Frank Carlson Burton Bench Pioneer Buried Monday
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the M B church in Choteau for Frank Carlson Burton bench pioneer who died after a stroke and years of illness. The Sweden native, 55, was a Burton Beach rancher active in the community before his illness led to repeated hospital confinement and amputation of a leg. Burial followed at Chateau cemetery with Rev. Robert B Culbertson officiating. He came to Teton county in 1902 and is survived in the United States by brother John A Carlson of Farmington and his family. another brother and sister live in Sweden.
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M. B
Choteau
Frank
iGaricon
Burton Bench
Choteau Hospital
Chateau Cemetery
Robert B. Culbertson
Carlson
Sweden
Teton County
Burton Beach
Oliver Manseth
Neice
John A. Carlson
Farmington
June Weather Summary for Teton County
June brought a maximum 94 degrees on the 20th and a minimum of 32. Total precipitation for the month was 3.90 inches, with 2 inches falling in a 24 hour period on June 4. Mean max 74.6 and mean min 44.3. greatest daily range occurred with 94 and 32. Credit to County Agent Robert Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Weather Summary for June Across Years 1922 1924
The report notes precipitation totals including 2.21 inches in June 1924 and 4.06 inches in June 1923. Mean temperatures: 59 F in June this year, 54 F in 1924, 58 F in 1923, and 62 F in 1922. It records a 24 hour peak of 2 inches on the 4th and lists numbers for days with clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy conditions.
Pendroy Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Amundsen and daughter depart for North Dakota after a visit at the T. R. Larson home. Mrs. Elwell and daughter plan to open a restaurant in T. A. Cornett's building. Various families enjoyed Fourth of July outings at South Fork and Badger creek with guests in Glacier Park. Dinner parties included Dr. O Connel and Miriam of Great Falls with local residents.
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Amundsen
T. R. Larson
North Dakota
Elwell
Chet Thomas
T. A. Cornett
Wesley Phillips
Wesley Sheeble
South Fork
Shorty Laconnette
Peter Laconnette
Ed. Davis
Fallon
Barb Zenisek
Badger Creek
Estes
Swanson
Claude
Johns
North Fork
Glacier Park
Sandy Jones
Brewer
Bob Smith
Webb
Talbert
Howard Smith
Blank
Homer
Carl Gulbranson
O’connel
Miriam
Earls Home
Great Falls
Nick Wellenstein
W. J. Earls
Miss Amund
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Travel notes
Mr and Mrs W J Baris hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Amundsen and daughter. Other gatherings included Miriam O Connel entertaining with readings and dancing. Families visited relatives in Helena Chateau Heart Butte Badger Creek and Pendroy. A dance at Pendroy hall is planned. Mrs Frimmer hospitalized in Great Falls is improving. Phyllis Smith of Conrad visiting Pendroy area. Church services planned in Pendroy Sunday at 3 PM.
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Sen
Miriam O’connel
W. ‘J. Baris
Amundsen
Bill Wellenstein
Harold
Buother Victor
Helena
Chateau
Nick Wellenstein
Carl Guibranson
Carl ‘Jensen
Fairfield service man gets capitol post office job
Earl Angle a Fairfield area disabled veteran has been named postmaster at the capitol building in Helena. He fills the vacancy after Col Chas Sheridan refused the office and Henry Baker was previously appointed. Angle is in poor health and under Helena doctors. his wife is the daughter of Teton county pioneers. Sheridan will serve as special prosecutor for Disabled Veterans of America in Montana with headquarters in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Capitol P. O
Earl Angle
Chateau
Capitol
Helena
Great Falls
Mr. Angle
John Zimmerman
Teton County
Chas. L. Sheridan
State
State Board of Examiners
Henry Baker
Dixon
Angle
Government Hospital
Fort Harrison
Angie
Sheridan
Disabled Veterans of America
Montana
Alias Summons Foreclosure Suit in Teton County Montana
District Court summons defendants in a foreclosure action filed by James M. Smith and Leroy M. Smith against Samuel C. Purdy Sadie Purdy E J Lander Co Elizabeth Crowley R H Proudfoot and C C Sadler. The NE quarter of Section 32 Township 22 N Range 5 W is mortgaged to E J Lander Co dated May 21 1917. Judgment by default possible after 20 days.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
James M. Smith
Leroy M. Smith
Samuel C. Purdy
Sadie Purdy
E. J. Lander & Co
Elizabeth C. Crowley
Elizabeth Crowley
R. H. Proudfoot
C. C. Sadler
Teton County
Montana
Range Five
Montana Meridian
Mary Scott
Annette M. Dow
County Clerk & Recorder
Foreclosure Notice in Teton County Montana
Mary Scott as trustee assigned a mortgage to James M. Smith and Leroy M. Smith, recorded June 10 1925, with a default alleged. The plaintiffs seek foreclosure of the lien and sale of the property to satisfy the debt taxes and costs, with possession during redemption. Publication dates begin July 2 and run through July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Mary Scott
Annette M. Dow
James M. Smith
Leroy M. Smith
County Clerk & Recorder’s Office
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. K. West
First Nat’l Bank Bldg
Great Falls
Montana
Truss Expert Seeley to Visit Great Falls for Rupture Clinic
Al J or. F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, renowned truss expert, will be at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls on Tuesday July 14 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. He claims rapid, surgery-free results and warns against elastic web trusses. Seeley cites U.S. government documents and court verifications for his statements.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rainbow Hotel
Great Falls
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
N. Dearborn Street
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Joe Martin
Giant Gorilla Man
AL. G. Barnes
Clearing House
Due War Finance Corporation
of Teton
A. B. Guthrie
Seal
D. McDonald
Wheee Elle DU Geo
F. Miller, Co
S. McDonald
Directors
McCormick-Deering
Corn Sisters
Ne Laval
Primrose
Goodyear
Chevrolet Automobiles
Power-Morcan Company
Frank Carlson Burton
Citizens State Bank
Liberty Bonds
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State of
County of Teton
Ss. I
James Eckford
John Eckford
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
First State Bank
Bynum
U. S
Bonds Banking House
Seeu
Kyle Jones
R. D. Halpin
W. D. Jones
H. L. Halladay
Titan
Power-Morgan
W.H. Gorham
A. Breere
Mont
H. G. Ward
Choteau Drug _Co. 1
Estray
D. L
Jacob Beck
Power
Emma Roberson
Nooksack
Washington
Henry Davidson
Koning
Bob
Queen Hatchery
Seattle
F. W. Smith
lLittle
Cash Meat Market
Shorty