Lorimer Not Guilty in Bank Conspiracy Trial
Chicago May 4 The jury found William Lorimer not guilty after a little over six hours deliberation. They said he had no part in banking law violations connected with LaSalle Street bank or its failure and had no knowledge of such violations. He spoke thanking the jurors and pledged to repay all deposits as he can.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Lorimer
LaSalle Street Bank
la Salle Street
Hein Ranch Sold to Montana Investor for 100000
The Joseph Hein ranch, a 9000 acre parcel in Teton county near the Power Bynum branch of the Great Northern railroad, held in the Banking Corporation of Montana, was sold yesterday to H. K. Bickford of Great Falls for about 100000. Bickford, said to represent Montana interests, is reportedly away on a trip to Oklahoma.
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Joseph Hein
Teton County
Power-Bynum
Great Northern Railroad
Banking Corporation of Montana
H. K. Bickford
Great Falls
Bickford
Montana
Oklahoma
Helena
Curly
Conrad Observer
Martin Jacobson
C. L. Ward
Jacobson
Conrad
Conrad Independent
Magdeline Waynild
Great Falls High School
Waynild
Peg
Bynum
Bynum News
War Ends in 666 Days Say Burham Theatrical Manager
Charles Burnham, a theatrical manager, claims Bible authority to predict the great war will end after 666 days. He cites Revelations and details a method counting letters of Kaiser to reach the number 666 with 666 days remaining.
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New York
Charles Burnham
Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Sweet Clover: A Viable Durable Forage And Soil Fertilizer
The article extols sweet clover as a versatile legume that thrives where alfalfa fails, tolerates wet or dry conditions and alkali, and avoids bloat in stock. It emphasizes its nitrogen fixing ability, soil conditioning via root decay, and notes timing for spring sowing with care on moisture use and nurse crops.
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk in Brady and Simms
Since our last report James Gibson, clerk of the district court, issued licenses for Adrian Foorthuysen and Lydia Bartsch of Brady on April 29, and Herman Ellingson and Florence Beale of Simms on May 4. The notice also discusses sweet clover as a soil improvement crop and its potential seed value for Montana farmers, with Mr. J. M. Davis, County Agriculturist, endorsing its benefits for nitrogen and soil conditioning ahead of alfalfa.
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James Gibson
Adrian Foorthuysen
Lydia Bartsch
Brady
Herman L. Ellingson
Florence Gladys Beale
Simms
Montana
Union
J. M Davis
County Agriculturist
High School Track Meet and Society Notes
High school track team members Howard Torkelson John Weaver Merrill Luther and Harold For rest plan a Belt track meet trip and expect to return Sunday. The literary society elected Wallace Coffey Ruth Da ley Nan Burrell Merrill Luther and David Stonehouse as officers. Parent- Teachers association news includes the high school joining. Senior and sophomore won the class track meet with 43 points each. Howard Torkelson led with 43 points John Weaver 23 and Merrill Luther 19. Record events mostly shied lower except other events rose.
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Howard Torkelson
John Weaver
Merrill Luther
Harold Forrest
Belt
Literary Society
Wallace Coffey
Ruth Daley
Nan Burrell
David Stonehouse
Parent- Teachers Association
Choteau Baseball Picks Up Two Wins On Sunday
Choteau defeated Augusta 15 to 12 and beat Bole 6 to 5 as Kenyon pitched the first game and Armstrong the second. A fair crowd watched the lively matches as Choteau prepares for a return game at Augusta next Sunday.
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Choteau
Augusta
Bole
Kenyon
Armstrong
Chateau
Dixon Heads Republican Delegation Bid for Chicago Convention
Senator J M Dixon leads a Montana race for eight Republican spots at the Chicago convention as returns from 23 counties show Dixon Burlingame Albright and Booth secured seats. Four places remain with Selway Lusk Carroll Mantle Goddard Harvey among top contenders.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Chicago
Seth Maxwell
Dixon
J. M. Burlingame
Jacob Albright
EH. S. Booth
Selway
Lusk
Carroll
Mantle
Goddard
Harvey
County officials survey roads during Brady visit
Henry Radcliffe and Collins Ward toured Brady area last Saturday to collect election returns and inspect highways. They plan immediate road crew work on local routes leading into town.
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Henry Radcliffe
S and Collins Ward
Brady
Ella Wilke
Harry Harrington
R. E. Wilkie
Wachmuth
Great Falls
Leda Wilke
W. D. Emery
Conrad
Pullman
Washington
Valier
Bynum and Dupuyer
Teton County
E. R. Harrington
Valerian
E. C. Garrett
Chateau
Garrett
Dutton Sentinel
W. C
Curly
Boucher
Seeding Underway for Sugar Beet Crop in Several Districts
Experimental sugar beet seeding is in full swing at Choteau Conrad Walier and Fort Sian. Seed distribution to districts and drills has begun. Four drills operate near Choteau as Mr Henderson surveys the progress reporting satisfactory advancement.
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Choteau
Conrad
Walier
Fort Sian
Chotau
Henderson
First Session of New City Council Inducts Leaders
James Eckford was inducted as mayor and C A Cowell as second ward alderman. G M Coffey and A C Burbank left mayor and alderman posts. New mayor appointed W H Gorham marshal, John Blall clerk, W B Butchart treasurer, J E DeHaas police magistrate, L A Foot city attorney, and Wm Hodgskiss council president.
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James Eckford
C. A. Cowell
G. M. Coffey
A. C. Burbank
W. H. Gorham
John Blall
W. B. Butchart
J. E. DeHaas
L. A. Foot
Wm. Hodgskiss
Civil filings include Johnson versus Davis and Farley divorce
The district court records show Arthur D. Johnson against Holmes A. Davis with an abstract of judgment and Mary M. Farley against William R. Farley seeking a divorce.
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Clerk of the District Court
Arthur D. Johnson
Holmes A. Davis
Mary M. Farley
William R. Farley
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Hein Ranch
Donahey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
William Haggerty
Browning
Hagerty
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