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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1931

Page

3

Dillon notices and local business moves populate SIFTINGS

Harold Magee travels from Dillon to attend his father George F. Magee’s funeral in Chateau. Veterans of Foreign Wars host Col. Harry Williams on official state visits. Drinkwine case postponed to January 19. Arthur Ramsey becomes New York Life locale agent in Chateau. Frosty leafing scene noted in Whitewater. Carloads of horses shipped to Butte Miley City. Visits between Conrad and Dodson residents. Frame building torn down for a sheep shed near Acantha. Clyde Kraber opens auto repair shop and sells Texaco products.

Dillon Harold Magee Chateau George F. Magee Harold Harry A. Smith Veterans of Foreign Wars F. M. Snider Harry O. Williams Lewistown Col. Willard Clyde Kraber Main Avenue L. E. Taylor Kraber Texaco

Former Teton Resident Mrs Thurston Dies in Seattle

Anna Thurston wife of James W Thurston Sr died in Seattle January 2 Survivors include her husband one daughter Mrs Mary Pierce of Minneapolis and four sons James W Thurston Jr Oakland William A Thurston Portland Jack and Lew Thurston Seattle Funeral services were held January 25 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Seattle

Seattle Anna Thurston James W. Thurston Thurstons Teton County Collins Thurston Farmington Jas. W. Thurston Mary Pierce Minneapolis

Montana 1930 Crop Acreage Falls 2.3 Percent from 1929

Helena reports Montana harvested 7,805,000 acres of crops in 1930, down 2.3 percent from 7,986,000 in 1929 but above the five year average. Total farm crop value slipped to 61,256,000 dollars from 94,067,000 and 118,991,000 the five year average. Wheat output reached 33,698,000 bushels with prices near record lows.

Helena Montana Federal

Real Estate Transfers Filed Jan 3 to Jan 10

Partial list shows instruments in the county clerk’s office. Patents include U S transfers to Maurice D Fox lot 4 and to Carl M Jensen in several sections. A warranty deed records Charles R Lowry to John McLean.

U. S Carl M. Jensen Charles R. Lowry John McLean

Property Transfers And Deeds Noted In County Records

A sequence of property transfers lists Gustaf Jensen to Thomas Selstad for $1.00 covering lots 1 2 and 3 in sw4 32-255-le. Oscar R. Olney and Joseph W. White to Iver C. Lestrud and others for $2500 with multiple tracts in 29 30 31 32-25-8w. Occident al Life Insurance to Occidental Investment Co for $10.00 in several parcels. executorship transfer from Edward J. Hirshberg to Joseph Dusak for $200.00. Glen W. Wiseman and Alfred Harrison to Teton county for right of way. John A. Schultz to Milton D. Johnson for $1.00. Charley C. Johnson to Teton county for right of way. Anna Hagen to William M. Eaman for $1.00.

Gustaf Jensen Thomas Selstad Oscar R. Olney Iver C. Lestrud Joseph W. White Occidental Life Insurance Company Occidental Investment Co Occidental Life Insurance Co Edward J. Hirshberg Daniel F. McGorty Joseph Dusak Glen W. Wiseman Alfred Harrison Teton County John A. Schultz Milton D. John Son Charley C. Johnson Anna Hagen William M. Eaman

Local families visit in Friday social notes

Premium Center reports the McLeans visiting Hull and Tomsha families on Friday. The McClennicans called at the Tomsha home. Frank Schultz returned from St. Paul with progress noted. The Swanson family traveled to Great Falls Sunday with Frank Schultz. Mrs. Swenson welcomes a new granddaughter born to Mrs. John Babst. The McLeans spent Sunday with the Huisenga family. Walter Edwards butchered several hogs last Friday.

McLeans Hull Tomsha McClennicans Frank Schultz St. Paul Swanson Great Falls Swenson John Babst Huisenga Walter Edwards

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Beaupre Case Arthur Ramsey Teton Drug Company New York Life Insurance Company Cha Teau Butte Choteau Ab Moore Joe Robison J. Mikock Denton Custer Packing Company Miley City Conrad W. C. Linder Frances Ray Lee Dodson Mrs. Lee Mrs. Linder Mr. Lee First Avenue Northvrest First Street Acantha Coffey Bros P. H. Crossen Ole Lestrade Prestone Choteau Garage Boyd Davis C. E. Davis & Sons Choteau House Jas. Thurston Teton Maurice D. Fox Choteau, Mont Ford P.O. B Detroit Ford Finance Universal Credit Compa
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