Change of Venue Granted in $200000 Damage Suit
Walter J. Hill of Saint Paul was granted a change of venue from Yellowstone to Park County for the $200,000 alienation suit filed by Frank Gottlob Jr. Hill’s move, supported by James F. O Connor, shifts the case to Livingston as the defense plans to argue. The suit, filed in late June, accuses Hill of wicked acts disrupting Gottlob’s marriage in 1921 and notes Gottlob divorced in 1922 and gained custody of their daughter. Gottlob’s wife is said to be in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Walter J. Hill
St Paul
James J. Hill
Park County
O. F. Goddard
Yellowstone
Frank Gottlob, Jr
Sweet Grass County
Cemse
Ifill
Gottlob
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Hill Dewurrer
Hil
Goddard
Hill
Gotjohs
Gottioh
Wenatchee
Wash
Gattloh
Chicago
Goltion
Ottawa
Report Good Yields From Rosebud Wheat Fields
A weather summary notes good yields in Rosebud County with wheat prospects improving after hot conditions and heavy rains in other areas. Corn shows resilience despite heat while bean crops suffer in parts, and northern fields anticipate stronger harvests later this week guided by recent rainfall and cooler nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Optioatto
Nis
Lee
Stray horse freed from cesspool after rescue effort
A large brown horse, about 1,400 pounds, fell into a cesspool behind 798 Custer Avenue. City Detective Schultz, Police Sergeant Ueagney, Humane Officer Mann, and Street Commissioner Tari led the rescue using tackle and a block and tackle after the plank covering gave way. The animal escaped as workers pulled it to the surface with a rope and a spring cart, though its exact owner remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilings
Schultz
Chas. Ueagney
Diatricé Humana
Harry Mann
Street
A. R. Tari
Custer Avenue
Ilha
Nowthy
Overall Gang Still Busy With Holdups
Hutte Awe to Luther Stall of 447 South Ohio said he was attacked near his home early yesterday by two young men who robbed him of several dollars. Stall provided a description of the assailants, noting they were young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Luther Stall
South Ohio
Palien
Stall
Editors prepare for big outing to Yellowstone convention
Great Falls Aug Léo About ten days remain before the Montana State Press association convenes in Livingston Aug 27 at 9 A M. The gathering blends business and recreation with speeches by Governor Erickson and Rep Leavitt on the press and the state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Faille
Léo
Montana State Press Association
Livingston
S.E. Peterson
Yellowstone Park
John E. Erickson
Scott Leavitt
Thea
Natlog
Melville E. Stone
Lin
Dean A. Ju. Stone
Chamber of Commerce of
Treasure Stara
Quartet of Hutte
Threshing Under Way in Stillwater Boosts Wheat Yields
Stillwater reports robust threshing with wheat varieties yielding well across multiple sections. Chief Roberts field delivered AK bushels, another 62 in a different field, both irrigated. Overall yields exceed expectations with winter wheat approaching high figures despite winds and dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Columbus
Ang
Park City
Roberts
Equa
Rony
Acre
Ganch
Somnambulist Falls From Window Injures Youth
James Shea aged 20 of 44 West Woolman Street fractured his eighth dorsal vertebra and sustained a minor head injury when he fell from a window at approximately 4 50 after wandering asleep from bed. He was taken to St James Hospital and was rapidly recovering with expected discharge in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Shea
St. James Hospital
Ybe
Clarence Watson and ranch visitors spend Friday nearby
Clarence Watson from Watson Bros ranch visited Friday with Mia GC C Diehl Wille daugh ter Natey and Toter lind from Beaver. Dr Meade Campbell from Campbell ranch picked up on Freeman creek. Forest Guard Thomason and Archie Watson and A I Moran prepared two day business trips to Helena Auguala and Telenk. Axel Holmatrom of A B Cook sheep ranch passed through Thursday heading over the range with Paul Wreaton Arthur Weston and young son Wirhur to Hoiena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Holmatrom
A. B. Cook
Paul Wreaton
Arthur Weston
Iwirhur
Hoiena
Musael shell Old Timers hold August picnic at Ton dot grove
Harlowton August 16 Pioneer Association picnic drew about 190 old timers. Speakers Hon F S Webster Shawmut and Senator B C White Buffalo praised early settlers and reclamation work. Reminiscences recalled George Lyons sheep deal and a court fight quelled by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Pioneer Association
Tondot Grove
F. S. Webster
Shawmut
Wheatland County
Montana
B. C. White
Buffalo
Parry
George Moore
W. A. Hedges
Wilson
Parburry
George Lyons
Air
Lyons
Senator White
Dave Carlyle
Fidge
Farmer Loses Foot in Thresher Gear
A farmer in Columbus Ava district tenth suffered a severe injury when his foot was caught in a thresher gear. Sheriff Tom Bolton reported the incident and the foot was amputated. The injured man is recovering at the time of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ava
Klingr Bo Pesheran
Pawel
Tom Bolton
Menirs Culy Coteiroiti Lot Ons Inaugural Meeting
The text records a 1928 convention select Lewistown as host. Dr George Thorwihy of Tewns town elected vice president and Fo Downs of BURR chosen elector secretary. A board of directors was re-elect, and Daniela or Tinzeman listed as president or issuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Miles Die
Monin Metropractin Ageneration
Daniela
Tinzeman
George Thorwihy
Tewnstown
Heewig Fo Downs
Burr
Wiso
Peasurer
Lewistown Awas
Belgrade Social Notes Share Travels and Visits
Belgrade Brevities list residents and visitors: Mrs Frank Crigidy of Helena stayed with sister Mrs Floyd Harrington. Dr Frank Obers and Milas Rath Greenly of Massachusetts went to Yellowstone. H T Lynn and family and W Hey Moore families were elsewhere. Mrs J K Moore and Miss Wilda Grand visited Helena. Miss Donna Vecox returned from time with grandparents. Mrs Vy Jones, formerly Belgrade, now of Butte, attended business. C U Grogan and family toured Butte Missoula. S C Allen and Billy, Mrs Allen, and R Bowers and family traveled Yellowstone. Mrs M C Smiley hosted guests. Miss Adal Beerstecher of New York and Miss Marguerite Drake of Port Townsend were at Mrs Edwin Stephenson's home. Mr and Mrs William Fitzstephens and son left for trips to Burns, Missoula, and Flathead Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Frank] Crigidy
Fielena
Floyd Harrington
Frank Obers
Milas Rath Greenly
Massachusetts
Yellowstone Park
H. T Lynn
Fom
Herbert
W. Hey Moore
J. K. Moore
Mins Wilda Grand
Helena
Burts
Missoula
Flathead Lake
Former chaplain swindled by spark plug firm tale unfolds
Ruthe Auglov Frances Ball, former chaplain of the house of representatives in the nineteenth assembly, sues J B Moran for about $2,000,000 alleging Moran sold him a non existent agency and spark plugs from Spark Plug Company of Spokane. Ball says Moran gave 400 spark plugs and an agency claim, Moran disappeared after a trip, and Ball never received promised calls or payments. Investigation shows Spark Plug Company moved from Spokane in 1922 and later failed in Portland. Moran reportedly traveled to Anticonda to recruit workers while Ball alleges deceit and failure to honor arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Spark Phig Company of
Spokane
O'Connell
Portland
Bird
Vic
Ball
Rall
O'Vonnell
Butte
Ovegon Avenue
Connell
Matt
Apenes
Antconda
Spe Maran
Dakota Woman Sues Broadview Man for Delinquent Alimony
Adelima J Robb, suing former husband Harry J Robb after a Ward County divorce, charges he has not paid $40 monthly alimony since July, seeking four weeks of back support and ongoing payments. The case outlines Robb's alleged failure to provide child support and alimony after the dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Broadview
Billings
Adelima J. Robb
Distee
Priday
Harry J. Robb
Rehlow
Tree Ant
Robh
Ward County
Nort Dakota
Dresee
Rabbia
Tam
Flower Show Planned by Deer Lodge Woman's Club
The Deer Lodge Woman's Club sponsors a flower show next Saturday featuring blooms such as nasturtiums sweet peas golden glow pansies and snapdragons with prizes for best display plus a vegetable exhibit. Judges include Prof. FA Asbury and Mrs. WC Webb. Swimming classes and life saving instruction schedules announced with age groups A classes 2 to 18 and adult sessions mornings private lessons available. Mrs. Mary K. Lewis of Spokane and Mrs. H. T. Manlove visit. Mrs. Chris Thompson returns from Spokane and Coeur d Alene trips.
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Neer Lodge
Deer Hodge Woman
Vlab Ta
Feld
Insha Hotel
Roma
Star Store
Camiminea
Fa, Asbury
PL. Calmetted
WC. Webb
Inabuccar Andresen
Mondhyr
Ufe
Mary K. Lewis
Spokane
Chria ‘Thompson
H. T. Manlove
Wate
Chria Thompson
Hare
Coeur d'Alene
Forged Wedding Sparks Annulment Suit in South Dakota
Mary Richardson sues to annul her July 22 marriage to Lewis Richardson in Miner County South Dakota alleging coercion and fraud. The case cites a forced ceremony while both were jailed and pressured by local officials to wed, with plans later abandoned and vows to seek annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soula
Mary Richardson
Superior
Tewis Richardson
Hyde
Miner County
Fae Gene Harpole
Richardeon Save
Gail
Reunty
Justice of the Peace
Wild Oats Noticed in Fergus Co Wheat Report
A Fergus County wheat report notes Wild Oats appearing in Lewistown fields. Observers describe drought and dry farming effects on wheat kernels and grain quality, with early indications of reduced yield potential and elevator handling impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Co
Lewistown
Ave
Trinitary
Elds
Sheridan Teamster Killed by Runaway Horses
In Dillon on August 10 a Sheridan teamster named Charles Coffey was thrown beneath a driving wagon when horses ran away. He died from the injuries suffered, with local officials and witnesses noting the incident occurred near a government road under Colonial Valley construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Charles
Aflex
Wresblenewy
Sheridad
Cotraner Phillips
Centennial Valley
Coffey
Madison County
Boy Trapped Inside Safe Rescued In Harlowton
In Harlowton on Angust 1 at Abe and Mes Lerkez home a boy became trapped inside a safe after the door shut during play. Police and fire crews were alerted as neighbors and authorities searched the site. Before they arrived, Mrs Leckew discovered the safe’s combination and the boy was released with reported illness but no lasting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Ang
Abe
Mes
Lerkes
Trellywood
Marlow
Flapper Fanny on the Mad Era Flirt Trends
Flapper Fanny pins three aims in the era lifelike style. She cites thrill frills and attitude as the defining features shaping fashion and social mood.
The Helena Independent Establishment Details
The Helena Independent, established 1666, is published daily by The Independent Publishing Company Inc. at Helena Montana. Offices listed in New York City San Francisco and Montgomery Street provide news distribution. The paper claims exclusive rights to disseminate all news dispatches credited or not and to the final news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Alontand
Trehannasion Shresko
Mana
Ualtel
Kintern
Fruddes
King and
Independent
United States
Atvertiser
Aspen
Main Street
Loading Stations for Northern Beet Crop Nears Ready
Reports from Krandahe Sugar company inspectors describe nearing completion of loading stations at Paisley Strater Wagner Dolson Zunch and Blahlem in northern Montana. The permanent loaner will be at Malta North Park Sadler along the Mil River Valley. Portable readers to be set at Nachva Tampica Flitsdate Madtoe Adams Clasgpow and Malta stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
North Park
Sadler
Mil River
Great Falls
Nachva
Tampica
Man and Wife Admit Defeat Over Drug Habit
Tartle Aur J E Me and Mrs Charles Darbig admit narcotic addiction beat them. The couple, staying at Wann Springs State Hospital, plan treatment to regain health and self respect. They acknowledge they were aware of their condition and prefer treatment to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darbig
Shinir Eal Shuriv
Wann Springs
Tadge J. J. Tenel
Department of the District Court
Denelige
Ulike
Adidiets
Robbery Charge Filed Against Two Suspects
Miscessia August Robbery case heads to Wishier Court with Frank Spencer and Miller arraigned on robbery charges. They faced preliminary hearings after a July arrest, bound over for trial, with bond set high and defense appointed. Victim Edward Ros reported a car larceny on late grade.
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Frank
Frank Spenrer
Jil
Dancan
Wishier Court
Dr. Lemley
Spencer
Miller
Doncan
Arithestras Ag
Beer
Galen
Che Vourhs
Throw Pleas
Edward Ros
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Cesspool
Park
Tree Museum
Lake Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
America
Mount Washburn
Tower Falls
Camp Tensevelt
Buffalo Ranch
Lamar River
Mammoth
Park Transportation
Cal's
Somnambulist
Watson News
Muselshell
White
Jaynes OF Menirs
Culosien
Belgrade News
Deer Lodge
Sheridan Teamster
Boy
Flapper
Fanny
Whanes
Pudilentos Company Inc
Ess
Bukbau
Ameritad Plan
Panwell
Wiser
Fesiale
East Velen
Kiteina
Bitan
Madina Ceopnie
Rane
Saarbott
Kithaml
Aditrons
Lleward
Man and Wife
Dope
Sherman
Curtin
Musa
Fliona
Mandel
Phana
Pano
South Rodney
Kasur
Cempary
Ji Nocth Park
Hma-At
Chevrolet
Motor Inn
Mitchell Elk
Phove
Sue Rig¢oetmo
Nerin
Than
Phans
Broadway
Oxford
Aste
Lorna Inve
Ate
New Park
Lewin Woowrhute
Kill-rt
Grandon
Dolone Apartimante
Ds Ulder
Helenn Nabel ReTort
Lust UK
Madfy
F. Kati
Jeffeyayny Otry
Batre
Tia
Hee
Allen Electric
Peter
Rarges—Supplies
Goudaty Bros
South Main
Dempy Garage
N. Park
Ara. Ae
City Taxi
Tranafer
Mouston
Willard
W. Lawrence
Herman
Frewler
Placer Empson Alley
N. Jackson St
Neil O'Donnell
Madison St
Mangela
North Main
N. Main
Olar Employment Agency
Main St
Ee Bee Furniture Hospital
Main
McKinney Hall
Power Annex
Postoffleg
Flette Beauty Parlors
Christie's
N. Jackson Street
Ericka Zimmermen
Lyle
Pittsburg
Culbertson
Baker Block
Wright
S. Main
Eugene Giliot
Sixth Ave
FeryWizer
Moora
Boulder Ave
Wood Yard
State St
32Th Ave
Aid Holling
Teoma Dunemon
Hartson
Harrison
Breckenridge
Pratt & HeathCo
Harry Gilmore
Fee
Elmer Lyon
Milltown
Ther
Bertha
Cyr
Anna Boucher
Amie
Iit
Sand
Apse
Phen Sastey
Lynn
Fey
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