Real Estate Transfers in Teton County Montana
list of patents and deeds recorded by the county clerk with dates Jan 14 to Jan 19. mentions grants from U S to Floyd A Clark Mamie M Nicholas Charles E White and others. various warranty and quit claim deeds. includes prices from $1 to $11,940 and land descriptions across townships 23 to 30 north in ranges 1 to 6 west. properties in Conrad Fairfield Valier Chateau and other local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County Abstract Company
U.S
Floyd A. Clark
U. S
Mamie M. Nicholas
Mamie M. Witham
Register
Charles E. White
Ole Wagnild
Magda Wagnild
First State Bank of
Garfield
Washington
J. F. Roadman
Conrad
Harve Sebold
Herman von Bargen
Oren R. Nelson
Homer V. Maddox
Charles E. Ulrich
James M. Ryan
William Wallace
Alfice M. Wallace
M. J. Wallace
Anthony Munding
Victor Day
Thurman P. Armstrong
Frank W. Bauler
William D. Refquam
Ruth Robertson
Ruth Cooper
Carl G. Soderberg
Henrietta B. Honey
William F. Honey
Loyd C. Cadwalader
Robert H. Miller
Truchot Land & Cattle Co
Valentine Kirsch
Graverly Springs
Teton County
Montana
Francois Truchot
Austin L. Braden
Walter-Montana Land & Water Company
Elmer Genger and Company
Geo. G. Mill Company
Fairfield
John Rosa
Frank Carrier
Andrew Rombach
Valier Townsite Co
William L. Bullock
Valier
Agnes Jackson
Helen M. Johnson
Chateau
Charles J. Watts
Arthur J. Kelly
Ingvald Aas
Ray Helmick
Conrad Townsite Company
Hull Cattle Co
John P. Wagner
Oliver G. Leightner
First National Bank of Cut ‘Bank
August Kaufman
Tag Your Shovel Day Planned in Montana Schools
Reports from Montana school superintendents show a state wide effort for Tag Your Shovel Day on January 30. Students will act as taggers under teachers guidance to promote coal conservation amid wartime shortages and a 50 million ton coal shortfall. Swindlehurst of the State Fuel Administration distributed 25 000 tags to aid organized school and county coal saving efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Swindlehurst
National Fuel Administration
Smileage books and how they work for soldiers
An explainer on Smileage books issued by the Military Entertainment Council. They cost 1 or 5 dollars, contain 20 or 100 coupons, and grant admission to Liberty theaters in cantonments and national guard camps. Civilians may attend with a soldier and the goal is to raise funds for soldiers via sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Commission On Training
Military Entertainment Council
Washington, D. C
National Army
National Guard
United States
War Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max B. Bishop
Choteau
W. F. Clapper
Philip Schutte
John Sim
Range
Vu.s
Peter Kelly
Manchus Helgeson
Gay 'E. Reed
Annie Reed
Thomas E. Reed
Iwest
Fred Sanborn
Emmett McConwille
Ira L. Pithman
W. C. Norem
Floyd F. Pendrey
George D. Corwin
Yeomen Land and Stock Company
Tange
Smileage Books
Colonel House
Balsac
Self
Germany
Sam
Kaiser
van Loons
Fairfield Mercantile
Otto Schaefer
Agawam
J.J. McGowan, Bynum
Stoltzman & Ames
Bob
C. C. Sheble
Pendroy
E. T
Glasgow
Choteau, Montana
Bell Telephone System
Ell
Telephone Signal Corps of
Army
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company