Washington's Birthday Party At Brewer Home
Mrs Brewer entertained 120 ladies for a Washington's birthday gathering. Guests included Mrs Lewis and Mrs Earls with prizes won by Mrs Ear s Mrs Sandy Jones Mrs Durland and F Clarence Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
John Lewis
Earls
Turner
Talbert
Lee
Brewer Home
Swanson
Lewis
Fallon
Wormley
Ears
Sandy Jones
Durland
F. Clarence Rose
Clarkson
Choteau
Sons and Daughters
Ewinski
Nick Wallenstein
Great Falls
Oliver Durland
C. C. Durland
Mrs. Talbert
Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. Ewinski
Mr. Ewinski
Gutshall
Mrs. Fuller
Barnard Laconette
Will Wellenstein
Mr. Lewis
Chateau
Community Notes From Local Home And Happenings
Collins items report D F Waterman and family and others sharing a Saturday evening at the Robinson home. Whitefish visitor Mrs H K Ferris visits son Gordon at Wa terman ranch. Mr and Mrs Chris Heerman install a new radio. A lengthy verse and letter segment includes rhymes, social commentary, and a playful exchange about double versus single travel, plus tributes to neighbors and writers in Farmington, Breezy Hill, and Mac and Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Waterman
Bill
Mac
Breezy Hill Boom From Chinook Spurred by Ranch Work
The town enjoys a boom as Malone ranch baling and shipping begin. Carl Frank returns from Dakota after visiting his ailing father. Maurice Gunther and wife sell their farm and depart for Oregon. Neighbors gather at Henry Wuest’s home for a fu nch night of games. Mrs. H H Wuest and Geo Wright lead with high scores. Premium Center Ladies’ Aid meets at Mrs. Tatman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Carl Frank
Dakota
Maurice Gunther
Oregon
Henry Wuest
Fuunch
H. H. Wuest
Geo. Wright
Premium Center
Wm. Tatman
Missionary To China Tells of Conditions In Orient
A Montana missionary in China writes from Shanghai about contrasts with Japan and Korea, noting China’s chaotic efficiency and the differences in travel life. She reflects on four years in Shangai and hopes to accomplish more in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Orient
Shanghai
Korea
Japan
Egypt
Rural Route Petition Noted Amid Local Travel Tales
The report mentions Mrs Schaefer preparing to circulate a petition for a rural route from Agawam to Chateau. It notes travels by Hastvick Nelson shipping horses to Idaho, and Tobe Talifson returning from Chateau after tooth removal, with other brief local movements and apologies for missed coverage due to heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastvick Nelson
Idaho
Chateau
H. H. Wuest
Brady
Nick
Missoula
Bill
Collins
Premium Center
Farmington Sunday School at Hall and Local Happenings
Farmington hosts Sunday school at the hall next Sunday at 10 30 a m Rev Culbertson preached in Farmington last Sunday afternoon Rev Wade state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League delivered a temperance sermon with attorney Mr Gault of Great Falls present The Swenson couple visited Great Falls Monday and Tuesday Oddie Lindseth and A J Speece moved horses to Fairfield Stella Rahm visited sister Alice Rahm over the weekend A literary program impressed attendees The next Literary meeting is Saturday evening March 5 with program committee Jona Davidson Winnie Slanger and Joel Edwards March 18 set for a basket social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
Farmington
Wade
Anti-Saloon League
Gault
Great Falls
Chris Swenson
Oddie Lindseth
A. J. Speece
Fairfield
Stella Rahm
Alice Rahm
Jona Davidson
Winnie Slanger
Joel Edwards
Wedding bells and social notices fill local week
Dan Cupid is on the job and wedding bells grow louder. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nyhus hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Conner at dinner last Sunday. The Kensington had a pleasant meeting at Mrs. Seckins home last Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Henry Nyhus
J. B. Conner
Kensington
Seckins
John Edwards
Casper Peterson
Chateau
Cyclone Sally
Farmington
Mr. Bobbs
F. W. Smith
Sam Bozlee
Great Falls
Alice
Stella Rahm
Seekins
Miss Nagle
Milwaukee
Ladies' Aid Met At Wm Tatman Home In Premium Center
The Ladies' Aid held an all day winter meeting at Mrs Wm Tatman’s home with a fine dinner served. Poet Bill of Breezy Hill stayed one night at N W Edwards home in Premium Center last week. Mr and Mrs Inbody had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs M Swan son. Mr and Mrs BE McLean visited the McDuffie family. N W Edwards spent Sunday with family in Chateau, noting bad roads prevented truck travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Wm. Tatman
Bill
Breezy
Chateau
Alvin Hull
California
Montana Court Sends Greetings in Alias Summons
In the District Court of Montana Teton County plaintiffs Charles N. Spratt and Thomas H. Smullen as trustees sue Co ra Gibbs and A. Beardslee. Defendants must answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Charles N. Spratt
Thomas H. Smullen
Charles J. Spratt
Cora Gibbs
A. Beardslee
Foreclosure Action on 160 Acre Montana Property
The action seeks judgment and a decree of foreclosure on the March 27 1918 note and real estate mortgage from Glenn Gibbs to the plaintiffs for 2600 dollars with 8 percent interest and costs. The property in Teton County Montana includes Lots 3 and 4 and the south half of the northwest quarter of Section 1, Township 23 N, Range 1 W, about 160 acres, and the mortgage was filed March 29 1918. The case asks for sale of the land to satisfy the debt and declares the mortgage first and superior to all interests. Court stamping references February 16 1927 and notice dates February 17 to March 10 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Gibbs
Teton County
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. M. Armour
Great Falls
Foreclosure Suit Involving Montana Mortgage and Defendants
The State of Montana serves summons to Elizabeth C. Thomas versus Edward Henry Ferris Capital Trust & Savings Bank and Teton County. Defendants must answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. Case concerns foreclosure of a real estate mortgage dated August 26, 1919 executed by Ed Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Elizabeth C. Thomas
Edward Henry Ferris
E. H. Ferris
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Teton County
Notice of Closing of Regis Tration for Chateau Election
Notice that registration for the City of Chateau Montana General Election closes at 5 p m on February 17 1927 Electors may register at the Teton County Clerk office in Chateau or before a notary public or justice of the peace A qualified elector must be 21 US citizen Montana resident one year six months in Chateau and thirty days in the precinct W H Webb County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar First published January 13 last February 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
United States
W. H. Webb
Foreclosure Notice Involving Capital Trest. Savings Bank
The Capital Trest. & Savings Bank assigns its mortgage to the plaintiff secured by a note for 1300 dollars due December 1, 1924, now past due. The foreclosure includes costs and attorney fees to determine rights of subsequent incumbrancers. Mortgage filed August 28, 1919, in Book Q, page 101. Property: NW Sec 11 T24N R3W 160 acres more or less. Proceeding dated February 14, 1927, by J J Wuerthner attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Ferristo
Savings’ Bank
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. J.wuerthner
Great Falls
Montana
Plaintiff
Call for School District Bonds in Teton County Montana
Otto Wagnild treasurer announces payment demand for School District No. 26 bonds numbers 1 2 and 3 issued Sept 14 1912 due Aug 1 1932 with optional date Feb 1 1927 interest ceasing from that date first publication Jan 27 last Feb 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Otto Wagnild
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E. J. Crary
McDonald Brook
W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
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Drs. Bateman & Dulaney
A. B. Gray
Larson Block
Choteau Clinic
E. B. Maynard
National Bank
Choteau, Mont
Beaupre Cafe
Sparco
Mabel Taylor
Robert B. Culbertson
M. E
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