Real Estate Transfers and Filed Instruments Summary
Daily bulletin lists real estate transfers from April 13 to 20 including warranty deeds quit claims contracts and oil and gas leases. Notable entities include Malhuer Land Co to I Sven Causkey and Christie Caskey and First Mortgage Loan Co of Montana to Gertrude Lacanette. Notable locations include sections 4 24 4w 23 24 4w and 11 1 23 7w. Amounts show $1.00 nominal transfers and $1500.00 to Peter Franken with several lot and block identifiers.
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Daily Record Bulletin
U. S
Edward Johnson
Dick Strongmann
Malhuer Land Co
I. Sven Causkey
Christie Caskey
First Mortgage Loan Co
Montana
Gertrude Lacanette
Pendrey
Mary Schaal
Peter Franken
William P. Betts
Charles A. Klocker
Fairfield
Silas A. McPhee
E. J. Hirshberg
Rebecca Barnes
George R
Alignment and Royalty Assignments in Oil and Gas Leases
A sequence of notices records assignments of leases and royalties in multiple townships. Transactions include F Mitchener to John B Conlin, James C Cusack to A R Johnson for small percentages, and various transfers of one percent or fractions of oil and gas rights across parcels in townships 20 to 28, ranges 1 to 4 west.
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Sherburne Mercantile Co
E. B. Emerick
Teton High Band Joins Conrad Carnival Parade
The Conrad and Teton high schools merged their bands into a 100 piece ensemble directed by L. P. Jackson for a Conrad School carnival. Chateau residents donated cars to transport the Teton group, including L. P. Jackson and several others.
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Teton High
Conrad
Chateau
Conrad High
L. P. Jackson
Oil City
E. L. Jourdonnais
Henry Freeman
C. D. McDonald
Clara H. Baker
W. B
Visitors praise union band and carnival success
Butchart, Jas, Robison, and Herman Earles report Chateau visitors speak highly of the union band and note the carnival was a pronounced success.
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Butchart
Jas
Robison
Herman Earles
Chateau
Union
Local Socials and Celebrations From The Gap Area
Pearl and Jean Olson visited Mrs Crawford Friday afternoon. Mrs Waterman studied with Mrs Dewan Thursday morning. Sam Luinstra and Mrs Van Brunt hosted visitors Sunday evening. Mrs Rollie Ferris entertained Mr and Mrs Leslie Bush at dinner Sunday. Pete Kampner of Great Falls spent Sunday with the Luinstra family. Birthday party surprised Mrs Crawford last Sunday by Chateau neighbors. William Van Sellen celebrated his twelfth birthday with ironing boys Monday evening. Lucille and Glen Weaver visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Zeigler. Mrs Glenn Wiseman convalescing after hospital return last week. Mrs Woning visited Mrs Terman Beauma last Thursday.
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Pearl
Jean Olson
Crawford
Waterman
Dewan
Sam Luinstra
van Brunt
Ironing
Rollie Ferris
Leslie Bush
Pete Kampner
Great Falls
William van Sellen
Lucille
Glen Weaver
Zeigler
Glenn Wiseman
Mrs Woning
Terman Beauma
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The 1929 Shorthorn breeders sale and auction headlines
A partial recount of a 1929 Shorthorn breeders sale features prominent figures such as William Janes of Pendroxroy and Bill Wener, noting top prices and highest figures reached. The event highlights young exhibitors, notable consignors, and the era's cattle trade dynamics.
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Col A Iu Ag
Grahdean Caf
Barc D
oReFo
Qehnidys
Bill Gold
Horghoran
Pisokle
Hency
Bearenek Carr
Walters Hill
nShorghorn
Din Groné
Aas
William Janes
Pendroxroy
Jonbsy
Jim
Bill Wener
Anta Feton
Huttt
Jonepo
Steekrane Si
Seautl
Serge Rhyepatle
Raychi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman W. Tronson
Morris Magnes
A. V. Swanberg
William Gustafson
J. N. Moore
C. H. Connor
First National Bank of Conrad
Hernen W. Tronson
Eric Sandberg
Harold E. Sandberg
Paul W. Sandberg
Reg
E. G. Stevens
Peter Rondas
L. B. O’neil
L. B. O'Neill
Adams Oil Company
L. F. McCurdy
Christian Royland
Frank Dalton
Joseph E. Morrissay
Ats Meets
Poxee the Ted
Trashan
Sica
Chevrolet
Power-Morgan CO
Eateca
Thesenes
the Gap News
Lediai Tarai
Sundananche
Mwate
Sissi
Pki
H. Dethoito Mithiganzan
GiGeigoue
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