FOR SALE LIST WITH MACHINES FURNITURE AND SERVICES
Several farm machines and household items offered for sale including 1954 No. 55 combine and 1950 John Deere No. 65, both pull type, a 1949 Cover 88 loader, 1948 Massey Harris No. 21 fair, 1947 Minneapolis Moline model good, and miscellaneous lumber and hardware. Also legal notices re election registration and liquor license application for The Bleached Skull Saloon. Listings include contact details for Choteau area sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Harris
Minneapolis
July Bond Sales Rise in County and State Totals
County bond sales for July reached 12843 dollars, up from 8756 a year earlier, amid a statewide seven month total of 14415985 dollars for E and H series bonds. County chairman Arnold Hanusa urged citizens that savings bonds are a direct investment in America and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
America
Pvt Bruce Anderson Completes Army Course
Pvt Bruce A Anderson 20 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R Anderson Chateau Alabama recently completed the airplane maintenance course at the Army Aviation Center Fort Rucker Alabama. He entered the army last March and finished basic training at Fort Ord California a 1956 graduate of Chateau High School and former employee of the Montana Fish and Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Bruce A. Anderson
Arthur R. Anderson
Chateau
Army Aviation Center
Fort Rucker
Ala
Anderson
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Chateau High School
Montana Fish & Game
Stinchfield and Schrock Marry in Las Vegas Nevada
Mary Alice Stinchfield daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stinchfield Power and Gerald G Schrock of Great Falls married recently in Las Vegas Nevada The bride wore a nylon dress with a pink and white corsage Schrock a Navy man aboard the USS Persistent is a Power High School graduate He will serve 16 more months The couple resides in Long Beach California after a church shower in Dutton hosted by family friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Stinchfield
William Stinchfield
Power
Gerald G. Schrock
Great Falls
Las Vegas
New
Dutton and
Schrock
Persistent
Montana Liquor License Hearing Notice Published
Notice for ranch license hearing regarding an application for a license at Deep Canyon Chateau Montana. Protests, if any, heard at 10 20 a m on September 18, 1958 at the Montana Liquor Control Board office in Helena. Dated August 14, 1958. Signed Jo Manning. Published August 21 28 September 4 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Justice of the Peace
U. S
United States
Richard W. Engel
Montana Liquor Control Board
Cow Track
Deep Canyon
Sec
Helena
Jo Manning
Bids Sought to Demolish Old Grade School Building
The School District No 1 Teton County calls for bids to demolish the Old Grade School Building on Block 8 in Chateau. Contractors keep salvage and clear property per specifications on file with Clerk Wm F Olsen. Bids due September 11 1958 at 8 PM. must include 5 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Teton County
Chateau
Wm. F. Olsen
Chateau High School
Clerk
Notice to Creditors Estate of Ivalle Huisenga Deceased
Notice to creditors and all claimants of the estate of Ivalle Huisenga deceased. Administrator Herman R Huisenga directs exhibits of claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to 1140 Alderson Billings Montana. Date August 18 1958. Attorney John Green Billings Montana 4 pubs. Aug 21 28 Sept 4 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivabelle Huisenga
Alderson
Billings
Montana
Herman R. Huisenga
John Green
John A. Watson
Estate of John A Watson executrix named in Montana notice
Dated August 20 1958 Easter Watson executrix of the estate of John A Watson deceased notice filed in Teton County Montana with Jardine Stephenson Blewett Weaver attorneys at 410 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana. Four publications Aug 21 28 Sept 4 11. Last year more books were published in religion than other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Montana
County of
Teton
Easter Watson
John A Watson
Jardine, Stephenson, Blewett & Weaver
First National Bank
Great Falls
Novel prices rise 5.78 percent in fall 1957
The average price of novels increased by 5.78 percent in fall 1957 compared with fall 1956, indicating a notable shift in book pricing.
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Benjamin Moore Moresco
Wier
Choteau
Wier Furniture
H. W. Yeager
Monter
Monarch Roaster
Schroeder Hardware
Mont
Pontiac Taylor Motor Co
Tesch Sales & Service
Choteau Electric
Ramaker Sawmill
Jeen
Choteau Beauty Shop
Wisconsin
Tesch
Miller Colony
Doug Crary
Sid Snyder
Westinghouse Electrice
Cheney
Obernolte Standard Service
Chateau Feed & Seed
Dutton
Granite
Mission Homes
Ken Wolverton
Conrad, Montana
J. R. Collins
Tfe
Choteau Acantha
H. S
Ed Schiller
Helen Sinclair
Morris Franklin
Carl lIngersoll
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Bill Obernolte
Choteau Feed
Pumpe - Teton Plumbing & Heating
G. E. Monkman
Anna P. Neiswender
Frank Neiswender
Electric Motor Service
Ted’s Drive Inn
Bond
McDonald Block
Annie Snyder
Bruce Anderson
Nevada
Mountain States Telephone
Orpheum Theatre
Conrad
Jeffrey Hunter
Sun
Mon
Web
Raintree County
Clark Gable
Burt Lancaster
Star Drive
The
Missouri Traveler
Island IN the Sun
James Mason
Joan Fontaine
Dean Stockwell
Natalie Trundy
Ray Mill
Ernest Borgnine
Edmond O’brien
Mona Freeman
Big Horn
California
James Stuart
Yellowstone
Stuart
Big Horn City
Big Horn Mountains
Big Horn Canyon
Little Big Horn
Anaconda Company
Eas
Ford
M&a Motors
Country Squire
Passerzet Cou Ry Sesan
U.A.F
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