Teton County Surpasses Fourth War Bond Quota
The Acantha notes Teton County reached 104.08 percent of individual purchases and 103.71 percent of corporate purchases for the fourth war bond drive, with Montana at 114.66 percent personal and 124.54 percent corporate. Credit is given to many, including Arnold Hanusa, local postmasters, banks, and firms, and A. T. Hibbard’s Helena report confirms strong statewide results. The piece also profiles Charles L. Batley as successor to A. W. Walker for the Sun River Irrigation project, detailing Batley’s long service and engineering credentials.
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Acantha
Montana
Arnold Hanusa
United States
Helena
A. T.hibbard
A. W. Walker
Teton County
Charles L. Batley
Sun River
Reclamation
Bailey
Greenfield
Bureau of Reclamation
University of Maine
Passing of J. E. Young in Fairfield
Large Fairfield High School auditorium was filled for the funeral of John E. Young. He was a longtime banker and educator who helped families with financial concerns and valued integrity over wealth.
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Fairfield H. S
John E. Young
Fairfield
Mr. Young
Community News From Agawam And Local Events
News items report the Agawam H D Club hosting a public card party for Red Cross at the club house on Feb 18 and local social updates including a bridal shower for Mrs John Torn and wedding dances in Conrad. Also listed are school illnesses, visits from Brady neighbors, and a county real estate sale with terms and deadlines.
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Agawam H. D. Club
Red Cross
John Torn
Alice Gemar
Paul Kropp
Henry Weist
Arthur Weist
Otto Schaefer
Brady
H. D
Frieda Schroder
Adolph Moser
William Moser
Helen Perkins
Los Angeles
Yuna
Arizona
Ernest Weist
Conrad
John Toren
Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate
Public sale notice under Montana court order for Gert Rude Altermatt estate. Administrator will sell on or after February 25 1944 the E%2 of Section 32 Township 24 North Range 2 East containing about 820 acres in Teton County Montana. Bids 10 percent cash to clerk H M Daley or to 308 Ford Building Great Falls. balance on court confirmation. First pub February 3 1944. May also be notice to creditors for Jacob Luinstra estate with executrix Annie Luinstra. claims due by four months after first publication February 17 1944.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Gertrude Altermatt
H. M. Daley
Chateau
Ford
Great Falls
Jacob Luinstra
George Coffey
Larson Bldg
Annie Luinstra
Executrix
War bonds urged as Para-Ski Troopers train for snow
The piece praises Para-Ski Troopers, parachute troops adept in snow country, noting Russia’s winter gains. It urges continued home front effort to buy War Bonds as a crucial support to the war.
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Russia
U.S. Treasury Department
Sale of Tax Deed Real Estate in Teton County Montana
Under Chapter 171 laws of 1941 Teton County Montana announces sale of parcels acquired by tax deed. Public auction at the Court House Front Door Chateau on March 18 1944 at 2 PM. Parcel 1 Lot 2 SE 1 4 etc described with section township and range details and appraised values set by the Board of County Commissioners.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Towit
Private sale of John W. Ebert estate real estate in Montana
Under an order of sale dated January 22, 1944, the estate of John William Ebert, deceased, will privately sell Lot 23, Block 31, Hazletts Addition, Chateau townsite, Teton County Montana. Sale on or after February 21, 1944, bids to Suite 5 Penwell Block Helena Montana. Terms: 10 percent at sale, balance on court confirmation. January 25, 1944. J H Eberl administrator with will annexed. Attorneys Paul W Smith David R Smith J Miller Smith. First pub Feb 8 last Feb 17.
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District Court of
First Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Hazlett
Chateau
County of Teton
Penwell Block
Helena
J. H. Eberl
John
William Eberl
Paul W. Smith
David R. Smith
J. Miller Smith
Notice of Regular Assessment for Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Directors levy regular assessment No. 57 of 25 dollars per share on all capital stock. Pay by February 17, 1944 to A. G. Arensmeyer in Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and sold March 17, 1944 at 2 PM at the post office front in Farmington to cover delinquent amounts and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Statd Company
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
A. G. Arensmeyer
Farmington
Sec’y-Treas
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War Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
United Sates
J. E. Young
A. C. Robinson
Cerr
Margaret Moser
SEYNE
Westmanns
West Ecesssensnssm
Lewis and Clark
Sun River Stock and Land Company
Mona
C. B. Power
John W. Mahan
North Range
Co. B. Power
Power Block
Paris
O. B. Kotz
Oftermatt
George T. Stine
Larson Building
Co. W. Burns
Maynard Hospital
Choteau
E. J. Crary
McDonald Biesk
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Miss
Rassmu
D. H. Schmidt
Choteau, Montana
Larson Bidg
Washington
Uver
Citizens State Bank
Federal Corporation
Tysten