Real Estate Transfers and US Patents for Week May 29 1914
Transfers list multiple warranty deeds with sums from $1.00 to $5916.00 across townships 25 to 36 north and ranges 2 to 9 west including parcels in Chateau, Conrad, Cut Bank and Braay additions. U S patents issued to Sanders Zuidema Peterson Manix Connor Faust Slezak Bickett and Dibble among others by Teton County Abstract Co Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Moorehouse
N. O. Tuttle
Charles P. Crane
Rose E. Connor
Timothy _Connor
William F. Faust
M. Thomas Manix
Clark W. Bruce
J. E Landon
Edmonds
Braay
Bruce W. McNamer
Frank Carr
Aloisa Hrdlicka
C. M. Hrdlicka
Jones
Conrad
Conrad Townsite Co
D. L. Fulton
C. H. Kester
Walier
Theodore Jung
Leona Jung
Township
Range
Nels R. Jacobson
F. Anders Erickson
Ney SE
John M. Weaver
Phoebe C. Weaver
Chateau
Charles Justice
Hans Chris Holm
Cowgill
Zay Corson
J. W. Strain
Lawerence T. Peterson
Carl O. Wade
Alic F. Richards
Home Builders Investment Co
Rich
Ards
Halvorson
Joseph E. Hein
Warren W. Hurd
U. S
James Sanders
Samuel Zuidema
Carl W. Peterson
Henry M. Hoffman
Seth Dibble
Seth H. Dibble
Lee E. Brown
Cena Heebink
Sugar as Fuel for the Human Machine and Wound Dressings
A physiologist notes sugar metabolism powers sleep and muscle energy, while a German physician highlights sugar water as an effective wound dressing. Additional claims include sugar helping elderly heart patients, and powdered sugar aiding cancer care by reducing odor and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Pansot
Ptfere Mathieu
Toen
H. Heald
Tacoma Park
D. C
Berzeller
Wallace Idaho Reforest Plan Aims To Restore River Flow
Residents of Wallace Idaho note that the 1910 forest fires destroyed a two thousand acre watershed that supplies their water and hydro power. With normal precipitation since, flow has dropped from a thousand miners inches to about 250, prompting forest service reforestation of the burned watershed within national forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Sintar
Weather Bureau
Forest Service
National Forest
Public land scrip sale offering 320 acres for quick sale
Advertisement from Shafer Investment Co offering 320 acres guaranteed scrip at 10 dollars per acre for vacant government land isolated tracts homesteads desert claims. Contact rooms in McDonald block or Beaupre Hotel Willie-Paw. Mention of a stray fragment about suffrage and other unrelated notes from Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer Investment Co
McDonald Block
Beaupre Hotel
Goodyear No-Rim-Out Tires Promoted In Ad Copy
An advertising voice argues puncture trouble and rim safety, praising Goodyear No-Rim-Out tires for edge grip and rim protection. It claims a head of 126 braided piano wires to keep the tube from slipping and urges customers to buy fresh supplies of these tires in various tread options.
Bargain sale of mules in Chateau Montana
Auction note lists a team of four 1100 pound mules and a 1350 pound yearling all well broken and sound. Sold by E. H. Ganong of Chateau Montana with a 16-11 date note. Editorial quotes and snippets accompany the ad.
$100,000 to loan on Teton County J E Ritchey TM Conrad
A notice states a plan to loan $100,000 on property in Teton County owned or associated with J E Ritchey and TM Conrad. The item likely concerns a mortgage or trust deed arrangement and indicates parties involved in the lending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
J. E. Ritchey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geen
C.G. Bishop
Choteau
Montana
Linotype
Walter H.gorham
Charles Cowell
Thomas H. Givens
Alvin J. Cowell
William F. Miller
T. H. Givens
A. J. Cowell
C. A. Cowell
The
Teton
OUR
Teon County
Shafer Investment.co
J. I. Cain
Willie
Son
Cincinatti Enquirer
Ecuador
Washington Herald
Pela
Choteau Garage
Cadillac
Hupmobile
Bower’s Garage
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Miss Snipp
E. H. Ganong
Chateau, Montana
Kansas City Times
van Loons
Lye One
Yas
Tess
Ron Wee Pe Dre
Jemat
Wwe
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