Real Estate Transfers in Teton County Realign Titles
A county records list details real estate transfers filed with County Clerk M A ONeil including certificates patents warranties and oil and gas leases. Notable entries include U S to Samuel L Malone parcels in section 31 township 24 north range 7 west and multiple small deeds with prices like 1.00 to various grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. O'Neil
Isue
Teton County Abstract Company’ Register
U. S
Samuel L. Malone
Bonnie E. Malone
Minnie Rumsey
James Wckford
P. H. Crossen
R. M. Farrington
Clyde A. Robinson
Choteau
John Link
Hobson
Davis Smith
Archie N. Smith
William Johnston
Adronic Lemire
John C. Ferris
James Eckford
E. F. Cobb
Pearl F. McCullough
A. M. Holter
B. A. Durham
Township
Huston C. Peters
F M Bell
Butte
Mont
North Range
West
George Sabo, Jr
F. M. Bell
Lars L. Bjordal
Geo. M. Tuel
Clinton S. Stillman
PF. M. Bell
Cause of Headache and Stomach Link in Relief
The article states headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation and can be prevented by Chamberlain's Tablets. It notes many people have found permanent relief using these tablets, describing them as easy to take and mild in effect.
Change of Place of Business for Park Chemical Company
Notice that Park Chemical Company changes its place of business from Choteau Montana to Great Falls Cascade County Montana by order of the Board of Directors on May 28 1919. Secretary H Brown signs the notice with first publication May 29 and last June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Chemical Company
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Great Falls
Cascade County
Co. H. Brown
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches Says Mrs Wright
Mrs M Wright of 617 Sixth Ave N Great Falls Montana testifies that after years of kidney trouble backaches dizziness and weakness she found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes price 60 cents at dealers and urges use of theDoan's pills as the same remedy Mrs Wright used. A creditors notice for Carlos M Burrows deceased follows with ten months to file claims in Great Falls Montana. First pub May 29 last June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dean
Doan
Carlos M. Burrows
Crowley & Sheehan
Great Fallss
Montana
June E. Burrows
John Koning
Larson Block
Dina Koning
James Sulgrove
Executrix
Bolsheviks Target Women in Rice Conservation Plan
The movement proposes strict measures to prevent rice waste, linking gender roles to food policy. Officials argue women’s cooperation is key to rationing and efficient distribution.
Order for Sale of Real Estate in Estate of Stricklin
In the district court of Montana, Teton County, Warren Stricklin petitioned for an order to sell part of the real estate of Thomas Carter Stricklin, deceased. The court orders all interested parties to appear on June 2, 1919, at 10 a.m. to show cause why the sale should not be granted. A notice will be published in Chateau Acantha for four weeks. Dated May 8, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Thomas Carter Stricklin
Warren Stricklin
Thomas Carter Strickin
County of
State of Montana
Teton County
John J. Greene
Tenant Gets Say on Repapering Apartments
A shift in rental practice moves labor and cost of repapering from landlord to tenant. The change reflects evolving expectations in property upkeep and tenant rights, signaling a broader trend toward tenant involvement in housing upkeep decisions.
Mexican Border Skirmish Strains Friendly Ties
Mexican forces fired on two American men in a raid described as an over ture toward better relations. The incident raises tensions and prompts diplomatic concern between the nations.
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W. L. Jourdonnais
William H. Baggenstoss
Joseph I. Liberty
U.S
Aggie A. Anderson
Margaret C. Irwin
Percy E. Hodgskiss
Louis Owens
Lane 6
St. Anthony & Dakota Elev. Co
Choteau, Montana
Dr. Price
England
France
Larvard
P. L. of A
J. J. Otness
Farmington
L. J. Otness
H. A. Holm
A. H. Gamble
P. L. Otness
Feldman
Percheron Horse Improvement Association
Farmington, ‘Mont
Scott & Bowne
Nature
Wes
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