Defunct bank assets sold in Minnesota auction
Assets from the former First National Bank Malla were sold for 500 dollars to Ray J. Beewah of the Federal Reserve bank in Minneapolis at a public sale conducted by Receiver Frank Browne at Malta. Items included office equipment, a safe, adding machines, and papers, with deposits expected to receive about three percent dividends.
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Malla
Rensabming
First National Bank
Ray J. Beewah
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Frank Browne
Malta
Beeriver Browne
J. 5. Arnot
A. M. Sheldon
Willian G. Schneider
Hanks Controve Ly Sheldon Bron
Glaccow
Nashua
Hinsdale
Ako
Iiorts
Pet
Shella
Moran
Valley County
Philfins County
Hott
Montana Agronomist to Speak at Detroit Seed Meeting
A Montana agronomist, A J Ogaard of Montana State College, will be a chief speaker at the annual Seed Trade Association meeting in Detroit this week. He will discuss seed questions and standards and represent the International Crop Improvement Association. The talks aim to aid Montana farmers amid rapid pure seed development and he plans visits to major seed houses on his return to discuss registration and scale of pure seed.
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Boveman
A. J. Ogaard
eMenainn Agronomist
Montara State College Ant
Huprovenient Ase Sociation
Uetitan
Detroit
Montana Agronomist
International Crop Improvement Association
Ggaard
Iestate
Western
Middle Western
Calf Triplets Born Near Billings to Dairyman J Re Kata
Jane Ainge reports a rare birth of triplet calves to Norstein cow Delonge near Billings. All three calves are show white and weigh about 40 pounds each. Two are male and one is for sale in the new Suhe Mraz Street addition.
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Ainge
Jane
Norstein
J. Re Kata
Billings
Suhe Mraz Streret
Indian killed in sham battle at Todge Cross
At a First National Pictures sham battle near Lodge Grass a 73 year old Indian named Shell on the Neck died from a frontal head wound caused by a blank cartridge. The accident, involving about 300 participants, occurred during filming and prompted a conference between Indian leaders and film officials. The company has arranged for burial expenses and expresses willingness to assume responsibility.
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Todge Cross
First National Pictures Corporation
Crow Wide
Shell
Lodge Grass
Thian
Lage Grass
Entough
al Rogell
First National Pictures Corporision
Pyidl
Norton
Glacier Man Files $660000 Bankruptcy
Charles W. Mack of Glacier County files voluntary bankruptcy in federal district court listing debts of 162 182 to Portland Loan Company and 255 926 to Buck and Tovi Burdalsh, with no cash on hand or personal property listed. notes bear 16 percent interest, and county surety debt of 12 000 to Glacier County is included.
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Great Walls
Charles W. Mack
Glacier County
Browning
Federal District
Portland Cane Loan Company
Portland
Ore
Huck
Buck
Tovi Burdalsh
Glacier Eoity
Ghmer County
Burk
Storkmen
State Bank
King's Hill Open Report From Martinsdale Event
William Rogers of Shelby led a field bringing a gas engine and a load of supplies for the Staley mines near Spring Creek during the King's Hill event. The convoy creekside encountered water too high to ford at Sunpter edie. The article notes a Wednesday move toward Great.
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Martinsdale
William Rogers
Shelby
King's
Land in Pondera 15 Changing Hands
Great Falls reports confirm a sale of 3 percent royalty on 1080 acres near the Montana Pacific well southwest of Conrad. C. T. Olson of Los Angeles bought the royalty from Mr and Mrs Edward Jones for 321,000. Transfer occurred June 17 in Pondera County, with additional royalties possibly exchanging hands previously. Judith Gap reports claim a girl suffered a broken arm after a fall from a horse, treated locally.
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Great Falls
Pondera Field
Conrad
C. T. Olson
Los Angeles
Edward Jones
Olsen
Tas Angeles
Montana-Pacific
W. M. Fulton
Damages sought for false arrest in Great Falls case
J J Stevens sues L Taylor for damages after a false arrest and alleged defamation. The action follows a Shields County criminal case in which Stevens faced a fraud charge dismissed when the state failed to proceed. Stevens claims $1500 in damages for medical, legal, employment loss, and reputational harm.
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Great Falls
J. J. Stevens
L. Taylor
Cisericl Cone
Shields
Taylor
Justice of the Peace
J. Shields
Stevens
Tayon
Gage
Justice Shields
Stevene
Eriginal
Montana Bar Association Convention Heads to Bozeman
About 104 attorneys are expected to attend the annual Montana State Bar Association convention in Bozeman. Program plans are nearly complete. James Donnelly, president of Northern Pacific Railway, will be the only speaker from outside Montana and will deliver the principal address Saturday morning.
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Rozenan
Ihe
Ulan
Maenuna
Nillings Gazette
Wolameson
Junes Donnelly
Norihern Pacific Railway
Bonnolly
Northern Pacific
Helens
Fier
Miter
Von
Couple Pleads Not Guilty in Bozeman Travel Case
Two Jack Wollinins pleaded not guilty in Peyee Moser's court to a charge of felony theft related to travel as a man and wife. Hertha Wilhiaus and Rohan Fisher were found guilty in a separate mistreatment case and sentenced to 16 to 30 days in county jail. The couple, described as traveling, were detained by authorities in Bozeman and lodged in county detention while investigations continued.
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Thei
Washington sheep to graze in forest for summer forage
The Washington forest will host 17 000 head of sheep, part of a 25 000 total in the region, with Montana and Washington shepherds arranging grazing across the forest. Sheep move seasonally from July to September, traveling to Montana or Idaho pastures. A grazing tax of nine cents per head is in effect for sheep entering Montana for grazing.
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Ixsnnta
Jane
Montana
Tuly
Idaho
Wash- Hite Sheepmien
Montana Regishature
Mortana
West End Horses Bound for Seattle Ranch Muster
A carload of Bitter Root horses is to travel from West End to a Missoula area ranch en route to a Seattle coast packing mission. The group, weighing 9 to 1,100 pounds, will be used for packing and cattle herding. Hugh Pertein, a former valley resident now in Missoula, will accompany the shipment. The purchaser is Mr. Pextan, and Abr. Peytan discusses the ranch plan and related cattle concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Statie
Hugh Pertein
Pextan
Catille Herney
Peytan
Ating Ranch
Lewistown Factory Belt Accident Wounds Youth
A Lewistown young man, Doyle Coflive, suffered severe injuries after a belt pulled him into a gravel mill at the Lewistown Construction Company. He was whipped against machinery. broken right arm and knee, possible concussion, hospitalized. The incident occurred around 9 ecloc, as workers attempted to adjust a pulley while gloves were removed.
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Lewistown
Iwan Dé Meig
Cnmpany
Doyle
Uofling
Tate
Tye
Collins
Cheyenned Start Long Trek En Route to Celebration
The Cheyennes plan a 125 mile journey fromuste to Billings to join in a celebration of Billings dates. Indian delegation leaders will oversee events with Willy Wilf as interpreter. Notable figures and families are listed among attendees, with cultural traditions highlighted for the 1865 lineage and 7 Redhat theme.
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Hillings
Alfettnases
Billings
Witniversate
Cnet
Wilf
Chick Twa Moon
Woteter
Local Visitors and Rural Notes From White Sulphur Springs
The report lists visitors and events around White Sulphur Springs including Mrs Oseae Mueller and Mir Oseae Mueller visiting, residents Peter Toartea and Moray Petzold, guess appearances at fairs and hotels, and forest rangers shoveling snow. It mentions Crops, fair attendance, and a 1926 insurance filing by an Montana company with auditors and statements of assets and income.
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Virginia
Mir Oseae Mueller
Aint Mig
Peter Toartea
Yellowstone
Moray Petzold
Jeife
Thy Springs
Florida
Kaines
Abya
Don Dyce
Atlan Prinig
Higgins
Ternier
Cody
Deleon
Forest Rangers
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Montana State News
Aaalt Bank
Minnesota
Mont. Agronomist
Sham
Glacier Man
King's Hill
Pondera
Judith Gap
Rety Telden
GE. Belden
Buffalo
Eid
Montana State
Bozeman
Washington
West End
Seattle
A. Fomdinees
Onda
Mantana
Tesnraten
Banier
Ana Scherena
Sal Statament
Alamint Sail Tao Company
Hae Campliedt
Martel Hte
Hurherdty
Inve
Aald Company
Ald Covans
Ald Rampany
Male Fonmans
Taslag
Come Pany (Inc
Helene
Mentone Anterva
Mela Mantiina
Tranemisalow Tie Mall
Uarlern
Prudden
King and Pridden
Magieng
Arenna
New York City
Steser Bull
Ina
Thle Gaper
South WA
Wwe
Antrigan Mas
Aasnel
Ceuetle Sd
Wells
Aviesnser Well & Soninigy
Motor Barber
Gallege
Bari
Ain
Aledy
Corner Seven
Mii Ant
Feadelyyy
Vietroia
Ra Urs
Yetrow
Urenewick
Sherman Stuate Co
Inn Succeusors
AWS
Curtin Munle
Dkomrwonp Typrwiutre Peat Fey Oak Offier
Rue
Pyne Marrigan
Pruigrerd
Shurs Tools
Wwuinka
Wright
Te Putri
Mauding
Delon Marland
Sind
Ned Kyvettyn
Arentloet
Helena
Montag
Vila Mount
UN Uzas
Rirvk
Helena Loden
Redextee
Morning Star Lodge
King Solomon's Lodge
B.C
Scottish River
Kata
Miriam
Tamati
Josephine Hepner
Crete
Baene
Sennleek
Wits
North Virk
Helen
Park
Nate Pyates
Barfin Parker
NASA Kari
Laane Tai Aho
SIATH
WAI ' Ren
Warnes Water
Fist
Patie
Roar
Patti
Aus
Buick
Nash
Chrysler
Hudson Coach
Chean
Cadillac
Studebaker
Overland
Gotan
Yelena Hardware
Demapsey
North Park Ave
Houston Electric Co
Willard
West Lawrence
Empson
H. ‘. Freyior
May's
Jackson
Broadwater Betting Works
South Main St
Currak
N. Main
Dra. Owen & Hunter — Bailey Block
Palmquist Electric
N. Ataln
N. Maln
Lyle
Pitsburgh
Eugene Guillat
Sixth Ave
Ericke Zimmerman
Ang Rison
Helland
Brakett
Tod St
Park Ave
Wood Yard
Geographic Magazines
Independent Publishingco
North Rodney
Edwards Street
Brick
Stewart
Marrlaon
Real
South
Howse
Ueler
Ping Teicl
Hame
Uelek
Sayedally
Cina Datmaln
Kenwee
Vie Comms
Bath Paloma Manr
Zarace
Roune
Juindrad
Pratt & HeathCe
West Slath
Dempsey
Aso’ Wrigidaire
W. Linilale
Avemit
France
Casaaagi Big
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