Montana News Roundup Includes Trials and Elections
A wild woman terrorizes Livingston as authorities fail to catch her. A seven year old boy in Livingston dies from an accidental gunshot. A Great Falls woman sues her new husband Roy Hart after a four day acquaintance. Polson adopts commission government by five vote margin. Frank Wilson resigns as Oregon Short Line agent. E A Shewe succeeds. A Kentucky restaurant stabbing ends in death of Lottie Turner. Billings defendants beggar case ends in jail terms.
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Wanda Gaunt Hart
Great Falls
Roy D. Hart
Hart
Polson
Frank D. Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Butte
Salt Lake
E. A. Shewe
Harriman Lines
Ogden
Mr. Wilson
Lottie Turner
Billings
Clarence Douglas
Kentucky
Montana Members to Attend 86th National Electric Light Convention
Montana will be well represented at the National Electric Light Association 86th annual convention in Seattle from June 10 to 14. Included are numerous Montana utilities and companies such as Missoula Light and Water, Helena Light and Railway, Great Falls Electric, Anaconda Copper Mining, and others. Six monster trains will carry members from different points to meet in Kansas City and other cities, with return trips planned to several Northwest and Rocky Mountain destinations. An Alaska excursion is among the proposed activities.
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Montana
Seattle
National Electric Light Association
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Billings & Eastern Montana Power Company
Butte Electric and Power Company
Union Electric Company of
Dillon
Hughes Company of
Glendive
Great Falls Electric Properties
Missoula Light and Water Company
Note on Loan Shark Tactics From Anaconda Court Case
The Anaconda Standard reports a judge adjourned a case where Harry Ball borrowed $25 from E J Henroid on April 10 1911 and paid $15 50 with Henroid seeking $68 45 including $15 attorney fees. The piece highlights questionable lending practices and the note form signed by Ball and B F Prenevost.
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Anaconda Standard
Boland
Harry Ball
E. J. Henroid
Cadillac Enthusiasm Rooted in Precision Engineering
The article argues Cadillac’s preeminent appeal stems from unparalleled precision. It cites interchangeable pistons and cylinders, over 400 measured dimensions to one thousandth inch, and Johannson gauges accurate to one ten thousandth inch, highlighting decades of commitment to exacting standards as the core source of global Cadillac enthusiasm.
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Cadillac
Johannson
Eskelstuna
Sweden
Cadillac Company
Cadillac Frictionless Performance Highlighted
A historical defense of anti friction design in Cadillac cars detailing how reducing friction minimizes wear and tear and repair needs. The text claims smoother operation and luxury as key benefits, presenting Cadillac as a leading exponent of anti friction measurement methods.
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Cadillac
Why Cadillacs Stand Apart In Quality And Ease Of Use
A comparative appraisal argues Cadillac surpasses typical cars in reliability and refinement. It cites smoother starts, effortless operation, better steering, reduced maintenance, higher fuel efficiency, cooler engines, cleaner exhaust, and longer-term performance, underscoring standardized design and advanced manufacturing.
Promissory Note Suit Between Henrold and Ball Prenevost
In Anaconda Deer Lodge court, E J Henrold sues Harry Ball and B F Prenevost over a note dated April 18 1911 for 25.00 with 10 percent monthly interest and a 15.00 attorney fee. Plaintiff seeks 53.45 principal plus 15.00 fees total 68.43 with costs. The Anaconda attorney named as counsel denies signing or authorizing the complaint.
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Justice Court
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Thomas Boland
E. J. Henrold
Harry Ball
B. F. Prenevost
E. J. Henroid
Mont
State of
F. Prenevost
Henroid
Exclusive Territory Salesman Post for Yakima Valley Fruit
Toppenish Nursery Co offers a steady full time position in Yakima valley grown fruit and ornamental stock sales. Exclusive territory, cash weekly, outfit supplied. Apply Toppenish Wash. 4-tf.
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Yakima Valley
Toppenish Nursery C
Toppenish
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