Estate transfers filed in the county clerk office 1929
Daily record bulletin lists patent, warranty deeds, quitclaim deeds and decrees of settlement for the period Jan 19 to Jan 26 1929. Entries include transfers involving William M. Baman Frank H. Riddle Jeannette E. Lewis A V Swanberg Co Arthur Ovrom Emma Peterson Harry Swanson and others across sections townships and ranges with values from 1 to 800 dollars along with oil and gas leases releases and royalty assignments among multiple parties and properties.
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Daily Record Bulletin
The
Clerk and Recorder
United States
William M. Baman
Frank H.riddle
Henry Radcliffe
Ned
Jeannette E. Lewis
Jeanette Lewis
A. H. Maas
C. K. Malone
Emma Beck
J. A. Primus
Minnie Newmann
Robert W. Bruce
Mary S. Bruce
Fairfield
Mary Steiber
E. H. Stieber
F. B. Stieber
Amily
Alice May Zacheral
William Mauthe
L. G.zacheral
Hagnhild Bloomberg
Great Falls Power Co
B. C. Hastings
Louis A. Beringer
First State Bank of Albany
California Petroleum Corporation
L. A. Beringer
H. J. Wolfer
Genoa Oil and Gas Co
Farmers and Mechanics Saving Bank
Minneapolis
H. G. McKinley
Guttorm Hemstad
Birger Hamstad
C. M. McCutcheon
Joseph A. Kauffman
L. F. McCurdy
Thomas J. Halcrow, Sr
C. J. Barth
Derby I. Erickson
Former Teton Man Describes Detroit Conditions
A letter from H. D. Cameron, ex-rancher from Teton county, notes Choteau residents in Detroit are content, with many finding good jobs. He warns against moving without money, cites Ford plant reopening improving Detroit, but says eight-hour factory work is hard and he wouldn’t want such work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Cameron
Teton County
Detroit
Choteau
Ford
Mr. Cameron
Notice of Closing for Chateau Montana Municipal Election
Notice states registration closes at 5 p.m. Thursday February 14 1929 for Chateau Montana city election to be held the first Monday of April 1929. Electors may register with Teton county clerk at Choteau or before a notary public or justice of the peace. Eligibility includes US citizen 21 years old, Montana resident one year, Chateau resident six months, and precinct residency 30 days prior to election. First pub Jan 17 last Feb 7.
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Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
Court ‘House
Justice of Ie Peace
United States
W. H. Webb
Notice to Creditors Estate of Katherine E. S. Cooper
Administrator T. H. Pridham calls creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claimants must present to the administrator at the law offices in the Larson block Chateau Montana. First published January 24 1929 last February 14 1929.
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Katherine E. S. Cooper
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Farmers' Co operative Canal Company Stockholders Meet
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Co operative Canal Company to be held February 2 1929 at 2 p m in Farmington Teton county Montana. Election of officers and other business to come before the meeting. By O S Forseth Secretary Treasurer. First pub Jan 17 last Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Farmers’ Co-Operative Canal ,Company
O. S. Forseth
Sec
Treas
Estate of Lettie E Thompson administratrix notice
Grace M Thompson administratrix of Lettie E Thompson deceased calls creditors and people with claims to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication at the Murch Wuerthner office 401 Ford Building Great Falls Montana in Cascade County dated January 1929
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Lettie
BE. Thompson
Lettie E. Thompson
Messrs. Murch & Wuerthner
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
Grace M. Thompson
Alias Summons in Montana Court for Foreclosure and Damages
In the District Court of Montana Teton County plaintiff L. E. Owen sues Clifford C. Pickett and multiple defendants including Overly Land Mort gage Company and Northern Fin ance Corporation. Plaintiff seeks four thousand dollars plus interest costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of a mortgage on lands in Township 27N Range 5W specifically the SW quarter of Sec 34 and SE quarter of Sec 33. Judgment by default if no answer within twenty days. Last publication Feb 7 1929.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
L. E. Owen
Clifford C. Pickett
Pickett
Overly Land & Mortgage Company
Edward and
Emma Ehrhardt
Northern Securities Company
Roy S. Wilson
Farmers State Bank of Pendray
the First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana
Northern Finance Corporation
Nick Reiss
Reiss
A. A. Gad
C. C. Carey
Gordon Montgomery
L. S. Thurston
Bynum Irrigation District
State of Montana
Teton County
Towit
Blanche M. Jacobson
Soney
Cheadle & Kelly
Conrad
Plaintiff
Subzero Weather Halts Oil Drilling in Montana Field
First real freeze of season stops all-year drilling plans as temps drop to 85 below in northern Montana. Electric rigs show advantage in Pondera field while Mud Creek test by Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. is shut at 615 feet delaying repairs and resuming drilling after weather moderates. Continental Development Gjullin group yields 104% daily output. Fulton Jones No. 3 ne4 sw4 9-27-4w poised to extend the field northward.
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Montana
Pondera Field
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Mud Creek
Continental Development Company
Gjullin
Jones
Fulton Petroleum Company
Fulton
Eight Man-Caused Forest Fires On Lewis and Clark 1928
Statistics from the Lewis and Clark national forest show eight of nine fires in the 1928 season were man caused and one by lightning. Total acres burned were very small, estimated at 17. Three man caused fires came from carelessness with campfires, two from smoking, and three from brush burning at the Sun River dam site.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
Sun River
Lewis and Clark Forest
Fires in 1928 season show unusually few blazes
The 1928 fire year saw few blazes as lightning stayed light and railroads and the public cooperated in fire prevention. The forest service free 'f ing' system improved and man caused fires peaked in the past year mainly due to Sun River brush burning, with 23 000 acres burned this season and 141 000 acres historically.
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Forest Service
Sam
Y D. Moir
Sun River
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Carl K. Malone
H. B. Lake & CO
Ford Building
Great Falls, Mont
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Il Reid
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
NicCormick
Deering
Power-Morgan Co
Choteau, Montana
Ured
Essex
Hudson- Essex Challengers
Coech
Phaeton
Choteau Garage
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