Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County Montana
The undersigned will on September 19 1944 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County Montana for a tax deed on land described as Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 4 Township 1 26 Range 5 and other parcels in Section 5 and Section 8. Delinquent taxes paid January 14 1929 totaling $397.65. Amount due at deed time $1013.85. Redeem before September 19 1944 at the amount of taxes penalty and interest. Dated July 17 1944 James Van Cleave County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Neyne
James van Cleave
Teton Tounty
Montana
Township Twenty-six
S's. Ney
Twentysix
Tax Deed Notice for Several Described Properties in Teton County
Notice is given that tax deeds were issued for delinquent properties in Teton County on September 14, 1932. Descriptions include Lots 3 and 4 in Sec 4 and Lot 1 in Sec 5 of Township 26 Range 5, the SE quarter and SE SE of Sec 32, and Lots 3 and 4 in Sec 4 plus Lot 1 in Sec 5. Taxes totaled 307.61 and status remains due. County Clerk of Teton County.
Property described in legal notice in Township 26 listing
Legal notice fragment describes SW quadrant of section 5 in township 26 range 5 with dates in 1929 and 1944 and sums of $84.29 and $232.47, dated July 17, 1944. Find further details in the full notice for context and actions required.
Property parcels sold for delinquency in 1929 summary
The notice lists parcels in Section 7 and Section 6 of Town 26 Range 5 including S%SE% and NE%NW% with lots 7 and 1 sold for delinquency in 1929 for amounts around $6.57. It notes Lot 7 SENW in Sec 6 and Lot 1 NENW N4NE in Sec 7 as delinquent sales with specific quartering descriptions.
Tax figures recorded on August 8 1931
An item notes a tax amount of 2311 dollars and 64 cents dated August 8 1931. The brief entry records financial figures without context or additional details.
Tax delinquency notice for quarter-section deeds and Lot 2
The record lists delinquent taxes on the southeast quarter of section seven and other fractional parcels in township 26 range 5. It notes tax amounts of 480.92 and 1 074.15 with redemption dates in January 1930 and January 8 1931 for Montana applicant.
Land Parcel Description in Section Two Township
The text outlines specific fractional parts of section two in a township, detailing the south half of the northeast quarter, the east half of the southeast quarter, and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter. It specifies a land subdivision description rather than a complete location.
Tax records show amounts due in August 1931
Tax notices dated the seventh day of August 1931 list totals of 1010.21 dollars and 1532.98 dollars for delinquent assessments.
Delinquent Tax Sales Report for Sec 2 T26 R5 lands
Property parcels described as Lots 3 4 and NW and SW quarters in Section 2 were sold for delinquent taxes. N3 4SW% on January 30 1930 for 922.70 and Lots 3 4 on August 24 1931 for 411.33 plus 1 357.79 noted.
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Teton County
Notice of tax deed application for a set of described parcels in Section 3 Township 26 South Range 44 including NE and SE quarters. Parcels were sold for delinquent taxes on January 30 1930 and August 6 1931 for totals of 922.73 and 1147.63 with combined amount 2690.79. Oats
County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1944
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County will meet as a County Board of Equalization at 10 oclock A M July 17 1944 in the Courthouse Chateau Montana and continue sessions through August not later than the second Monday in August 1944 to adjust assessment books. No property deduction unless a written sworn application is filed by the affected party or agent. Dated Chateau Montana July 17 1944 James Van Cleave Montana.
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County Board OF Equalization
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Chateau
Board of Equalization
James van Cleav
Paint Treats Poultry Mites and Lice on Roosts
Instructions note that painting chicken roosts with creosote roost paint or waste matureil kills mites. Lice control involves a light coating of nicotine sulfate on roosts before dark.
Phosphorescent emergency lights aid ship controls after bulbs fail
In combat and when main lights fail on warships, phosphorescent coatings let the crew locate and operate key controls valves and instruments during emergencies until repairs restore lighting.
Community Notes From Collins area and Fairview
Local calls feature Selma and Selma Beringer with visitors from Great Falls. A nine pound three ounce boy named Gordon M is born to Miles and Mrs Averill at Conrad hospital. Dean Waterman Jr. becomes Safeway Conrad manager replacing Dick Ettinger. Chester Corey, at ammunition school near Denver, expects to graduate July 22 and join gunner training with possible furlough after. Evelyn O Keefe visits and labor relief efforts noted.
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Short” Crawford
Clifford
Great Falls
R. S. McClenhan
Gervais
Eugene
Ore
Miles Averill
Conrad Hospital
Gordon M
Paul Lathrop
Eunice Stadtlander
Chateau
Leona O'Keefe
West Collins
Dean Waterman, Jr
Safeway
Conrad
Dick Ettinger
Bozeman
Dean
D. F. Waterman
Colling
Evelyn O'Keefe
Flathead Lake
Marion Averill
Chas
Averill
Charles
Audrey
Chester “Tyke
Corey
Armorer School
Lo Field
Denver
Notice of Preliminary School Budgets Meeting Dates
Notice of filing of preliminary budgets for the 1944 school year in Teton County Montana. Board of School Budget Supervisors to meet July 24 1944 at 10:00 a.m. in the county courthouse to examine adopt and approve budgets open to all taxpayers with adjournments possible until the second Monday in August 1944. Dated July 12 1944. MURIAL REIQUAM County Superintendent of Schools and Clerk of the Board of School Budget Supervisors of Teton County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Board of
School Budget Supervisors
Court House
Murial Reiquam
Board of School Budget Supervisors
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