Settlement of the Mary W. Mahaffey Estate Nears
Final report in district court shows Mary W. Mahaffey’s estate valued at $61,812 with debts at $2,082 and expenses $8,243. Bequests total about 51,000 to residuary legatees, with Ida Rosencran to receive the remainder. rumored settlement around $15,000 to the legatee. Administrated by A. D. Smith. attorney C A Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Mahaffey
District Court
A. D. Smith
Vidlen G. Hale
Hattie Loble Gans
Mre C HB Nolan
Carson Bechtal
Florence R Weng
Mra Frank Arnold
Alice M Balfour
Pearl Tanant
Margaret Ashbrook
Ida
Rosencran
Mahaffay
State funds and bonds totalling millions for investment
State Treasurer Wil Harmon reports large pools of funds available for investment through the State Land Board. Read as: Public schools $185,000. State University $38,000. Agricultural College Morrell $2,000. Agricultural College second $381,000. School of Mines $87,000. State Normal School $40,000. Dear and Bund school $9,600. State Industrial school $98,000. educational bonds interest and sinking fund $720,000 with May warrant purchases about $300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statt Land Board
Wil Harmon
Atate
State Juniversist
Agricultural College Morrell
Agricultural College
School of Mines
State Normal School
Dear and Bund School
State Industrial School
Kalispell Lead Mine Firm Formed with 160000 Capital
Articles of Incorporation filed in Kalispell name Marlie Lead Mining Company with capital stock of 160000 dollars. Incorporators RO Waller A A Johnson AJ Vean GM Orser and LL Maury each subscribed shares. Another firm Chander Todd Co also filed papers with capital stock 50000 dollars. Separately a bank vault robbery at Continental Mutual Savings Bank room yielded 3000 cash and 4410 in travellers checks before the thief fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlie Tead Mining Company
Kalispell
Glork
Tntcorporators
RO Waller
A Johnson
GM Orser
Kallawell
LL Maury
Butte
Chander, Todd Co
Dinange
Lester IV Todd
Seathe
Continental Mutual Savings Bank
Col McGuinness Named Temporary Commander Of Military Gooties
Veterans of Foreign Wars Harold Joyce post held a meeting at Masonic lodge Fort Harrison and organized a pup tent of the Military Order of Cooties. Col John J McGuinness was chosen temporary commander with F YW Hosengren temporary secretary and William Gilbert temporary treasurer. Orville Long named sergeant at arms and Joel Stebbing officer of the day. Installations await rituals from national headquarters. Next meeting set for Wednesday June 15 at Red Grove creation hall Fort Harrison.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold Joyce Post
Fort Harrison
Pup
Military Order of Cooties
Minaoula
Butte
John J McGuinness
Hosengren
Wiliam Gilbert
Orville Long
Army
Joel Stebbing
Red Grove
Fort
Thomas V. Bogy Named City Engineer by City Commissioners
The city commission elected Thomas W Bogy as city engineer to replace the resigned Troy Carmichael. Salary set at $225.2 per month. Police Judge George W Padbury’s May report showed total fines of $65, down from earlier roaring days. Robert B Gaynor received a permit to build a frame garage at 1121 Eighth Avenue costing $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W Bogy
Troy Carmichael
Ules
George W Padbury
Robert B Gaynor
Eighth Avenue
Brackman Buys Groceries Stock For Sale This Week
O G Brackman proprietor of Brackman Grocery and Yellow Front Self Service stores has purchased the Economy Grocery stock. He also bought Fredericks grocery stock last week. The combined stocks will be on gala sale this week at Brackman’s Sixth Avenue location with deliveries available as arrangements permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .G Brackman
Brackman Grocery Company
Yellow Front
Fredericks
Brackman
Sixth Avenue
Girls Hold Rousing Camp Dinner Session
More than 30 girls attended the Camp Miracle reunion in the 3 M A dining room last night. Mammy Welsh, official camp cook, served a famous camp dinner. Y officials praised camp spirit as Jamona Ivin recounted camp fire stories. Morris Sanford outlined Camp Miracle plans for July 6 to 17 following the boys camp. Suzanne Lenglon, now a philatelist, has been buying stamps with francs earned playing tennis in the U S A, purchasing about $4,000 worth in four days with Mr Baldwin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamimy
Welsh
Qeb McLaughlin
Mra Jamona Ivin
Rev Civin
Ha Famona
Yarna Morris Sanford
St Cloud
France
Suzanne Lenglon
Baldwin
State Maes Bonds Buy Reform School Funds
The state paid $85,000 for Montana reform school bonds from Tichland county dated June 1 1927, amortization over 20 years. At 4.5 percent interest yearly, interest totals $44,002.66 versus $78,600 under a straight term plan, saving $31,687.35 in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAES
Court House
Tich-land
I M Brandfard
Register of State Lands
Montana Reform School
Brandford
Honda
Alfalfa seed certified and shipped in Montana
Montana records show over 2.0 million pounds of alfalfa seed certified and shipped this summer, with about 60,000 dollars raised to cover state agriculture department costs. Last season output reached 3.72 million pounds, and roughly 25,000 acres are devoted to alfalfa seed cultivation statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ninta Commissioner of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and, Industry
State Department
Trial resumes in Lewistown after weekend delay
The $990,000 case returned to court as Judge Baker, standing in for Judge Poorman, resumed proceedings yesterday afternoon. Defense counsel Weir and Clift continued introducing testimony while CHR I GORNGER, a fireman aboard the streetcar involved in the collision, reiterated earlier statements given during the previous trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Lewistown
Poorman
Messrs. Weir
Clift
Chiia Goringer
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Parry
Kaligpell
Col. M’guinness
Thomas V. Bogy
North Main
N. P. Depot
Pape
Bill
New York
Betty Baxley
Donna Gordon
Juanella
Wirthmer
NEW Wirthmor Frocks Group No
Choice
Elmo Cosmetics
Mme. Ostrander
The
New York Fore
Japan
Tokio
Honatom
Houston
Chris Gornger
TE Norton
Spareribs
Empeon's
Hennesay’s
Hennessy Bros
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