Lady and Clergyman News and Local Visits
Mrs. Golding returns from Long Beach to visit Mrs. Monkman and report Mrs. Connor improving. Fr T Moroney of Conrad heads to Ireland for home and Eucharist congress, staying months. Boy Scout executive Russell Conklin trips via Browning to Chinook due to road conditions. Audrey Lawson III ill with typhoid in Williston, car accident en route but no injuries. Administrator sale of Dr Gene Hervey estate held in town raises goods including cameras and luggage. Violinist Kathryn Satterlee of Bellingham visits Fairfield and may start a local class. Helena visitors Mrs Secrest and husband. J B Conlin family to North Dakota for six weeks. Sheep shearers Brady crew camped awaiting dry weather to start at local ranches.George Sprinkle joins for Cofey ranch work. Local attendees and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Conklin
Boy Scout Area Council
Great Falls
Browning
Fort Benton
Audrey Lawson III
Audrey Lawson
E. K. Lawson
Chateau
Williston
North Oak
M. M. Webb
E. R. Kaemmer
Gene Hervey
Hirshberg
Larson
C. Jas. Smith
J. H. Byler
Dr. Hervey
Bynum
Manfred Zapp
Movements and Visits Around Great Falls Area
Mr and Mrs Chas Fields hauled a truckload of hogs to Great Falls and had dental work done there last Wednesday. Fred Browder did business in Great Falls last week. Herbert Thomas assists at the Wm Thomas ranch. Wm Thomas family drove to Conrad Thursday. Chas Fields family drove to Chateau Thursday for typhoid vaccination. George Sprinkle called on Elsie Jones Thursday en route to Cut Bank. Roy and Lee Moye visited S D Jones ranch Tuesday while en route to Pendroy. H E Passmore visited relatives at Farmington Thursday. Bill Thomas drove to Conrad on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs Roberts traveled to Great Falls on business Thursday. Mrs Robert Sheppard and family and Bob Horge and Kenneth Sheppard drove to Dupuyer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fields
Great Falls
Fred Browder
Herbert Thomas
Wm. Thomas
Conrad
Chateau
George Sprinkle
Elsie Jones
Roy
Lee Moye
S. D. Jones Ranch
Pendroy
H. E. Passmore
Farmington
Bill Thomas
Roberts
Robert Sheppard
Bob Horge
Kenneth Sheppard
Dupuyer
Pendroy Social Roundup Highlights Ranch Visits
Mrs Briggs and grandchildren spent time at the Briggs ranch while Mr and Mrs Joe Ewinski of Great Falls visited Pendroy and stayed with the Seuferts. Talberts attended Estes ranch weekend, Mutz family visited Pendray, and a large Ladies Aid gathering occurred at Miss Ethel Reids home. Estes and Talberts joined in celebrating Jay Gitchell and wife’s 19th anniversary last Sunday. Miss Catherine Bidding was mentioned in Pendroy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert
Jay Gitchell
Catherine Bidding
Summons in Montana District Court Against John and Josie Clark
Bank of Galesburg Illinois files suit in the Nineteenth District Teton County Montana. Defendants John G Clark and Josie Clark must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment on two prior judgments. The action seeks relief on the two judgments specified in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Court awards sums in Knox County Illinois case
The Circuit Court in Knox County Illinois renders judgment in favor of the Plaintiff for two sums 790.80 and 1155.36 with the clerk Blanche M Jacobson signing and Molumby Busha Greenan listed as offices in Great Falls Montana Chateau. First publication is June 9 with final on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Illinois
A. D
Blanche M. Jacobson
Seal
Molumby, Busha & Greenan
Great Falls
Chateau
Monana
Official Notice of Sprinkling Tax in Chateau Montana
City Council of Chateau Montana passes a resolution to levy a real property tax for Sprinkling and oiling in Springling District No 2 for 1932. Final adoption set for July 5 1932 at 8 p m in Stockmen's State Bank Building. Objections welcomed. record available for five days. J G Jackson City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Springling
Stockmen’s State Bank
Foreclosure Suit Involves Connole Overly Land Mortgage
The State of Montana serves alias summons in a foreclosure action against Thomas W. Connole and others including Overly Land & Mortgage Company and Trans-America Oil Company. Mortgage dated March 24, 1919 on lands in Teton County described as NE% SW% N SX, Section 3% and NW% 8W% of Section 22 Township 27 North Range 5 West M P M. Case filed in Shelby with May 13 1932 court seal and May 19 first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Bertha Hastings Haber
Thomas W. Connole
George Connole
Morgan Connole
Overly Land & Mortgage Company
Teton County
H. P. White
M. S. Darling
Trans-America Oil Company
William R. Ducie
Lucille E. Oren
Mary Connole
Ors
Notice of Land Claim Third Year Proof in Chateau Montana
Ella L. Murray formerly Ella L. Kuehnast of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her homestead claim for E% SW% Sec 24 Twp 23 N R 5 W at the U. S. Land Office Great Falls. Witnesses James Banentyn e Henry Dale H H Higgins J T Murray all of Chateau Montana. The proceeding before Charles H. Ferris U S Commissioner set for June 27, 1932. First pub May 19 last June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Ella L. Murray
Ella L. Kuehnast
Chateau
Range
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Chateau, Momtana
James Banentyne
Henry Dale
H. H. Higgins
J. T. Murray
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lliftings
Golding
Ethel Golding
Long Beach
Calif
C. H. Connor
Ireland
T. Moroney
Father Moroney
St. Luke’s Parish
Choteau
Kathryn Satterlee
Bellingham
Washington
Miss Saterlee
Fine Arts
Fairfield
Methodist Church
Helena
Henry Secrest
Helent
Arthur Ramsey
State University
Missoula
Secrest
Bend Oregon
Malta High Regia
North Dakota
J. B. Conlin
Marie
Bessie
Rolla
Langdon
Walwhalla
Tom Brady
Teton Service Company
Coffey Bros
Marjorie Briggs
Lawe
Gutshall
Highview
Ewido
T. F. Dywer
Oliver
J. G. Jackson
Court Seal
Meda McLean
Louis P. Donovan
Henry McClernan
Plaintiff
Shelby
Standard Oil Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Great
Middle West
Standard Oil
Atlas Tires
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