Montana Politician Biography and 1920 Governor Bid
A biographical sketch traces a Montana figure from education at Guilford College to roles as legal counsel in Missoula County, Montana Legislature member (1901-1903), U.S. Congressman (1903-1907), and Senator (1907-1913). It covers party work, editing The Daily Missourian, Dixon Stock Farm ownership, and 1920 gubernatorial candidacy. The document quotes views on taxation, governance, and reform, inviting Montana citizens to support a broad, nonpartisan platform.
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Guilford "Collége
Arolina
Montana
Missoula
Republican National
Taft
Roosevelt
The
Daily Missourian
Dixon Stock Farm
Dixon
Republic
America
Foot for Attorney General: Roy Pilling leads Montana race
Born in Minnesota in 1882 and educated at North Dakota State University, the candidate came to Montana in 1906 and has practiced law for fourteen years with Army service in the late war. He emphasizes Pure Americanism, equal service to all Montanans, and upholding law and order.
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Minnesota
North Dakota State University
Montana
United States
America
France
Foot
Attorney General Club
Roy W. Pilling
Secy
Choteau
Private sale of farm goods in Choteau by Byron Corson
Personal property offered for private sale includes 3 milk cows 1 work team one 3 inch wagon 1 yearling filly 1 double work harness six foot disc with truck 1 feed grinder power washing machine 1 Ford motor 3 Edison phonographs 1000 Edison records 4 cases four 28x2 inner tubes 3 dining room chairs 1 library table 1 kitchen table 1 kitchen cupboard 1 toolkit watchmakers tools All in good condition will sell cheap for cash Inquire of Byron Corson Choteau
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Ford Motor
Edison
Byron Corson
Choteau
Foreclosure Sale of Montanan Property in Teton County
In the district court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana a judgment and decree of foreclosure were issued against Fred J. Urech in the Lee Hendrickson suit. Sheriff I. S. Martine will sell Lots 3 and 4 and the east half of the SW quarter, and Lots 1 and 2 and the east half of the NW quarter in section 7, township 22 north, range 4 west, Teton County, at the courthouse door in Chateau on September 4, 1920, at 2 p.m., to satisfy the plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs. Great Falls attorney I. W. Church represents the plaintiff. First publication August 13, 1920.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Lee Hendrickson
Fred J. Urech
Court of
Teton County
Township
Court House
Chateau
United States
A. D
I. S. Martine
M. G. Read
I. W. Church
Great Falls
W. J. Johnson
Arthur D. Johnson
Johnson Brothers
A. H. Ban
L. M. Barr
Eighth Judicial District
Choteau
Sun River Valley Bank v Lindstrom District Court Notice
The State of Montana greets the defendant Ernest H. Lindstrom in the District Court of the 19th Judicial District, Teton County. This formal summons announces civil process against Lindstrom by Sun River Valley Bank, a Montana corporation, with the case filed in the county court.
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District Court
19Th Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Sun River Valley Bank
Ernest H. Lindstrom
Foreclosure Suit Against Ernest H. Lindstrom Seeks Real Estate Tax
The plaintiff files to foreclose a mortgage on the northeast and northwest quarters of section 34, township 21, range 3 west M M. The defendant Ernest H. Lindstrom is named for $536.72 with 10 percent interest from December 16 1918 plus $75.18 attorney fees and costs. If needed a deficiency judgment may be sought. Judge’s clerk B M Jacobson notes service and filing on July 2 1920. First publication August 6 1920.
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Township Twenty One
M. M
Ernest H. Lindstrom
B. M. Jacobson
H. R. Eickemeyer
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Montana
Sheriff Sale Notice and Constitutional Amendment Summary
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Choteau Teton County Montana listing Lots 21 22 23 24 25 26 in Block 2 Cowgills Addition with sale on August 20 1920 at 2 PM at the courthouse. Also includes text of Chapter 149 proposing a Montana constitutional amendment on school fund distributions to districts and the general election ballot instructions and repeal of conflicting acts.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
Ss. I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
Sheriff Auction Notice in Teton County Mont
Legal notice dated July 20 1920 in Teton County Montana announcing a sale to the best bidder for cash lawful money of the United States. I S Martine sheriff of Teton County with under sheriff M G Read and attorney George Coffey Jr listed as plaintiff's counsel. First publication July 30 1920.
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United States
Jnle
I. S. Martine
Teton County
Montana
M. G. Read
George Coffey, Jr
Clean House and Vote for Robert L. Clinton for Governor
Look for a postwar reform platform urging a business government over old political machines. Clinton calls for the primary law, budget economy, loyalty for public office, and policies ensuring exact justice for capital and labor under constitutional law. Approved by R. L. Clinton Club for Governor.
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R. L. Clinton Club
Stray Sale At Morse Ranch Pendroy Mont 1920
A stray sale notice from Sher Morse’s ranch 5 miles west of Pendroy Montana for August 17 1920 listing livestock including a red steer a bay gelding a buck mare and two grey mares with brands. A. R. Sellers stock inspector Cut Bank Montana notes possible possession by owner proving property prior to sale date.
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Sher Morse
Pendroy
Mont
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Missoula, Montana
L. A. Foot
C. Justice
Teton Co
Republican
A. C. Warner
Sheriff’s Sale
Pbs - Keen Cleaner
Aes Oe
Haugen’s Cash and Carry
Robert L. Clinton
A. R. Sellers
Cut Bank
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