Real Estate Transfers and Notices from Teton County
Real estate transfers and patent deeds filed with Teton County Clerk show multiple lot transfers in Valier and surrounding townships, including payments and sheriff’s deed. Also includes an alias summons in a Montana divorce case, and notices of public land filings with dates in February 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County
U. Ss
iBertha Berland
U. S
Judson B. Bond
William B. Rhoades
Arthur J.kelly
Albert Berland
Milton W. Olmstead
Mary Schaeffer
Henry J
Clarence A. Hood
Northange
Henry J. Schaeffer
North Range
Ira Cornell Baird
Seaion
Isaac Liebes
Levi L. Greene
Lew B. Fisk
James A. Caldwell
Roy Moore
Register
Fred L. Kirby
Olaf T. Wiprud
George Sollid
William Miller
County of Teton
Gregor I. Tangen
Edward J. Mundale
Township
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Fella Ferron
Frank Ferron
Montana
Dime novel author J H Ingraham and a corporate dissolution notice
A compact profile traces J H Ingraham from Portland to his later Episcopal priesthood and lists his dime novels including The Dancing Star and Captain Kyd. It also reports a Montana dissolution petition by Ryan Company filed in Teton County District Court with a March 30 1918 hearing as noted by Deputy Clerk Roy Franklin.
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Maine
J. H. Ingra
Ham
Portland
South
Washington College
Natchez
Miss
Southwest
Chesapeake
Boston
New York
Kyd
Imogene
Long Island Sound
St. Thomas’ Hall
Holly Springs, Miss
J. al. van Gaaneage
J. i al. “Ryan Company
Montana
District Court
Eighth Judicial ‘District
Teton
Chateau
Paul Jacobson
Roy Franklin
Death of Chevalier Bayard in 1524 Battle
The knight Bayard fell on April 30 1524 while leading a French rearguard against the imperial forces under De Bourbon in northern Italy. He refused to retreat saying his life was for his country and died at the front after saluting his sword and confessing to his mistress. His funeral was held by the enemy with military honors.
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Chevalier Bayard
Italy
de Bourbon
Bayard
Maitree
Garibaldi’s Family Feats in Italy’s War Effort
In late December at a Rome window, Gen Ricciotti Garibaldi relates Italy’s wartime role. He says all his household fights: five sons and daughters nursing, two sons killed in France, the eldest Peppino a capable soldier trained in the Garibaldi school.
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Tiber
Rome
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Italy
Lewis R. Freeman
France
Peppino
When Bread Was First Made
The article traces bread origins to biblical times with Genesis and Joshua references. It notes wheat produced the best flour, barley served the poor, and spelt used in Egypt and Palestine. Journey bread was likely a biscuit.
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Egypt
Palestine
Notice for Public Announcement of Homestead Claim
Leon F Haley of Chateau Montana filed intention to prove up a 1914 homestead claim serial 035519 for lands in sections 9 and 10 township 24 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. Proof required before the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana March 4 1918 with witnesses J Wenhouse H K Ferris C Evenson all of Chateau and H K Prescott of Great Falls J A Barker Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
David C. Patterson
Chateau
Range 7 West
Meridian
Hilmer Johnson
Choteau
Charles Schnelle
Aaron Bagley
Gilman
John Johnson
Leon F. Haley
Nex Ney
Nike Ney
Range
West Montana
Register and
John Wenhouse
Harry K. Ferris
Chris Evenson
Harold K. Prescott
J. A.barker
Register
Teachers Examination Notice for Teton County 1918
The schedule lists two day exams on February 21 and 22 at Chateau Conrad and Valier. Subjects cover second and first grade theory history geography biology physics and more. Grace M Thompson, County Superintendent, signs the notice with publication dates January 30 and February 14.
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Teton County
Chateau, Conrad and Valier
Agriculure
Grace
Poland’s Path to Freedom and Presimon Hope
The note voices optimism for Poland’s independence and hints at a hopeful role for a figure named presimon. It frames freedom as the central political moment and imagines a guiding leader’s involvement in Poland’s future.
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Poland
Slow to Understand War Comes to a Prosperous Nation
A reflective account on how a contented society gradually accepts wartime realities. The writer recalls attending a dinner with a gifted French guest who had endured Verdun as he aids the United States in preparing for active participation in the conflict.
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Verdun
Oysters, Oranges, and the Verdun Contrast
A narrator recalls wartime rationing and food scarcity while dining with a WWI veteran. The contrast between generous meals at home and the harsh conditions faced by soldiers from Verdun through trench networks underscores the moral weight of sacrifice. The piece laments unenforced meatless days and the gulf between home abundance and front-line privation.
Adler-i-ka Miracle Cure Adverts for Mrs Chao Teau
A merchant's wife suffers sour stomach and constipation from adverse stomach content. An advertised remedy Adler-i-ka is claimed to instantly benefit by flushing the alimentary tract, relieving constipation sour stomach and gas, claimed to prevent appendicitis with quick action. The ad cites ingredients buckthorn bark glycerine and others and promotes McCullough's Pharmacy distribution.
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McCullough’s Pharma
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M. Jessie Crooks
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Elmer M. Binning
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Townsite Co
George W. Bush
Conrad Montanas Land Co
Geo. W. Bush
Melissa E. Templeton
Robert Templeton
Mary Ness
Torgal Westgaard
Phil I. Cole
Plaintiff
J. A. Barker
Charles Scott
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Garibaldis For Freedom
President Wilson
van Loons
Mars
Taylor
Corder
Toba
Switzerland
Astounding Report
Great Falls Hide and Junk Company
First Avenue
Fur Market
S.feffermanco
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