Order to Show Cause in Guardianship of Martha Huss
In Teton County Montana the district court orders show cause why the guardian may lease estate land for oil and gas. The hearing set for April 21, 1927 requires the estate to show why a five year lease with standard one eighth royalty should not be approved. Copies served on Martha Huss and guardian Lottie S. Albright and publication in Choteau Acantha for two weeks starting April 7, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Martha Huss
A. R. Moore
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Lottie S. Albright
Minnesota
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
John J. Greene
Notice of homestead proof for Blackleaf Montana
Department of the Interior notices Fred Lathrop of Blackleaf Montana to prove up his 1921 entry under the 1916 act before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on May 10 1927. Witnesses named F H Pingo Jesse Jensen James Reilly and Steve Pristen all of Blackleaf Montana. First published March 31 1927 last April 28 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Fred Lathrop
Blackleaf
Helena
Township
Range 9
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Chateau
F. H. Pingo
Jesse Jensen
James Reilly
Steve Pristen
Alias Summons Foreclosure in Teton Montana Case
George N McClure sues Jacob Herman Beck Rosa Beck and others in Teton County Montana to foreclose a real estate mortgage dated March 17 1920 on the east half of the southwest quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section 35 township 24 north range 2 east. Proceedings seek relief for past due notes and mortgage. summons dated March 16 1927 with service instructions and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
George N. McClure
Jacob Herman Beck
Rosa Beck
A. V. Swanberg Company
Gerard Ryzek
J. B. Peterson
B. F. Reed
J. M. Lierboe
J. G. Wallace
C. L. Foster
R. H. Ewart
Walter S. Saunders
Ralph E. Bancroft
J. H. Hughes
H. Mattson
James Norup
State OF
Montana
Swanberg & Thomas
A. V. Swanberg
C. B. Thomas
Teton County
Towit
Montana Meridian
Foreclosure Suit Involving Montana Mortgage Partners
Home Savings and State Bank sue Jessie Pendroy Levi Pendroy Joseph Crawford Jr M S Darling and The Ohio Oil Co to foreclose a real estate mortgage dated December 1 1924 held by First National Bank of Conrad as collateral for several overdue notes. The action aims to collect and enforce payment on the past due loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Home Savings and State Bank
Jessie Pendroy
Levi B. Pendroy
Joseph Crawford, Jr
M. S. Darling
Ohio Oil Company
First National Bank of
Conrad
Teton County
Montana
Foreclosure Notice on Montana Property Parcel Description
The notice describes a mortgage foreclosure on land in Montana Lot 1 Section 18 and NE 1/4 of Section 19 in Township 27 N Range 5 W containing 160 acres more or less as per the US Government survey. It is dated March 19, 1927, with court stamps and is published in March and April 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Montana Homestead Claimant seeks proof of land claim
Sylver J. White of Butte Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim under the 1916 act for numerous parcels in sections 28 29 32 and 33 township 25 north range 8 west Montana meridian. The filing with the Great Falls land office aims for a May 27 1927 proof before the register. The notice lists Cha teau Montana residents J W White Ivor C Lestrud E J Crary and J L Gleason and is signed by M D Nicholson Register. First pub April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Sylver J. White
Butte
SELEY
Seyney
NWNEY
Township
Range
Meridian
Register
U. S. Land Office
J. W. White
Ivor C. Lestrud
E. J. Crary
J. L. Gleason
Chateau
M. D. Nicholson
Examinations Announced for Day Forces Under Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission announced nationwide open competitive examinations for 2500 Bureau of Prohibition positions under the 1927 civil service act. Posts include chief of field division, zone supervisors, investigators, agents, and warehouse watchmen with salaries from 1140 to 6000 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Prohibition
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
Forecaster Brown noted as better weather prophet amid Montana moves
Peter Schubert moved stock to Cascade county buying a place near the Falls. Mrs. Wolfer and baby near arrival. neighbors busy shaping ranch. Court papers in four juvenile cases claim lack of trial rights. petitions allege illegal committals to industrial school. Judge Meighs in Great Falls says proceedings legal. Miles City event unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Peter Schubert
Cascade County
Falls
Wolfer
Mr. Schultz
Dorr
Miles City
A. C. Dorr
Industrial School
Meighs
Great Falls
Local Social Roundup From Conrad and Nearby Towns
Residents and guests attend church services picnics and visits across Conrad Choteau and Bynum. Families such as Swanson Lewis Talbert Brewer Jones and Gutshall are noted for outings dinners and social calls during the week ending Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Conrad
Lewis
Talbert
Choteau
Brewer
Billy Jones
Mr. Edwards
Kevin Oil Fields
Will Earls
T. A. Cornett
Carl Jensen
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Kaupish
Ed. Noble
Montgomery
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Pendray
Ewinski
Jake Gutshall
Jones
Jack Dawson
Turner
Harry Swanson
John Swanson
Estes
Earls
Phillips
Shelton
Habeas corpus for four boys in Miles City theft case
Helena April 6 Four Great Falls boys William Fenton Jr Patrick Freeman Victor Hutton and Charles Ireland all 14 were recently committed to the state industrial school for boys at Miles City. They will be brought before District Judge S D McKinnon at Miles City April 16 for a hearing on the legality of their commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Fills
William Fenton, Jr
Patrick Freeman
Victor Hutton
Charles Ireland
State Industrial School For Boys
Miles City
S. D McKinnon
Bainville Man Named Secretary of State on May First
William Powers of Bainville will assume the office of secretary of state on May 1 by gubernatorial appointment. Powers, a Democrat, succeeds Charles T. Stewart who was impeached and removed after a legislative trial. He had been acting in the role after R. N. Hawkins resigned. Powers runs Farming State Bank of Bainville with his brothers and formerly partnered with Henry Lowe at Mar Car stock farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena
William Powers
Bainville
J. E. Erickson
Mr. Powers
Charles T. Stewart
House of Representatives
Legislative Assembly
State Senate
R. N. Hawkins
Senate
Hawkins
State Examiner’s Department
Powers
Farmers State Bank of
Henry Lowe
Mar-Car
Custom of ambassador birth christening sponsors by rulers
A child born to an ambassador during his term prompts the host country’s ruler to serve as sponsor at the christening, reflecting longstanding diplomatic tradition and ceremonial ties between the nations involved.
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Bear Creek
Adams Oil Co
Ore
Tox
Blanche M. Jacobson
H. Norskog & A
The
Fisher
Oakland
Oakland Sun
Choteau Garage
L. A. Sutton
Rai
L. L. Callaway
Supreme Court
F. A. Ewald
Great
Pendroy News
Ban Xer
C. H. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner Notary Public
H. G. Ward
Cheteau, Montana
P. O
C. James Smith Insurance
McDonald Brock
W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
Chateau HospiTal
Drs
A. B. Gray
Larson Block
E. B. Maynard
First National Bank
Beaupre Cafe
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