Notice to creditors in estate of Joseph Justis Camp Campbell
Administrator with Will AnnexedWilliam G Baucus announces to creditors and claimants of the estate of Joseph Justis Camp Campbell also known as Joseph J Campbell deceased that claims must be filed within four months after first publication. Local agent Yonal Bank of Fairfield Montana serves the estate business in Cascade County. Dated January 8 1954. Baucus and Dawson Attorneys 506 Strain Building Great Falls Montana publish dates January 14 21 28 February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Joseph Justis
Josephs J Mampbell
Joseph J. Ampbell
Ita
Bank of Fairfield
Fairfield
Yontana
Qown
William G. Baucus
Joseph Justis Campbell
Joseph J. Campbell
Baucus and Dawson Atories
Great Falls
Montana
yPars
Notice to Creditors in Marie Tintinger Estate
Administrator Carl A Tintinger, estate of Marie E Tintinger deceased, to creditors and claimants. Exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Leo H Murphy attorney in Chateau Montana. Notices dated January 8 1954. Publication dates January 14 21 28 February 4.
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Marie E. Tintinger
Leo H Murphy
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Dave
Carl A. Tintinger
Marle E Tintinger
Leo J. Murphy
Larson
D. F. Walsh
I. F. Walsh
Leo A Murphy's
Larson Building P Hotest
R. E. Nelson
Leo H. Murphy
Montéina
Notice to Creditors Estate of Annie M Cherry deceased
Estate of Annie M Cherry deceased to creditors and all to this notice to the administrator at Leo H Murphy Larson Building Chateau Montana. Wesley Chet Administrator of the Estate Annie M Cherry deceased. Leo H Murphy Larson Building Chateau Montana. Pubs Jan 28 Feb 4 11 18.
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Annie M. Cherry
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Chateau
Mcontana
Blede
Nate
Wesley Chet
Larson
Montana
Estate notices and probate in Montana authorities
Estate of D F Walsh deceased notices creditors to present claims within four months after first publication. Leo A Murphy office listed. Public probate notice for Emma Bell MacDonald deceased sets February 11 1954 as hearing for will and letters testamentary in Teton County Court. Dated January 18 1954. Geo J Gunther Clerk.
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State OF
Montana
Emma Bell Macdonan
Teton
Emma” Bell MacDonald
Donald R. MacDonald
Geo. J. Gunther
Jeanne Anderson
BI Packer
Chateau
Safe Winter Driving Emphasized by State Official
A state official warns drivers to reduce speeds on snow and ice, use tire chains for traction, and ensure wipers and defrosters work. He urges clear sight lines, proper headlights, and cautious passing, stressing prevention over accident response and yield rules on slippery roads.
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Soupeerions Ieee
la FC
Montana
Bach
Schults
Tracion
National Safety ‘Council
National Safety Council
Schultz
Valentine’s Day customs through the ages described
The piece contrasts modern Valentine customs with medieval practices. It notes that today couples exchange cards and gifts while in earlier times a person would seek out a first attractive passerby to become their sweetheart for the year.
Eagles edge Choteau in overtime thriller for 58 56
In a tense Saturday night game Fairfield Eagles topped Choteau 58 to 56 after overtime. Ron Hinman sparked a late surge driving for a lead as Jim Tenney led Fairfield with 18 points while Doug Armstrong added 16 and Gene Schilling 14 in a hard fought contest.
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Ghee
Focal 5
Choteau
Chateau
Fairfield
Bulldogs
Ted
Eagles
Ron Hinman
Gehe Schilling
Hinman
Schilling
Doug Armstrong
Terry Radcliffe
Jim Tenney
High Flying Eagles
Gene Schilling
Chuck Blixrud
Roy Snyder
Joe Jaumotte
Aumette
Blixrud
den- Lindseth
Chateaur
Dan Lindseth
Dan
McCauley
Clark Olson
Lohse
Howard
Jaumoitte
Snyder
Lindseth
Blixrur
Higgins
Anderson
Carl Olson
Tolerance and unsettled opinions quote
A quotation from John Morley notes that much said to be tolerance hides lack of firm personal opinions and reflects pretentious behavior. The remark challenges superficial acceptance lacking conviction.
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John Morley
Conference Schedule This Week With Local Matches
Conference schedule lists Friday games including Cut Bank at Sunburst and Browning at Shelby. Saturday action features Fort Benton at Great Falls Central and Conrad at Fort Benton with several other pairings across towns like Choteau Chinook and Shelby.
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Igo Bease
Sunburst
Browning
Shelby
G. F
Conrad
Fort Benton
Hinman Injury Sidelines Chateau Bull Dogs Aiming for Tournament Run
Ron Hinman sustained an ankle injury in practice and will miss this weekend’s games against Browning and Cut Bank. Chateau Bull Dogs seek two conference wins to edge into the Northern Division Class B playoffs as coach Peterson experiments lineups and emphasizes defense and rebounding.
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Ron Hinman
Chateau and
Browning
Peterson
Hinman
LeBlanc
E. B. Emrick’s Oil Achievements Listed
Montana magazine credits E Byers Emrick with four oil fields and an assist on a fifth plus one gas field. He came to Montana in 1919 and, after discovering the Pondera structure, helped bring in Pontera and Bannatyne fields.
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Montana
Don Douma
Emrick
Conrad
Robert
Montana Oil Journal
E. Byers
Conray
Pondera
Cater Oil Company
Pontera
Bannatyne Field
Bsees
Fe Edison
Lambs Ehatt
Siyo
Australia as Dominion and UN Member Described
The article outlines Australia as a self governing dominion within the British Commonwealth. It covers its area of about 3,000,000 square miles and population near 7,500,000, its federation of six states and two territories, Canberra as capital, and its role in the United Nations Security and Trusteeship Councils. Norman J. O. Makin led the General Assembly delegation. The Australian flag features the Union Jack, the Southern Cross, and another large star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Australia
British Commonwealth of Nations
Canberra
Security Council
Trusteeship Council
United
Emrick tribute at local sale and preview chapter
A local sale will feature a tribute to Emrick and offer a chapter from the forthcoming study titled Whoop-Up Country. The book, exploring Canadian American relations from 1863 to 1883, is written by Paul F. Sharp of Iowa State College.
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Emrick
Paul F. Sharp
Iowa State College
Summer Crime Surge Shocks Community
Crime in Summer shows higher incidence with a peak in June exceeding December's low by over eighty percent. The statistic highlights a seasonal rise in offenses and related deaths, reflecting heightened danger and concern during warmer months.
Mahogany Resources Mapped Across Americas
The article traces mahogany ranges from southern Mexico to northern Colombia and Venezuela. It notes rediscovery about twenty five years ago on Brazil and Peru’s upper Amazon tributaries, producing significant supplies. The full extent of the region remains largely unknown.
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American
Mexico
Guatemala
British Honduras
Central America
Colombia
Venezuela
Amazon
Brazil
Peru
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E. B. Emrick
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Magazine of History
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O. Makin
Montana Power Service
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