Invitation for bids for Chateau Grade School addition
Public notice invites sealed bids by the Board of Trustees School District No. 1 Teton County Chateau Montana for adding classrooms to Chateau Grade School. Separate bids sought for general mechanical electrical work with specifications by Van Weylingen Architects. Bids due May 2, 1952. deposits $50 for plans, refundable directions and bid requirements listed. right to reject any bid reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Board of Trustees
Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Choteau
Van
Teylingen
Knight
van Weylingen
Medical Arts
Grest Falls
Board of Trustees
William Olsen
Bank condition report of Citizens' State Bank of Chateau Montana
The report shows assets totaling 4 170 870 65 with cash and deposits 1 087 196 61 and U S government obligations 2 336 762 00. Liabilities total 4 016 445 46 with deposits at 4 020 848 56 and capital accounts 150 022 08. R W Gronberg is cashier and the report is sworn April 17 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
BEG
Ahahee
R. W. Gronberg
Choteau High School bids opened for repairs and gear
Notice describes bids by the Choteau Board of Trustees Montana for repair or replacement of plumbing in the high school building, plus supplying band instruments and ventilator fans in Crionset. Specifications available from the Superintendent of Schools, Choteau Montana, with notice published April 17 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Choteau High
Choteau
Montana
Choteau High School
Transfer of retail liquor license sought for Antler Bar Chateau MT
Notice given that on April 16 1952 Paul E Beck and Arnold G Brutosky filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board to transfer a retail liquor license from Paul Wolfe for use at the Antler Bar Lounge in Chateau Montana. Protests, if any, to be heard at 11 30 A M on May 16 1952 at the board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Beck
Arnold G. Brutosky
Montana Liquor Control Board
Paul Wolfe
Antler Bar
Ant Lounge
Block 11
Main Street
Chateau
Montana
Probate notice for Ostle will in Montana court
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana the estate of William Ostle is addressed. A hearing to prove the will and issue letters testamentary to Marie Ostle and Henry J. Ostle as co executors is set for May 16 1952 at 10 a.m. in Chateau Court House. Attorneys Edmond G. Toomey and Michael J. Hughes filed the petition. Four publications run Apr 24 to May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. DeBycke
Grace H. Riettjens
Ithe
Arthur Higgins
Wil
Grace
Hi DeRycke
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
County OF
Teton
Ewin Carl
Husby
Edwin C. Husby
Edward Husby
Edwin
Carl Husby
Edwin Cc
District Court
State OF
Elmer Husby
Himer Husby
Church, Harris
Johnson & Williams
Ford Bidg
Great Falls
Wm. A. Reid
William’ Ni Ostle
Chateau
Teton County
William N. Ostle
Marie Ostle
Henry J. Ostle
Community notices and events in Ditton and surrounding area
A mixed local roundup reports events including blood plasma drive in Ditton and a Brigadship Night with a large crowd. It notes Mrs Julian Laisnez seeking support, a long-ago town program, and Air National Guards training led by Ray Habel with his family. Also mentions Eastern Stars visiting Walter and Friendship Night event attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Laisnez
AZ 'Aelles Jous
Hos
Ray “Habel
Air National’ Guards
Victorville
Cal
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Church, Harris, Johnson’ & Williams
Ford Bldg
Montha
Edwin Carl Husby
Reserve District
State ‘Bank
Federal Reserve System
F. C. Barribal
C. 8S. McDonald
J. A. Swanson
State of Montana
County of Teton
Isi
George Coffey
District Court OF
Grace H. DeRycke
Grace H. Rietjens
Great Falls Livestock Commission CO
Dearborn
Bet
Fairfield, Mont
Pubes
Walier
Aass
Horizon
Clinke
Die Paides
AUTO
Whitefish
Columbia Falls
Belton
Kalispell
Glacier Park
Dupuyer
Pendroy
Shelby
Chester
Butte
Conrad
Neihart
Helena
Great Northern
Havre
Lewstown
Glasgow
Wolf Point
Williston
Billings
Malta
Lewistown
Sweet Grass
Cut Bank
North Dakota
Great Northern Freight
C. Gulbrandson
Pontiac
America
Choteau Garage
Hamse
Choteau, Mont
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