Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Estate Property Is Sought
The District Court of Montana in Teton County orders all interested parties to appear on November 14, 1952 at 10:00 AM in Chateau to show cause why the administrator may be granted an order to sell the remaining personal property and described real estate of the deceased Ira R. Fulk. Publication in Chateau Acantha for two weeks. Other notices detail state land sale in Teton County and creditor claims for Florence Mabel Hoerman estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Fule
Raymond Fule
Ira R. Fulk
Chateau
County of Teton
Montana
Iran Falk
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Icourt
Geo. J. Gunther
Jardine, Chase and Stephenson
Great Falls
Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
Helena
State of
Choteau
State Board of Land Commissioners
R.C.M
W. P. Pil
State Lands and Investments
Florence
Mabel
Hoerman
Chris
Doyle
Francisco
Conrad
Chris Hoerman
Florence Mabel Hoerman
Doyle & Fancisco Attorneys
Community Notices Include Local Visits and Shoppers
Mary Collins hosted visitors including Clyde Bouquet and the Egnas Martins at the Bang Home on Sunday. The Randall family from Chateau visited Mrs. Mary England, while the Orne family shopped in Great Falls on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stott
Myron Sessions
Hal Jenson
C. D. Trezler
Columbia Falls
Bynum Ditch Company
G. O. Stott
Gerald Stott
Fairfield
Zina Petty
Salt Lake
Lee Stott
Great Falls
Lee
Bessie
Blanche
Lester George
Judy
Arlene
Montague Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Montague family and neighbors attended the Lutheran Ladies Aid dinner in Dutton Saturday night. Montague home hosted John Harkins Glen Mayer Albert Leslie for Tuesday dinner. Mary England visited Coh rad Saturday. Joe Jarolimek visited his son Jim Jarolimek in Chateau for a few days. Ray England drives a new blue Chevrolet. Henry Tomsha and Rep. Coghill collect from CROP. Clarkey was on the sick list. About 95 of 97 registered voters cast ballots Tuesday, nearly 97 percent turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Glen Mayer
Ae Leslié
Lloyd Pedersé
Kelsh
Freedom and alms dispute over ownership in Great Falls
A person claiming to be the Doctor of Laws at 512 Central West Great Falls Montana asserts being persecuted for not paying alms to an organization and denounces a Hawk group for homesteading rights. He reports distributing calendars to businesses and sees them vanish within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Hawk
Central West
Great Falls
Montana
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Missoula
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Wes
Andy Jenson
Roy - Paige
Little
Joyce
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Vistors
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Neilson
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Perry Sessions
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Art Johnson
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Bert Stott
Frank George
John Peebles
J. E. Rowley
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Bert Jenson
Iness
Pacific Northwest
Montana Power Company
Washington
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The
Montana Power
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Lou ‘Montague
Acantha
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M.D
Our Founcer
Dean Clinic
Sandy Boulevard
Portland
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Bourbon
Ron
Ligitt
E. J. Whitaker
Augusta, Moni
National Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
Farm and Ranch Loans
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Huntsberger Insurance and Realty Co
Mont
Great Falls Breweries. Inc
Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Leslie H. Peters
Deer Country
Reat Fares Breweries, Inc
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Central Machinery CO
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