Guardian sale notice for Myrtle Olson estate district court
Arnold C. Hanusa as guardian will offer the real property of Myrtle Olson an incompetent for sale after March 17 1956 in Teton County Montana. The described lands include parts of sections 17 18 township 20 north range 6 west with railroad rights and water and oil rights excepted. Sale on private terms cash. bids in writing to Leon Murphy Chateau Montana after first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Olson
Arnold C. Hamusa
County of
Teton
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Railway Company
North Fork Road
M.P.M
Lewis and Clark County
United States
Leon Murphy
Choteau
Guardiian
Ae Ods
Arnold C. Hanusa
Guardian
Fairfield News Local People and Family Updates
Mrs. Gertrude Bailey is due home this week from Cheyenne Wyoming after visiting her daughter Margaret. Margaret plans to join her husband in the Air Force who is headed to England. Vern Tjaden and Linda have moved to a new home on the former Selmonson farm. Glen Ewald and children from Great Falls spent Friday and Saturday with Mark Pendleton. Mark’s birthday was Saturday. Leathercraft Class gathered at Mark Pendleton’s home with Adelia Miller Freda Olson Ethel Imai Crawshaw and Babe Ewald attending. Merle Griffith visited the high school and is a patient in a Great Falls hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bailey
Cheyene
Wyo
Margaret
Air Force
England
Arei
Vern Tjaden
Linda
Selmonson Farm
Glen Ewald
Jhhildren
Great Falls
Mark Pendleton
Mark
Adelia Miller
Freda Olson
Ethelimaiy Crawshaw
Babe Ewald
Merle Griffith
School district bids for 42 passenger bus solicitation
The Board of Trustees of District No. 30 invites bids for a 42 passenger bus, due by 2 P.M. April 4. Specifications available at Power, Montana, Superintendent of Schools office. The district reserves the right to reject any bids. Seals estate notices and administrator details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Superintendent of Schools
Power
Montana
Community Notes From Teton Valley and Great Falls
Mrs. Tomena Eastwood spent days in Teton Memorial Hospital before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jensen visited the Radcliffes to wish Eastwood a happy birthday. Harold Genger had surgery in Great Falls and returned home. The American Legion plans its annual meeting with awards and essays, Rev. E. E. Tollefson to speak and the high school band to perform. Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs. Carlson visited Eastwood at the hospital. Eastwood’s sister-in-law Elsie Dale hosted them in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomena Eastwood
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ray Jensen
Tom Radcliffe
Harold Genger
Great Falls
Americanism Legion
Legion Hall
E. E. Tollefson
Bob Carlson
Teton Memorial
Betty Killip
Andrea
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Ninth Judicial District
State OF
District Court OF the
Toole County State Bank
Montana Banking Corporation
Dale Blakely
Dale J. Blakely
Aimee Blakely
T. H. Hammond
Teton Plumbing and Heating
J. L. Gleason
Walter Henneford
Henneford
J. P. Connolly
Mabel P Connolly
Monarch Lumber Company
Chateau
Teton County
Geo. J. Gunther
Helen J. Vance
Church, Harris, Johnson & Williams
Ford
Clarence E. Stenson
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Beatrice Stenson
Clarence FE. Stenson
Executrix Larson
Bertram W. Wilder
B. W. Wilder
B. W Wilder
Lev H. Murphy
Ernest A. Bond
Vsteton County
AL. Hamilton
Lucy Hamilton
A. B. Andrews
Jessie K. Andrews
Hirshberg
James & Scott Attorneya
Deceas
First National Bank
Great Walls
Britha Husum
Brita Husum
Jardine, Stephenson, Blewett & Weaver
Jacob Anderson
Jacob Arderson
Packer & Bridenstine
Herman G. Bouma
District Court OF the Ninth Judicial District
Montana Banking
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Monarch Lumber Company, A Corporation
Mabel P. Connolly
Haslett
Chothe
Said
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Dale Forbes
Henry O. Bremer
Larson
Lena W. Bremer
Mae T. Johnson
Mae T. Wilder
Walter Johnson
Fairfield News
E. Whitaker
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Augusta, Menta
Butte
Helena
Pappy Smith
Boulder, Mentaze
TEE Acantha
Money and Banking
Girl Scouts
Citizens State Bank
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John Deere
T. J. Cheetham & Son Dutten
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