Ex-Warden Conley Wins In Long Case With State
Frank Conley former warden of Deer Lodge State Penitentiary is cleared of most state claims in an accounting suit. Judge A J Horsky rules the state may recover only $65.12, offset by counterclaims of $423.18, leaving Conley set to receive $558.06 plus his trial costs. The decision also absolves prison board members from 1908 to 1921 of liability and highlights a lengthy, tedious trial with Conley expressing satisfaction with the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conley
Deer Lodee
Dudge A.J. Horsky
Lewis and
Clerk County
Conley
Costa
Deer Lodge
Morsky
Montana
My. Conley
Herald
Anaconda Woman Sues to Recover 13 Quarts Whiskey
Esther Whalen of Anaconda has filed suit in federal court seeking return of 13 bottles of bonded whisky seized during a federal raid. Her trial on federal prohibition charges is set for December 1.
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Butte
Esther Whalen
Anaconda
Signs Point to Mild Winter Across the State
The report cites beavers prebuilding near streams for mild winters, while other species show early activity. Indians note light corn husks and scarce berries, birds and fur bearers report lighter coats, and trees shed leaves early, all suggesting a mild winter, though signs can fail.
Joked With Deputy About Moonshine Trade Lands Man in Jail
Lewistown November 26 C L Whitset held on moonshine charges after being released and allegedly planning to resume production He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Burr Hill as he lectured a customer at his residence Jailer Bob McFarland had just bought two bottles during the encounter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
C. L. Whitset
Whitsett
Bob McFarland
Burr Hill
Mary MacSwiney Granted Release After Hunger Strike
Mary Mace Swiney, held in Mount Jay prison after a raid on Aylesbury Road seeking Eamonn De Valera, was released today on the 23rd day of her hunger strike. Dublin reports confirm the earlier arrest on November 4 and the ongoing protest by the Irish nationalist figure.
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Dublin
Mary Mace- Swiney
Mount Jay
Aylesbury Road
Eamonn de Valera
Ford Leads North Dakota October 1922 Car Registrations
October 1922 new car registrations in North Dakota total 738 with Ford cars numbering 504, over 68 percent of the state’s sales. Other makes listed include Chevrolet Overland Buick Studebaker and numerous entries, with seven counties reporting 100 percent Ford sales.
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North Dakota
Ford -Bay
Notal
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
Studebaker
Pola
North
Lalita
Montana Death Rate Is Lowest In United States
Census bureau figures show 1921 death rates fell nationally with Montana at 3.4 per 1000 population, the lowest among states. Massachusetts posted the highest at 13.4. For cities 100000 or more, Akron led with the lowest adjusted rate of 9.2. Memphis ranked highest.
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Montana
United States
Washington
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Akron
Ohio
Memphis
Harb News and Local Life Notes
Oswal Ramshacher and wife visited Louis Fortin on Sunday. Louis Fortin and Fred Boushard dug coal last week. Stanley Erickson was kicked by a horse at school last Thursday and hurt his leg. Elsie Ochs and Helen Charlound are home after Bowdoin work last month. A fine crowd attended Sunday school at Andhims with everyone enjoying themselves. Sunday school at Ernest Charlands on December 10. Children are practicing for the Christmas program. All invited to a lively event Saturday night December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswal Ramshacher
Aft
Louis Fortins
Snday
Louis Fortin
Fred Boushard
Stanley Erickson
Andhims
Ernest Charlands
Local Notes Include Visitors, Trips and a Small School Show
Joe Remlinger and Frank Phelen are noted as butchered last week. Ray Fiick and Perry Lewis took a woods trip. Mr and Mrs McMullen received calls at the Tomyas Cue home Sunday. Frank Wallen returned from Bow doin on business. Mr and Mrs Joe Hendershot brought turkeys to market and returned with eggs. Community school pupils held a corn show Friday with Alma McMullen winning first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fiick
Perry Lewis
Alma McMullen
Bowdoin Dome oil wells surge as Homestake takes over
The Homestake Oil Company moves from the Phillips County site to the Bowdoin field near Milk River, spudding a No. One well west of the Milk River bridge and racing toward deeper sands as two Sunburst crews bring 20 inch casing to place. Joe Wheeler reports reaching the initial 500 feet and an additional 1230 feet despite gas pressure and heavy tools.
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Theemestake Oil Company
Milk River Bridge
Sunburst
iPass
Phillips County Oil and “Gas Company
Tesh
Mole Spring
Joe Wheeler
Phillips County Oil and Gas Company
Bowdoin Dome
Hoomestake
Mountana
Storkholders
Mir Wheeler
Bowdoin
Shob
Shob. Birra Who Has Holdings Jonnne the Thomestake
Genevieve area residents travel and local notices
Community members visit relatives in Aimsdale Glasgow Hinsdale and Genevieve as Navy sailor Channel Campbell returns on leave. Local events include church service plans at Hatton School and Thanksgiving recess for clubs. A witness in the Hutchins case travels to Hinsdale, and building projects near Hans Kjorsvick ranch progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channecy Campbell
U.S. Navy
Genevieve
Local residents share travel and farm notes
Ole Lowe visited Saco on Tuesday while Ray Carter spent Monday in Lower White Water. Andrew Hanson called on the Busche place Friday. B Kappel did business in Saco Thursday last week. QO C Busche went to Saco Thursday and Friday with loads of wheat. Mr and Mrs Joe Albus and son spent Sunday at Ray Carta home near Saco. A M Strommen hauled a load of wheat to town Friday returning Saturday. W H Falls and Charley Slymer worked on the Falls dam this week. Mrs A M Strommen and children spent Wednesday last week with Mrs Joe Albus. Mr and Mrs A G McCortland and Margaret Busche spent Saturday at the O C Busche home. Mr and Mrs C T Glascock and little daughter left on No 4 Sunday evening for a ten day visit with relatives in Watford City and Berwick North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlinsdale
Guy Rigegin
Brewins
Castle Farm Bureau Club
Albert J. Johnson
Hinsdale
Kent Hutchins
Justice, of Peace
George Parsons
Genevive
Walter Whiting
Harrison V. Riggin
C. T. Glascock
Watford City
Berwick
N. Dakota
Notice of Lease on Ed Kestner Place and Willow Haul Ban
Forrest Crutchfield reports leasing the Ed Kestner place and notifies the public that willows must not be hauled from the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kestner
Forrest Crutchfield
High School Team Set for Season Opener Against Town Five
The school boasts a hot and cold shower facility used by players after games to prevent colds. The basketball squad, with four holdovers from prior years, faces the town team in Saturday’s opener, expected to draw strong fan support. Also noted is the Lyceum Course's opening night featuring five young violinists, readings, humorous pieces, and piano solos, with future acts including a lecturer and a magician.
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Lyceum
Sacv
Treasury savings certificates offered in exchange for war stamps
Government offers Treasury savings certificates in denominations of 25, 100, and 1000 dollars, sold at 20.50, 82.00, and 20 respectively, paying 4 percent interest for five years. About 625 million in war savings stamps mature January 1, 1923, and are exchangeable, promoting small-sum saving backed by the U S government with tax exemptions.
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Avenas
Iby
Treasury
United States
San
Treasury Savings
Indians Make Good Farmers in Alberta
Lethbridge, Alberta November 27. A Blood Indian reserve west of Lethbridge shows rapid civilization with farmers harvesting 75,000 bushels of No 1 wheat and 20,000 of oats this year. Estimated surplus 40,000 bushels remain to feed. The Bloods grow prairie hay, rear improving livestock, and schools on the reserve are doing good work. Social life includes modern dances and various sports, while youth education and culture advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alta
Canada
Great Falls Tabee
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Long Gase
Mary Mac Swiney
Harb News
Elsie Ochs
Helen Charlound
Ynot News
Joe Remlinger
Frank Phelen
Mrs. McMullen
Tiyomas
Frank Wallen
Joe Hendershot
SACO
Aaaenteneecevesesveseca
HAWES
Smastuen
Puller Weush Company
Mr. Riggins
Alee Flndland Place
Mr. Riggin
Albert Nelson
Lowetta Hikok
MD Hikok
Villiard
Winsdale
Hans Koxsvick
Minnesota
Mrs. Njorsvick
Chris Kreisel
Thunsdale
Mr. Njorsvick
Minot
Reginald Tulle
Hinsdale High School
Aly
Tattle
Reesina
Ahern Hopwood
Sattar
Wwe
Ge Dee
Clarence Semui
Leslie
Arthur Newton
Frem
Erade
Pripels
Trady
Bo Oelass
Ralph Armstrong
Raymond Scheele
Standford Knight
Burtyn Peterson
Ruth Wagoner
Evelyn Vanpel
Marie Utter
Astrid Hjort
Alfred Diset
Lester Kroezer
Mimi Albus
Karl Dalquist
Mez Haynes
Teddy Hurt
Marion Martin
Edward Reilly
Lillian Simonson
James Taylor
Sidney Vaex
Hugh Whitmore
Edwin Whitmore
Clarence Marshall
Clarence Ball
Clyde Ball
Mary Jane Garrison
Fancis Miller
Oan Reimer
Allen Smith
Christain Skrettebers
Mildred Yeatts
Ellen Yeatts
Burth
Sidney Vace
Lester Areger
Yar Tardy
Marion Selinid
Plentywood
Jack,Grady
Aimsdale
Mars
Henry Keefer
Boston
Eden Burrowes
George Pwikok
Frances
Clyde O’neil
Thoney
Mike de Waelsche
Glasgow
Alec Jadland
Marl Travers
Kansas City
Missouri
William Arndt
Elmer Random
Henry Random
Woods
Alce
Hatton School
Anders Holst
Hans Kjorsvick
Ole Lowe
Ray Carter
Lower White Water
Andrew Hanson
B. Kappel
QO. C. Busche
Joe Albus
Sone
Ray Carta
A. M. Strommen
W. H. Falls
Charley Slymer
A. G. McCortland
Margaret Busche
O. C. Busche Home
Dorothy Cathanach
Fieh
Robert Millons
Opal Jordan
Eaghance Savings
Alberta
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