Public Auction of Tax Deed Properties in Teton County Montana
Teton County Montana will sell parcels of real property at public auction on April 18 1949 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Properties include numerous blocks and tracts in Power Dutton Collins Bynum Farmington and other parcels with fixed per lot or per tract prices and several state land descriptions with precise surveys and sale terms cash only and deed issued by county upon payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Magntana
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Inc
Dutton
Farmington
Collins
Bynum
New
Nis
Board of County Commissioners
W. Earl Hollar
Notice to Creditors Teton Land Company Dissolved
Trustee Hugh D. Galusha calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers four months after first publication. Claims should be shown to Hugh D. Galusha at 531 Power Helena Montana, for the dissolved corporation's business in Lewis and Clark County. Dated March 25 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Land Company
Hugh D. Galusha
Helena
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Notice to creditors in Nordhagen estate
Probate court in Teton County orders publication in Chateau Acantha to creditors of O J Nordhagen deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the executor. Publication to run weekly for four weeks, dated March 18 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. J. Nordhagen
O. J Nordhagen
Chateau Acantha
County of
Teton
R. M. Hattersley
District Court
Notice to creditors for the estate of O J Nordhagen
The undersigned Executor John Anderson announces for the estate of O J Nordhagen that creditors and all interested parties must present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be sent to the Executor at 332 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Dated March 18 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Nordhagen
Ford
Great Falls
Montana
Estate of Nordhagen Notices in Great Falls
The estate of O. J. Nordhagen filed in Montana invites claims against the deceased with attorney H Norskog representing the executor. Publication dates listed are March 24 March 31 April 7 and April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Nordhagen
H. Norskog
Ford Building
Great Falls
Montana
Call for bids to remodel Fairfield church building addition
The St. Paul Lutheran Church Fairfield Montana invites bids to excavate construct a 28 by 72 basement move the existing building onto the new foundation and add a 20 by 56 unit. Work includes wiring rough plumbing oil furnace painting and varnishing. Bids due April 18 8:00 pm at the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Montana
A. B. Holland
Arthur W. Anderson
Hans Gaarder
Notice of Publication for Proving Will in Chateau
Court sets Friday April 22 1949 at 10:00 AM in Chateau for proving the will of Abigal Janette Miles deceased and for hearing Julius J Wuerthner's petition for letters testamentary any interested party may appear and contest the same Dated March 25 1949 Geo J Gunther Clerk Attorneys Murch Wuerthner Pub dates March 31 April 7 14.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Teton
Abigal Janette Miles
Chateau County of
Julius J. Wuerthner
Geo
J Gunther
Murch & Wuerthner
Attorneys At Law
Great Falls
Agnes M. Parkett
Chateau
Teton County
Agnes M Parkett
Charles A Purkett
Geo. J Cunther
Convention industry fuels city tourism and planning efforts
The American Society of Planning Officials reports U S convention activity with about 20 000 organizations hosting events drawing 50 to 2500 delegates. Chicago led as the top convention city with 1 056 meetings and 882000 attendees spending about 114 956 523 dollars. New York hosts 1 500 000 visitors to 650 conventions and plans a 25 million dollar arena to attract crowds while promoting its offerings.
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American Society of Planning Officials
Chicago
New York
Convention delegates spend big across cities
Four days with a daily average of 20.76 dollars per person, Denver’s bureau aids housing for delegates as Salt Lake City hosted 226 conventions bringing 150000 delegates who spent over 10000000 on hotels, drinks, meals, theaters, clubs and sports events. Dallas hosted 1500 conventions attracting 250000 visitors spending about 9000000. Pittsburgh hosted 1400 conventions and Cleveland 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Convention Bureau
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Property Transfers and Records in Teton County Ledger
County pages list patent deeds for Paul R. Foutch and others, warranty deeds involving Mathison, Ober foell, and Readicker, a contract for deed by Harry Schultz, a tax deed to G E Monkman, an annual Peters Hamilton Cattle Co. report, and multiple sale contracts for farming equipment and livestock in Chateau and surrounding areas.
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United States
Paul R. Foutch
Wesley Cherry
Norman C. Mathison
Harriet J. Mathison
Jennie Binford
Helen Oberfoell
Fairfield Lodge
A. PF
A. M
Montana
Harry Schultz
Frank J. Loch
Helena Susan Loch
G. E. Monkman
Teton County
Cowgill
Chateau
Peters & Hamilton Cattle Co
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Arcel No
Power
The
Acantha
2Nd Ave
Mont
Cooperative
National Farm Loan Association
E. P. Patten
Conrad
J. A. Swanson
Pendrey
W. F. Fellows
Mac’s Radio
Choteau Clinic
Choteau Hospital
Hi. W. Bateman, M. D
Arthur A. McAvey, M
Barwes
Great Falls, Montana
Probate Department
T Packer
Stornes
Otenu
Mort
Pius
Civic News
Teton County Abstract Company
John L. Dunckel
Arnold C. Hanusa
Choteau
Edith L. Dunckel
S. W. Synder
Cecil J. Snyder, Jr
Sherbourne
William A. Readicker
Hazel E. Readicker
John Hamilton
James C. Peters
Sec
Treas
Edward S Martin
Conrad Motor and Tire Co
Herbert Schmidt
Hughes Implement Co
Eversman
Montana National Bank of Billings
al Martin
George G. Mill Implement Co
Fred Bills
T. J. Cheetham & Son
Teton Valley Ranch
T. S. Cow Ser Company
M. H. Rose
Kellogg Implement Co
A. C. Rud Company
American Discount Corporation
Jerry’s Radio & Appliance Service
Marshall Wells Annex
State Farm Mutual
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company
R. A. Clearman
Choteau, Montana
Mullan’s
John A. Willard
Independent Record
John Mullan
Atlantic
Pacific
Mullan
Congress
Continental Divide
Fort Benton
Montana Territory
Walla Walla
Washington Territory
Missouri
Fort Walla Walla
Columbia Snake
St. Regis-DeBorgia
Hell Gate
Clark Fork
Little Blackfoot
Mullan Pass
Prickley Pear Creek
Bird Tail
Sun River
Blake
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Safeway Stores
Brentwood Egg Company
Express
Butte
Large A
Brentwood Eggs Company
Butte, Mont
Vientana
Rosebud
Colstrip
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Power Company
Billings
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