Order To Sell Estate Lands In Montana Court
District Court of Montana's Ninth Judicial District orders the sale of most real estate in the William A. Harder estate after a petition by administrator J J Wuerthner. Publication to run in Chateau Acantha for two weeks begins April 22, 1943. A separate notice advertises Lewis and Clark County land sale on May 15, 1948 at 2 PM in Helena.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
William A. Harder
W. Aw i
Wuerthner
W. A. Harder
R. M. Hattersley
Chateau
County of Teton
J. J. Wuerthner
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Monna
M. Hattersley
Board of County Commissioners
Lewis and Clark County
Choteau
Board of Pii Teenee Beers
Range
Township Twenty-One
Helena
Robinson Enjoys Chateau Visit With Daughter From Teton County
A. C. Robinson, Milwaukee agent at Agawam, visited Chateau Saturday afternoon on business and then took his daughter, a Teton County high school student, home for the weekend.
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A C. Robinson
Milwaukee
Agawam
Chateau
Teton County High School
Olsen Family Visits for Easter in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs W F Olsen and family drove from Great Falls to spend Easter with Mrs Olsen s parents Mr and Mrs N W Edwards in town.
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Mrs. W. F. Olsen
Great Falls
Mrs
N. W. Edwards
Notice of Regular Assessment by Teton Co operative Canal Co
The Teton Cooperative Canal Co directs stockholders that the April 2 1948 meeting levied regular assessment No 55 of 25 dollars per share to be paid by May 3 1943. Unpaid shares by May 3 1943 are delinquent and will be advertised for sale June 3 1948 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door.
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Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
A. G. Arensmeyer
Farmington
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Sec’y-Treas
War era power sector aids victory and peacetime welfare
The report notes war conditions are abnormal and future trends are hard to predict. It states American industry shows the efficacy of electricity as a vital defense line and that electric power under investor ownership supports all industry, contributing to victory and postwar welfare.
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America
Our Men and Women of Montana Power Company
A Montana power firm highlights its workforce as prideful investors and war-time contributors. It notes 206 men and one young woman in active military service, payroll war-bond participation, civilian war work, and leaders advancing to national positions. The company emphasizes taxes, wartime energy delivery, and defense of private enterprise against federal control.
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Pearl Harbor
Montana
Utah
Washington
Montana Power Company
Glacier Production Company and Montana Power assets profile
The document profiles Glacier Production Company tied to The Montana Power Company, detailing holdings of 88,287 acres of gas and oil land, 203 producing wells, 133 miles of pipelines, and related facilities. It notes 1942 outputs of 11.86 billion cubic feet of gas and 1,234,428 barrels of oil, plus storage reserves and marketing of Power Gasoline from Cut Bank refinery. It mentions propane bottling and northwest natural gasoline supply.
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Montana Power Company
Glacier Production Company
Rosa
Otie, Beptiaasg
rOee
Mgek Fe
Cut Bank
Power
Montana
North Dakota
Northwest
Yiraid
Tom
Power Dams and Notable Misouri River Sites
The article explains how power dams raise water levels, store water for dry periods, and divert flow to turbines. It cites Black Eagle, Rainbow, and Ryan Dams on the Missouri River near Great Falls as prime examples and notes nine dams on the Atlantic watershed of the Rockies and four on the Pacific slope.
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Black Eagle
Rainbow
Ryan
Missouri River
City of
Great Falls
Rocky Mountains
Black Eagle Canyon
Flint Creek
Hauser Holter Kerr
Flathead
Mystic Lake
Madison River
Missoula River
West Rosebud Creek
Power plants and water sources listed with capacities
Power houses house turbines generators control rooms and transformers. Hydraulic turbines drive generators via steel shafts converting hydraulic energy to electrical energy. Transformers step up voltage for long distance transmission. Names, water sources, and kilowatt capacities for several sites are shown.
Early Systems Tie Montana To Missouri River Mines
The article notes early electric power limits from long-distance transmission and credits alternating current at high voltage. It recalls a Montana line built over 40 years ago delivering Missouri River power to Butte mines. It highlights spanning rivers canyons forests and prairies with lines patrolled for rapid repairs.
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Montana
Missouri
Butts
Water storage and hydroelectric needs in western Montana
The text notes the importance of reliable water for hydroelectric operations in western Montana. It explains how annual precipitation, runoff, and mountainous terrain lead to drifted snow storage, with pre release water content and cool nights delaying runoff into summer. It also stresses the need for artificial storage to supplement natural reserves and mentions lands flooded by reservoirs as a significant investment for The Montana Power Company.
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Montana
Montana Power Company Powers Big State Growth
The Montana Power Company was organized to meet cheap plentiful power needs. It mainly supplies industrial power but now serves thousands of commercial and residential customers. The territory includes 160 communities across 35 Montana counties and one small Idaho town.
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Ful Power
The
Montana Power Company
Montana
Distributing System Powers City Electric Service
A description of the residential and commercial electric distribution network from substations to customers. It explains that new service requires wiring from distributing lines to the premises and notes improved reliability and convenience, with continuous access to electricity at any time.
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Electrc Power and Light Industry
United Sites
United States
Board of Directors
Power Houses
Thompson Falls
Clark's Fork
Columbia
Ties
Idaho
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