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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
7
Mrs. M. Clark of Livingston Mont praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted household remedy for kidney pain backache and urinary discomfort. She notes quick relief after each attack and recommends asking for Doan's by name with price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y stands behind the product.
Thomas Sillers, custodian at the capitol in Helena, plants a statewide flower garden east and west of General Meagher statue. Red geraniums will move to capitol offices next fall to replace last year’s blooms, and marguerites are added to fill gaps.
Oklahoma firm Barnsdall-Foster starts deep test operations on the Black Butte structure in the Lake Basin area near Billings. Montana court verdict favors defendant in Hazen Parker slander suit. Robbery at Willow Creek bank reveals Liberty bonds and war certificates valued over 5 000. Butte notes license plates due by June 1.
Stuart Haldorn, stepson, and Mary Hammon Murray, widow, are named principal beneficiaries of the Murray estate. Nephews James E Murray and Marcus Murray and Mary Murphy, niece, are said to plan a challenge to the will. The late Montana millionaire left about 15 million in assets through the Monidair Trust, controlling stock distributed to heirs.
The estate of a late Montana magnate is valued around seven and a half million with Haldorn heirs set to receive up to five million and neighbors about two million, while Mrs. Murray may inherit five to seven and a half million. Executor W S K Brown cites potential legal challenges by the Butte heirs. Nuggets of loans owed, and a possible sale of Boulder Springs to the state for about 250 thousand dollars are noted along with a heated dispute over a state heating proposal. James E. Murray of Butte emerges as a leading Montana heir and a long-time bank owner who pivoted from deposits to managing wealth amid mounting family and political links.
Chicago records a ten year heat peak with 91.3 degrees causing several who overheated and a child's death. Other items cover polygamy amending moves in Washington, Taft's chief justice hope, IWW funds dispute, and a Seattle banker suicide amid savings investigations.
The article notes Murray, longtime Montana banker, closed a bank and has spent winters at his estate La Hacienda near Monterey California for about 14 years after purchasing it. He returns to Montana summers to oversee interests.
Payable transfer and draying business with teams trucks and complete equipment includes sand gravel ice and coal operations. Write Box 25 Winnett Montana for particulars. Also listings for boarding houses and marriage ads appear with various locations and contact boxes.
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