Memorial services and community notices from Conrad area
Memorial services were held at the high school gym. The Lutheran-Methodist Choir and band performed. Parades were canceled due to weather. Many local notices list events, relocations, and visits, including church gatherings, sales, club meetings, and comings and goings of residents such as Johnsons, Woodwards, Brodocs, Cascadens, Laubach, and guests from Karlstad, Red Lodge, and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. W. Hooper
Col. Sheridan
Lutheran-Methodist
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Schabel Bros
W. R. Lathrop
Conrad
M. EB
Victor Johnson
Gary
Karlstad
Minn
John Woodward
Choteau
John
Choteau Electric Co
Sheldon Brodock
Great Falls
Lathrop
Leland Cascaden
Dutton
Harry Laubach Jr
Tempe
Ariz
Montana
Maggie Bannatyne
Bud Wolfe
Dave Shannon
Carl Rempel
Leslie Carlson
Irene Munroe
Heisey
Donna Fleshman
Danforth Foundation
Concordia
Readers Digest
American Legion
Betty Trebesch
American Legion Anx
Phyllis Schultz
Mary Springer
Donna Lee Schultz
Bonnie Schuler
Elda Rundquist
Arlene Odden
Joan Trebesch
Gerald Rundquist
Roberta Munroe
Louie Spadafore
San Jose
Calif
Sam Jaconetti
Betty Price
Manchester
England
Henry Nelson
Darlene Nelson
Conrad Hospital
Wm. McCoy
Larry Nitz
Gallatin Gateway
Arthur Habel
Habel
Norman Nelson
Cut Bank
St Williams Church
Methodist Church
Marilyn Knutson
Denver
A G A W A M H D Club Notes And Socials
Mrs Eunice Robinson and Mrs Ells Weist Correspondents report on local H D club events. Mrs Betty Kinkade plans to leave Great Falls next year. Mr and Mrs Dick Rafter visited family in Three Forks Mont. Upcoming housecleaning day and recreation and eats for county picnic. Birthday club meets June 8 with Mrs Rose Schaefer. sunshine noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kinkade
Great Falls
Dick Rafter
Three Forks
Mont
H. D
Birthday Club
Rose Schaefer
Dog saves man in Billings by howling judge into leniency
In Billings a 40 year old man charged with vagrancy asked the court what would happen to his dog if jailed. Judge Beeler, influenced by the dog’s howl, suspended a 25 day sentence and ordered the man released in one hour to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Beeler
Custer County Clears Personal Tax Books After 70 Years
MILES CITY UP For the first time in 70 years there are no delinquent personal tax accounts on the Custer county books. County Treasurer Mary W. Cooley said that in recent weeks every small item of personal tax due for 1947 has been liquidated and the books are now clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Custer
Mary W. Cooley
Cooley
Unemployment Falls in Montana as Claims Drop
Montana sees 2,500 fewer unemployed seeking benefits in 30 days and expects a further 3,500 drop in six weeks. The Unemployment Compensation Commission predicts a move from winter slump to near full employment this summer with heavy industry possibly surpassing last year's records. Nonagricultural employment on March 15 stood at 132,800, about 4,000 higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montaniia
State
Montana
State Ranchers Guard Resources, Woolgrower Head Says
Deer Lodge reports Sylvan J. Pauley president of the National Woolgrowers Association declares cattle and sheepmen are most vitally concerned with preserving western National resources. He defends woolgrowers against a charge from the Isaak Walton League executive director that livestock groups seek overgrazing to forest the west and asserts the wool growers have advanced soil conservation and wildlife protection more than any other group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
U.P
West
Sylvan J. Pauley
National Woolgrowers Association
Pauley
Isaak Walton League
Chicago
American National Livestock Association
Wool Growers Association
Brother Tom's Medicine Boosts Waistline and Comfort
A local testimonial claims Brother Tom's Medicine relieves gas and bloating after meals, decreases waistline size, and makes meals enjoyable. The ad describes a formula with five herbs cleansing bowels, reducing gas, aiding sluggish intestines and acting as a diuretic, sold at Halvorson’s Drug Store in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Tom
Halvorson
Choteau
Quieting Title in Dutton Land Dispute in Montana Court
In Teton County Montana Elmer Sprunger and Lilly May Sprunger sue Herman Swenson and others with Dutton Town Site Company and several Wipruds for a decree declaring Plaintiffs’ fee simple title to Lots 9 10 11 Block 2 Original Townsite Dutton and barring all claims by Defendants or unknowns The State of Montana is listed as a defendant The action seeks a court order quieting title and enjoining any further claims The summons requires a response within twenty days dated May 18 1948 and filed by Clerk Geo J Gunther Bert I Packer attorney for Plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Teton
Elmer Sprunger
Lilly May Sprunger
Herman A. Swenson
Eye Eveen Swenson
Teton County
Dutton Townsite Company
Raymond Wiprud
Mabel Wiprud
Olaf T. Wiprud
Emma Wiprud
Dave L. Curtis
Phyllis L. Curtis
Louis Cc. Kruse
Eacd Fwee Ee Kruse
Dutton
A. D
Geo. J Gunther
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Summons and Complaint Issued for Property Quiet Title
The defendants are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the district court of Montana. The action concerns the described land of 2.69 acres in section 3, township 24 north, range 5 west, with 0.82 acres including 260 feet of old county road right of way. Plaintiffs seek to bar any claims and to have title adjudicated in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Montana
County of
Teton
Meridan
Great Northern Railroad
Notice to Creditors Estate of Ferdinand Weyer Deceased
Executor William Olson notifies creditors and claimants to present vouchers within ten months of first publication to the First National Bank of Fairfield Montana in Teton County. Dated May 14 1948. Four publications May 20 to June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Weyer
First National Bank of Fairfield
Fairfield
Montana
County of
Teton
William Olson
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Carl Weissman & Sons, Inc
E. R. Dial
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Texaco Station
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Rosegrey
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Drs. Bateman and McAuley
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John A. March
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George Sollid
Oscar Mehl Sollid
and Meh
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Tee
Joe Marsh
Temperance
Tyranny
Truth
United States Brewers Foundation
Wringer
Marshall Wells
Graham & Hoeme Plows & Parts
Case Farm Machinery
Mark’s
Texaco
Fairfield, Mont
Mac’s Radio
Guy Kale
Lela M. Kale
Abraham L. Hoy
A. L. Hoy
Mary Etta Hoy
Milton D. Cooper
M. D. Cooper
Lottie M. Cooper
Lottie Cooper
Frank D. Cooper
F. D. Cooper
Charles S. Parker
Charles N. Parker
Erma M. Parker
Bateman-Switzer CO
William P. Edgar
Leona Webster
Mayme Gies
Emma Young
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