Local court rulings list estate actions and births
Court led by Judge W H Poorman grants petitions involving C B Plaitter estate with roughly 17000 value. Birth announced at St Peters Hospital for a newborn, parents Mrs John Milla and Mr Barn of 415 Plowerree Street. Also notes: weather, rainfall, stock bonds sale, and local notices including obituaries and marriage licenses in Helene region.
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C. B. Plaitter
W. H. Poorman
Helene
Hank and Trust Company
Houth Endlinyat & A Ag
Iitscseneases
St. Peter'a
John Milla
Plowerree
Qiang
Portland
Paul-Minneanolis
Lake City
Han Diego
Bos Mrenotico Smr
Aves
Yolewatane Marke
Tess Word
Kalfapoll
Miler City
Eureka Man Sentenced for Double Murder Appeal Planned
Clarence King, convicted of murdering his common law wife Mrs Minnia Macey, was sentenced to death with a July date set at San Quentin. His attorney said he would appeal.
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Eureka
Cal
Clarence, King
Minnia Macey
Oday
San Quentin Prison
Wing
Anneal
Personal notices and travel amid wartime social scene
Numerous personal items from townsfolk reference visits and calls by named individuals including Toya MtMer, Woo Duncan, Nintnen, Tindds Kaith, and others. It notes trips on the Great Northern for Kunane City, social calls at a house party, marriages in Boulder, and a convention travel group from the American War veterans association.
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Great Northern
Kunane City
Lewistown
Hagen
Raney
Bulte
Gift of Father De Smet Portrait Shown to Senator Walsh
A framed 10 by 14 inch gray toned portrait of Father Pierre Jean De Smet, famed missionary to the Indians, was presented to United States Senator Walsh. The gift came from a close friend who knew the missionary since childhood and lived long years in the state. The senator forwarded the portrait to Mr. Hilger for safekeeping, noting the likeness is excellent and the benevolent expression worthwhile. The donor also sent another De Smet picture to Walsh.
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Sinta
Piere Jean de Smet
Uisck
Thi
Iadinas
United States
Te J. Wa
Gray
Father de Smet
Inchan
Alse
Bevator Walen
Althou
Walsh
Mr. Hilger
Father le Smet
Trea
Altoonga
Father DeSmet
Whia
Tare
Man Who Wrote About Vigilante Days Married in the East
The May 14 1919 note reports author Birney Bevington and Ruth Girney’s marriage on June 14 in Cleveland Ohio. Bevington, known for Vigilante Days stories in Virginia and The Saturday Evening Post, had articles later collected into a book with photographs. The piece notes some readers question accuracy but praise the engaging depictions of frontier vigilante history.
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Vavid Igor
Montana Tiutork
Montana
Herman Hoeffman Rirnay
Creme
Rov
David Bevington
Marguerita Agnes Bevington
Girney
Cleveland
Ohio
Birney
Vigiane Hoye
Telena Minns Uncle Dies After Civil War Service at 86
John G Nelson longtime Otter Tail County farmer and first Otter Tail County state senator, died at 86. A Civil War veteran who served four years, he later farmed in Minnesota and participated in Indian war relief. Lincoln commuted sentences of two Native American offenders during his era.
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J AL Reynolds
Pincar
Hin
John G. Nelson
Minnesota
Otter ‘Fril
Wealan
United States
Nelson
Mankata
Indiana
Hangad
New Parlor Cars on the North Coast Limited
The Northern Pacific Railway adds parlor cars on the North Coast Limited between Bile Ungs and Mlaxoutn Iuxurlona. Cars feature gray and green upholstery with gold ornamentation, high walnut panels, and comfortable seating. Parlor cars offer parchment shaded reading lamps and rubber cued window shades to reduce glare and vibration. Reservations and information available at NP ticket offices or by telephone 824.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Bile Ungs
Mlaxoutn
Iuxurlona
Perfor
North Conant Limiteds
Athat Cauipmant
Tyne
Northern Pacific
Fireworks Outlawed In City Over Fire Hazard
City officials led by Mayor George P Arnold issued an executive order banning all firework sales and use until further notice due to drought and a malfunctioning water pumping plant. Regulations create sprinkling hours by district with 6 to 8 am for east side and 4 to 8 pm for west side residents. Police chief Bourman ordered strict enforcement as parents urged to monitor children. The move follows a drop in reservoir levels at Woolston and a temporary Eureka water supply to offset shortages.
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Ely UN
Guorga P. Arnold
Etelct Monguros
Fall
Kconnda
Meyer Arnold
Dinnetnd Chiat
Joe Bouranm
Imagor
Noler
Eaat
Mel Street
Arnold
Thia
Arnald
Acme
Montana Pwna
Woolton
Nacanaithind Hyal
Woolston
Hogg
Water Department
Wy Ivaty Lavontigattort
Woolntannel
Menor
Andy
Eureka
Dinastrom
Camp Fire Girls Change Camp Dates for Vigilante Camp
The Samp Mire girls camp at Vigilante New York has shifted opening from June 1 to June 21 due to late equipment shipments. The camping period extends to June 28 with officials promising flexibility if needed and screening for health prior to attendance. girls must have a culturing throat test and a negative report to be admitted.
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Vigilante
Veat York
Arthur Jordana Ottien
Ihaé Courthouae
Fey
O'Clork
Camp Sho Ling
Rama
Rotarins to Hear Officers of Guard Today
Col Erasm in Williams commander of the 162d regiment Montana National Guard will speak at the Helena Rotary luncheon today. Chaplain G Klamme of the regiment and a regimental band member will be the other official speaker. Dr Klamme previously spoke during guard ramp year. Reeves of Beaconors school harmonica band brings champion harmonica player Bill Bailey for selections. The club will elect a delegate to the International Rotary meeting in Chicago June 23 27.
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Erasmiin
Wiliams
162D
Montenw National Guard
Yhampon
Camn Srickson
Helena
G. Klamme
Hazeman
Dr. Klamme
Ramp Hare
A. I
Dimody
Reeves
Veaconors
Monica
Bill Bailey
Witith Wiva
Intermatiansl
Rotary
Mneets
Chicana
New Mining Gorgerns Incorporation Documents Filed
Kecretary of State records show New Mining Gonger ns filed papers by W. J. Patterson W. J. Sutton and others of Nadaraburg and Helena. The firm will mine and trade minerals with capitalization at 40000 dollars, issuing 4000 shares at one dollar each. Jefferson County Development Company, Inc. is a 25000 dollar venture to mine quartz coal and placer deposits. Organizers include A. G. Manning W. Gd. Willon and Rn. Cook with paid-in capital at 4180. Washington reports Jacob M. Bulmer is nominated for reappointment as U S senator from Nevada.
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Atate'n
Qlortz She Minng Company
Hozemng
W. J. Patterson
W. J. Sutton
B. Hofapos
Nadaraburg
Frank Davis
Frank Metnhe Afelena
Minga
Milla
Rmallers
Jefferson County Development Company, Inc
Placer Milion
Tealka
Napora
A. G. Manning
Whitenall
W. Gd. Willon
Boulder
Rn. Cook
Twin Herdces
Atock
Grand Jury Called by Bourquin for July First
Federal Judge George M. Hourquin orders a grand jury to report July 1 with a panel of 40 drawn. Indications point to more than 100 prohibitions to be pursued in adjoining counties. Prohibition agents have conducted raids in Lewis and Clark county since January, with numerous defendants rounded up. Judge Lat will present indictments as cases are pinned before the jury.
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Pravidiona
Leony
Faderal
Juded
George M. Hourquin
Acrnigne Vnci
Capes
Jialge Bourquin
Caiendur
Wellington
Rankin
UW. A
Letrich
Han Taual
Imvleua
Baat Jteleng
Lewis and Clark County
Gateman
Livingston
Milwaukee murder case details reveal killer’s moves
Police testified today in Otto Kamhuber’s murder trial describing how they traced the suspect to the home of Fred Oasterreiel, a retired Milwaukee manufacturer, after he was attacked and later confessed to killing his wife amid quarrels with Mrs. Oberreteh.
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Jos Angeles
Gal
Police Withesser
Otto Kamhuber
Thing
Rred Oasterreiel
Milwaukee
Doe Ranches Attract Vacationists Across the West
A flood of visitors from the south and midwest heads toward Montana dude ranches along the Northwest’s rail lines. Tourists seek rest through horseback riding, hiking, and mountain scenery, with many arriving by car via the Pacific roads to the North Westt’s ranches for recreation and recovery.
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Euatera
Montana
Great Northern
Ig Norges
Woman runs again for Congress in Kansas eighth district
Misa Stelle Molocs of Augusta, a Republican representative in Kansas for four years, announces she will seek renomination for Congress. Her Democratic opponent is W. A. Aggers of Wichita.
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Bhigrads
Kan
ER — Misa Stelle
Molocs
Augusta
Kansas
W. A. Y Agres
Wich
Woman Fined for Fishing Without a License in Yellowstone
Mrs. W. C. Cavanougher of Billings was fined 25 dollars after being charged with fishing without a license in the Yellowstone River. Deputy Warden Holmes reported the incident. Alex Hartung and Kin Ina also faced similar charges for fishing without licenses on June 16.
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W. C. Cavanougher
Billings
Hil
Allen T. Holmes
Ftuhfog
Yellowstone River
Smaunt
Alex Hartung
Lady weeps at memory of Henry Burrard case
In Los Angeles on June 17 Mrs Helen O Brien Langdon wife of Harry Langdon testified about her marriage to Thomas J O ran and the $15 600 promissory notes signed by Langdon. The notes were tied to a $260 000 extension claim amid a divorce and alleged cruel treatment by Henry Burrard's wife. The witness broke down as counsel questioned her about the former marriage and alleged mistreatment.
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Chan Ts
Jimee Corl
Pitte Abeth Rhinnick
Dennis Corl
Wooh. Boorman
Matlen
Wan
Poorman
Moreks
James Cnet
Wes Mung
Los Angeles
Helen O'Brien Langdon
Harry Langdon
Fanny Man
Thomas J. O'ran
Antar
O'Kenalleen Langdoo
O'Delea
Eayard Rowentree
Otto Fimme
Neil Rosencranz
O'Brien
Abe
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Rengbud County
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Eherman
Iona Nonvital
Mrh
George Nickerson
Avanao
Pines
Opp
Conrad
Chanel
Knights of Pythies
Gambhery
Daughters of
Jeebeltt
Mra
McRae
Nindh Avenus
Min Annes Zaller
Ocdet
Viettingy
Kohar
Dr. Owen
Panga
Power Toes
de. Walt
Peawell Elk, Ph
Reed
Lalonde
Tr Coen
Morrum
Ehimbvelyg
Cal Busmmra's. Phun
Foresith
Ted Hallere
Han
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Ran Ping Pittsburgh Bie
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Marcel
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Prone
Vonder Pett
Helena Welenw Ug Counrahy
Elaine Apta
Clark
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Areke
Thane
Gma
Cerk
Vbsn
Fulday
Jehn Ward
Ludington
Wow
Tresate Nelehontoen
Welena
Tuathe
Gt de Pesce
Benn
Poller
George W Padburne
Renton
Helaze
Louise McLaren
East
John G. Brown
Hile Pate Enit
Rae
Boston
Ridder Wenhody & Carpany
New England
Aa Hewree
Tom j@heck
Lewin
Clark County
Tomcheck
Tamcheck
Nick Janeu
Bobby Welly
Sam D. Goza, Jr
Www II
Poorman Thay
Eax Missud
Nilisinia
Haeererms
Yeaterday
Russell Stanger
Barings
Manger
Hagia Printing
Standard Drug Co
Bain
Crown Bros. Lbr
Eine
Samson
Alem
Walker Garag Dadiis
Bawy
Toya MtMer
Townsend
Eee
Woo Duncan
Horeman
Nintnen
Wardis
Ype
Te Lander
Mr. and
Darien
Dvile
Myers
Mra S Mender of
Bareman
The
Harvey
B. T. Amiga
Hervey
W. P. Edwards
Mea
F. Kenzer
Plarn
Dir
Norman Hoe
Hers Vantarday
Ward Giant
Criende Yeatunday
Dalager
Fort Angie
New Keena
Father DE Sme Bift Tolier
U. S
Telena Mmin
Rotaruins
NEW Mining Gongerns
Capitol
Washington
Xanate
Jacob M. Bulmer
United Statoe Marena
Nevada
Bourquin
Cope
Tau
Atty Loy
Doe Ranches
California
Cooper Vane
Canents County
Tig Mountain
Middle West
Dudo Ranch
Congress
Hen Cruel Burrard
Bressssar
Chac
Encoss Care
Chesterfield
Mites Tobacco CO
Chesterfeld
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