Real estate transfers and notices in Teton County Montana
A list of real estate transfers filed with the Teton County Clerk and related registrations includes patents to William W. Watts and Martin Groahene, deeds between Elmer Genger Co. and School Dist. No. 21, and various trustees and mortgage holders. It also notes quit claim deeds, warrants, and plats, with dates and parcel descriptions across townships and ranges, followed by county treasurer provisions from 1918.
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Cr Garrett
Teton County
William W. Watts
U. 8
George’ Sabo
Martin Groahene
U.S
Stanley Abey Austin
Elmer Genger &Co
Montana
Fairfield
Walier Real Estate Co
C. H.kester
Cleiv
Sthe
U. S
Austin T. Cheatham
Walf
Herbert L. “Halladay
Thomas Howells
Thomas Harwood
John Martin Rose
Melvin D. Mull
Clarence “J. Kinna
Joseph R. Summers
Arthur Erwin
Walier
Conrad Townsite Co
Emma Mae Gray
Conrad
Algon Udin
Primary Candidates For County Offices Named
The list shows both Democratic and Republican filings for county roles including State Senator House seats County Commissioner County Clerk County Auditor Sheriff County Treasurer Assessor County Attorney County Surveyor County Superintendent of Schools Coroner Public Administrator with multiple nominees for several offices. Notable names include John J. Daley E R Alquist Jno C Ferris Harmon T Rhoads Chas Klockler J L Collins I S Martine A B Guthrie Otto Wagnild Grace M Thompson Walton E Artiet George W Magee Freeman Daley and Grace Thompson with others awaiting results.
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John J. Daley
T. O. Larson
House of Representatives
Jno
C. Ferris
H.‘Dorrest
Olaf S. Forseth
E. R. Alquist
John ’. Coburn
Harmon T. Rhoads
Chas. Klockler
Edin J. Stone
Republican
Charles P. Crane
W. Crittenden
J. L. Collins
Frank A. Stocke
I. S. Martine
Murdoch McLeod
Alva J. Simmons
Alfred Stromstad
John Zimmerman
B.guthrie
Otto Wagnild
Harry W. Timothy
Walton
E. _ Artietj ohn
A. DeBardeleben
George W. Magee
Thomas W. Robinson
Harry F. Sewell
Wiley J. Shannon
Freeman Daley
John H. Barnett
Ohi¢ Peterson
Grace M. Thompson
John A. Hunter
Victor Starr
Chas. H. Connor
Byron_ Carson
William D. Luther
Notice on Soldiers Taxes Moratorium Affidavit Deadline
Montana residents in active military or naval service may defer taxes under the 1917 act. An affidavit must be filed with the office by November 30, 1918, to register for the moratorium and halt collection, penalties, and interest for one year after cessation of hostilities.
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County
Perety
B .Guthrie
Teton County
Montana
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
State of
Legislative Assembly
United States
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Farm Security Co. vs Froids
The notice cites a sheriff sale under a 1918 Montana foreclosure order. It describes the land in Teton County, including the west half of the southwest quarter and other portions of sections 25 and 26 in township 24N, range 6W, totaling 160 acres. The sale is scheduled for September 7, 1918 at 2 PM in front of the courthouse in Chateau, Montana, to satisfy a judgment of $313.64 plus interest and costs. William Ler, under-sheriff, with Coffey & Greene as plaintiffs’ attorneys, announces the sale.
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South Pondera Ranch Co
W. H. Scott
W. C. Norem
George E. Griggs
Thomas A. Friedt
M. W. Armstrong
Bynum
A. L. Smth
Rolla P. Heren
John
T. Murphy
Clara C. Murphy
Clara M. Walter
County of Teton
Samuel Fife
Jones
Conrad
Thomas Howells
Strout Realty Co
Strous Realty Co
First National Wea
M. McDowell
Wivadt Realty Co
First National Bank of Great Falls
Farm Security Company
George Froid
Margaret Froid
District‘ Court
Eighth’ Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
A. D
United States
Eton
Kyark-hto-yo Pagoda: Burma’s Holy Rock Shrine
Pilgrims climb a steep hill to view the Kyark-hto-yo pagoda perched on a massive boulder. Burmese guides say a hermit built the shrine and warn the rock’s peril while pilgrims place flowers, toss offerings, and leave candles marking the sacred site at dusk.
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Burma
Kyark-hto-yo
Buddha
Chicago
Austrian Enlists in Second Indiana Artillery
A young Austrian in the Second Indiana artillery learns American saluting customs during roll call. Misunderstanding directions leads to a rapid, friendly salute and a firm handshake with his superior, eliciting laughter as the officer concedes the man has become American in spirit.
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Second
Indiana Artillery
America
Ben Adhem
Shakespeare Overrated Says Baron Martin’s Marshal
Adolphus Liddell recalls Baron Martin’s marshal in 1872 noting his prodigious racing memory and lack of interest in history literature or art. He allegedly believed Shakespeare is an enormously overrated man, a view contrasted with Mr Justice Darling’s self confessed knowledge of racing.
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Shakespeare
Justice Darling
Baron Martin
Adolphus Liddell
London Chronicle
Building Record at Grasmere United States Base Hospital
A 300 man crew completed a 230 by 36 foot building at Grasmere base hospital in five hours. Construction started at 7 AM, finished by noon with steam heating, sewer connections, electric lights and a tiled bath room in place.
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Grasmere
S. I
United States
Jyas
William Gillette Shows Broadhurst His Country Estate
The two men visit Gillette’s house and herd sheep at the estate, sharing a moment as the animals bleat toward their master and the actor praises them. Broadhurst comments, noting the animals’ hunger and trust, amid an informal, antiquated tone.
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William Gillette
George H. Broadhurst
George
Broadhurst
Lawsuit to Cancel Warranty Deed in Teton County MT
Amanda C. Wilson guardian sues Ida B. Foster in District Court to cancel a 1916 warranty deed describing N1 4 NE A and SE1 4 NE A of section 7 township 24 N range 2 W. Plaintiff seeks relief and warning for default judgment if defendant fails to answer within twenty days. First publication Aug 15, last Sept 5.
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District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District
Teton
State of Montana
Amanda C. Wilson
Rose Burnett
Ida B. Foster
Montana
Meridian
Deea
Teton County
District Court
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Urges Public Sacrifice
The Fourth Liberty Loan starts September 28 and ends October 19. It warns that success shows U S support for the war and that enemies will be cheered by a failure. It calls for full public sacrifice and notes soldiers back home and abroad rely on American funding.
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Europe
America
United States
Rich bachelor becomes poor husband in a curious tale
A fragmentary note hints at a paradox where a wealthy bachelor marries and loses status, described in terse lines that suggest social reversal and a moral about wealth and marriage.
Iowa Counties Honor Roll Stamps No Cashing Yet
The article notes twelve Iowa counties on an honor roll for War Savings stamps with no cashing at post offices. It argues cashing stamps differs from selling Liberty bonds, since cashing requires government cash outlay. It asks Montana to report counties with no stamp cashings if any exist.
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Iowa
France
Montana
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
The partnership between W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder is dissolved. Schroder retires, and all claims and accounts are to be settled by Swedancky.
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W. Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
Mr. Swedancky
Montana State Fair War Time Exhibition
The Montana State Fair is to be a war time event with a “win the war” focus and government cooperation. Food conservation instruction will be a principal feature highlighted by federal participation.
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Montana
Wealth at Bedtime Shapes Pin Money Hint
An old proverb notes that a man with plenty of change as he retires may leave his wife with no need to seek pin money. The saying reflects domestic finance and provision within the household.
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Choteau
Sap
Ied
Chateau
Max
B.bishop
Horace H. Bleeker
Register’s
John A. Delaney
Warraney
Clarence EB. Wheeller
Julius Hirshberg
Jennie Beal
Hirshberg
Bet
M. A. O'Neil
E. c. Garrett
John Lundgren
O Te Peruma-Co
James . S. Innes
Coffey & Greene
Plaintin’s Attorneys
Peyton
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
George Dow
Adams Oil Company
Montana Oil Company Products
Paul Jacobson
Stanley R
Foot and Pray &Callaway
Plaintiff
Scott
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