Summons in Montana District Court over heirship of Joseph L. Anderson
James Heighton sues in Teton County for a decree to determine heirship and interests in real property described as SW SE, NE IS WI, N WISE in section 1, township 28 north range 7 west. Next of kin Raymond N. Anderson M F Anderson and Lizzie Cook named as heirs. publication dates December 28 1917 to January 24 1918.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
James Heighton
State of Montana
James Veighton
Raymond N. Anderson
M. EF. Anderson
Lizzie Cook
Joseph TL. Anderson
Rooms for rent in Bais building with heat and light
Office listing offers two desirable storm heated and electric lighted rooms for rent in the Bais building. Inquiries should be made at this office.
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Bais
Dressmaking Miss Alspaugh Meets Patrons in Room 17
Miss Alspaugh invites patrons to visit her dressmaking setup in room 17 at the Commercial House to discuss garments and orders.
Fine Farm Land For Sale Near Bole
160 acres of good plow land five miles southwest of Bole with fair improvements. One sixth of the land has been cropped. Price 25 per acre if sold within 30 days. Weaver & Rescot Choteau.
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Bole
Weaver
Rescot Choteau
Coal Bid Call for Choteau Montana Bin Delivery
The undersigned invites proposals for one car load of Sand Coulee run of mine coal to be delivered in a bin at the public school in Choteau Montana. Bids due by 8:00 p m January 18 1918. Contractors bid on price per ton delivered in bin. John W Hall Clerk.
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Choteau
Montana
John W. Hall
Notice to Creditors Estate of Annie L. Bruce
Notice is given by the administrator with the will annexed of Annie L. Bruce deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at James Sulgrove attorney for administrator in Chateau Santana at the Larson block room 22. First publication December 21 1917.
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Annie L. Bruce
Larson Block
Chateau
Santana
Angus Bruce
James Sulgrove
Property transfers filed in Teton County clerk office
A list of instruments recorded in the county clerk and recorder office for the week ending January 14 1918 including deeds to Dutton Townsite Co to Fred Orn Walter Montana Land and Water Co to Jean S Crocker Lewis M Olson to Robert King Carrie M McKnight to J W Quail Frank May to Robert R Johnston and numerous other conveyances involving Dutton Dupuyer Conrad Choteau and Agawam with sums ranging from 1 to 4000 and including US Patent cases and various undivided interests in several sections.
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Montanan
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Dutton Townsite Co
Fred Orn
South Park
Dutton
Walter Montana Land & Water Co
Jean S. Crocker
Lewis M. Olson
Robert King
Carrie M. McKnight
J. W. Quail
Dupuyer
Frank May
Robert R. Johnston
The
Sheldon Co
Lena Schilling
Peace talks resume as Brest-Litovsk negotiations continue
Winter slows fronts across Europe as fighting wanes except patrols and artillery. Bolshevik Russia negotiates with the quadruple alliance at Brest-Litovsk while elections threaten the constituent assembly. Novo Teher kassk falls under Bolshevik control amid Don Cossack concerns and a Berlin crown council weighs relations with Russia.
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London
Italy
France
Belgium
Germany
Brest- Litovsk
Petrograd
Russia
Ukraine
Novo Teherkassk
Don Cossacks
Kaledines
Crown Council
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Wield Marshal von Hindenburg
von Ludendorf
BEGIN WORK OF CLEARING CHICAGO FROM BLIZUARY
Chicago faced a massive blizzard aftermath with hundreds of thousands of volunteers and city and railroad workers banding together to restore transportation and prevent food and fuel shortages. Railroads resumed outbound service after Saturday shutdowns, and most lines planned to be fully open as clear weather returned.
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Chicago
Middle West
Threat to dynamite home of California official
A June 14 letter threats to dynamite the home of Will Wood, California commissioner of secondary schools, due to his patriotism teaching stance. The note, mailed from San Francisco, was turned over to police for investigation and printed in red ink with rubber stamp letters and signature WT.
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Sacramento
Cal
Will
Wood
San Francisco
Wt. M. Tl
Shipping Board Expands Its Operating Department
The Shipping Board announces reorganizing and expanding its operating department to place representatives in London Paris and Rome with branches at major Atlantic and Gulf ports. The move aims to strengthen control of the American merchant fleet and ensure close coordination with allied shipping efforts.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
London
Paris
Rome
Atlantic
Gall Coast
Price Fixing Not Included In Oil Control Plans
Washington January 14. Fuel Administrator Garfield and Mark L. Requa said oil price fixing is not in the immediate plans for oil control. A general survey will precede any measures to assure adequate supply. The petroleum war service committee will continue its functions for the present.
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Washington
Fuel Administration For Oil Control
Garfield
Mark L. Requa
Fuel Department
Oil Division
Petroleum War Service Committee
Fune
Suffrage Measure Adopted by House in Historic Vote
The House approved the Susan B Anthony federal suffrage amendment by 274 to 136, sending it to the Senate. Speakers and leaders from both parties, including President Wilson, backed the measure, while several ill members contributed to securing the vote.
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Washington
House
Susan B. Anthony
Senate
Clark
Mann
Baltimore
Sims
Tennessee
Wilson
Montana Girl Arrested for Heart and Hand Fraud
A woman claiming to be from St Louis was arrested in Minneapolis on a fraud charge. She allegedly obtained names from matrimonial clubs and claimed a ranch near Dillon Montana, asking suitors to send money for clothes and travel expenses.
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Montana
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Dillon
Mont
Million and a Half Americans Under Arms
Secretary Baker, before the senate military committee, outlined and defended war department plans for Germany. He said the army, nearly 1.5 million strong, has been raised, equipped and trained rapidly with modern arms and adequate subsistence and health provisions. Initial clothing shortages are now substantially corrected.
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Washington
War Department
Germany
Baker
Senate Ulitary Committee
Department
France
May Extend Enemy Alien Restrictions to Women
Washington reports enemy alien restrictions may be extended to German women in the United States. Legislation is being drafted and leaders assure prompt enactment. If passed before February 4, a nationwide registration of unnaturalized Germans will include women in the census under Justice Department supervision. Regulations have been sent to city police and small-town postmasters, with districts as census units for rural areas.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Supreme Court Upholds Selective Service Law
The Supreme Court unanimously sustains the draft law as constitutional. Chief Justice White states Congress may raise armies and declare war, dismissing objections as frivolous. The court leaves pending conspiracy cases to potential separate opinions, with names like Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman Louis Kramer Morris Becker noted.
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Washington
Jan
Supreme Court
White
Congress
Alexander Berkman
Eimma Goldman
Louis Kramer
Morris Becker
England's Chief Justice Named U S Ambassador
London reports Earl Reading the lord chief justice will go to the United States as direct representative of the British war cabinet. He will hold the ambassador title while diplomatic duties fall to a charge d'affaires. The appointment aims for war purposes, with Viscount Northcliffe likely staying in England directing the American mission offices.
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London
Earl Reading
United States
Daily Express
Harl Reading
Earl
Viscount Northcliffe
Lord Northcliffe
England
Crewe House
Navy ordnance bureau praised as ready for war
Representative Oliver of Alabama, chairing the house naval investigation subcommittee, says the ordnance phase showed the navy's readiness is well founded. The committee is satisfied with the bureau's results and preparedness.
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Washington
Navy
Ordnance Bureau
Oliver
Alabama
House Naval Investigation Subcommittee
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Joseph L. Anderson
Tee Court
Pal Pacorson
Nathaniel S. Robinson
Eugene Rebell
Kirst
Walter Andrew S. Gregson
Arthur D. Johnson
Conrad
Choteau Tovwnsite Co
HH. T. Tholds
Johson
Isabella Rasmussen
Wm. Wallace
J. B. Barnes
Cornelius van Bruggen
Cyrille Rencurel
Elizabeth C. Beck
Arthur B. Howard
Milwaukee Land Co
Valentine Kirsch
Josephine Kirsch
Montana-Western Lands Co
William E. Miner
Western Loan and_ Building Co
Western Loan and Savings Co
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Ruth Robertson
Ruth Cooper
Carl G. Soderberg
Henrietta B. Honey
William Ir. Honey
J. Fk
U.S
Floyd A. Clark
Mamie M. Nicholas
Mamie M. Witham
Charles W. Twitchell
Mary M Patterson
W. Sikke Glastra
W. Arthur Mayberry
Robert J. McFalls
Thurman P. Armstrong
Frank W. Ballier
W. Willam D. Reiquam
Great Northern
E. C. Leedy
ST. Paul
Minn
America
Lacier National Park
Re. C. Leedy
Great Northern Railway
East
Anthony Amendment
President For Amendment
White House
U. S
U. K
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