Catholic mass schedule and parish notices in Choteau and Fairfield
St Josephs Parish lists Sexagesima Sunday services February 1 with Mass at Choteau 9 00 and Augusta 11 00 and Blessings after Mass February 3. Weekday Masses 7 30 daily confessions next Saturday 7 30 8 30 Rev James J Sheerin pastor St Johns Parish Fairfield notes February 1 Masses at Fairfield 8 30 and Dutton 11 00 Rev Russel Scheidler pastor
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St Joseph’s Parish
Choteau
Augusta
Saint Blaise
James J. Sheerin
Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
Notice of Proved Will in Teton County District Court
Notice records time appointed to prove the will of Ferdinand Weyer deceased and hearing on Letters Testamentary for William Olson. Court in Chateau, Montana, 10:00 AM February 13, 1948. Publish dates January 22, February 5. Also hearing on petition to add lands to Herd District No. 8 in Teton County with description of included sections. Published January 13, 22, 29, 1948.
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Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF Teton
Ferdinand Weyer
Chateau
William Olson
George J. Gunther
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Choteau
Towit
Board of County Commissioners of
Summons for Publication in Montana Case Roots of Ownership
The State of Montana summons all named defendants and unknown heirs to answer the complaint filed against them regarding real property and potential encumbrances. The document lists multiple individual defendants and their spouses along with unknown heirs and devisees, and issues a cloud on title or possible dower claims. The greeting directs defendants to answer in the Clerk's office.
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District Court OF
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
County OF
Teton
State
Quiet Title Action in Chateau Montana Court
The court issues a summons in a Montana case seeking a decree that the defendants have no right or interest in Lots 10 and 11, Block 16, Original Townsite of Chateau in Teton County. Plaintiffs seek a fee simple title and permanent injunction preventing any claim by the defendants. Witness date January 21, 1948. attorney Bert I. Packer, Chateau. Four publications: Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12.
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Teton
State of
Montana
Chateau
Teton County
A. D
Geo. J. Gunther
Lois Peterson
Bert I. Packer
Notice to Creditors Estate of Marie A Moon
Administrator Irvin R Moon invites all creditors and claimants of Marie A Moon deceased to present vouchers within four months of January 21 1948 at Bert I Packer attorney for administrator Larson Building Chateau Montana for estate settlement. This notice runs four publications January 22 to February 12.
Estate of Henry W. Smith Administratrix Notice
Estate of Henry W. Smith, de ceased, through the administratrix, seeks settlement and claims filing. Official notices urge creditors to present their claims by the specified deadline and outline probate requirements and contact details for the court handling the estate.
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Henry W. Smith
The Estate of Henry W. Smith deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be filed with Administratrix at the Bert I. Packer office in Larson Building Chateau Montana where estate business is conducted. Date January 20, 1948.
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Choteau
Montana
Henry W. Smith
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Notice of Administration for Mary E. Smith Estate
Administratrix Mary E. Smith seeks probate administration with attorney Bert I. Packer listed. Four public notices published on January 22 and 29 plus February 5 and 12.
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Mary E. Smith
Henry W. Smith
Bert I. Packer
Three unions reject wage increase. railroads urge restraint
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the Switchmen's Union refuse a 15 54 cent an hour increase sought by railroads. They represent 125 000 workers while 1 175 000 others have accepted terms. Leaders spread strike ballots. mediation efforts fail. the President may appoint a fact finding board under the Railway Labor Act. The unions claim higher pay and new rules, while railroads argue the threat harms the nation and opponents the extra concessions.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen
National Adiation Board
Mediation Board
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stateme
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