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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
2
A proposal suggests investing about 10000 to add rooms to the existing building and, after a year or two, construct a cheaper new high school building for about 10000. The idea includes remembering the town name when registering.
The piece argues distrust of taxes and leaders over a proposed school bond, noting growth in enrollment and the need for a new building. It contrasts local education finance with state funds and warns about the impact of coercion in labor and capital on American society.
Rob Wallis autoed to Saco Wednesday and George Greve did likewise earlier. Roland Bowers Syd Steelman visited Saco. J K Bell visited L W Kennedy home. Alvin Keeney bought material for Grover’s new house. Grover left in August 1917, served in Argonne and Coblenz with the army after the armistice. Lieut Law served four years overseas. wounded three times. R D Sutherland and George Kincaid autoed to La Fleche Saskatchewan for business. T G Courtney and wife from St Thomas Ontario returned with them. Lieut Courtney and Mrs Courtney visiting.
In Malta and nearby areas, residents including Mr. and Mrs. Sommers, Mr. and Mrs. Busche, and others hosted or visited family and friends last weekend. L C. Smith, Justice of the Peace, notes a pending court action with a judgment to be entered if no appearance is made. First publication dated August 8, 1919.
State of Montana Phillips County Saeco Township Justice Court summons Kate Ryan to appear September 5 1919 at 10 a m before Justice LC Smith to answer a complaint seeking twenty five dollars and 85 109 cents plus costs for a money loaned on November 13 1916 with the action filed in the court in Saco Montana.
Luis Werning of Whitewater Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim on sections 21 and 22 township 35 north range 328 west at the Glasgow Montana land office. The final three year proof is scheduled before U S Commissioner W D Miller at Saco Montana on September 13 1919. Witnesses are William Gust Harry Brown Andrew Larson and Gustav Pethke all of Whitewater Montana. Thomas R Jones Register
Frank Co. Timmerman of Saco Montana who filed homestead entry 016969 in 1912 has filed no notice of intention to make final three Miller U.S. Commissioner at Saco on September 12 1919 with Henry Fischer Henry Myers William H Taylor Joseph W Bell all of Saco Thomas R Tones Register.
S. Land Office at Glasgow Montana dated August 21 1919 lists Andrew B Reigstad of Whitewater Montana who previously made a homestead entry on August 24 1916 under entry No. The notice identifies rights and pending actions regarding the claim and patent procedures.
Levert A. Simonson, George Green, Robert Tracy, Elmer Erickson of Whitewater Montana file notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to Jana described before G F Ahern U S Commissioner in his office eh Valleytown Montana on September 17 1919 with Thomas R. Jones Register.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Lillian E Schultz deceased. J A Ranahan administrator requests all claims be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Saco Montana Phillips County. Dated August 6 1919. Last publication August 29 1919.
George Stewart of Beaverton offers 25 bushels of last year’s oats for sale and 6 to 7 loads of wheat hay. Roy E. Allen can winter 10 more head and seeks a small hay land lease. The Independent will run free ads for those needing to sell cattle due to feed shortages or those with feed for more cattle.
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