Stockmens Bank of Chateau Formed With Initial Capital
Stockmens State Bank of Chateau reports capital 50 000 surplus 10 000 officers S McDonald president J C Morgan vice president IF A Woehner vice president A B Guthrie cashier Cc D McDonald assistant cashier directors Fred A Woehner J Cc Morgan A B Guthrie Cc S McDonald J B Sullivan.
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Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Capital
Cc. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
IF. A. Woehner
A. B. Guthrie
Cc. D. McDonald
Asst. Cashier
Fred A. Woehner, J. Cc. Morgan
C. S. McDonald
J. 8
Sullivan
Worker hurt at Dusak well injures nose and back
Christ Bennetson of the Pet. Ix. company was entangled in drill house machinery last Saturday. His clothing tore from him and he suffered a broken nose and back injuries. He remains at the well and will be moved to town in about a week.
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Christ Bennetson
Pet. Ix. Company
Dusak
Mystery airplane over Choteau tied to 6000 mile flight
Reporters traced a south to north aerial tour by Captain Low ell H. Smith and Sergeant William 3B. Whitehead of San Francisco. They photographed 173 landing fields across eight western states including 20 in Montana and plan to use the images in an army aviation blue book for civilians and fliers.
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Choteau
Shelby
Great Falls
Smith
San Francisco
New York
Northwest
Call of the North to be shown at Royal Theatre
Paramount star Jack Holt stars in The Call of the North at the Royal Theatre next Sunday and Monday. The drama, praised as one of the strongest in recent film, features Madge Bellamy leading a capable supporting cast.
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Jack Holt
Paramount
Royal Theatre
Madce Bellamy
Mitchell Lewis Stars as Steve in At the End of the World
Mitchell Lewis, famed for French-Canadian type roles, appears as Steve in At the End of the World a Paramount picture starring Betty Compson. It will be shown at the Royal Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mitchell Lewis
Steve
Betty Compson
Royal Theatre
Pipe Line to be Installed at Sunburst
Pipe line for a four inch line to the Great Northern Railway has been ordered by the Sun Burst Oil and Gas Co from Pittsburg. The line from the present oil locality will be installed within the next three weeks when the No 1 well is put on the pump.
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Great Northern Ry
Sun Burst Oil and Gas Co
Pittsburg
Tin Cans No Ornaments For Gods Front Lawn
A Col lier's Weekly note recalls 1921 picnics leaving billions of tin cans paper plates and cups scattered near sites. One man cleaned up burned and buried scraps saying he does not like to throw garbage on gods front lawn.
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Collier’s Weekly
Government cuts expenses down by billion and half
Washington reports ordinary government expenditures for the current fiscal year will be about 1.7 billion dollars less than last year and roughly 100 million more than the latest Dawes forecast. Treasury figures show total outlays to date at 3.523 billion versus 5.139 billion a year ago.
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Washington
Dawes Treasury
Treasury
St Stephen's Church Program Notes and Park Pavilion Party
Rev H E Bush leads Sunday services at St Stephen's Church with a 11 90 a m Divine Worship and 12 00 p m Church School. The Church School picnic has moved to Friday. The Guild sponsors a pavilion party with ice cream and cake Saturday evening in the park.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Guild Ladies
Bank Robbery at First National of Roy During Afternoon
A bank robbery at the First National Bank of Roy occurred Tuesday afternoon at 3 20. The lone suspect entered while President Fred Stevens was alone inside the bank.
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First National Bank OF Roy
Fred Stevens
First National Bank of
Roy
Bank Robbery In Roy Ends In Shootout As Bandits Escape
A banker with a revolver was forced into the vault during a robbery that netted about 2500 in cash and liberty bonds. An accomplice waited outside in a car and the pair sped away, sparking a 35 mile chase. The pursuing car opened fire, wounding A. L. McKain, Roy lumber yard manager, in the left shoulder. Roads in the area are watched and authorities believe they have the net.
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A. L. McKain
Roy
McKain
Notice for Publication Non-Coal Herbert T. Cleary Claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana June 3 1922 notice to make three year proof for homestead entries 044907 044908 by Herbert T Cleary of Chateau Montana before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris July 20 1922 witnesses Philip Rudolph George Maiden John Duffy Mrs Jennie Rudolph all of Choteau Montana W E Bennett Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Herbert T. Cleary
Chateau
Township
Mont. Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Philip Rudolph
George Maiden
John Duffy
Jennie Rudolph
Choteau
W. E. Bennett
Register
Alias Summons in Foreclosure of a Montana Mortgage
In Teton County Montana G Vanderiunk sues Felix Audett Rogers Templeton Lumber Andrew Fisher The Power State Bank and Isaac Boyer seeking foreclosure on a mortgage deed of 1918 to secure 9000 and interest plus attorney fees and costs. A sale of the described property will be ordered to satisfy the judgment and costs. The notice fixes June 24 1922 for sale at the Chateau court house door.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial Distict
State of Montana
County of
Teton
G. Vanderiunk
Felix Audett
Rogers Templeton Lumber Company
Andrew Fisher
Power State Bank
Isaac Boyer
Fexil Audett
Montana Meridian
G. Vandertuuk
Chouteau County
Montana
Heroof
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. A. McDonough
Ssanton Bank Ridg
Great Falls
State of
Mary F. Ralston
Teton County
Court House
Chateau
United States
A. D
I. S. Martine
M. G. Read
James Sulgrove
Foreclosure Sale Pending in Montana District Court
A decree of foreclosure in the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County orders a sheriff sale. The action by C Edna Miller against Seth J Newland seeks payment on a promissory note and forecloses a first mortgage on 160 acres in sections 20 and 21 of Township 27N Range 4W. The note totals 2400 dollars with five interest notes of 168 dollars each. two interest notes have fallen due.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Edgar F. Stonehouse
J. F. Michelbach
Minnie Michelbach
Teton County
State of Montana
Edna Miller
Seth J. Newland
Gladys
Newland
George Hirshberg
C. Edna Miller
Mortgage Foreclosure Sought in Montana Land Dispute
The summons lists Lulu B Stanton as plaintiff suing Louis and Minnie Beringer among others in Teton County Montana to foreclose a mortgage on the east half of section 35 township 26 north range 3 west for 550 dollars plus 10 percent interest from Oct 5 1917 and 100 dollars attorney fees with a deficiency judgment sought. The action was filed June 29 1921 with first publication May 19 1922.
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Teton
Montana
Montana Meridian
Blanche M. Jacobson
Ferguson & Ferguson
Conrad
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
Lulu B. Stanton
Louis Beringer
Minnie Beringer
First National Bank of Chateau
Libby Yards Company
Boorman Mercantile Company
Bessie Mavis
C. Lewis Davies
Bessie Swank
Ada Pugh
Ada Swank
Alice M. Kinsley
Teton County
Range
Meridian
Louis Teringer
John W. Stanton
Plaintiff
Great Falls
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Henry Ford
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W. B. Mayo
Wright
Georgia
Morin
Pennsylvania
Miller
Fisher
Tennessee
Crago
Beaupre
Home Sweet
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