Preliminary Budgets and Will Probate in Teton County
Notice announces filing of preliminary budgets for the school districts in Teton County Montana for the year starting July 1 1949 and a meeting of the Board of School Budget Supervisors to review adopt and approve budgets on July 25 1949 at the courthouse. It also provides probate notice for the will of Emma Rose deceased with the date for proving the will set for July 15 1949 at the district court in Teton County and for issuing Letters Testamentary to George E Headington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
School Budget Supervisors
Teton County
Montana
Board of School Budget Supervisors
Muriel S. Reiquam
Estate of Sidney C Campbell notice to creditors
Estate of Sidney C Campbell deceased appoints Evan A Campbell as administrator with will annexed. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at George Coffey, Larson Building, Chateau Montana. Date June 27 1949. Attorney George Coffey. Published four times: June 30 July 7 14 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Campbell
George Coffey
Larson Bldg
Chateau
Montana
Evan A. Campbell
Publication Notice for Will Proof in Montana Court
The Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County announces a time for proving the will of Ralph Wayne Bourne. The date is Friday July 15 1949 at 10:00 AM in Chateau Montana. Alice S. Bourne applies for letters. George J. Gunther clerk. Johnson Williams attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Teton
Ralph Wayne Bourne
Ralph W. Bourne
R. W. Bourne
Chateau
County of Teton
Ralph Wayne
Bourne
Alice S. Bourne
Geo. J. Gunther
Johnson & Williams
Great Falls
Notice of Assessment Teton Co operative Reservoir Company
Directors meet on July 1 1949 levy a 2.00 per share assessment on capital stock payable to the secretary treasurer in Bynum Montana by August 6 1949 Unpaid by August 8 1949 stock will be advertised for sale at public auction and if needed sold on September 8 1949 to cover the delinquent assessment advertising costs and sale expenses Ira E Perkins secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir
Bynum
Montana
Ira E, Perkins
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company
Bynum Montana
Bids Sought for Chateau Airport Grading and Turfing
Sealed bids due August 4 1949 at the County Court House Chateau Montana for grading draining turfing and appurtenant work at Chateau Airport with quantities including 13600 cubic yards excavation 9240 linear feet fencing and 21 acres of turfing. Bids must meet minimum wage rates set by the Secretary of Labor and promise payment of those rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Secretary of Labor
Notice to Creditors Teton Land Company Dissolved
G VFN in the undersigned Trustee Hugh D Galusha notice to creditors and all claimants against the dissolved Teton Land Company must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address: Hugh D Galusha Trustee 531 Power Helena Montana Lewis and Clark County. Dated March 25 1949. Pub: June 30 July 7 14 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Teton Land Company
Orsons
Hugh D. Galusha
Power
Helena
Montana
County of
Lewis and Clark
Bid Notice for Choteau Airport Commission Projects
The Choteau Airport Commission invites bids with a 50 percent minimum payment bond rule and 5 percent bid security via certified or cashier's check. Work must finish in 50 days with 30 dollars daily liquidated damages. Plans are at the County Clerk in Chateau Montana. $5 deposit to obtain documents, refundable if returned within 10 days of bid opening. Chairman J. W. Breen signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Choteau Airport Commission
J. W. Breen
Montana Liquor Tax Not to Rise as Legislature Approves
The Montana Supreme Court denied a rehearing on the 1949 excise tax ruling, finding the tax unconstitutional as a sales tax benefiting counties and cities. Gov Bonner delays university funding reallocation until Chancellor Selke returns in August. Unemployment near record highs with 4,780 jobs found in June, led by construction and trade sectors. over 1,000 in Silver Bow seek benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Supreme Court
Arnold H. Olsen
State Liquor Control Board
Irving Lindeen
Butte
Lewis and Clark
Olsen
High Court
High Tribunal
John W. Bonner
University of Montana
George A. Selke
Selke
Board of Examiners
Northern Montana College
Havre
State
Carroll M. Stewart
Stewart
Silver Bow County
Montana sees slight jobless rise amid GI Bill veterans
The Montana unemployment picture remains near record lows with 3,500 claimants last week vs 1,400 a year ago. Commission chairman Stewart notes one in four unemployed Montanans is a World War II veteran using GI Bill benefits, which after July 25 will shift to state unemployment compensation funds rather than federal reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Montana
Stewart
Mutual aid empowers men to meet needs and face perils
Spinoza argues that men gain by united forces and mutual aid, enabling easier preparation for what they require and safer navigation of dangers from all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinoza
Agawam Social Notes Roundup Visitors and Travels
Local residents share a busy weekend with visitors from Agawam areas including Willis Rigby Wm Moser and H H Wuest hosting and hosting families. Guests travel to Brady Conrad Blackleaf Missoula and Calgary while relatives visit Yellowstone Park and California, with several families delivering updates on health trips and haying activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Rigby
Burt
Wm. Moser
A. Moser
Little Louis Mink
H. H. Wuest
John Mink
Conrad
Yellowstone Park
Ernest Weist
Carolynn
Danny
Brady
Harold Quick
Chateau
Lucille Weist
J. G. Johnson
Agawam
Ora Knowlton, Jr
Blackleaf
Alex Truchot
Fred Woodward
Bud Rafter
Missoula
Bud
Windy Taylor Fixes TV Antenna. Judge Cunningham Laughs
A group at Judge Cunningham's watched vaudeville on a new TV when a streaky picture appeared. Windy Taylor meddled with the antenna claiming he could fix it, spoiling the show and prompting Buzz Ellis to repair it for $20. The writer urges restraint in meddling and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cunningham
Windy Taylor
Windy
Buzz Ellis
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Arnold Dirkes
Fairfield
Mont
E. J. Whitaker
Augusta, Moni
Choteau Clinic
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman, M. D
Arthur A. McAuley, M. D
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Jewi
Great Falls, Montana
Emma Rose
George E. Headington
Tena M. Johnson
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Probate Department
National Farm Loan Association
Organization
Cooperative Land Bank Credit
Rocky Mountain Nfla
Strain
W. F. Fellows
R. C. LeMarr
Bank Loan
Farmess
FPR Aers
W. PF. Fellows
CJ Dean
M.D
Dean Clinic
N.E
Burnside and
Grand Ave
Telephone
Portland 14
Ore
Capitol Week
SUN
Choteau Lions Club
Stevens Bros
DE Kohl
Virginia Lynne
Riggs
Neilson Sisters
Dolly Jacobs
Bob Grubbs
Liberty Horses
Bank Joans
Cial
Citizens State Bank
Depositz Somured
Demaosi? Insurance
Ederal Hesheve
Agawam Ella Weist, Cor
Rafter
Dick Rafter
California
Arthur
Petri Brothers
John George
Pennsylvania
Karl Koch
St Cloud
Minn
O. F. Schaefer
Mac’s Radio
Phillips “66
George Sollid
Sollid and
Mehl Real Estate and Insurance
Dutton, Montana
Lana
Montana State Florists Association
Montana State College
Montana Power Company
Joe Marsh
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