Elections Scheduled as Work Sheets Are Completed
Communities work to finish agriculture conservation work sheets this week. County Agent Fred Willson urges attendance at alternate meetings if unavailable. Elections led by temporary committees will be held in Beck Farmington Role Agawam Diamond Valley Dutton with times from 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. on May 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Conservation
Fred Willson
Bynum
Choteau
Beck
Farmington
Role Community
Agawam
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Local tests to rate forest fire danger in Montana
Scientific measurements to gauge fire danger will begin this season in Montana east of the divide. W. L. Willey of the Lewis and Clark national forest says measurements will be taken at Belt Creek ranger station and Gates park under Ranger W. N Streeter and Ranger Geo Duvedack. Instruments include sling psychrometers and anemometers with daily wood cylinder moisture checks to form a fire danger rating from 1 to 7. When Class 1, no patrols. higher classes trigger lookouts and smoke chasers as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. L. Willey
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Lewis and Clark Forest
Belt Creek
W. N Streeter
Gates Park
Geo Duvedack
Forest fire danger measures expand to eastern Montana
Mr. Witley states that methods tested for three years in western Montana and northern Idaho are now being applied in eastern Montana. The program keeps all available resources ready for fire patrol whenever Class 7 danger is probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witley
Montana
Idaho
Leo Mellon Takes Over Texaco Station in Chateau
Leo Mellon returned from Bozeman where he attended the state college and assumed management of the Texaco service station in Chateau. C. O. Wall of Butte, Texas Co. station superintendent, arrived to oversee the new operator and station improvements. A painters’ crew applied a new paint coat and a larger stock of accessories is planned. Ellsworth Strand previously ran the station for a year and a half and will undergo health treatment for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mellon
Bozeman
Texaco
Chateau
C. O. Wall of
Butte
The
Texas Co
Ellsworth Strand
Card of Thanks for Faithful Support after Daughters Death
The Arensmeyer family expresses heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors for assistance at their daughter’s death and funeral. Special gratitude to the choir ladies and those who sent flowers. Mr and Mrs W C Arensmeyer and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Arensmeyer
Time of the Masses at Catholic Church
Next Sunday May 4 during the Octave of the Ascension masses will be held at Bynum 9 am Chateau 11 am Dutton 9 am and Power 11 am It is a communion Sunday for Bynum and Dutton and the last Easter duty opportunity at these locations Rev J F Schulte Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau
Dutton
J. F. Schulte
Local visitors and painting underway in Collins area
Collins residents report business visitors from Great Falls including Chas Tomsha and R McClenhan with wives. J A Coghill and wife visited the Reo Cog hill home and called at the CG D Biaguet home. Harry Montague finished the paint on a new home and plans for school and church buildings to be painted next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Tomsha
R. McClenhan
Great Falls
J. A. Coghill
Reo Coghill
CG. D
Commencement, picnic plans and tree planting noted
Prof. Baeschlin schedules the sth grade commencement for May 23 at 8 pm with Dr. Davis as speaker for Montana State Normal College. A Teton river picnic is planned for May 24 with community games and races. Mrs. E. Fitzgerald plants 500 trees and 25 Hlacs, while Mrs. Clyde Baquet experiments with tobacco plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeschlin
Sheldon E. Davis
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Wil
Bert Corey
Helen Hilling
Lilly Holt
Martha Keller
Arthur Klette
Davis
Teton River
E. Fitzgerald and Son
Clyde Baquet
Pendroy Social Notes Reflect Visits and Local Events
Marion Lewis visited her parents for several days last week then planned a move to Missoula where Miss Kittenger will work. Locals attended a senior play at Chateau and many hosted or joined visits with families including Swanson Rose and Larson households. Sunday school starts at 10. Families from California visited, and several residents traveled to Missoula Helena and Great Falls for gatherings and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lewis
C. EB. Kittenger
Mary
Wolf Point
J. A. Swanson
Missoula
Miss Kittenger
S. J. Rose
Larson
Swanson
Nick Wellenstein
Jones
Jean Larson
Ben Amundson
Chateau
Otto Swanson
Browning
W. J. Earles
Choteau
Lee Hamer
Conrad Hospital
Deaconess
Durland
Estes
Hatterstey
Conrad
W. H. Wellenstein
Helena
Jungers
Albert Baasch
California
Harry Swanson
P. M. Campbell
Great Falls
T. R. Larson
Jean
Beck and Plainview Schools Close After Community Picnic
Beck and Plainview schools closed last week after a joint Sunday picnic on the Teton River drawing about 150 attendees. A noon lunch, foot races, jumping and horseshoe games followed. Miss Elveria Uhienkott, Beck teacher, left for Myers Montana and plans to teach next term. An election for soil conservation program committeemen will be held at the schoolhouse on Monday May 25 at 8 30 p m with residents of the area attending. Mrs Mary Schwanke visited Great Falls for a week with her daughter Mrs Gordon Shields. Jack Slaughter, formerly with the Schwanke ranch, returned to the Sun River Canyon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Plainview
Teton River
Elveria Uhienkott
Myers
Montana
Soil Conservation
Mary Schwanke
Great Falls
Gordon Shields
White Bnl
Sun River Canyon
Jack Slaughter
Schwanke
Notice to Creditors Estate of Charles M Stecker
Notice to creditors and all claimants against Charles M Stecker also known as Dan M Stecker deceased. Claims must be presented with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator at E L Murphy Chateau Montana. Date April 22 1936. William H Stecker administrator. First pub April 23 last May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Stecker
Dan M. Stecker
E. L. Murphy
Chateau
Montana
William H. Stecker
BE. L. Murphy
Shell Develops Oil to Cut Engine Start Wear
Shell reports a new oil formula used to reduce engine wear during startups. The company invested $3,000,000 to develop the product and plans deployment after testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Tax Deed Notice for Teton County Montana Property
Teton County Montana announces a tax deed action for parcels described as sections in Township 21 North Range 41 West including 26 34 35 with all irregular abbreviations. The amount due is 426.89 dollars. Clerk GEO A Carroll signs as applicant with dates First pub May 21 and last May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
Teton County
Saney
Nesem
Sanwyk
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Aney
Nwyuswh
Neanw
Range
M. M
Property Tax Notice for Teton County Montana
Public notice lists tax due on property described as NEM Section 31 Township 23 North Range 1 East MPM with amount due 313.02 dollars. County treasurer invites application. First publication May 21 and last publication May 28 in Teton County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
NEM
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Notice of tax deed application for lots in SEYNW4 section 6
Application filed for tax deed affecting Lots 3 4 and 5 SEYNW4 Sec 6 Two 23 North Age 1 West M M with amount due 485.75 as of May 16 1936. Local records indicate pending deed process under tax authority.
Call for Outstanding Bonds of Teton County
Notice is given that I am prepared to pay and call for payment on the optional dates for several Teton County bonds including Teton County High School Bonds issued 1919 and due 1939, Teton County Road Fund Bonds issued 1920 due 1940, Teton County Refunding serial bonds issued 1923 due 1937, and School District No. 21 bonds issued 1918 due 1938. Interest will cease from July 1, 1936. Dated Chateau Montana May 21 1936. Elmer C. Smith Treasurer of Teton County Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Decree of Foreclosure
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues Hilmer and Neva Johnson. A sheriff's sale will be held June 18 1936 at 2 o clock PM at the courthouse door Chateau Montana for three hundred twenty two point fifty one acres described as Lot Four 4 South Half SE, SEY SW Section 19 23 7 West and related parcels. Sheriff J L Billings signs the notice dated May 19 1936. First pub May 21 last June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hilmer
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Property lien notice under state land act dated May 18 1936
Darsigned will on the lat day of Aug S%ANEY EXSWK N%SHY Sec 20 NWYUSWH Sec 21 NEANW Sec 29 T24N R6W M M Amount due 179.24 May 18 1936 Al.
Notice of Property Tax Lien Assignment
Notice of lien on the un SEY, Sec. 11 WY4NW% Sec. 13 N% NE Sec. 14 in Township 23 North Range 2 West M M. Amount due 615.57. First pub May 21 May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Notice of tax foreclosure for township section parcel
Notice given for parcel in Twp 25N Range 6W M P M Sec 5 identified as un Bsey NWKsey and New Sw. Amount due 196.45. Applicant.
Notice of Second Installment Taxes Due in Teton County
The second installment of 1935 taxes on all real property in Teton County Montana including city and district levies is due at the County Treasurer's office in Chateau Court House. If unpaid by 6 p.m. May 31 1936 a 2 percent penalty will be added and property set for taxes. First publication May 7. last May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Bynum
Elmer C. Smith
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Collins News
Westinghouse
Conven
Usnce
Montana Power Co
Pendroy
Beck News
Treas
Golden Shell
Shell Station
Mont
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
J. L. Billings
Freeman, Thelen & Freeman
Plaintiff's Attorney
Kansas City Life In
Nsurance Co
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