Practical Railroad Man Nominated to State Board
Sam M. Ross of Hamilton, a Republican candidate for the state railroad inspector post, has 10 years in railway mechanic work and seven years with the commission. He has run mercantile ventures for seven years and served in the Missoula county House seat in the ninth and tenth assemblies, chairing labor committees. Born in Chicago, he moved to Montana in 1901 and is well known statewide. friends see his election as a campaign certainty.
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Ross
Missoula County
House Committee On Labor
Mr. Ross
Chicago
Montana
Riddick Seeks Re election on Strong Farm Backing
The article profiles Carl Riddick elected to Montana’s Second District, highlighting his farmer backing eastern Montana backing, experience in business and publishing, and effort to balance city and country interests. It notes his unopposed party nomination and his Lewistown home.
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Montana
Bim
Farmers’ Organizations
Riddick
Engagement announced for Miss Francis McLean to Merle Smith
Mrs. Kenneth Grant McLean announced at a tea the engagement of her daughter Miss Francis McLean to Mr. Merle D. Smith. The couple have connections in Riverside and Washington, with Smith a former French theater? lieutenant and current assistant cashier at Security Savings Bank. No wedding date has been set.
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Miss McLean
Mr. Smith
Riverside
Signal Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Security Savings Bank
Francis V. Sleeth
Washington, D. C
R. A. Kirchoffer
Evelyn Adams
Riverside En
Crossen Attends Montana Democrats Meeting in Helena
P H Crossen traveled to Helena for Friday afternoon gathering promoted by Senator Henry Myers of the old time Democrats of Montana. Ab Hillberg was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in county jail on a guilty plea for importing 225 quart bottles of Old Tucker whisky. The whisky was ordered destroyed. Marshal Dollemore arrested Hillberg, with Sheriff Martine holding him in jail.
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Morris Querrechachearia
Domingo Equilior
Idaho
District Court
Querrechachebaria
Equilior
Canada
United States
Teton County
P. H. Crossen
Chateau
Helena
Henry Myers
Old Time Democrats of
Montana
Pat
Ab Hillberg
Greene
Dollemore
Hillberg
Martine
House for Sale in Chateau With Two Lots and Garage
Good seven roomed house with two residence lots and a garage and barn offered at 3700 dollars. Cash down and ten percent interest on deferred payments. Desirable residence property near town business area. Inquire of C. D. Yeager Choteau.
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Chateau
C. D. Yeager
Choteau
McClintock Divorce Filed in Montana Court
Sadie E. McClintock sues William R. McClintock in Teton County for divorce on desertion and willful neglect with custody of minor George Byron McClintock. The case is filed in the thirteenth judicial district with attorney T H Pridham for the plaintiff. first published Sept 17, 1920.
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Chateau
Teton County
Montana
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Sadie E. McClintock
William R. McClintock
George Byron McClintock
T. H. Pridham
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Sam M. Ross
Hamilton
Republican Party
Carl Riddick
J. M. Weaver, Prop
Smith
Suite 14
Frances McLean
Merle D. Smith
Kenneth Grant
McLean
Miss Francis
Lean
Carlton Place
Sion
M. Murray
Long Beach
France
Terprise
Myron H. Burd
Levi J. and
Ira Burd
George S. Mar
Tin
Phil la Breche
Dr. Martin Ranch
Mace
Burd
Browning Review
Cox
Sir John Falstaff
Sir John
Duluth
Minn
News- Tribune
State of
Strain Realty Company
W. H. Emerson
Emerson
Union Bank & Trust Company
J. C. Emerson
B. M. Jacobson
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Great Falls
Plaintiff
Lot
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Pairfield Ae Enewatereesesseeseeseese
Lowry Eedes Neenacneceteessrees
Adams Oil Co
Mutual Oil Co
Choteau, Montana
T. A. Meaguer
Mozer Shoe Repair Shop
West of Stockmens State Bank
Stockmens State Bank
J. M. Baker Elevator Co
Mar
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