District Court Proceedings Report From Conrad
District Court sat since last Friday with Judge Ewing presiding. Cases include Carl Tucker charged with killing beaver. Lorenzo White grand larceny. John Anderson forgery paroled after a one year sentence. Martin Hall grand larceny pleaded guilty with one year in state penitentiary. demurrers overruled and 30 days to answer in several civil actions. Annie Morehouse versus Edward Bynum dismissed for lack of appearance. Kate Langbelle versus Town of Conrad demurrers ruled. Earhart v Kipple and Beaupre v Weaver noted. Monarty divorce granted. court adjourned to Friday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Carl Tucker
Beaver
State of
Montana
Lorenzo White
John Anderson
Lewis D. Matheson
Kate Langbelle
Town of
Conrad
Robert A. Earhart
Clarence Kipple
Henry Beaupre
J. M. Weaver
Frances E. Monarty
William Monarty
Montana Notice Shapes Prison Policy and Tax Flows
Montana will send federal prisoners to Mc Neill’s Island near Seattle instead of Leavenworth due to crowding. Removal of the internal revenue office from Salt Lake to Helena is authorized, with August relocation to the assay office building. A New York estate with Anaconda stock triggers Montana income tax, sharing 60 percent to the state and 40 percent to Deer Lodge. Births and deaths totals, disease counts, and two new Montana national banks are noted. Billings Journal changes ownership to Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
McNeill’s Island
Seattle
Leavenworth Prison
Kansas
Department of Justice
Marshall McKay
Leavenworth
Internal Revenue
Salt Lake
Helena
Washington
Martin Durkan
Great Falls
Durkan
Utah
Idaho
A. N. Brady
New York
Anaconda
Treasury Department
First National Bank of
Paxton
Ryegate
Eastern suffragists pursue anti suffrage campaigner to Montana
Miss Marjorie Dorman secretary of the wage earners anti suffrage league leaves New York on Sunday to oppose votes for women in Montana this summer. She will be joined by Miss Clara Markson and Miss Minnie Bronson with planned speeches while Miss Ida Craft roams toward Montana as part of the campaign trail. Miss Rosalie Jones earlier headed west and planned stops in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie Dorman
Miss Dorman
Clara Markson
Minnie Bronson
Montana
Land Restored for Sun River Project Openings
Land restored by the Helena land office will open to settlement July 20 and to entry and filing August 19. The tract includes ENW4, Ed SW, lots 1 2 and 3 in section 31 township 21 N range 5 W and Nt SE1 SW4 SE in section 1 plus Ei E NW4 and Et SW34 in section 12 township 21 N range 7 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Binnard
Freeman
Helena Land Office
Cattle Herd Moves to Blackfoot Reservation
Everette White of Augusta led a six rider crew with a camp wagon transporting about 600 head of Texas steers owned by Burke Bros. of Helens toward the Blackfoot reservation for grazing. A Montana travel report also notes Fred Hess, ex-Mountain Western employee, was killed May 19 near Spokane while working a gravel train for Great Northern. his burial followed in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette White
Augusta
Texas
Burke Bros
Helens
Blackfoot
Bynum
Fred Hess
Montana Western Railway Co
Spokane
Wash
Fred
Great Northern Ry. Co
Menomonie
Wis
Valerian
Encampment Orders for Company M at Fort Wright
Orders issued for Company M of the Washington National Guard to attend the annual encampment at Fort Wright Reservation near Spokane Washington. Camp runs July 24 to 31 with regular troops joining militia from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
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Company M
National Guard
Fort Wright Reservation
Spokane
Washington
Fort Wright
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Verge
Chateau
Militia Company
Great Falls
Choteau
Miss Gilman Leaves for Great Falls Visit
Miss Gilman a high school teacher left Tuesday morning for a short visit at Great Falls. She plans to return to Chateau in a few days and spend the summer at the Miller ranch by the sea.
Threats over repeal of boxing bill test courts in fall election
The passage warns that repealing the Kelly boxing bill could trigger court tests of the initiative and referendum amendment if found invalid. It notes costs of submitting several acts and bills and that the Kiley reference bill would be wasted without enough signatures.
Trinity Sunday Observance At Local Episcopal Church
The church will observe Trinity Sunday on June 7 with special music from the choir. The congregation is urged to attend the one day noted as a great feast of the church calendar as a display of faith in Christ's divinity. Rev. L. F. Haley, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
L. F. Haley
Flour Mill Leased and Reopening Under McGlynn Brothers
The Chateau flour mill has been leased by the McGlynn brothers L and T G and M M who will resume operations immediately. Star Of Teton flour will be produced and marketed within days. The brothers bring milling experience and a first class setup to ensure high grade flour for Chateau and surrounding community, encouraging local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
McGlynn Brothers
T. G
M. M
Star of Teton
McGlynn’s
Dane Stewart Passes Through Town After Business Trip
Dane Stewart traveled through the city yesterday on his way home from a brief business trip to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Stewart
Great Falls
New Drug Store Fixtures Installed At Chateau
New showcases counters and a prescription case are being installed this week at Chateau Drug Company. An up-to-date soda fountain will follow on arrival in a day or two. Existing fixtures will be shipped to Bynum for a future drug store opening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Drug Company
Bynum
Deeds Filed Convey 7,289-Acre Texas Land Transfer
In Teton county the Couch Investment Co transfers 7,289.27 acres south of the Teton formerly part of the ST Ranch to S. S. Hobson and James B. Elliott for a consideration of $1.00 according to the clerk of court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of
Teton County
Couch Investment Co
S. S. Hobson
Jas. B. Elliott
The
Teton
Old ST Ranch
Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Town
The Fourth of July committee has raised several hundred dollars and is circulating a subscription list. The day will begin with a parade including the band Co M N Gr M and the volunteer fire department, followed by literary exercises at the courthouse at 10 30. Afternoon ball games and various Main street sports precede a free grand dance at night with music by the Choteau band.
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Co. M
N. Gr. M
Choteau Band
New Citizens Sworn In District Court
Fourteen applicants were admitted to US citizenship by Judge Ewing. Three were continued and four dismissed. New citizens listed include William Guthrie of Scotland, Madeleine Jellestad of Norway, Michael James Sullivan of Ireland, Andrew Strenge of Hungary, Nils Dalsboten of Norway, Jacob Meyer of Holland, Peter Schubert of Holland, Lars Victor Mattson of Finland, William Stoner of Canada, Carl August Hane of Sweden, David Svenby of Norway, Olav Ingebritson of Norway, and William Elgin Smoke of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
United States
Ewing
William Guthrie
Scotland
Andrew Strenge
Hungary
Nils Dalsboten
Norway
Jacob Meyer
Holland
Peter Schubert
Lars Victor Mattson
Finland
William Stoner
Canada
Car
August Hane
Sweden
David Svenby
Olav Ingebritson
William Elgin Smoke
Primary petitions open for all offices under new law
Voters may file petitions for candidates including justices of the peace constables and precinct committeemen regardless of party sex color or previous service. The primary nominating election is set for Tuesday August 25 with petitions due at least 15 days before the primary date.
Naturalization Applicants Named by Clerk of Court
The following have made application before Clerk of the Court Gibson for citizenship papers Oscar Block a subject of Canada residing at Cut Bank.
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Gibson
Oscar Block
Canada
Cut Bank
Declaration to Become U S Citizens Filed by Two Residents
Declaration to become citizens of the United States have been filed by George Lambness a subject of Norway residing at Brady and Owen Martina subject of Ireland residing at Dutton.
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United States
George Lambness
Norway
Brady
Owen Martina
Ireland
Dutton
Civil filings in district court this week McGregor vs O Neal and St Anthony and Dakota Elevator vs Wilbur
The clerk's office lists two civil actions filed this week. H. J. McGregor sues M. O'Neal on appeal filed June 1. The St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company sues A. E. Wilbur on debt filed June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
H. J. McGregor
M. O'Neal
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
A. E. Wilbur
Wagnild Gewald Wed In Great Falls
Wednesday evening at 1108 Fourth avenue north in Great Falls Rev. George Edwards officiating Otto Wagnild of this city and Miss Hattie Melvina Gewald of Collins were united in marriage. Alf Wagnild and Magdeline Wagnild, brother and sister of the groom, accompanied them. The couple, well known locally, plan to reside in this city in the Anderson residence. Congratulations are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Great Falls
George Edwards
Otto Wagnild
Hattie Melvina Gewald
Collins
Alf Wagnild
Magdalene Wagnild
Waynild
Chateau Mercantile Co
Anderson
Carl Dotterer
To Adjust Indebtedness Appoints Three Commissioners
Helena June 3 Governor Stewart appointed Judge J. B. Leslie of Great Falls Frank B Linderman of Helena and H F Guth of Shelby as commissioners to adjust the indebtedness between Toole County and its parent counties Hill and Teton in the newly created county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Toole
Hill and
Teton
Stewart
J. B. Leslie
Great Falls
Frank B. Linderman
H. F. Guth
Shelby
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State News
Sate Board of Health
Billings
Billings Journal Today
J. M. Kennedy
Thomas M. Swindlehurst
Livingston
Gazette Printing Company
M. McCusker
Peoples’ Power League
D. M. Kelly
Kelly
DeBeck
Pittsburgh Times
E. C. Flickinger
Kalispell
B. R. Fowler
A. QO. Longmuir
R. J. McDermand
Reynolds
Christiana
Jos. A. Whetstone
George
Brady Whetstone
Board of County Commissioners
Toole County
Neee
Beane
General Space
Wagnild Gewald
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