transfers listed for August 25 to September 1 include warranty deeds among owners such as Gorham to Malone and Kelly Investment Co. to Nelson, with various lot descriptions and nominal sums. Quitclaim deeds involve Pridham to Malone and Rauscher to Kelly Investment Co. Oil and gas leases, assignments, royalties, and a mineral deed are noted with multiple names and tract identifiers across 4w to 5w townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant A. Gorham
C. K. Malone
Kelly Investment Co
Emil K. Nelson
Sir Anthony & Dakota Elev. Co
Henry Freeman
Urah G. Sprague
Thomas Ryan
Caroline Sollid
Orson Nolan
Solid Park
Dutton
Earle J. Dale
Helen E. Dale
Frank A. Chevalier
John Chevalier
E. J. Hirshberg
T. H. Pridham
Henry Rauscher
Kenneth McKenzie
Erick Sandberg
lLochariah Hayward
C. L. Archer
Thomas Creigh
John E. Wagner
Franklin Hardinge
Michael Zimbleman
California Petroleum Corporation
L. F. McCurdy
C. Allan Snyder
Henry J. Mayer
H. B. Chessher
Pendroy Bridge Party Hosts Dozen Ladies
Mrs Earl Shawver entertained about 24 ladies at a Pendroy bridge party last Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Brewer Mrs Rimour and Mrs Gutshall. The Bob Pfrimmer family has moved back to Pendroy after spending the summer on their ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shawver
Brewer
Rimour
Gutshall
Bob Pfrimmer
Pendroy
Community News Notes from Choteau and Nearby
Relatives and friends gathered for birthdays and dinners as residents of Choteau and surrounding areas circulated through Great Falls and Glacier Park. Several families announce high school plans in Chateau and attendance at local events including a Labor Day flower show and Bridge party with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewinski
Great Falls
Mr. Ewinski
Porter
Conrad
Harold McDonald
Garnet McDonald
Will Wellenstein
Genieve Rose
Snell
Kaemmer
Choteau
Sweet
Brewer
Billy Brewer
Dorothy Brewer
Earls
Phillips
Fred Phillipslips
Roy Sheeble
J. R
Prohibition Measure Heads To Montana Ballot This Fall
Montana voters will decide on an initiative to enforce federal prohibition as state law. Local courts police and sheriffs handle cases with trials in the county where offenses occur. The secretary of state mailed copies to county clerks who will distribute them to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Secretary of State
Congress
National Forest Receipts Show Gains Across United States
Receipts from all national forests for the year ending June 30 totaled 5,441,434.80 dollars, up 274,829.06 from the prior year. District 5 covering California and western Nevada led with 1,356,730.24, driven mainly by timber sales at 3,262,525.59. District 1, including Montana and Idaho, reported 625,791.60 with timber sales at 439,487.54 and grazing permits at 162,894.76. trespasses were 2,961.65. Counties received 1,360,358.70 or 25 percent of total receipts.
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United States
Office of Finance and Accounts
United States Department of Agriculture
O. M. Wold
Forest Service
Missoula
California
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Early Riders of Horses Rise of Mounted Humans
The text notes no exact date for first horse riding, proposing a probable origin within 3,000 years. It highlights the uncertainty in early equestrian history while underscoring the significance of mounted mobility in ancient times.
Haig Resting in Limousine During 1918 Retreat
Sir Percival Phillips recalls a striking image from April 1918 as Lord Haig slept in a plate glass limousine while British troops faced a dire retreat. The general, exhausted from constant movement, kept moving between headquarters behind the front lines and refused to seek ceremony for morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Lord Haig
Sir Percival Phillips
London
Mail
Beanstalk Legs Roil Calve Night Of Opera Debut
Emma Calve famous for Carmen recalls her slender figure in early career. To hide thin calves she padded them during Noces de Figaro in Brussels. Audience mocked the padding while the director demanded they be removed. Calve later faced a dramatic change for the second act.
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Emma Calve
Carmen
Brussels
Calve
Basic Patents and Their Significance in Inventions
The term basic patent denotes a pioneer patent marking a major advance in an art. Many such patents exist but exact counts vary by opinion. Notable examples include Bell's telephone patent and Howe's sewing machine needle, with modern basic patents in wireless and radio domains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Howe
Wasted Effort at Junior Matinee Musicale
Seven year old Helen questions the value of practice after Ruth, a few years older, plays a piano piece at a junior matinee musicale. Helen notes Ruth made many mistakes but recalls the audience clapped as if the performance were flawless.
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Helen
Ruth
Statue Honoring Siegfried Marcus Erected in Vienna
Popular Mechanics notes Vienna honors Siegfried Marcus, credited with early automotive invention, with a unique statue showing an athletic youth breaking through space. A cast of Marcus's head appears on a front panel. Marcus designed an early steamer car in 1864 and a 1875 vehicle with many modern car advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Marcus
Vienna
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Marcus
Gardener Miz Pitkins Grammar Sample From Georgia
A fragment from the Emporia Gazette offers a glimpse of Afro American speech in Georgia with lines like the Gardener Miz Pitkins and a instruction to a helper. The piece hints at lexical and dialect features in a regional linguistic contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Miz Pitkins
Perkins
Zeke
Emporia Gazette
Collins Notes Sees Wheat Ready For Harvest and Local Activity
Local notes report Mr. Alzheimer has fine wheat ready for the combine while politics divide residents between Smith and Hoover. Lillas Ferris traveled to Great Falls and Aberdeen SD. Mrs. Waterman and others assist with canning as Berry picking amid winter prep continues. A new elevator near Valier is under construction.
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Alzheimer
Smith
Hoover
Lillas Ferris
Great Falls
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Dean Waterman
Maynard Hospital
Graves
Bailey
Waterman
Woodward
Funk
Little Bobbie
Barybell Peterson
Barth Corey
I. Waterman
Ruth
First Mile-a-Minute Run On Boston & Maine
In 1848 the United States saw its first mile-a-minute run on the Boston & Maine railroad. Engineer Pemberton piloted the trip with superintendent Mr. Minot. Leading Boston officials and guests rode in the sole car to make the historic run.
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United States
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pemberton
Minot
Boston
Forest Protection Week Origin and Adoption
Forestry week began in the Pacific Northwest as Forest Protection week. In 1921 President Harding supported the idea with a proclamation, leading to annual observance since then.
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Pacific Northwest
Marding
Trinity Church Founded On Wall Street In 1698 Opening
The famous Trinity Church in New York held services for the first time on March 13 1698. Once the city’s upper boundary the wall there stood as a defense for settlers.
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Trinity Church
New York
Wall Street
Wall
Inventor of Dominoes Name Not Known
The inventor of the game dominoes remains unknown though likely Italian, with the game appearing in Europe in the eighteenth century.
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Europe
Superstition Traced Three Cigarettes From One Match
The superstition that lighting three cigarettes with one match brings bad luck traces to a Russian funeral ritual. Three altar candles were lit from one taper, and lighting lights in groups of three was seen as impious, supposedly inviting misfortune.
Christians Enter Mecca Despite Ban Law Restrictions
Christians have entered the sacred city of the Mohammedans, disguising as pilgrims or travelers, while the law prohibits non Mohammedans from entering its boundaries. The incident highlights religious access restrictions and enforcement.
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Mecca
Bone Fractures Explaining Compound vs Multiple Breaks
A compound fracture breaks the bone and skin, while multiple fractures involve more than one bone break. The terms are often confused in medical explanations and patient education.
Ancient Weapon of War
An espontoon is a half pike once carried by subaltern officers in the British army and all commissioned officers of the early United States militia.
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United States
Protein Basis Named for Montana Wheat Sales
Montana elevators and wheat buyers plan to pay farmers on protein as well as grade this year. Tests will be done after sampling in airtight jars, with premiums tied to lab results. Farmers should deliver quickly to keep samples pure and premiums accurate. storage on farm may be advisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Br. J. Bell, Jr
Department of Agricultural Economies
Montana State College
Bell
Mr. Bell
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Chateau
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