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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
Ladies and gents visit friends and family across Saco and nearby towns. Juries and travels mark the week with dances, school closings, and homely gatherings. High points include overseas service welcome for Mr Sink and a spring trip to Adventist camp.
The jury returned a not guilty verdict in the second murder trial of the defendant Jordan of Zortman. Prosecutor Gabriel and defense lawyer Stevens impressed with their legal skill. Witnesses described threats to Jordan's life and a fatal shooting after Booth, who had beaten Jordan's wife and daughter, confronted him.
Miles City in June reports Herman Grimm of Seward Alaska praising young horse meat as a delicacy. He argues against using scrub ponies as hog and chicken feed and urges Montanan meat suppliers to market horse sausage and prepared horse dishes nationwide. He notes his hotel experience and hopes restaurants will buy such meat.
Following is a list of uncalled for items for June 23 1919. Armstrong Thos Jacobson M and Mrs Mangus Peiffer R H Whitney Amos Hanson Edward Lee Minnick Postmaster.
Helena June 25. Montana railroads must equip locomotives and electric motors with illuminated numbers on headlights. The state railroad commission fixed November 1 as the compliance date after two hearings on the topic.
Notice lists witnesses Clarence P. Martin Cecil E. Taylor Archie E. Easton J E Easton all from Saco Montana for a claim before Thomas R Jones Register.
Charles Albert Buttolph of Saco Montana filed intent to prove up a three year claim on his 1915 homestead entry numbers 034530 for multiple parcels in section 33 and 28 township 33 north range 33 east M M before U S Commissioner W D Miller at Saco Montana on August 1 1919. Attending witnesses are Henry Lamb Boner Zenor Harvey Lamb and Harry Eversizer of Saco Montana.
Notice for Publication from the U S Land Office Glasgow Montana dated June 20 1919 cites homestead entry No 044358 made May 29 1817 by the claimant for irregular fractional lands in sections 8 and 9 township 32 north range 33 east M M. The hearing before U S Commissioner W D Miller occurred July 1 1919 at Saco Montana with witnesses McKee Anderson Leoncd Mole James Mole Ralph Stevens all of Saco. Also listed are Anton Olson Hatley Robert Abel Peter Fitzpatrick John L Kronsehnabel Arthur Kronsehnable all of Saco. Thomas Jones Register.
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