Local Hereford Breeders Pleased With Sale Results
Teton county Hereford breeders fared well at the annual sale in Great Falls Montana. Eighteen bulls sold for $200 or more with a top price of $335. consignors grossed about $13,200 as bulls averaged $137 to $178 for groups led by Savik and Holman.
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Teton County
Creat Falls
Northern
Montana
Hereford Breeders Association
Nick Vlinker
Ed. Savik
Emil Durr
J. J. Burch
H. L. Haladay
Fred Reppart
Decatur
Ind
Steve Holman
Teton
Durr
Domino
L. Wassman
Sand Coulee
Glennie Brothers
Harlowtown
Lith
T. J Weisner
Augusta
Henry Zimmer
Chief
W. C. Boucher
Conrad
B. T. Beilaint
Williams
Capitol Anxiety
D. L. MerVey
Sweet Grass
Capitol
J. T. Weisner
Ben Bach
Shonkin
C. R Kleith
Halladay
John A. Anderson
Chinook
John Duncan
Martinsdale
Mischief
L. 2B
Taylor
Wolf Creek
Sam Johnson
Belt
J. H
Griffiths Brothers Visit Oregon City
Herb Griffiths district manager for West Coast Life Insurance traveled from Great Falls to spend the weekend with Mrs. Griffiths and their baby Shirley who have stayed with her aunt Mrs. E B Maynard. He was joined by his brother Fr Griffiths a dental technician with Dr. Weaver of Cleveland Ohio a famed oral surgeon. Mrs Griffiths is formerly Miss Helen Pike.
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Herb Griffiths
West Coast Life Insurance Co
Great Falls
U. S. Inspection Tightened by 1933 Legislature
State livestock officials announce stricter inspection rules for stock including horses. Inspectors must record brand numbers and descriptions, require proof of ownership, and forward transfers within five days. Inspections must occur before loading, with locks at stock yards, and refusals allowed if brands or bills misalign. Local inspectors bear sole responsibility for release of horses.
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Paul Raferty
State Livestock Commission
J. L. Billings
Raferty
The
Livestock Commission
Secretary of the Livestock Commission
Local visitation notes from Pendroy and nearby towns
Pendray and surrounding areas show a stream of visits and calls from residents. Harry Jardine and John Dahlstrom were business callers in Pendray. Ross Roberts visited Glen Morris ranch. Helen Jardine of Blackleaf stayed overnight with Doris Jones and plans to ride to Great Falls for a Minneapolis train.
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Harry Jardine
John Dahlstrom
Pendray
Ross Roberts
Glen Morris Ranch
Helen Jardine
Blackleaf
Doris Jones
Great Falls
Minneapolis
Chas. Fields
Fred Broeder
Albert DenBoer
George
A. G. Roberts
Joe FitzPatrick
John
Conrad
Elmer Phillips
H. H. Jones
Pendroy
Roy
Lee Moye
Sidney Moury
Wm. Thomas
Bessie
Dupuyer
Anna Olsen
Chateau
Governor Veto Keeps Egg Grading Law In Place
Governor Frank H. Cooney vetoed the bill repealing the 1931 egg grading law. Midland Empire Poultry association will send a letter of appreciation for the veto, as several groups opposed repeal.
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Frank H. Cooney
Billings
Midland Empire Poultry Association
Dutton School Board Re Elects Principal and Names Teachers
At a Dutton school board meeting L A Walker was re elected as principal for the coming year. Dutton teachers named include D L Cates C O Gunderson Florence Simpson Alice Lillie and Dorothy Larson. One married woman will not return but will join her husband near Chester.
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Dutton
L. A. Walker
D. L. Cates
C. O. Gunderson
Florence Simpson
Alice Lillie
Dorothy Larson
Sale of Montana real estate in 1933 district court order
Property parcels in Teton county Montana described by metes and bounds are subject to an estate sale for Michael Donahue an insane person. Emery Knowlton guardian seeks court order to sell real estate and a hearing is set for April 14 1933 at 10 am in Chateau court.
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Ninth Judicial District
Monce
Teon
Michael Donahue
Emery Knowlton
Miachel Donahue
Chateau
County of Teton
Probate sale order for deceased real estate in Teton County
Judge R M Hattersley approves sale of as much real estate of the deceased as necessary and orders publication of the order in Chateau Acantha for three weeks. Dated March 17 1933 with first publication March 23 and last April 6.
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Chateau Acantha
Teton County
R. M. Hattersley
Used Cars for Quick Sale by Teton Service Co
1930 Chevrolet coach 1929 Ford se dan 1929 Ford coach 1932 Chevrolet special sedan demonstrator offered for rapid sale. Investigate if seeking used cars. See us at once. TETON SERVICE CO.
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L. E. Taylor Garage Deere
John Deere
Mobile Oil and
Teton Implement Co
Chateau
Teton Service CO
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure TeTon County Montana
Notice lists Henry M. Jensen as plaintiff and Ernest E Townsend and Ada B Townsend as defendants. Sheriff’s sale to be held April 21 1933 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Property described as portions of section 12 including W1/2 SE 1/4 SW 1/4 N1/2 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 and E1/2 SE 1/4.
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M. M
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
A. D
J. L. Billings
Bert I. Packer
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
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