Order to Show Cause in Charles Simpson Estate Sale
The District Court of Montana Teton County orders that heirs appear on June 14 1946 at 10 am in Chateau to show why an administrator should not be granted authority to sell the estate real property. The order directs publication for two weeks in Chateau Argatha. Properties include a half interest in Lots 9 and 10 Block 16 Choteau and Lots 9 10 11 Block 9 Pineville Hot Springs.
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Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Teton
Charles Simpson
R. EB. Nelson
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Choteau
Pineville
Hot Springs
A. H. Doughty
District Court
Fairfield
John P. Anderson
Harry DeZort
Margaret M. McGrath
Joseph E. McGrath
Wuanwi
West
Julia E. O'Connor
Joseph R. McGrath
Anna McGrath
Nwyunex
Guy A. Miller
Nwusex
Newnex
Ewney
Nwyneyu
Nex NW
Order to Sell Estate Real Property in Choteau
The District Court orders Etta V. Anderson as Administratrix of R. A. Anderson deceased to show cause why the estate's real property may not be sold. The hearing is set for June 14, 1946, at 10 a.m. in Chateau Montana. Property listed includes Lots 11–12, Block 6, and Lots 13–14, Block 4, Original Townsite of Choteau in Teton County, Montana. Publication in Chateau Acantha for two consecutive weeks.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Ote
Teton
R. A. Anderson
Etta V. Anderson
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Choteau
Monana
A. H. Doughty
Certificate Pertaining To Use Of Fictitious Name
A Montana partnership formed as Choteau Lockers lists Bert H. Reiner and Richard J. Brickley as owners. The business will operate as Cho teau Lockers in Choteau, Teton County, with a grocery store meat market and frozen food locker. Notarized by G G Harris in Cascade County with dates May 28 to June 13 1946.
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Choteau
Bert H. Reiner
Montana
Richard J. Brickley
Choteau Lockers
Gorham Building
Teton County
State
County of Cascade
A.D
G. G. Harris
State of Montana
Richard J Brickley
State of
Great Falls
North Carolina Tobacco Center Dominates U S Production
More than half of all tobacco products in the United States are manufactured in North Carolina, highlighting the state's central role in national tobacco production and related industries.
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North Carolina
Upholster Old Chair From Discarded Sofa Pillow
A discarded sofa pillow may serve well in upholstering an old rocking chair. The tip suggests repurposing fabric scraps and cushion stuffing to refresh a dated piece.
Meat and price controls raise wartime production and costs
The report notes peacetime meat production for 1946 will exceed 5 billion pounds above 1939 and civilian consumption at 145 pounds per person though demand runs at 180. One tenth of output goes to Allies, while the military takes a share of top grades. OPA actions loosen price ceilings on coal past May 18 for buyers agreeing to wage settlements retroactive to May 13, 1946. An 10 percent rise in farm equipment net price is approved with a 5 percent list-price increase and a 4 percent dealer absorption effect. Farmers see roughly a 3 percent overall equipment price rise after rebates and parts prices.
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OPA
Notice to Creditors Estate of Daniel N Booth
Administrator Bert I Packer of the Daniel Norman Booth estate calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be shown to the Administrator at Bert I Packer office in the Lar son Building Chateau Montana. Dated May 22 1946. Notes May 23 30 June 6 13 1946.
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Daniel Norman Booth
Bert I. Packer
Larson Bldg
Chateau
Montana
Bert Tf. Packer
Gold Rediscovered At Confederate Gulch
Mrs. H. O. Miller reports a 60 ounce gold nugget valued at 2300 found in the Superior lode near Diamond City on a 700 foot shaft. The nugget, butter‑pound sized, is believed two thirds gold, reviving notes of Confederate Gulch as a rich placer area.
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Townsend
U.P
Confederate Gulch
Diamond City
H. O. Miller
Superior Lode
County real estate transfers listed by Teton County abstract
A catalog of patents and warranty deeds filed in Teton County shows transfers to William Hodg skiss and Christ Bendikesen Norheim, among others, with parcels in townships 21 to 27 north and ranges 2 to 6 west. Several deeds state $1.00 consideration, while others record larger sums and mineral rights.
Deeds and Estates Ledger Listings in Fairfield and Chateau
A long list of property transfers and estate actions records quitclaim and warranty deeds across multiple townships. It notes transfers between individuals and firms, court decrees, and administrator and final settlement deeds involving numerous parcels, acres, sections, and townships in the region.
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