Sixteen New Citizens Admitted by District Court
Last week Judge H. H. Ewing presided as sixteen individuals were admitted as citizens of the United States. The new citizens include Carl Durr and Otto Havsten from Norway and Germany respectively, plus Gustaf Waldemar Goranson from Sweden and Alexander Lemmon from Scotland. Other entrants are John Smith and Gustaf Johnson from Scotland and Sweden respectively, Anton Seid from Austria, Otto Swanson from Sweden, Fred Lincoln and Gilbert Rowland Gay from England, Ingbright Lee from Norway, Solomon Solway from Canada, Axel Lindberg from Sweden, Hendrick Rispens from Holland, Thomas Sebens from the Netherlands, and Likke Glastra from Holland.
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District Court
H. H. Ewing
United States
Carl Durr
Germany
Otto Havsten
Norway
Gustaf Waldemar Goranson
Sweden
Alexander Lemmon
Scotland
John Smith
Gustaf Johnson
Anton Seid
Austria
Otto Swanson
Fred Lincoln
England
Gilbert Rowland Gay
Ingbright Lee
Solomon Solway
Canada
Axel Lindberg
Hendrick Rispens
Holland
Thomas Sebens
Netherlands
Likke Glastra
Women’s Club to Meet April Fourth at Royal Theater
Regular meeting of the Women’s club set for Saturday April 4 at 3 00 p m at the Royal theater All members urged to attend Mr W H Gorham will speak on The Clean-up Campaign Gratitude expressed to W J Roulston T H Pridham Frank Young W R McLean and Chris Hanson for preparing the court house room donated for a public reading room St Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co led by Frank Young donated lumber and Jos Hirshberg Co donated paint with Chris Hanson and Dave Burt aiding in application Reading room opening date to be announced once books are accepted catalogued and shelved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Royal Theater
W. H. Gorham
Messrs
W. J. Roulston
T. H. Pridham
Frank Young
W. R. McLean
Chris Hanson
Court House
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Fori Shes Ing. Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Dave Burt
Public Health Week Proclaimed in Chateau Do
James Lockford mayor designates April 16 to 21 as Public Health Week to urge cleaner conditions in homes and businesses. He notes many diseases are preventable and calls for unified community effort to improve sanitation citywide.
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James Lockford
Chateau Do
James Eckford
Methodist Easter Campaign Opens with Special Services
The Rev and Mrs F D Kelley and the Rev Anger will lead Easter Sunday morning service at 10 50 AM. The Cantata Easter Sunday evening at 7 45 PM promises a rare treat. A boys class social is moved to Friday night for the PTA meeting. Admission 15 cents. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Kelley
Anger
Parent-Teachers Association
Fidelity Chapter Notices for Coffey Weed and Family
Resolution notices express sympathy for Hattie M. Coffey and George W. Weed. They announce the losses to Fidelity chapter No. 18 and No. 11 of O E S and request copies to be sent to families, minutes, and local papers. Names Mary Bair Thyra Haugen Velma Crawford appear in the text.
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Hattie M. Coffey
O. E.S
George W. Weed
O. EK. S
Mary Bair
Thyra Haugen
Velma Crawford
Senate Declares State of War With Germany Affected
The Senate passes a resolution formally declaring a state of war with the Imperial German government. Six senators opposed, while others supported the measure after a lengthy debate extending since morning. The vote ends with the chamber adjourned and officials present silent and grave.
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Grenna
North Dakota
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Lane
Oregon
Stone
Missouri
Vardaman
Missippi
McCumber
Germany
State Department
House Committee
United States
Senate
John Sharp Williams
la Follette
Hormyvon
Chamber
High School Notes Prominent Returns and Dances Noted
Nan Burrell plans to move to Butte this Saturday and juniors praise the seniors for Friday’s dance, with a camp themed stage and supper. Harriette Streeter returns to class, Ruth Daley seeks an oculist in Great Falls, and Jim Whitacre leaves for hospital service. The program featured the Diplomat March and other pieces. A patriotic rally with Major Roote sparked militia volunteers and praise for Company M and Lt. James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammer School
Glee Club
Star Spangled Banner
Evening Star
Paup Uie
Rete Reesesressaer Orchestra
Apple Blossoms
Orchestra
Amictico
Bancarole
Zarah
Mildred Forrest
Bertram Guthrie
Wilma Jones
Adelphi
Roote
Company M
C. James Smith
Parents Back $20,000 School Bond for Expansion
At a PTA meeting a resolution passed pledging unanimous support for a $20,000 bond issue to fund six new recitation rooms and remodel the existing schoolhouse ahead of tomorrow's city election. If approved, funds from bonds will finance much needed space as the school remains crowded.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Civil cases filed in district court docket
Civil cases filed since last report include Thayer versus Huffman on contract filed March 31, Johnson versus Allison abstract of judgment filed April 2, Phillips versus Kappel abstract of judgment filed April 2, Montana Life Insurance Company versus Martin Kester and Loulis foreclosure of mortgage filed April 2, Campbell versus all interests or liens to quiet title filed April 2, Liew versus DeBoer Rumsey Products Co and Maranda Advance Rumsey Thresher Co foreclosure of mortgage filed April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
Clarence Walter Thayer
Iva Huffman
Arthur D. Johnson
A. E. Allison
C. W. Phillips
B. Kappel
Montana Life Insurance Co
William J. Martin
W. E F. Kester
J. B. Loulis
Jane McConnell Campbell
Dina Liew
Anthony DeBoer
Rumsey Products Co
Harry J. Maranda
Advance Rumsey Thresher Co
Marriages Registered Across Several Montana Localities
Marriage licenses issued for Ben Pane 40 of Pendrey and Martha Weyman 42 of Bynum. William Wright 20 and Elsie Hall 20 both of Cut Bank. George Ziegler 40 and Susie Pies 21 both of Birch Creek. Joseph Calibossribs 23 and Josephine Lewis 24 both of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.
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Ben Pane
Pendrey
Martha Weyman
Bynum
William F. Wright
Elsie M. Hall
Cut Bank
George Ziegler
Susie Pies
Birch Creek
Joseph Calibossribs
Josephine Lewis
Blackfeet
Powell elected mayor in Walier city election
In Walier last Monday Dr D Powell won the mayoral race with 91 votes to 47 for D S Hunter. C W Woodward was chosen alderman in the first ward and W D Emery in the second ward.
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Walier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Notes
House
Cummins
Kenyon
Kirby
O’gorman
Clapp and Works
Senator Gore
Reed
United States of America
House of Representatives
Congress
Hitchcock
Poindexter
Rell
Nan Burrell
Butte
James Allison
Harriette Streeter
Ruth Daley
Great Falls
Jim Whitacre
The
Hospital Corps
Uncle Sam
Grace Thompson
Ruth Johnson
Dietrich
E. N. Haugen
Mesdames Pridham
Looney
L Srpanas
Eeeeantee
Adnagdément Oper Gyat Theatre
Association
Daniel Webster
First National Bank
Choteau
Federal Reserve Agency
Teton County
Citizens State Bank
Montana
Capital
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