Real Estate Transfers in County April 19 to 26
Partial list of instruments filed in the county clerk and recorder office showing warranty deeds. Transfers include E. J. Hirshberg to Percy Hodgskiss for $1.00 covering multiple parcels in section 5 and surrounding blocks. George Sollid to William J. Loch as a deed for lots 1 through 4 in block 6. Choteau Townsite Co to Susan Huffman for two lots in Hobson’s addition. Fairfield Lodge trustees to Lucian Vanderhoof for Lot 19 in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hirshberg
Percy
Hodgskiss
George Sollid
William J. Loch
Choteau Townsite Co
Susan Huffman
Hobson
Choteau
L. B. Kay
C. B. Turnbull
H. W. Johnson
Fairfield Lodge
A. F
A. M
Montana
Lucian C, Vanderhoof
Fairfield
Hanson and heirs deed notices and sheriff sale record
Local land and deed notices list quit claim deeds among Hanson family members with $1 transfers, a sheriff’s deed from Sheriff J B L Collins to Sanborn State Bank for 2349.54, and oil and gas leases from Emil K. Nelson to R A Jones for parcels in townships 34 and 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hanson
Theodore A. Hanson
Henry E. Hanson
Berhard T. Hanson
Fred C. Hanson
Mabel Hanson
Ellen Hanson
Oliver Hanson
Nina Hanson
County of Teton
Maggie Orman
Maggie Inman Fox
Hazlett
Chateau
J.bl. Collins
Sanborn State Bank
Emil K. Nelson
R. A. Jones
Hospital in Lonely Spot on the Victoria River
The loneliest hospital in northern Australia serves a vast cattle area with 80 miles to rail and post, 400 miles to a doctor, and mail to nurses every six weeks. Supplies arrive yearly by mule teams over 500 miles, with no road access. Nurses may stay only two years due to isolation.
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Victoria River
Northern
Australia
Bad luck to kill a spider myth linked to Bruce tale
A Scottish superstition ties misfortune to killing spiders. The legend recalls Robert Bruce who avoided despair after a spider failed twice to spin a web, only succeeding on a third try, inspiring Bruce to persist until he prevailed in his fight against England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Bruce
Chinese Capital Abolishes Noted Thieves Market
Peiping mayor Gen Chang Yin-wu issues a decree abolishing the famed Thieves Market and bans dawn and night fairs once held in the ancient Chinese capital. The decree cites a classical saying that noon is the best time for trade. The market drew hundreds of dealers selling varied goods from six in the morning, attracting many bargain seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chang Yin-wu
Peiping
Death Dealing Habits Handshake Spread Of Disease
A historical note warns that handshakes can transmit typhoid fever tuberculosis diphtheria and cholera. Experiments show infection can occur by the seventh person from the germ bearer and many touch their mouths while handling books. A library study of 40 students and teachers found most moisten fingers before turning pages.
Technological Education Through the Ages
The article traces technological education from ancient Egypt and Rome to the Middle Ages. It notes monks and religious bodies led early learning and that technological schools emerged in the eighteenth century, highlighting Dr. Jacob Bigelow and his 1829 Elements in Technology as influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
United States
Jacob Bigelow
Music as a safety valve for adolescent emotion
The Exchange asserts music powers youth character by active study, not mere listening. It argues that serious musical education helps teenagers channel intense emotions and stay on track, urging parents to value musical instruction as a key factor in character development.
Venice’s Islands Built as Refuge and Waterways
Venice rests on a network of islands formed by river silt and debris. The lagoons serve as natural streets, offering refuge during barbarian attacks. Building on the oozy mud is hard. canals provide easier construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Bald Mountain Volcano Rumblings Reported in 1874
The Raleigh News and Observer notes Bald Mountain near Bald Mountain in spring 1874. The mutterings were heard at Long’s Mills in Person County, over 200 miles away, on Tuesday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cerelina
Bald Mountain
Long's Mills
Person County
Raleigh News and Observer
Montana Highways Highlighted in Fireman's Fund Record
Helena April 25 Montana's highway program and road improvements are featured in the April Fireman's Fund Record article by Ray C Culver special agent. The piece details Montana's 1925 highway funding mix and federal aid mileage totaling 2296 completed miles with 2377 miles awaiting federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fireman’s Fund
Helena
Fireman’s Fund Record
Ray C. Culver
Montana Automobile Association
San Francisco
Home Fire and Marine
Occidental Insurance Companies
Occidental Indemnity Company
United States
Canada
Mr. Culver
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
In the District Court of Montana Te ton County a guardian petitions for an order to sell all real estate of Anne Eckford a minor. Interested parties must appear May 23, 1930 at 10 am in Chateau Court House to show cause against the proposed sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eckford
Anne Eckford
Chateau
County of Teton
Court order to publish notice in Choteau Acantha weekly
An order requires a copy of the order to be published in the Choteau Acantha weekly newspaper of general circulation in Choteau Montana. Publication runs for two successive weeks with first on May 1 and last on May 8 signed by Blanche M. Jacobson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Notice of three year proof for stockraising homestead
Arthur A. Wells of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim for lands in T 25 N R 7 W and T 24 N R 7 W. Proof before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau on May 27 1930. Witnesses include J E Young Vincent Ward Earl Yeager Lewis Hamilton all of Chateau. M D Nicholson Register. First Pub April 24 last May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Arthur A. Wells
Chateau
Wise
Earl
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
J. E. Young
Fairfield
Vincent Ward
Earl Yeager
Lewis Hamilton
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of George C Moore
Amanda J Strand administratrix of George C Moore deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Murch Wuerthner attorneys at 401 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. First publication April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Moore
Amanda J. Strand
Murch & Wuerthner
Ford Building
Great Falls
Montana
Conakction
Notice of Teton County Registration Closing for Primary
The registration books in Teton County Montana close at 5 p m on Thursday May 29 1930 for the July 15 1930 Primary Nominating Election Electors may register with the County Clerk at the Chateau Montana Court House or with a deputy registrar Notary Public or Justice of the Peace Naturalized citizens should present naturalization papers To vote those who did not vote in the last General Election or who have not re registered must register by the deadline GEO A CARROLL County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar First Notice April 24 1930 Final Notice May 22 1930
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
United States
Geo. A. Carroll
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H. B. Lake & CO
Great Falls, Mont
Mr. Householder
Associated Industries OF
George L. Martin
H. T. Redmond, Mechanic
Choteau Garage
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
M. D. Lykins
Chateau, Mont
Blanche M. Jacobson
Westinghouse Junior Royale
Westinghouse Electric
Regula
Eeienes Baan
The
Montana Power Co
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