Happenings From Montana Towns Across Week Feuds and Losses
A Montana roundup reports Ben Carlisle jailed after threatening his son in law William Broell in Livingston. William Vin eyard, 46, was shot in the arm near Helena by a person mistaken for a burglar. Other items note grants from federal royalties, a forest service death in Idaho, a major fire at Coffee Creek, and plans for a state poultry show in Helena.
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Livingston
Ben Carlisle
Jas. McClarty
McClarty
Carlisle
William
FB Broell
William Vineyard
Clyde
Missoula
Donald H. Bethune
Forest Service
Kaniksu Forest
Idaho
Greater reduction in rail rates asked by western commissions
The Montana railroad commission notes that eastern railroads have asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to permit further freight rate cuts to Pacific coast points, with a preferred scheme to tie intermediate points to coastal rates. Hearings are planned across the West, including Helena on November 23, and officials warn this could revive long and short haul disputes and challenge the long and short haul clause in the transportation act. President Harding proclaims November 11, 1921 as a holiday to honor soldiers, urging bells tolling and a period of silent thanks and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Montana Commission
Western Commissions
Railroad Commission
West
David Starr Jordan to Speak at Montana Teachers Meeting
The Montana State Teachers Association announces Dr. David Starr Jordan will be one of the speakers at the state teachers meeting in Great Falls during Thanksgiving week. Known as a leading educator and scientist, he has studied the disarmament issue in Europe. The note recalls Leland and Jane Stanford's generosity to Stanford University and Jordan’s role in its development.
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Montana State Teachers’ Association
Great Falls
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Montana
Leland Stanford
Jane Lathrop Stanford
University of California
Agassiz
Stanfords
Harding Proclaims Nov 11 National Holiday in U S
Washington November 5 A proclamation sets aside November 11 next as a legal holiday to honor those who gave their lives in the late world war. President Harding announces the observance as a mark of respect and remembrance for war dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington National Cemetery
Harding
Congress
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Arlington Cemetery
United States
Washington
U. S
Visitors From Big Hole Basin Tour Dillon For Supplies
A number of visitors arrived in Dillon this week from the Big Hole basin to take out loads of supplies. Among them were Martin Jackson John Anderson Sam Peterson Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast Mr and Mrs Tom Pendergast Jess W Finsley Harry G Davis and Soren P Nelson.
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Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Martin Jackson
John Anderson
Sam Peterson
Dan Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
Jess W. Finsley
Harry G. Davis
Soren P. Nelson
McKeown Visited City from Brownes on Sunday
C. D. McKeown was a Sunday visitor in the city from Brownes, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. McKeown
Brownes
Notice to Creditors Estates of McNinch and Mauldin
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estates of Lewis E. McNinch and Nancy A. Mauldin to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Admins and executors located in Butte and Dillon Montana. Dates October 21 29 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis EB. MecNinch
Lewis EH. McNinch
Owsley Block
Butte
Montana
Charles E. O'Neill
Lewis E. McNinch
Clarence Hanley
Nancy A. Mauldin
T. E. Gilbert
Dillon
Beaverhead
F. A. Hazelbaker
Nancy A Mauldin
No Hunting Allowed on Upper Blacktail Ranch
Notice from Landon Sheep Company Estate of Basil G. Swafford deceased executrix Lydia J. Swafford appeals to creditors and all interested parties to contact Rodgers Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana for estate affairs. First published October 19 1921.
Executor notices in the estate of John A Lawrence
The executor announces probate actions for the estate of John A Lawrence deceased. Official notice published October 19 1921 lists J H Gilbert as executor and the law offices handling the estate.
Estate of Letitia M Scott Executor Notice
Estate of Letitia M Scott deceased invites creditors to present claims within four months after the executor of the estate files at the law offices of Rodgers Gilbert in Dillon Montana. A note records the executor of the estate Letitia M Scott deceased.
Executors of Martin Rutke Estate Notice
Estate of Martin Rutke deceased directs creditors and claimants to present claims to executors Thomas A Craver and Oleta Eda Freeman at Rodgers & Gilbert Dillon Montana. First published October 1921.
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Martin Rutke
Rodgers & Gilbert
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
Thomas A. Craver
Oleta Eda Freeman
Estate of Bert Kruletz Administratrix Notice
The administratrix Mary Starcevich announces to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of Bert Kruletz deceased that proceedings are at the offices of T. E. Gilbert in Dillon Montana. Dated October 18 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kruletz
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead
Montana
Mary Starcevich
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broell
J. W. Walker
Lewistown
Coffee Creek
Cape
Washington, D. C
Dixon
White House
Red Lodge
J. W. Flaherty
The
Eagle Coal Company
John T. Flaherty
Flaherty
East Side
Howard K. Pierce
L. B. Riebe
Nellie Gowdy
Flathead County
Supreme Court
Pierce
Riebe
Flathead District Court
Thompson Falls
Arthur Popham
Montana Power Company
Addis Ainsworth
Montana State Poultry Association
Lew. Barber
Lima
Okraa
Rse
Aoe Onei
Dr.Price
Loo Independence Blvd
Chicago,il
Beavermont
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator
Dillon, Montana
First National Bank
New York
Jasper Nelson
Prop
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
David
Landon Sheep Company
Basil G. Swafford
Lydia J. Swafford
John A. Lawrence
J. H. Gilbert
Letitia M. Scott
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