Notice to Creditors and Public Sale in Montana Estates
Multiple notices from Montana courts list creditors required to present claims within four months for the Ole Christenson estate and a Farmington irrigation district sale. Also included are a divorce summons in the Lewis v Hamilton case and related court actions with dates, seal, and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Christenson
Frank Christenson
Charles Davidson
First National Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Teton
Lewis
Hamilton
Dee Hamilton
State OF
George J. Gunther
Notice of stock assessment for Farmers Co-Operative Canal Co
Directors at Farrington Montana on August 30 1954 levy fifty dollars per share on all capital stock. Unpaid assessments become delinquent November 6 1954 and will be advertised for sale. Sale at public auction November 20 1954 at 2 pm to G E Monkman secretary treasurer.
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Farmington Hall
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Farmers Co-Operative Canal Company
G. EF. Monkman
Farmers Co- Operative Canal Company
Farrington
G. E. Monkman
Choteau
Montana reports hay surplus and good range conditions
A federal state crop report notes Montana areas show a hay surplus with little trading activity. It says all sections appear to have adequate hay supply and ranchers in northern and eastern Montana are harvesting. Ranges and livestock are in good to excellent condition despite recent freezes not affecting late growth.
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Helena
Montana
Clarence Carmen Arrested After Alecoholics Anonymous Meeting Shooting
Near Nishnabotna Missouri Clarence Carmen was arrested for a shooting during a local Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Police report says the incident occurred at the chapter gathering and no further details were provided.
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Nishnabotna
Clarence Carmen
Alcoholics Anonymous
Legion Auxiliary News Opens November Activities and Education Week
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday meeting at the Legion Hall with President Mrs Cal Southard presiding and Mrs Gordon Monkman directing. Girl Scouts Troop 12 presented a WWI era program, with songs like Over There and Keep the Home Fires Burning and members Lorna Yule Janet Moulton Donna Obernolte Rita Ramaker Connie Poore Marion Bateman.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Cal Southard
Gordon” Monkman
Tipperary
Johnny
God Bless
America
Girl
Mr. Oberwolte
Legion Auxiliary
Lorna Yule
Janet Moulton
Donna Obernolte
Rita Ramaker
Connie Poore
Marion Bateman
Montana
Teton County
Joe LaRance
Cecil Snyder, Jr
LaRance
Monkman
Geraldine
Hilda Moulton
Miles City Industrial School
Bertha Meadows
Clara Moore
Marion Fabrick
Peggy Anderson
Pendroy Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Max Hoeschen and Mr. Jake Gutshall visited Dutton on business. Nettie McDonald and Arnold Hoeschen dined with Clarence Rose. Mrs. J A Swanson hosted a Halloween party for grandchildren. Christie Field and others joined guests. Mrs. Anna Lusty traveled to Minnesota after two weeks with her son William Lusty and Ed Davis family.
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Jake Gutshall
Dutton
Nettie McDonald
Arnold Hoeschen
Clarence Rose
J.A. Swanson
C. W. Field Sr
Christie Field
Larson
Jean
Janice Stromswold
Anna Lusty
Minnesota
William Lusty
Ed Davis
Ellen
Max Hoeschen
Weekend Guests and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Seufert hosted guests at Chateau Saturday. Mrs. Vern Engstrand and Mrs. Dons Oleson, teachers at Aga wam school, visited Great Falls over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swanson and family jested on Saturday for Bozeman to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Riteour visited with Riteour's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sylvester, at Sheridan Mont. Janice Stromswold held a Halloween party with 12 Brownie guests. Guests included Chris Field of Chateau, Kathleen and Patricia Stokes of Dupuyer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson and their Conrad-born mother-in-law had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Engstrand Sunday evening.
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Seufert
Chateau
Vern Engstrand
Dons Oleson
Agawam
Great Falls
Donald
Swanson
Bozeman
Ira ‘Riteour
Riteours
Vern Sylvester
Sheridan
Mont
Janice Stromswold
Chris. Field
Chatéau
Kathleen
Patricia Stokes
Dupuyer
Norman Olson
Conrad
Marketing Coal Moves Vast Coal by Rail Daily
The article notes that moving coal from mine to market in the country requires more than 30,000 railroad cars each day, reflecting heavy logistics to supply energy markets.
Actress’s East tour teased by press agent warning
An actress makes her first East trip with her press agent touting her as innocent and easily startled. Reporters joke that she is shy and perhaps about ten years old in appearance, highlighting the buzz and skepticism around the star.
Sheriff Rescues Prisoner Amid Windy Escape Attempt
A sheriff escorting a prisoner to jail is forced to chase his hat blown away by a gust. The prisoner lunges forward and the sheriff orders him to stand. the pursuer quickly halts the attempt and retrieves the hat.
Tomato price fluctuation at the grocer
A shopper asks the price of tomatoes and whether the grocer grows them. The grocer confirms tomatoes cost thirty-five cents and were thirty cents the previous day, indicating a price increase and in-house cultivation.
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Grocer
Early English Banking Emerges with Inland Bills of Exchange
The note marks the origin of modern banking in England around 1645 with the spread of inland bills of exchange as a common practice. It highlights the shift toward organized financial services and the development of banking techniques that shaped later commerce.
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England
Fish Prices Drop Lift Shopping in 1953
Shoppers will find more fish options in 1953 with fresh, frozen, and canned varieties available at prices lower than those seen in 1982.
Man Identified in Courtroom Hit-Run Exchange
In court a witness points to a man as the driver who struck him. The defense attorney asks if he can identify him again. The witness replies I not only could but did, and recounts receiving vile language in return.
Proper Care of Game Stressed by Montana Officials
Montana Fish and Game Department issued the second printing of Field Care of Big Game urging immediate removal of intestines lungs and windpipe to cool meat and prevent bacterial action. Cleaning pheasants and waterfowl is also stressed to avoid taint from body juices. the motto Keep Clean Keep Cool. Copies are available by writing the department in Helena.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Montana Fish & Game Department
Helena
Enamel Improves Sinks and Tubs
Fresh white enamel greatly improves the outsides of sinks and stationary tubs that are unsightly or badly spotted.
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George Coffey Chateau
Paintiff
Fairfield, Mont
Rod Cameron
Joanne Dru
John Ireland
Pathe
Dana Andrews
Elizabeth Taylor
Peter Finch
Technicolor
City OF Children
Infp
Mooseheart
Order of Moose
City of Orphans
McC
Mooseheart Pictures
MecCalls
Hanson Brothers Garage
Pendroy
Nelson Insurance Agency
Main Street
LIONS
Girl Scouts
Lions Clubs
United States
Tans Clubs
The
Howard's Carter Service Station
TCE
Gov't
K. M. Bridenstine
Citizens State Bank
Chotecu
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