Naturalization Court Admits Several New US Citizens
At the district court session Judge J B Leslie admitted Louis Owens Norway Choteau Gus Johnson Sweden Brady John Pederson Denmark Choteau Carl Peterson Denmark Collins William Gray Scotland Brady Djarre Siccanna Holland Bole as new citizens Court resumes today with more naturalizations expected The article notes Mrs Unruh warning about dangers in soldiers camps and announces Lord's Supper next Sunday urging choir and congregational singing during worship
Fires strike hay grain and seed piles across the county
Local notes recall losses of hay at Joseph Rowekamp and a large sheep seed and straw pile owned by Dusell, with Nick Mueller losing grain in a nearby granary. Observers sense a pattern of misfortune across communities as farmers anticipate spring planting and a shift toward prune growing in California.
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Joseph Rowekamp
Mr. Dusell
Nick Mueller
Conrad
Address by Mrs. Unruh on soldiers welfare at church
Mrs. Unruh state representative of the WCTU urged moral welfare work for soldiers in camps. She described preparing comfort bags to aid troops and replacing playing cards with motherly guidance.
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Unruh
1917 hunting and fishing licenses on sale in Montana
Notice to residents that 1917 licenses are on sale at $1.50. Ladies over 18 and boys over 14 must have a license to hunt or fish. Inquiries at local stores, newspaper offices, or justices of the peace. J. T. Moore, Deputy game warden, Choteau.
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Montana
Justices of the Perce
J.T. Moore
Choteau
Bankrupt Carl Jahn Adjudged In Montana District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Montana Carl Jahn of Brads Count of Teton Montana has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition. Prohibition of payment of debts or transfer of property to or for his use. First meeting of creditors to prove claims appoint trustees and examine the bankrupt to be held at Court of Bankruptcy before A H Gray referee in bankruptcy at room 1 Dunnblock Great Falls Montana on June 9 1917 at 10 o clock a m. A H Gray Referee.
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District Court of the
United States
Iistrict
Montana
Carl Jahn
Brads
Teton
A. H. Gray
Dunnblock
Great Falls
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary Schermer
Executor of the will Mary Schermer deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be shown to T H Pridham attorney in rooms 4 and it Larson block Chateau Montana dates May 26. May W Scherver Executor of the estate of Marsschermer derensven TOU Pridham attorney for executor.
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Mary Schermer
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
W Scherver
Marsschermer
Derensven Tou Pridham
Eveente
Pnd
Pita
Notice to Contractors for Choteau Sewer Upgrade
Sealed bids for the construction of sanitary sewers on Second Street and adjacent alleys in Choteau Montana are invited by the Town Clerk. Plans are on file with the town engineer in the Larson block. bids must include a 10 percent certified check. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May 7 1997.
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Choteau
Mont
Montana
Larson
Second St
Seventh Ave
Eighth Ave
N.W
Town Engineers
Chateau
Chotan Montana
Joan W. Hall
Notice to sidewalk contractors in Choteau Montana
Sealed proposals due June 4 1917 for labor tools materials and applications to construct concrete sidewalks crosswalks curbs and crossings as ordered by the town council plans on site with the town engineer John W Hall town clerk first publication May 15
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Choteau Montana
Larson
Choteau
Montana
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C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Teton County
U. S
District Court
J B. Leslie
The
Louis Owens
Norway
Cho
Teau
Gus Johnson
Sweden
Brady
John Pederson
Denmark
Carl Peterson
Collins
William Gray
Scotland
Brady, Djarre Siccanna
Holland
Bole
James Miller
Healdsburg
California
James
Golden State
Cut Bank Press
Fr. T. Hull
Conrad Independant
Shell Billings
Episcopal Church Notes
A. H. Gray Referree
John W. Hall
the House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Whaleyats
O. Donnell
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