Montana 1941 Legislature Near Midpoint With 364 House Bills
The Montana 1941 assembly nears the session midpoint with 364 house bills and 190 senate measures, matching 1939 totals. Highlights include a 30 day divorce bill, ritual tributes to Blackfeet leaders, and plans to simplify court procedure with 100 new rules.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Senate
House
Roy E. Ayers
Lincoln
Sam C. Ford
Ernest T. Eaton
E. J. Stromnes
Helena
Browning
Scoat
Board of Examinery
Warn Springs
House Committee
Assembly
Kaisfield Lavine Flock Tops December Egg Production
Gottlieb Siegle of Fairfield led demonstration farm flocks with 140 white leghorns producing 3,853 eggs in December averaging 24 per hen. C I Council of Culbertson led smaller flocks with 20 New Hampshire reds at 418 eggs and 20.9 per hen.
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Gottlieb Siegle
Fairfield
Harriette J. Cushman
Montana State College
New Hampshire Reds
Give God A Chance In Plain Preaching
The piece urges readers to draw near to God, contrasting human attempts at life insurance with spiritual closeness. It argues death does not bring one to God. rather, drawing near to God is a voluntary act enabled by God’s grace through Jesus. It warns against modern secular distractions and invites personal commitment.
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George
God
Calvary's Cross
Neighbors News Roundup From Shelby to Conrad
MelIntyre wins 117.75 in a $20,000 damage suit against Jas W Johnson after a bank directors meeting dispute. Lystra buys out Whitey Louck at City Tire Radiator Service. A carload of unfabricated steel due for Meyer Ditchers. Sun River slope road grading planned for spring. Des Jadine gets a year in state prison for stealing 100 bushels of clover seed. Rolando Cameron marries a Great Falls nurse. $25 reward offered for vandalism to a District 10 school building. Band honors Vern Powhenn at farewell. Paulson to Spokane for Production Credit job. Mr Boynton to lead Rhythm Benders.
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Shelby
Ed. MelIntyre
Jas
W. Johnson
Conrad
Vern Powhenn
Paulson
Spokane
Assn
Boynton
Mt View 4-H Holds Second Meeting At Richem Home
The Mt View 4 H club met at Bernice Richem home on February 14 to cut out aprons and plan sewing at the next meeting. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs Richem. Dolores Jacobs, Reporter.
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Mt. View
4-H Club
Bernice Richem
Time Appointed for Proof of Will in Smith Estate
Notice in District Court Ninth Judicial District Montana Teton County orders proof of will for C James Smith deceased on March 8 1941 at 10 am in Chateau court room. Helen T Smith seeks Letters of Administration with the Will annexed and interested parties may contest. First published Feb 18 last Feb 27.
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Ninth Judicial District
Monana
Teton
C. James Smith
Chateau
Teton County
James M. Smith
Messrs. Murch & Wuerthner
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Cascade County
Montana
Cascade
W. Murch
Murch & Wuerthner
Great 8
Card of Thanks from the Stott Family
Mr Geo Stott and family of Bynum thank all who rendered service and help during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
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Geo. ‘Stott
Bynum
Episcopal services announce February 23 schedule
Episco pal services list Quinquagesima Sunday events for February 23 with morning prayer and sermon at 11 at St. Luke’s. Missionary W. Friend Day noted.
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uUuages
Notice of Public Auction of Montana Property 1941
Teton County Montana will sell at public auction the SW quarter of section 35, township 22 north range 6 west M M M containing 160 acres. Minimum bid 320 dollars. 50 percent down at sale and balance in two years with 4 percent interest. Quit claim deed issued upon fulfillment. Court House Front Door Chateau Montana. Sale date March 22, 1941 at 2 PM. First pub Feb 20, last March 18.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners of
Ersten Noryeytic
Board of County Commissioners
State of Montana
Board of County Comissioners
Geo. A. Carroll
Court’ House
Public summons in Montana for canal company case
Farmers Co-Operative Canal Company sues Timothy Cook and Charles Krofft in Teton County Montana court seeking lands totaling 110 acres for dam and reservoir use. Defendants must answer by March 14 1941 or face default judgment. Bert I. Packer attorney for plaintiff. First publication February 6, last February 27.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
Monana
Teton
Farmers Co-Operative Canal Company
Corporation
Tarmington
Montana
Timothy Cook
Charles Krofft
State of Montana
Chateau
Teton County
M. M
Section Ten
Township Twenty-Five
Section
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County Montana
Public sale of real property in Teton County Montana set for March 22, 1941 at 2 p.m. The NE% of Section 10, Township 23 N, Range 6 W, M M M totals 160 acres more or less. Purchase terms include 50 percent down with two year deferred payments bearing interest. contract to be entered by County Commissioners upon sale. Dated February 5, 1941.
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Montana
National Defense
Senate
Legislative Assembly
Whi Owers
Game Commission
Assembly
House of Representatives
Notice of Closing of Regis Tr for Chateau Election 1941
Notice states registration for the City of Chateau Montana general election closes at 5 PM February 20 1941. Electors may register with Teton County Clerk or Notary Public or Justice of the Peace. Eligibility requires age 21 US citizenship Montana residence one year, Chateau residency six months, and precinct residency thirty days prior to election. Dated Chateau January 15 1941 by Geo A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
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Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Court House
Pe Peace
United States
A. D
Geo, A. Carroll
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