Dog Poisoning Plague Strikes Chateau Urging Action
The Acantha condemns a dog poisoning epidemic in Chateau using strychnine. It calls for immediate action, a substantial reward, and detective work, noting 45 to 50 licensed dogs lost since last spring. Local citizens pledge donations to fund tests and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
H. D. Robison
Property transfers and oil leases listed in August notices
A dense list of deeds and assignments shows patents, quit claims, contracts for deed, and oil and gas leases. Names include Jesse J Shaw Afraim Karlson Henry Freeman Emil Johnson Halvor Kleive Albert Harvey Lillian Blake Rudolph Gettel W J Blake and others with parcels in multiple townships and companies such as The Texas Co Union Oil Co and Farmers & Merchants Bank referenced through August notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Jesse J. Shaw
Frances J. Shaw
Carl A. Beardsley
Howard D. Cunningham
Fairfield
Henry Freeman
Laura E. Schnug
Baker and Ward
Emil Johnson
Baker
Ward
Afraim Karlson
Halvor O. Kleive
Albert H. Harvey
Pearl Harvey
Sanborn State Bank
B. Kesseheim, Inc
Mat Toeckes
SEY
Ewmsey
W. James Stewart Ackerly
Albert J. Harvey
Pearl M. Harvey
First National Bank & Trust Co
Helena
Julius Hirshberg
Joseph Hirshberg
Charles N. Spratt
Maurice J. Breen
Rudolph Gettel
W. W. Mitzel
Willard J. Reynolds
Mayme Marcella Reynolds
Co. M St. B & Prr
Lillian J. Blake
William J. Blake
C. D. McDonald
F. C. Barribal
Bert I. Packer
Martin J. Swanson
Everett DeRusha
Charles A. Franks
Henry P. Smith
Texas Co
Clara S. Brownell
The
Ella DeRusha, Et al
Union Oil Company of California
George Fuller
Wm. L. Asmus
Jens Greenli
Norman C. Mathison
W. A. Schwanke
Frank Timmerman
Bernard G. Toenyes
J. B. Toenyes
John Mathison
Sophie M. Johnson
Sun River Stock & Land Co
George Toeckes
Ray G. Barkaloo
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Arlington
Minn
First National Bank and Trust Co
Continental Land Co
Peter L. Ju
Choteau Auctioneers Gather for Montana Meeting
Great Falls hosts the mid-summer meeting of the Associated Auctioneers of Montana at the Rainbow hotel. Fred Watson of Missoula was elected chairman of the legislative committee with Willis O Connell of Miles City and W J Hagen of Billings joining. Helena speakers discussed regulations for auction sales, and Helena was named the next convention city for early next year. Norman Warsinske announced proposed new state auction laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Norman Warsinske
Montana
Wm. Howard
Wibaux
J. H. Byler
Chateau
Clarence Doney
Barney Sparrow
Cascade
Don Christensen
Conrad
Dale Shelton, Jr
Sheridan
Wyo
Montana proposed amendment to extend terms of county officers
The 1943 act proposes submitting to Montana voters at the November 1944 election an amendment to the state constitution. It would set four year terms for county attorneys, Justices of the Peace, constables, and certain other officers, and adjust related sections of Articles VIII and XVI. The measure outlines election, salary, and jurisdiction details and provides that passage requires a public proclamation by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
Helena
Sam W. Mitchell
Notice of Assessment for Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Directors levied a one dollar per share assessment at the August 6 1944 meeting. Pay by September 5 1941 to F Reid Swenson treasurer in Bynum Montana. Unpaid by October 5 1941 delinquent and sale on October 6 1944 to cover delinquent assessment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Bynum
Teton County
Montana
F. Reid Swenson
Alias Summons Quieting Montana Land Title in Teton County
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County Kenneth McKenzie sues the Unknown Heirs of H. H. Elliott and other unknowns to quiet title to lands in Section 4 Township 26 North Range 3 West M M The North half of the Northwest quarter The suit seeks to clear any cloud on title and names The State of Montana and other unknowns as defendants The summons demands an answer within twenty days of service and warns of default judgment The action was filed July 25 1944 with four public notices in Conrad Montana
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Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Kenneth McKenzie
H. H. Elliott
Henry H. Eliott
Teton County
Range
M. M
H. * Daley
D. W. Doyle
Plaintiff
Conrad
Basket rules for returning empties to grocer peddler
A brief noting the practice of returning empty baskets to the grocer to forward to the farmer. It states farmers may need to reuse containers and ship parts of their crop, ensuring baskets cycle back through the supply chain.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Frank M Ferris Deceased
Public Administrator R E Nelson of Teton County Montana issues notice to creditors and all claimants of Frank M Ferris deceased to file vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the administrator's Chateau office in Teton County Montana. Published in late July through August 1944.
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Frank M. Ferris
R E. Nelson
Teton County
Montana
R. E. Nelson
Chateau
County of
Teton
R. E
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County
Notice is given that Harold W. Genger will apply to the Treasurer of Teton County on October 7, 1944 for a tax deed to described property. The tract is the north half of the southeast quarter section 7 and north half of the southwest quarter section 7 in range 1 west. Amount due 369.54. Published August 10 and August 17, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Kounty
Pernup
Dweteene
Harold W. Genger
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Choteau
Canada
Burr Huffman
America
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Teton County Abstract CO
United States of America
R. E. Nelson Insurance Agency
Choteau, Mont
Boulder
Masauer
G. N
Boulder Hot Springs
Boulder, Mont
Maynard Hospital
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Hrapita
Mies Rassmuseen, R. N
Shell
Alice In Moterland
Shell Oil Company Incorporated