Economic outlook on wartime supply and prices
Experts from Washington and industrial centers forecast sufficient civilian goods despite defense-driven shifts. Clothing shortages and higher prices await leather, shoes, and silk staples. automobiles likely 25 percent under 1941 record with lower trade-in values. oil abundant but transport strained. appliances cut up to 50 percent with metal conservation. food stable barring limited rationing. housing tight near defense hubs. electric power adequate overall. taxes and price controls expected to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
Atlantic Seaboard
Congress
Bicycle travel climbs in Glacier Park as 29 cross Logan Pass
Glacier National Park Montana reports another jump in bicycle travel this week. A group of 29 cyclists crossed Logan Pass on the Going-to-the-Sun highway signaling growing interest in park biking.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Logan Pass
Large Montana quiet title suit lists numerous defendants
In District Court of Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana Western Agricultural Co. sues many corporations and individuals including California Petroleum, Montana Dakota Utilities, The Texas Company and others to quiet title to extensive land in Allen Township and surrounding sections described in detail. The State of Montana is named as to all unknown parties. Plaintiffs seek judgment quieting title to the described lands in Montana. Defendants are ordered to answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. WITNESS my hand and seal of the court dated July 24. Clerk A. H. M. Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Western Agricultural Co
Overly Land & Mortgage Co
Adolph Hanson
Byron Clapham
Grace Clapham
W. H. Corry
Tobias Talifson
Dena Talifson
Arlie Talifson
Edward Jones
Ethel Jones
Joseph Crawford, Jr
Vermont Loan & Trust Co
Genevieve E. Sprinkle
Genevieve E. Friend
Texas Production Company
The
Texas Company
Raymond E. Killin
Killin
Bernard Lacanette
Pearl C. Lacanette
Pete Lacanette
Gertrude Lacanette
Carl Morhardt
Annie Sieber
E. J. Lander & Co
Edgar Bailey
Nick Gerich
Katherine Gerich
Valentine Gerich
Gerich
Nicholas Pambrum
Nicolene Nyberg
Charles Andrew Nyberg
Lena Nyberg
Julius Hirshberg
Conrad Securities Corporation
Sigurd Holmen
Clara Holmen
Hamline University of Minnesota
Anna K. Ball
Mary Arnett
W. E. Arnot
John A. Fagerlin
Matilda Fagerlin
Rasmus Fagerlin
Jesse F. Taylor
Taylor
Louis B. O'Neill
George W. Coffing
McKenzie
Sigme Vigen
Alfred Vigen
Lillian Shapley Golladay
W. W. Golladay
John Shapley
Hirshberg Realty Company
John F. Truchot
Ada L. Truchot
T. A. Meagher
Emma F. Meagher
Gertrude M. Miltz
Wendell Petrie
Mary Petrie
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
A. M. Stuntebeck
Rosa Stuntebeck
Gypsy Oil Company
David Scott
Sauk Rapids State Bank
Sauk Rapids
Minnesota
Trans- America Oil Company
Continental Development
Kyle Jones
Maude W. Jones
L. F. McCurdy
Harry O. Williard
W. W. Gail
Gail
Earl J. Guernsey and
Guernsey
Chauncey C. Phillips
Phillips
R. E. Byrne
Byrne
August Schimnoski
Schimnoski
H. A. Goslin
Goslin
A. B. Carleton
Carleton
Walter S. Bright
W. J. Johnson
Edward J. Baker
C. B. Simons
Dorothy Simons
W. W. Edwards
Marion W. Edwards
R. C. Tarrant
Tarrant
E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Ruth Cheadle
Midwest Refining Company
Corporation
Maine
John J. G.cone
Greene
Great Falls & Teton County Railway Company
Ray R. Porter
H. C. Sutter
John Rohner
Rohner
Kate Fincher
Jerome J. Fincher
Edith M. Fincher
Marguerite Fincher
Marjorie Fincher
William Fincher
Morley Fincher
Jacob Schiffler
Sarah P. Livingston
Teton County
Echoes from the Past Twenty Years and More
Thirty years ago Mrs. Alex Burrell Sr. died at home in Choteau after an appendicitis operation. Twenty years ago George Richards faced charges for shooting a bull owned by T. H. Givens. Emil Waldon charged with operating still on Chadwick ranch. Dorothy Dirkes, two, drowns near Power ranch home. Gladys Whitacre and Lester Coggill wed in Bozeman. City Marshall McGinnis injured in a clash with a robber who looted Choteau Hardware. Large fire on Waldren Creek in Teton Canyon. Merrill Alquist announces marriage in Livingston. Redden Joseph gets two years for stealing two horses from Truman Oliver.
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George Richards
T. H. Givens
Emil Waldon
Old Chadwick Ranch
Chateau
Dorothy
Edward Dirkes
Gladys Whitacre
Lester Cowgill
Bozeman
A. H. McGinnis
Choteau Hardware Co
Waldren Creek
Teton Canyon
Merrill Alquist
Choteau
Livingston
Redden Joseph
Truman Ooiver
Montana Gains Little In Glacier Park Travel
Glacier National Park data show Montana visitors totaling 26 593 in the week ending July 26 1941 in 7 377 vehicles. This marks a 1.3 percent increase from 26 357 visitors in 7 435 automobiles the prior year. California leads out of state with 6 611 visitors in 2 397 cars. Washington 5 954 visitors up 21 percent. Minnesota 3 448 up 19 percent. Illinois ? percent up 27 percent.
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Glacier National Park
Montana
D. S. Libbey
California
Washington State
Minnesota
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
Canada
I. Hy
Allen Township
Wes
Township
Sparta
H. M. Daley
Dorothy Breding
Wood & Cooke
Billings
Kcowteo.s
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Alex Burrell Sr
Glacier Park
E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Rieckhoy
Larsen Bldg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Miss Rassmussen, R. N
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Maynard Hospital
Choteau, Montana
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