Court Actions Open New Year Term Judge and Officials Present
Judge R M Hattersley opened the first term of court with outside attorneys R H Armour and Phil Greenan of Great Falls. Orders include appointing Charles Wrickson as administrator of Morris Maznes estate, a $333.35 judgment in a note suit against Gustav Tornquist plus $50 attorney fees, and a divorce decree for Harley Yeager against Yvonne Yeager filed with George Coffey as plaintiff’s counsel. A burglary case against Herman Bramer was dismissed for insufficient evidence with bondsmen released. the Federal Land Bank foreclosure against Lura Wifes was continued to January 21. alimony questions in Lavon Fortner v Lynn Fortner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
R. H. Armour
Phil Greenan
Great Falls
Charles Wrickson
Morris Maznes
J. F. McCullough
Gustav A. Tornquist
R. M. Armour
Harley Wilbur Yeager
Yvonne Katheryn Yeager
George Coffey
Herman Bramer
EF. J. Murphy
Berty Packer
Lavon Fortner
Lynn Fortner
Contempt hearing and larceny case thread through court notes
The record cites a contempt citation set for 10 a m and notes numerous probate actions. George D. Richardson faces grand larceny charges in a district information for stealing a car owned by Gilbert Vigen. Richardson, tied to Townsend old age pension work, was located in Palo Alto. Sheriff Billings sought extradition papers, but the matter was referred to federal authorities due to interstate driving of a stolen vehicle. A CCC project and a land sale in Teton County are also mentioned, with a public auction set for February 9, 1935 at 2 p m and a $400 appraised value for the property at the court house front door. The county clerk’s office announces the order and sale details with the perpetual bid minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cree
George D. Richardson
al Jedged
Gilbert Vigen
Richardson
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Palo Alto
California
J. L. Billings
Helena
M. M
Court House
Chateau
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Gough Pushes CCC Plan to Fight Canadian Thistles
A. C. Gough of Teton Land Company ranch visited Wednesday to discuss a waged campaign against Canadian thistles. He proposes increasing CCC camps to provide emergency work and to place a camp on the project. He talked with R. C. Bricker of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce, who intends to push the idea in Washington. Gough also discussed with Teton County officials who are seeking establishment of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
The
Teton
Gough
Fairfield Times
A. C. Gough
Teton Land Company
R. C. Bricker
Great Falls
Montana Sets National Record in Oiled Pavement
In 1934 Montana established a national record in oiling roads, totaling 1 200 miles for the year. Maintenance engineer B Donohue reported Montana mined twice as many miles as Wyoming did in two years, boosting state oiling from 1 600 to 2 800 miles by year end. The department finished 350 miles with its own equipment and 850 miles by contractors across 219 projects before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
B. Donohue
State Highway Commission
Donohue
Wyoming
Infant Pearl Irene Clark Dies in Bole Community
The four day old daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Clark died Monday at Chateau hospital. The infant, named Pearl Irene, funeral services were arranged by Roberts funeral home chapel with Rev. Edwin Dover in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Clark
Bole
Chateau Hospital
Pearl Irene
Roberts Funeral Home
Edwin Dover
Senate bill targets special assessments by districts
Among bills introduced this week in the state senate Senator Larson proposes a measure on collecting special assessments including irrigation and drainage districts. Larson serves on stock growing and grazing and on new counties and divisions. Representative J B Conner sits on equal suffrage development and publicity and economy committees. CHOTEAU GOSPEL TABERNACLE announces regular services with topics on the Holy Spirit and salvation inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Larson
J. B. Conner
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Chateau Montana
Teton County Montana will sell at public auction the tax deed property in Chateau Montana. The lot parcels 1 2 3 and 4 block 7 Original Townsite with improvements, appraised value listed. Minimum bid set at 90 percent of appraisal. $100 cash due at sale with balance $10 monthly at 4 percent interest. contract and quit claim deed upon fulfillment. County Clerk GEO A CARROLL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners of
Montan
A. D
Tax deed transfers town property in Teton County
Notice states Teton County Montana has acquired by tax deed title to a described parcel in the town, beginning with the Northwest Quarter of the property in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
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Chateau Bakery
George A. Carroll
Schillings
Prunes
del Monte
Ib. Carton
Libby
Almon
Franco-Am
C.W
P. O
P.O
Batavia
Brown
Prince Albi
Sir Walter Raleigh
CCC Boys
Thistles
Senate
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Geo. A. Carroll
S. Maccany
Choteau
E. J. Crary
Acantha
Goodrich
Bynum
Texaco
Harry Boutilier
McDonald Bicek
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Lloyd Baby Carriage
Harry Moore, Choteau
Teton Implement Co
J. E. Rowley
L. E. Taylor
Ford Sales and Service
Rams
B. McAllister
Teton Dairy Chas. Miller
New Chateau
Paul Rice
Pendrey
H. H. Higgins
Ment
Minnesota
Jos
C. W. Boussard
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
C. James Smith
Choteau, Montana
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chateau, Monat
Nuree In
Charge
Chas. G. Roberts
the Club
Mont
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
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