Foreclosure of Bannack mining properties on mortgage default
Notice states Bannack Gold Mining Company defaulted on a February 1917 mortgage to Title Guarantee & Trust Company. It forecloses by sale of Empire and Montana Lode claims plus Springfield Wadams and other listed mining properties in Beaverhead County Montana including associated mill sites and placer claims and a water ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack Gold Mining Company
State of
Montana
Gail Mhottdige and Trust
Hothe
Empire Lode
Montana Lode
French Lode
Wadams Lode
Wallace Lode
Golden Leaf Lode
Junction Lode
Springfield Lode
Junction Mill Site
South Side Placer
Hillside Placer
North Side Water Ditch and property sale description in Beaverhead
Trustee sale of property including water rights from Grasshopper Creek to North Side Ditch and all appurtenances and personal property. Auction at Beaverhead County courthouse in Dillon on November 23, 1917 at 10 a.m. to satisfy mortgage debt, costs, and interest. Per E B Howell, attorney for Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper Creek
Junction Mill
Phil. Shennon
C. H. Hand
Beaverhead
C. K. Wyman
State of Montana
Beaverlead County
State of
Montana
Dillon
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
E. B. Howell
Certificate of Individual Ownership in George Engineering Co
George W. Elder of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana declares sole ownership and operation of the fictitious business name George Engineering Company under Revised Codes section 5509. notarized November 1, 1917 by Harlow Pease with seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
Beaverhead
I. G. V. Elder
Montana
George Engineering Company
George W. Elder
Dillon
Beaverhead County
G. V. Elder
County of
Harlow Pease
G. W. Elder
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
Dillon Carriage Works Ad Demands Tool Sharpening
Notion urges readers to sharpen dies plows and harrows at Dillon Carriage Works. It features a Giant Wonder Disc sharpener claimed to deliver the best work at reasonable prices.
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Dillon Carriage Works
Clerk Carrier Examination Postponed to December 8 1917
The Civil Service Commission postpones the Clerk Carrier examination in Dillon Montana from November 10 1917 to December 8 1917. Both men and women may apply. Apply at the local secretary post office or the eleventh district Seattle for blanks and full details.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Dillon
Montana
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Tribune Book Store Sells Latest Sheet Music
Publisher supplied sheet music and instrumental pieces arrive weekly at Tribune Book Store. Orders accepted for titles not in stock.
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Tribune Book Store
Flags for All Sizes Offered at Tribune Book Store
Advertises flag varieties available at the Tribune Book Store with selections for different sizes and uses.
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Tribune Book Store
Fire Rips Washburn Wire Factory On New York Waterfront
A major blaze at the Washburn Wire company plant on Manhattan’s Harlem waterfront destroyed the factory building area between One Hundred and Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. Loss estimated near 2 million dollars as flames raged over more than three hours. Patrolman saw three separate blazes and workers from multiple nationalities were on site. Families fled with belongings as the blaze threatened surrounding structures.
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New York
New York City
Washburn Wire Company
East River
Harlem
Daniel C.turner
Marshal Bréphy
Aero Club of America urges $1 million emergency air fleet
At its annual meeting in New York the Aero Club of America adopted resolutions urging Congress to appropriate not less than $1 000 000 to build an emergency air fleet of huge war planes to offset German mobility on interior lines. The resolutions call for this sum in addition to the existing one billion dollars for the current aeronautic program.
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New York
Congress
Aero Club of America
Market report highlights grain and oats trading in Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago grain and oats market data show December corn opening at about 1.20 to 1.21 with session highs near 1.21 and close around 1.215. May corn opens near 1.15 with highs around 1.174 and close near 1.16 while oats close around 0.64. Minneapolis grain notes wheat receipts 367 cars, corn No 3 yellow 2.20 to 2.25, oats No 8 white 0.63 to 0.64, flax 3.40 to 3.42, rye 1.78 to 1.79, barley 1.27, flour steady, shipments 116 628 barrels.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
World News in Brief Compact Form
Secretary Daniels reports over 40 000 anti submarine devices submitted to the Navy. An English prize court condemns 228 000 pounds of rubber from New York to Swedish ports. Liberty loan subscribers in the Ninth Federal Reserve District far exceed quota by 84 932 850 dollars, total 140 932 650. Unfilled U S Steel orders fall to 9 000 675 tons. Federal agents cease warrantless baggage searches while bone dry law case awaits. Frieda Hempel concert in Youngstown canceled over alleged pro German sentiments. German troops landings in Aland Island area reported. Major Benedict Crowell appointed assistant secretary of war. Camp Nichols fire damages buildings. army supplies moved. Prof. Scott Nearing pleads guilty to disorderly conduct in Duluth. Ohio anti-prohibition lead persists by a small margin. Camp Lewis tuberculosis screening to begin. Australia plans second conscription referendum. U S senators on short trip to American front in Europe.
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Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve District
Minneapolis
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Italians Repel Austro German Attacks Near Asiago
London dispatch notes Italian counter strokes hold the Asiago front as Austro German forces face reversals near Asiago and the Piave. German advances toward Venice are checked with a bridgehead retaken and artillery precautions around the city.
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Asingo
Ding
Asiago
Fonzaso
Astaggo
Settq Comuni
Mont Longara
Piave
Monte San Donin
Zenson
Venice
Chicago Livestock Market Report Nov 14
Hogs receipts 24000 with prices about 10 cents above yesterday. Bulk hogs 17.25 to 17.60, night 16.60 to 17, rough 16.90 to 17.10, pigs 13.55. Cattle receipts 15000 native steers 6.85 to 16.50, western steers 5.85 to 13.40, stockers 5.65 to 11.38, cows 4.50 to 11.65, calves 6.75 to 18.28. Sheep receipts 14000, market steady. wethers 8 to 12.8, ewes 7.50 to 11.25, lambs 12 to 16.66.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Results and Prices
Omaha reports hog receipts of 9 600 with higher prices led by heavies at 16.95 to 17.40 and pigs near 10 to 19.50. cattle receipts 13 500 with steady trend and varied classes from steers 9 to 16 in value. sheep strong with yearlings 10.50 to 13.50 and lambs 16 to 17. St Paul lists hogs 11 000 up 25c to 16.70 16.75. cattle 3 100 killers steady with steers 5.15 and cows 5.75 to 8. sheep 1 500 steady with lambs 8 to 15.75.
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St. Paul
Montana Men Convicted In Canadian Land Scheme
Portland reports W. F. Hallowell of Tacoma and W. F. Lick of Montana found guilty in federal court of protecting fraudulent land deals as principals in the Canadian conspiracy case. Behtence postponed 20 days pending appeal. other defendants GotHeb Miller and W. J. Earle discharged.
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Portland
W. F. Hallowell
Tacoma
W. F. Lick
Montana
Behtence
GotHeb Miller
W. J. Earle
Peace Will Come When The War Is Won Says President
President Wilson told the American Federation of Labor in Buffalo that peace must wait until Germany is defeated. He said he favored peace but rejected pacifists and noted Colonel E M House is at an allied war conference to determine how the war will be won to secure lasting peace.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
United States
Germany
E. M. House
San Francisco seeks a smokeless flag display
San Francisco residents urge President Wilson to issue a proclamation for a clean flag at all times. They want the flag shown only where it can remain pristine, away from factory smoke and substances that mar its original clearness.
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San Francisco
San
Sub Won't Break England Says Admiral Beresford
London reports Admiral Lord Beresford believes the war will be long. He cites serious positions with Russia and Italy but optimism in the west, urging government honesty and less secrecy as submarines menace Britain but will not bring Britain to its knees.
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England
London
Lord Beresford
Russia
Italy
Britain
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Bannack
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Belgium
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Cairo
Egypt
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State Department
Washington
Daniels
Nivy Department
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Prohibition
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Youngstown, O
Frieda Hempel
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Miss Hempel
St Copenhagen
Aland
Battle Sea
Benedict Crowell
Panama Canal
William M. Ingram
Maine
Camp Nicholls
Old
City Park
New Orleans
Army Quartermaster
Scott Nearing
People’s Council For Peace and Democracy
Duluth
Ohio
Camp Lewis
Europe
Talis Holding
Ress
Ital
Ians
Lake Garda
Trentino
Adriatic Sea
Treutons
Diave
Doges
Deelises
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