Montana Attorney General Candidate Biography
Born in Minnesota in 1882 and raised on a cattle ranch, the candidate attended North Dakota State University and moved to Montana in 1906. He married in 1910, has two children, and practiced law fourteen years apart from service in World War I. He served over two years in the war, including eighteen months in France, and promotes Pure Americanism and law enforcement for all Montanans. Foot for Attorney General Club, Roy W. Pilling, Secretary.
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Minnesota
North Dakota State University
Montana
United States Army
America
France
Foot
Attorney General Club
Roy W. Pilling
Secy
Chateau
Lieutenant Governor to the People of Montana
Bozeman born 1874 businessman and politician with deep ties to irrigation and county service. Promotes efficient administration, good roads, and support for educational institutions while opposing radicalism in state affairs. Circulated by the Dixon Story Club of Bozeman, Montana.
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Bozeman
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana State Highway Commission
Dixon Story Club
Justice seeks office with veteran record and pledges efficiency
C Justice, 40, a 13 year Teton County resident and U S Army Expeditionary Forces veteran, says if nominated and elected he will run an efficient and fearless administration. He asks for support at the primaries.
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Teton County
France
Private Sale Of Farm Goods In Choteau
The seller offers three milk cows one work team a wagon an yearling filly a double work harness a six foot disc with truck a feed grinder a power washing machine a Ford vehicle three Edison phonographs one thousand Edison records four cases four inner tubes twenty eight inch tubes three dining room chairs a library table a kitchen table a kitchen cupboard a kit watchmakers tools all in good condition and cheap for wash inquire Byron Corson Choteau.
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Ford Motor
Edison
Byron Corson
Choteau
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Teton County Montana
In the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County a foreclosure action is scheduled. Sheriff I S Martine will sell August 4 1920 at 2 PM at the Chateau court house for cash the real property described in the judgment to satisfy the plaintiff Lee Hendrickson against Fred J Urech and Ernest H Lindstrom with related costs.
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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
Chateau
United States
Township Twenty One
M. M
Ernest H. Lindstrom
B. M. Jacobson
H. R. Hickemeyer
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Bank Sues Ernest Lindstrom in Montana District Court
The Sun River Valley Bank files a civil action in the 19th Judicial District Court in Teton County Montana against Ernest H Lindstrom. The State of Montana delivers greetings to the defendants.
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19Th Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Sun River Valley Bank
Corporation
Ernest H. Lindstrom
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Choteau Montana
W. J. Johnson and Arthur D. Johnson as Johnson Brothers sue A. H. Barr and L. M. Barr in Teton County Montana. Under a writ issued July 20 1920 judgment obtained September 25 1914 directs sale of Lots 21 22 23 24 25 26 in Block 2 Donegill Addition Choteau. Sale set August 20 1920 at 2 PM at court house front door.
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W. J. Johnson
Arthur D. Johnson
Johnson Brothers
A. H. Barr
L. M. Barr
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Choteau
Teton County
Court House
Montana election critique calls for end of long party rule
In a broad critique candidates agree state expenses have soared from about 600000 to 10000000 annually. They blame prolonged one party power, warn against entrenched political structures, and call for a shift from saloon politics to a new business government and radical reform.
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Montana
Sheriff Seeks Best Bid In Teton County Montana Sale
Notice states best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States. Dated July 20 1920. Sheriff of Teton County Montana signed by Under-Sheriff M G Read. George Coffey Jr attorney for plaintiff. First publication July 30 1920.
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A. D
I. S. Martine
Teton County
Montana
M. G
I. W. Church
Great Falls
United States
M. G. Read
George Coffey, Jr
Notice of Montana Constitutional Amendment Election
Public notice outlines a 1920 general election vote on a Montana amendment to Article Eleven Section Five. It details the 95 percent allocation of school fund interest and rents to districts and a 5 percent addition to the state school funds, with ballots and procedures for voting.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
C. T. Stewart
Helena
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L.A. Foot
Nelson Bud Story, Jr
Bozeman, Montana
Nelson. Story, Jr
C. Justice
Fel Berenert
Gern
Martine
Totonto
Republican
A. C. Warner
Sheriff's Sale
Haugen’s
R. L. Clinton Club
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