District Court Trial Dates Set in Teton County
List of criminal and civil cases scheduled for trial in the district court starting March 17, including State of Montana versus Dawe and Elliot for murder and rape respectively, plus numerous larceny, assault, debt, damages, and appeal cases with trial dates through April 5. Several cases show re set or March dates.
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District Court
Teton County
State of Montana
C. W. Dawe
Harry Elliot
Harry Johnston
Chas. Martin
James Johnson
Emil Erickson
Melvin Johnson
John Ewing
Blair & Barr
Williams
Barr
Lyons
Snow
Debt
Fitzpatrick
Moser
McDougall
Johnson
Halverson
Great Falls & Teton Ry
P. H. Crossen
Cottman
Jay
Connor & Earhart
Ostensoe
McArthur
Ferguson
Baatz
Berg
Pings
Moe
John Bakker
John F. Ferguson
For Sale Cadillac Cars and Furniture by J A Baurt
Classified notice offering 1911 and 1914 Cadillac automobiles in first class condition and a quantity of nearly new second hand furniture. Inquiries directed to J A Baurt.
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Cadillac
J. A. Baurt
Stereopticon Lecture at Episcopal Church Sermon Tonight
Sunday night at the Episcopal church features a stereopticon lecture on socialism and Christianity. Pictures show ancient and modern harvesting, printing presses, and urban poverty scenes. The event invites charity to the poor and notes Lenten services and a call to spiritual sacrifice.
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Episcopal Church
California
Auttenberg Press
Modern Hoe
W. K. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
St. Regis
Bowery
Volunteers of America
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Since the last report James Gibson district court clerk issued licenses for Mathew Smith 32 of Galata to Florence C McMillan 32 of Spokane. Also Ross Olson 24 to Mrs Frances Schmidt 384 of Blackfoot.
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James Gibson
District Court
Mathew Smith
Galata
Florence C. McMillan
Spokane
Ross Olson
Frances Schmidt
Blackfoot
Progressive victory halls in Maine city elections
In Auburn progressives won the mayoral race as the lone city with a straight progressive slate defeating rival tickets. Bath Ellsworth and Lewiston saw Democratic or fusion wins while Portland reported no upsets other towns elected Republican mayors with Eastport South Portland Saco also choosing Republicans Halliwell and Waterville elected Democrats.
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Portland
Auburrn
Maine
A. W. Fowler
Bath
Ellsworth
Lewiston
Republicas
Bockland
Eastport
South Portland
Saco
Halliwell
Waterville
Cause of Starvation Linked to Capitalism and Ownership
Uncle Rube argues three million are jobless for systemic reasons, not by chance. He traces cycles of production and wage limits, blaming capitalism for insufficient consumption and urging collective ownership of machinery to align purchasing and productive power.
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Uncle Rube
Montanan Voters Weigh Fifteen Live Candidate Tests
Fifteen candidates work the highways and byways in a statewide contest offering substantial prizes to the most successful participants. The event showcases traveling campaigns and public engagement across Montana.
Contest Closes March 21 in Montanan Vote Contest
Readers urged to subscribe and vote with a seven day bonus offer from March 7 to March 13. For every ten dollars turned in, contestants receive an extra 20 000 votes, with a full tally of votes up to March 5 and a voting location at the Montanan office.
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Clara Pinger
Choteau
Hattie Gewald
Choteau de
Mary Read
Maisie Crawford
Ruby Hodgskiss
Violet Lesterud
Pearl Leech
Bynum
E. Stonehouse
Power
Mabel Malone
Chateau
The
Montanan
Montana to Exhibit Strong at Panama-Pacific Exposition
David Hilger Montana commission chairman pledged Montana will send a robust exhibit to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He said the commission aims to raise funds to match any state and garner wide support from others like Major Frederick Reed of Idaho who praised the progress.
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San Francisco
Montana
David Hilger
Montana Commission
Frederick Reed
Idaho
Grain prices on Choteau market weekly update
Prices paid for grain on the Choteau market as supplied by the Farmers' Elevator Company. Figures corrected weekly up to Thursday afternoon. Winter wheat 2.65 to 2.65? Syring wheat no 66 Flax 1.25 Notic.
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Choteau
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Syring
Hotel accounts placed with Smith and Innes for collection
All bills due me while conducting the Beaupre hotel have been placed in the hands of Smith & Innes for attention. Parties owing on this account are requested to settle at once.
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Beaupre Hotel
Smith & Innes
Chateau to See Passion Play at Moving Picture Theatre
The Passion Play of Oberammergau, a renowned life of Christ drama, will be shown at the Moving Picture theatre on Saturday night March 7 at 7 30. Cast includes Pilate Christ disciples Herod and 500 soldiers and civilians. Admission prices are 15 and 25 cents with half proceeds aiding the local Episcopal church debt.
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Ober Ammergau
Moving Picture
Moving Picture Theatre
Christ
Pilate
Herod
Choteau
Episcopal Church
Miss Rankin Plans March Tour in Northwestern Montana
Miss Jeanette Rankin, state central committee chair, will visit Jefferson Broadwater Cascade Teton Kalispell Lincoln and Sanders counties in March to meet precinct organizers and county central committees. She plans three day stays in each county and visits begin in Jefferson through early April.
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Butte
Mont
Jeanette Rankin
State Central Committee
Jefferson County
Broadwater County
Cascade County
Teton County
Kalispell
Lincoln
Sanders County
Miss Ranking
Civil cases filed in district court docket
The clerk lists cases including W. B. Marvin vs John W. Owens for suit on judgment filed Feb 27. Frances F. Monarty vs William Monarty for divorce filed March 2. Bart Armstrong vs Great Northern Railway Co for damages filed March 2. Timothy C. Pomeroy vs Charles A. Pearson Adam Barr George McLean Bdgard Kappel Robert Gilmore Fred Ross and John Doe appeal filed March 2. James A. Hughes vs Great Northern Railway Co for damages filed March 4.
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Clerk of the District Court
W. B. Marvin
John W. Owens
Frances F. Monarty
William Monarty
Bart Armstrong
Great Northern Railway Co
Timothy C. Pomeroy
Charles A. Pearson
Adam Barr
George McLean
Bdgard Kappel
Robert Gilmore
Fred Ross
John Doe
Foresters to Move Office Into McDonald Building
Acting-Supervisor Price Town and Supervisor Spaulding agree to relocate the forestry office to the new McDonald building. The move will occur once the McDonald business is ready, placing the office in more commodious quarters.
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Price Townsend
Spaulding
McDonald
Montana Toole county election may be delayed by court action
The Toole county creation vote may not occur on April 25 as set by Teton county officials. Attorney Edwin L. Norris represented Galata residents seeking a rehearing, alleging petition defects and county split. The board denied the rehearing, signaling a possible Montana Supreme Court appeal and likely postponement. Opposition in Hill county suggests probable defeat if held.
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Toole
Teton County
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Norris & Hurd
Great Falls
Galata
Hill County
Toole County
Norris
Phil S. Cole
Supreme Court of
State of Montana
Naturalization Applications Filed for Gibson Court
The court records list William Elgin Smoke a Canadian resident at Kevin and Mathias Olsen a Norwegian resident at Dutton as having applied for citizenship. Daniel Griffith born in Wales residing at Sweet Grass has filed a declaration to become a U S citizen.
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Gibson
William Elgin Smoke
Canada
Kevin
Mathias Olsen
Norway
Dutton
The
United States
Daniel Griffith
Wales
Sweet Grass
Bigger Homesteads Not Favored
Billings land office officials oppose the stock raising homestead bill. They say allowing 640 to 1,280 acres not suitable for farming would disadvantage small ranchers and grant privilege to big business in the livestock industry.
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Billings
Billings Land Office
Interior Department
Congressman Ferris
Public Lands Committee
Public Auction At H R Thompson Ranch
H R Thompson will hold a public sale at his ranch eight miles northeast of Chateau on Thursday March 19 1914. The sale includes 30 head of well broke work and driving horses heavy and light harness wagons plows mowing machines and assorted farm implements. An itemized list will be printed next week in this paper.
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H. R. Thompson
Chateau
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Porter
McKenzie
Harrison
Farmers Elevator Co
Lindeen
Holder
Bishop
Ryan
McRae
Hansen
Odenwald
Richards
Clark
Cary
Earhart
Kepple
Carr, Adams Co
Hancock
Duncan
Able Et al
Brunson
Haggerty
Christian Oleson
Thomas J. Tweedt
Wilburm
Galusha
Hannan
Werner
Supreme Court
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