Admitted to Citizenship List of Names
A list of individuals admitted to citizenship includes Ole Johnson Nordhagen Bole Gunder Sehjulstad Louis Dejana Kalma George Wilson Dupuyer William Pembroke Matt Polish Power Frank Chatterton Lars Larson Bjordal Chateau Michael Walsh Fairfield Daniel W. McDonald Conrad Edward Bosseler Dutton John Isidor Hartin Cyrus Edward Hinman Power Anton Olsen Harry Walter Ernest P Bilsborough Ole Koegness Dutton Einar Tronnes Chateau Britrid Leroy Findlay Bynum Berend H. Lemkuis Bob Menduis Helgeson Cut Bank Henry Losing Sweet Grass Konrad Losing Sweet Grass Henry Losing Jr Sweet Grass John Losing Sweet Grass Frederick Weiss Sweet Grass Coleman Levi Butcher Dupuyer Matt Meyid Patrick Trainor Dupuyer Carl Beck Cut Bank Dominik Banis Collins John Anderson Sand Valier.
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Ole Johnson Nordhagen
Bole
Gunder Sehjulstad
Louis Dejana
Kalma
George Wilson
Dupuyer
William Pembroke
Matt Polish
Power Frank Chatterton
Lars Larson
Bjordal
Chateau
Michael Walsh
Fairfield
Daniel W. McDonald
Conrad Edward Bosseler
Dutton
John Isidor Hartin
Cyrus Edward Hinman
Anton Olsen
Harry
Walter Ernest P. Bilsborough
Ole Koegness
Einar Tronnes
Britrid
Leroy Findlay
Bynum
Berend H. Lemkuis
Bob Menduis
Helgeson
Cut Bank
Henry Losing
Konrad Losing
Henry Losing, Jr
John Losing
Frederick Weiss
Coleman Levi Butcher
Matt Meyid
Patrick Trainor
Carl Beck
Dominik Banis
Collins John Anderson Sand
Valier
Whitsunday and Pentecost Day Described as Church Birthday
The article explains Whit Sunday also called Pentecost Day as the church birthday fifty days after Easter. It notes the descent of the Holy Ghost on the apostles and cites Acts baptism figures as a beginning for a church birthday, urging child baptisms on the day.
Civil Cases Filed In District Court In Recent Ledger
Several civil actions listed include Koehler and Hinrichs versus John H Graves with abstract of judgment and Walter Mercantile Co versus John Jennings with abstract of judgment. Other cases involve injunctions debt and foreclosures among defendants Parker Wilcox Cole Hughes and others.
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Clerk of the District Court
Koehler & Hinrichs
John H. Graves
Charles Krofft
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Walier-Montana Land and Water Co
J. McCambridge
Walter-Montana Land and Water Co
O. S. Matticks and Wife
Walter Mercantile Co
Milwaukee well yields abundant water supply for city tank
Extraordinary results from the great well being dug for the Milwaukee water supply show water at twenty feet. The test hole reached 27 feet before water. the big 20-foot well struck water at about 20 feet. Water spurted from a loosened rock and at other points. Pump operation should start in a day or two and the well expected to be completed within a week.
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Milwaukee
Fairfield Times
Local Nomination Petitions Filed For County Offices
Charles N. Thomas of Cut Bank filed his final nomination petition for justice of the peace on the Republican ticket. Daniel Ledgerwood of Conrad filed his petition for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. J. J. Hannan left for Spokane to meet her grandmother Mrs. Jackson and bring her back to Choteau.
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Charles N. Thomas
Cut Bank
Office of Justice of the Peace
Daniel Ledgerwood
Conrad
J. J. Hannan
Spokane
Rae Calvert Named Clerk at Hirshberg Brothers Bank
Rae Calvert takes a position as clerk at Hirshberg Brothers' Bank. He hails from Grants Pass Oregon where he previously worked at the Josephine County bank.
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Rae Calvert
Hirshberg Brothers’ Bank
Mr. Calvert
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Josephine County Bank
Western Union to Acquire Montana Telegraph Lines
The Montana utilities commission postponed a June hearing to Sept 1 amid Western Union deals to take over Great Northern lines from Billings to Armington Moccasin to Lewistown Bainville to Scobey and Great Falls to Gilman and Chateau. Negotiations continue to absorb Continental lines along Milwaukee right of way, leaving Western Union and Postal as the sole carriers.
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Western Union
Montana
Great Northern
Continental Telegraph Company
State Utilities Commission
Billings
Armington
Moccasin
Lewistown
Bainville
Scobey
Great Falls
Gilman and
Chateau
Milwaukee
The
Postal
Mrs Cal Binford and Anna Zuicema Visit Montana Town
Mrs Cal Binford and her daughter visited Billings on Wednesday with Miss Anna Zuicema. After a short stay in Billings they will travel to Dillon for the summer session at the state normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Binford
Billings
Anna Zuicema
Dillon
State Normal
Farm Loans Delayed Amid Supreme Court Ruling
The Women of Woodcraft hesitate on buying the first issue of farm loan bonds worth 100000 as the supreme court decision strikes the guarantee invalid. A. D. Stillman reports the legal department will review the full decision before acting and suggests the guarantee clause could be reheard by the attorney general while asserting the securities are sound without that provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Supreme Court
A. DD. Stillman
Stillman
Miss Pearl Heighton Returns Home From Bozeman Post
Miss Pearl Heighton, former domestic science teacher at Bozeman High, arrived home Tuesday to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Heighton. She has resigned and may go east this fall to seek a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Heighton
Bozeman
James Heighton
Miss Heighton
New Industry for Montana Big Fork to Host Wood Pulp Mill
A large eastern company plans a wood pulp mill at Big Fork in Flathead county signaling growth of Montana's paper industry. Government tests show eleven new woods may yield newsprint and others Manila paper and box boards, with western woods and cheap power driving future pulp plants to forested regions.
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Big Fork
Flathead County
Big Eastern
Montana
J. T. McGaughey
Grear Northern
Helena
Forest Service
Wausan
Madison
Wis
Manila
Kremer to Retire From Democratic Committee Post
J Bruce Kremer of Montana secretary of the Democratic National Central Committee says business reasons prevent his continuation and he will not seek re election. No successor named yet. Committeemen inquire about William J Bryan role in the convention and whether he may speak with delegate consent. Bryan may be asked to speak on democracy at the general speech day Thursday.
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St. Louis
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Democratic National Central Committee
Kremer
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Two Special Trains From Forsyth and Roundup Planned for Montana State Fair
Montana state fair organizers report two Pullman sleeper trains from Forsyth in Rosebud county and Roundup in Musselshell county will arrive in Helena for the fair. Each train carries residents and town bands with two days stay near the fair grounds. Commercial clubs back the excursions and residents plan to publicly tout Forsyth and Roundup to boost their towns and the state fair.
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Musselshell
Forsyth
Rosebud
Helena
R.S. Skinner
Roundup
Montana
Local Marriage Licenses Reported
Since our last report marriage licenses have been issued by James Gibson clerk of the district court. Charles Peters from Columbia Falls and Anna Mary Thies of Conrad on June 6. Mary Mad Wolf and Rosa Marceau of Browning on June 6. Ellis Ray Moore of Simms and Julia Juans of Endicott Washington on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
District Court
Charles Peters
Columbia Falls
Anna Mary Thies
Conrad
Mary Mad Wolf
Rosa Marceau
Browning
Ellis Ray Moore
Simms
Julia Juans
Endicott
Wash
Feast of Weeks of Shebouth Marks Law and Harvest
The Jewish Feast of Weeks of Shebouth began Tuesday evening and continued to Wednesday evening. It celebrates the culmination of Passover, honors the Ten Commandments, recalls the giving of the law at Sinai, and marks the harvest with offerings of first fruits in the temple period.
Fairfield townsite umpire hails from Genger & Co
I S Martine acting as agent for Genger and Company served as umpire at a Chateau Valier baseball game on a Sunday visit to Fairfield near the Milwaukee railroad.
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I.S. Martine
Genger & Co
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Chateau- Valier
Zimmerman for Sheriff Announces Candidacy
John Zimmerman of Fairfield announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Seton county in the August 196 primary. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability in the taxpayers' interest if nominated and elected. June 2, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton County
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Guthrie announces candidacy for county treasurer
A. B. Guthrie declares his nomination bid for Teton County treasurer, a Tama freeholder and 15 year resident, pledging Republican loyalty and a practical knowledge of accounting to ensure an efficient economical county administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Tama
A. B. Guthrie
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Whitsunday
John P. Carroll
Christ
Edna Beaupre
Guy Jameson
Moran
Clem Bowers
Robert Fairburn
Charles S. Parker
J. H. Abrams
George Hansen
Anna Bickerman
C. H. Wilcox
James A. Hughes
H. Frank Hughes
D. W. Doyle
Saran C. Cole
H. V. Cole
New York Telegram
W. U
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Firshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
Montana State Fair