County Clerk Financials Show Bond Details and School Opening Change
The 1919 5 percent county bonds for the High School show $20 000 outstanding as of 1935 with a $5 000 sinking fund. road bonds issued 1920 with $45 000 outstanding. 1923 refunding bonds listed at $56 000 outstanding. Assessments for 1934 total 48 233 54. Notice remains that Teton County High School opening is postponed to Sept 9 with registration details and board fees.
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County High School
Isinking
Teton County High School
Court House
Poor Farm
Seaabdin Pauditlvaestl
Chateau Waere
Dutton
Penee Enensemmentes Sane
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H. S
Eeemeeen
Ers Neeseeweeeene
H. S. Dorm
Educational
Resereemme
Greater University Peeenacarens Seeessorenarnreseese Secensents
Co. H. S. Trans
Chateau Pee
City of
Bynum
Axes County
Carsaemen Paste Enance
Stent Tbeneeenen Nso
Geedang
Aetebaee
Annenerersenessnesnees
Sk Tate Reddee Ang
County Attorney’s Library
District Judge’s Library
Steeecinley
slAl Stationery Co
Chateau Jail
Fur
Fix
Teton, Chateau-Dutton (Steel
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Wood
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Teton
Rome
Choteau-Reickhoff
Choteau-Miller
Sun River
Choteau-Augusta
Steel
Choteau-Simms
Choteau-Lowry (Steel
Choteau-Lowry
Muddy
Collins
Carney
Eyraud
Farmington-Conrad
Clarks
Teton, Dutton-Collins (Steel
McPhee
Deep Creek
Spring Coulee
WOC
Montana
of Teton
Geo. A. Carroll
County of
State of
Striking Changes Made in Laws on Migratory Birds
Changes in waterfowl regulations for the 1935 season set a federal hunting license stamp requirement for hunters sixteen and older. Rules limit shotguns to three shells, specify open season dates October 21 to November 19, and ban baited areas, blind proximity, live decoys, and certain vehicles. Daily bag limits are ten ducks and four geese, with possession and closing-date restrictions.
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Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
State Game Commission
Natchez Trace Route Through Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi
The Natchez Trace is described as a roughly 550 mile overland path from Nashville to Natchez, used by early boatmen moving crude produce to New Orleans. It traversed woods and swamps across areas now part of Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi.
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Cumberland
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississipp
New Orleans
Natchez Trace
Literary Digest
Nashville
Natchesta
Alabama
Mississippi
Farmington Club Reads School Theme and Community News
The Farmington Home Demonstration club meets next Thursday at 2 p m with officer installation and a club calendar discussion. Rev Breeze will conduct services next Sunday at 11 a m. Local residents report visits, remodeling, and travel as several families and relatives are noted with hospital and church news.
Local notes on residents and visiting clergy in Chateau area
Sang and played guitar to songs as Bud Pollock keeps a circus monkey captured nearby at the George Talifson farm. Dorothy Swenson returned from Bole where she worked for the Dauwalder family since June. The Dauwalder and Smith families hosted dinner at Swenson’s. Rev. Harry Stong and Mrs Stong of Washington stayed at the F W Smith home en route from CCC camps. he once served at Chateau M E church. Mrs Ness, Mrs Hodgskiss, and Mrs Poucher visited Lars Nasset’s home last Thursday.
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Bud Pollock
Chateau
George Talifson
Dorothy Swenson
Bole
W. G. Dauwalder
Dauwalder
F. W. Smith
Swenson
Kk. R. Smith
Florence Thompson
H. R. Thompson
Harry T. Stong
Fatonville
Washington
Stong
Chateau M. E
Dutton
CCC
Helenz
Montana
Stongs
Henry Ness
J. E Hodgskiss
Mrs. Poucher
Omaha
Nebr
Lars Nasset
Scissor Snippers 4-H Club News Meeting Report
The Scissor Snippers of Farming ton held their eleventh meeting at Mrs. FLOW Smiths home. First year girls finished their project and exhibited items at the North Montana fair. Third year girls near completion of outfits and plan to exhibit at the county fair in Chateau next month. Miss Veda Thompson named assistant leader after Arensmeyer resignation. A luncheon followed the business session. ALMA CAMDEN, Reporter.
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Scissor Snippers
Farmington
Flow Smith
North Montana
Chateau
Veda Thompson
Arensmeyer
Alma Camden
Dissolution of Crary and Ballard Ranch Partnership
Notice records the dissolution of the Crary and Ballard partnership a ranching firm in Chateau Teton county Montana. On August 26 1935 the partners Crary and Ballard dissolved the firm by mutual consent and E J Crary will carry on the business alone and assume all debts and liabilities and receive all monies due to the late partnership. Dated August 27 1935 at Choteau Montana.
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ER. J. Crary
Gale Ballard
Crary and Ballard
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Crary
Choteau
E. J. Crary
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Choteau Montana
In pursuance of a District Court order dated July 12 1935 in the estate of Roy Inbody deceased executor Denzel McDonald will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash with court confirmation on September 14 1935 at 10 a.m. at George Coffeys office in the Larson building Chateau to the highest bidder Lots 21 and 22 in Block 7 Original Townsite of Choteau Montana. Cash required ten percent at sale balance on court confirmation Deed at purchaser expense First pub Aug 29 last Sept 8
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District Court
County of
Teton
State of
Montana
Roy Inbody
George Coffey
Larson
Chateau
County of Teton
Roy
Choteau
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County Clerk’s Annual Financial Statement
Fin
Frances Rosengren
Meda McLean
Board of County Commissioners
Algon Adin
A. B. Guthrie
Inez Eckford
Inter County
Seekins
Adolph Arensmeyer
Wm. Breeze
Janette
KNFN
Denzel McDonald
Roy Inhanstee
Annan Nanl
Ypuouy
uUbCrastu
Kodak Films
Janesville Film Service
Janesville
Wis
Theo i OO Rand
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