Troubles in NP League Camp Snowball into Bank Charge Row
J W Brinton and J R Waters, formerly prominent in the nonpartisan league, face fierce criticism from league leaders. Brinton accuses the Bank of North Dakota of misusing state funds and external loans while Lemke seeks high pay and control. Waters alleges a forged resignation letter and questions his signature amid broader allegations of political use of bank power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Courier-News
Brinton
Fargo
Bank of North Dakota
Lemke
Courier-News
J. J. Hastings
New York City
State Industrial Commission
Waters
Miami
Fla
League
Vinal Trust
Sheriff's Sale Foreclosure in Teton County Montana 1920
The sheriff of Teton County Montana advertises a foreclosure sale under a court order. Property includes Lots 3 and 4 in Section 3 Township 25 North Range 2 West and parts of Section 34 Township 26 North Range 2 West. Sale set for September 4, 1920 at 2 pm at the Chateau Court House door.
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District Court
19Th Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Henry Vogel
Matilde Vogel
Zachariah Hayward
Teton County
Township Twenty Six
Montana Meridian
Court House
Chateau
United States
A. D
Idaho G. O. P. Names Gooding for Senate and Renominates Davis
In Pocatello on August 26 Frank B. Gooding of Gooding Idaho won the Republican nomination for United States senator on the second ballot. The nomination was declared unanimous. Congressman Burton L. French and Addison T. Smith were renominated by acclamation. Governor Davis and Lieutenant Governor Moore were also renominated by acclamation amid an uproar.
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Pocatello
Ida
Frank B. Gooding
Gooding
United States
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
Davis
Moore
Pendroy Mercantile Company Sole Ownership Certified
A certification records Pendroy Mercantile Company as exclusively owned and operated by Genevieve Friend of Pendroy Montana. Notarized by George Coffey Jr with notary commission expiring 1921, first published August 6, 1920.
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Pendroy Mercantile Company
Genevieve Friend
Pendroy
Teton County
Montana
George Coffey, JR
Chateau
Government Rejects All Bids For Tribal Herd
The United States Indian service failed to accept the highest bids for the Blackfeet cattle herd at public auction, with steers at 56 dollars and cows at 60. The herd, a traditional source of employment and revenue for full blood Blackfeet, will be disposed of before winter by private sale or market due to limited tribal range after land allotments. Governor Cox says ratification of the League Covenant is needed to honor the service members who served overseas.
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Browning
United States Indian Service
Blackfeet
Hats Come to Choteau Mercantile Co Millinery Dept
Mrs A E Bernard announces a new millinery department opening September 1 at Choteau Mercantile Co. She promises a full line and better selection than before with hats made to suit customers and affordable prices locally, avoiding trips to Great Falls.
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Choteau Mercantile Co
Choteau
Great Falls
Chateau Mercantile Co
A. E. Bernard
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Smith & Liptak
the Insurance Men
Tarson
Chicteay
M Beaupre Hotel
J. M. Weaver, Prop
Walter
Sweet Grass
Cut Bank
Pa Vilion
S. Martine
Republican
NP League
Sheriff’s Sale
I. S Martine
R. H. Wright
Plaintiff
Idaho
Senate
State of Montana
Cox
Stockton
Calif
Ladies
Weather Report
Adams Oil Co
Mutual Oil Co
Choteau, Montana
T. A Giri A. Meag
Mozer Shoe Repair Shop
West of Stockmens State Bank
Stockmens State Bank
J. Ms. Baker Co
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