Summons and Notices From Montana District Court 1917
Public legal notices include a summons to Jane McConnell Campbell against all interest holders in specified Teton county land and a memorandum listing claimants. Also included are two FBI style land contest notices by the U.S. Land Office with required responses and publication dates in 1917.
Sheriff’s sale of Belgrave Moe property in Valier Montana
Boarman Mercantile Co. vs Jessie Hunt Belgrave and Bert Moe. Court judgment of 1916 for 241.75 plus costs. Sheriff levies on Lots 13 and 14, Block 37, Valier. Auction to raise funds April 28, 1917, at 2 PM at Teton County Courthouse Chateau. Sale to the highest bidder in gold coin. WILLIAM MILLER Sheriff. W L Bullock attorney. First pub April 4, last April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorman Mercantile Co
Jessie Hunt Belgrave
Bert Moe
District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District
County of Teton
State of Montana
Boorman Mercantile Company
A. D
United States
Downsite
Valier
Teton County
State of
Montana
Teton County Court House
Chateau
William Miller
Mont
W. L. Bullock
Plaintiff
Notice for Publication land entry in Montana
Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Mary Bertha Gerkens of Bole filed notice of intention to prove five year claim to northeast quarter section 23 township 23 north range 4 west Montana Meridian. The proof date is May 9 1917 before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana. Witnesses: Gershom Hutchinson John A Roos William Wallace all of Bole and Arthur Hirshberg of Chateau. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub April 4 last May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
William Holmes
Karl Durr
Strabane
Teton County
Range
Montana Meridian
United States
Thos. Corbally
Charley Buck
Great Fall
Mary Bertha Gerkens
Bole
Township
Range 4
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
British Inspect Beans on Cargo for Hidden Rubber
British officials will examine all bean packs aboard the Frederick VIII to detect hidden rubber. The note says Germans might want the beans, possibly turning them into rubber with ingenious methods.
Railroad Question Sparks War Talk and Public Relief
The passage notes that Congress and the public feel relief at abandoning the railroad legislation as concerns over war surge. It suggests wartime priorities shift attention away from domestic reform and into national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
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Qonnor
Visiting Brothers Airways
R. Roll
N. G. Obas
Connor
See
Rebekah Lodge
Choteau Lodge NO. 44
ED. Hodgskiss
Rocky Mountaino Firesurance Co., of
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Drs. Rhoads & Bateman
Choteau, Montana
ZENRY
Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract CO
Acta Mie
Vastaerrs
Onby, & CO
Tercde
Ohio
Abe
Choteau House
McGregor’s
H. J. McGregor
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
A. de Yong
Mgr
DR. Stephens
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Tooth Larson
Choteau, Mont
White & Andrews
Washington Loan and Trust
Washington, D. C
General Land Office
Lilian Young
R. M. Farrington
Choteau
M. B. Purdy
Restauran
A. O. Pond
Choteau Meat Co
T. A. Smith
J. H. Meyer
Connor Block
Choteau, Ment
E. J. Lander & CO
Grand Tect
No. Dakota
Cascade Labor Agency
First Avenue
Porter Beach
Bakery
Soo Son
South Main Street
District Court
Texton
Jane McConnell Campbell
County of
Teton
Ney
Surveyor General
Jane McCannell Campbell
Hugh McCannell
Paul Jacobson
SISAL
Pinintiff
Barbara Ann McKinnon
Toronto
Canada
Catherine Craig
Port Elgin
Jessie Menzies
Dollard, Sask
Archibald McCannell
Regina
Alexander McCannell
Barbara McCannell
Coffey & Greens
China
Villistas
Guzman
Ie Seerekeere
Eeee
W-B
Weyman-Bruton Company
Broadway
New York City
Williams-Hill Company
Avery Kerosene
Avery
Eitiene
Feil Mfg. Co
Cleveland
R. C. Woolsen
Brady
Broadwater-Pepin Trading CO
Browning
RAY R. Porter
Bynum
Spencer & McCullough
Drake Drug CO
Conrad
Harris Bros. Dupuyer