Montana towns buzz with ventures and legal notices
Bozeman plans a new theater at 100000 dollars. Simms subscribes capital for a 60000 dollar pea cannery. Big Timben promotes War Savings Stamps in Sweetgrass schools. Billings reports 79776.75 dollars from a sheep sale of over 6000 head at 12.75 each. Musselshell builds fifty silos and more. a creamery hotel and block are planned in Roundup. Fergus County sues Lewistown for 1291.30 for influenza care costs. Lampe leaves for Seattle to head a fur expedition to Siberia. Roundup notes a local captain’s overseas marriage and Belgian stay. A reinforced reservoir plan is approved in Roundup. Proctor wins 2900 damages after unjust discharge suit against Great Northern. Miles City seed sales surge with 15000 pounds of Grimm alfalfa sold. Missoula Bentz, Camp all-star, discharged and practicing law in South Dakota. Eureka Ruth Rhodes saves baby in house fire. Great Falls officials seek 8000 plus for care of girls at House of the Good Shepherd. Great Falls suit seeks 23000 damages over Mennonite land sale tied to draft evasion. Bozeman Lou Harwood seeks 2000 damages for missing his stepfather’s death bedside.
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Bozeman
Simms
Sweetgrass County
Musselshell County
Lewistown
Fergus County
Polson
John Lampe
Seattle
Siberia
Lampe
Alaska
J. Newton Alexander
Belgium
Billings
Great Northern Railroad
R. B. Proctor
Miles City
Yellowstone Valley Seed Growers’ Association
Grimm
Missoula
Christian
Bentz
The
State University
Navy
Walter Camp
South Dakota
Eureka
Ruth Rhodes
Rhodes
Steve
Ruth
Great Falls
State Bureau of Clild and Animal Protection
Cascide
House of the Good Shepherd
Helena
C. B. Brest
Paul
John Stahl
Milwaukee Road
Willow Creek
Lou Harwood
Germany Prepares for Economic Tightening Amid Ebert Uncertainty
Reports indicate the government will pursue strict budget cuts and cost savings as political instability grows with Chancellor Ebert's position in question, signaling plans to protect public finances.
Congress adjournment harms Montana in key bills
Senator Walsh says Montana lost big as Congress adjourned without passing Indian and water power measures. He notes $375,000 for Flathead irrigation, $100,000 Fort Peck, $50,009 Blackfeet, $150,000 Crow projects, plus $95,000 Huntley, $234,000 Milk River, $141,000 Sunriver, and $59,000 Lower Yellowstone. Oil leasing and water power bills would have unlocked mineral lands, phosphates near Melrose and Philipsburg, and Big Horn power development, bringing millions and jobs to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Congress
Flathead Reservation
Fort Peck
Crow Reservation
Huntley
Milk River
Sunriver
Yellowstone
House
Senate
Montana Oil Establishes Free Query Service for Tractor Owners
The Montana Oil Company opens an expert service bureau at its Helena general office to answer all lubricating and fuel questions free of charge for Montana tractor owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oil Company
Helena
Montana
President Car ranza and his whiskers in tense machinery
A fragment notes President Car ranza's impressive whiskers risk entangling with machinery if he continues to monkey with his little monkey wrench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
World News Highlights From Across The Globe
Caruso to pay 1918 income tax of 15393370 dollars with 38483 paid as first instalment. US credit for Italy's loans grows to 1421500000 after 16500000 added. Mendoza, Argentina workers strike affecting 36 unions. Cottin convicted by court martial and sentenced to death. Mormon leaders held by Villa in Juarez. German loot from France being returned to owners in Brussels. Chile warns league of nations hurts Chilean interests. Lincoln tornado kills one, injures three, damages property. Ysselhaven sinks after mine. passengers from Baltimore to Copenhagen. Latin America war damages bill estimated at 1000000000. 32 Industrial Workers of the World trial adjourned to September. 162 people arrested in New York connected to bolsheviks. 36 enemy aliens to be deported from Fort Douglas. Danzig 126 tons of American foodstuffs turned over for distribution. Russian soviet appoints Swiss Moor as new minister with broad powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enrico Caruso
Washington
Italy
United States
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Paris
Emil Cottin
Clemenceau
Juarez
Mexico
Villa
France
Brussels
Chile
League of Nations
Lincoln
Neb
London
Yselhaven
Baltimore
Copenhagen
Wichita
Salt Lake
Utah
Fort Douglas
Austria
Germany
Danzig
iIt
Moor
Montana Classifieds Promote Farm Lands and Livestock
Multiple Montana ads offer 160 acre farm land near Conrad with ditch cistern reservoir granary house and barn ready for spring, 643 acres in Madison Valley with 500 inches water, and various grain and stock farm listings with payments, exchanges and cattle offers. Also listing Belgians Herefords and ranch exchanges with rates and locations across Helena Conrad Livingston Pipestone Springs and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
J. N. Rochester
Ford Building
Great Falls
Madison Valley
N. Warren St. Helena
Montee le Metren
Helena
Bon
Herbert A. Hover
Lena
Montana
J. Winchester
Khedivh, Sask
Canada
Judith Basin
Farmera Land Co
Lewistown
Shields Tivin Valley
J. W. Hefferlin
Livingston, Mont
C. H. Campbell & Son
Mont
Eons
Washington
City of
Spokane
Consolidated Land Co
Wik
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Ivery
Ebert
Senator Walsh
Geological Survey
Melrose
Philipsburg
Elliston
Big Horn
Ofimport
Savelare Secret Service
Northwest
Boise
Poertella
Portland
Butte
Poentella
Ida
Ming
Hard Bros
Wolloop Block
Leggat
Cc. O. Vowell
S. O, Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Hontana
Great Falls, Mont
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Morsh
Dillon
Ight Bay
Tanchland CO
Pipestone Springs
Holsthin Bulls
Word & Hollister Mauch (Inc
Darby, Mont
D. Watson Robb Co
Blatchfords Foods
Orsh & Greenfield Co
Woodruff-Boyca Seed Co
Pike Street
Wash
Liscomb
Minn
James Rannel
Harlem
Cox
M. C. Henderson
Columbia Gardens Fowers
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Rovig Lumber Co
First Ave
Bowden & Karbel
Helena, Mont
Stock Ranch
V. O
Helena Adjustment CO
BOY Scouts
Pres. Wilson
Mall
B. B. Calkins Co
Butte, Mont
Nickerson
West Park
Hoenck
Minneapolis
KODAK
ICICI
Eastman Kodaks
Kenyon & Wheeler
Blue Prints
Blue Print & Supply Co
Dunn Be
J. Rowland
Arssayerrs
Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Grover
Leuchars
1St Ave
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