Real Estate Transfers Sept 22 to Sept 29
County records bulletin lists warranty deeds for Hanson to Resholi and Briggs to Rosholt, sheriff deed to Blackman, oil and gas leases by Gorham and Lessard Noreen, multiple assignments of oil and gas interests, royalties to Campbell Alpaugh and others, including McCurdy and Hirshberg transactions across sections 2 4 11 12 13 21 25 27 in multiple townships.
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Daily Record Bulletin
John L. Hanson
Nicoline Resholi
George Sollid
Thos E. Baker
William E. Briggs
Nicoline Rosholt
J. L. Collins
C. E. Blackman
C. L. Archer
Frank C. Mathies
Edwin H. Hohlhase
Fic Coal and Oil Co
W. M. Morton
Frederick C. Campbell
Charles A. Alpaugh
L. F. McCurdy
William T. Dinzer
Alexander P. Drapes
George Hirshberg
D. A. Odell
Thomas E. Baker
Clarice L. van Eman
J. F. McCurdy
J. F. Whistler
Ray A. Klaugh
Premium Center Grain Report Surpasses 50 Bushel Benchmark
Alvin C. Hull reports 53 bushels per acre on some Premium Center grain, the highest yet. The writer notes curiosity for 60 or 70 bushels and mentions threshing and combining ending soon if weather stays favorable. Edwards girls drive a Chevrolet landau sedan. Mrs Tatman travels to South Dakota to visit a sister.
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Alvin C. Hull
Premium Center
Edwards
Wm. Tatman
South Dakota
Rural Social Notes From Adams and Nearby Ranches
Ear Mountain Breezes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Muzzy of Adams New York. Miss Alice Boehm with Mrs. Vincent Ward and then with Mrs. Frank Salmond. Several residents visit Chateau and Great Falls. Cattle movements by Sunriver and Chateau crews. Next Belleview Matrons meeting at Mrs Wilson Gray’s.
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Mrs. Muzzy
Adams, N. Y
Lackey Ranch
Alice Boehm
Vincent Ward
Earl Yeager
Great Falls
V. Ward
Chateau
Miss Boehm
Frank Salmond
Belleview
Wilson Gray
Rena Salmond
Jack Frazier
Frazier Ranch
Roy Lackey
Burfening
Adelle Wells
First Telegraphy Invention By Wheatstone Explained
Our first form of telegraphy was invented in 1836 by Charles Wheatstone who also invented the concertina. His system of telegraphy used the Single Needle method still in use on some railways.
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Charles Wheatstone
Big-Game Population in National Forests Estimated
Estimate places 63 000 big game animals and beaver in continental U S and Alaska national forests. Deer comprise about 1 0450 of the total with the remainder consisting of other big game species and beaver.
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United States
Alaska
Great Musician and Wife Fond of Pets
Mme Vandervelde recalls Paderewski scene at Lake Geneva home when a parrot perched on his foot during Chopin and then on his shoulder exclaiming to the crowd. Mme Paderewski reportedly adores chickens and rushed in overalls when a new chick hatched in the incubator during dinner.
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Mme
Vandervelde
Paderewskis
Lake Geneva
Paderewski
Mme. Vandervelde
Mme. Vander Velde
Mme. Paderewski
Waderewski
Petrarch as Scholar in the Rise of Renaissance Learning
The Kansas City Star notes Francesco Petrarch as a premier figure in reviving learning in Europe. It highlights his pre printing era life from 1504 to 1874, his original scholarship, and how he bridged medieval and modern periods by treating ancient Greece and Rome as living times.
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Francesco Petrarch
Europe
Daunte
Greece
Rome
Petrarch
Italy
Tursis
Kansas City Star
Snakes Not Blinded Periodically Say Scientists
The belief that snakes go blind during dog days is debunked by the United States biological survey. They say milky eyes occur as the outer epidermis separates before shedding, temporarily impairing vision while the snake casts its slough.
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United States Biological Survey
Reward in Well Doing Delights the Conscience
A compact reflection attributed to Seneca on moral action. It asserts that virtue yields reward not only in outcomes but in the act itself, with the inner satisfaction of well doing serving as ample recompense.
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Seneca
Happiness Recipe Quote Promotes Giving Over Gain
A Druim mond quote proclaims happiness lies in giving and serving others rather than seeking wealth or being served by others, challenging common desires for possession and status.
Order to Show Cause Why Lease Should Not Be Made
Montana district court in Teton County orders interested parties to appear October 19 1928 at 10 am in Chateau to show cause why a lease for farm land described as The Northwest Quarter and West Half of Southwest Quarter in Section 30 and all of Section 12 Township 25 N Range 5 West should not be granted to Mary T Smith at 1200 60 annually. Publication to run weekly for two weeks in Chateau Acan a.
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Ninene Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Alexander Truchot
Mary T. Smith
Court House
Chateau
T. 26
N.R
West
M. M
Township
Teton County
Chateau Acana
Notice of final proof for Montana homestead land
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated October 1 1928 states George W Harris of Farmington Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof under the 1916 Homestead Act for Lots 1 2 S 1/2 NE 1/2 N 1/2 SE 1/2 NE 1/2 SW Section 5 and W 1/2 W 1/2 Section 8 Township 24 North Range 8 West Montana Meridian to establish claim to the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
George W. Harris
Farmington
Township
Range 8
Meridian
Land Office Notice Witnesses Named in Farmington
Government record shows M D Nicholson Register of the U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana appoints November 14 1928 for a filing with claimant witnesses Walter Streater Grandville Underwood Alice Underwood and Mack Bruno all from Farmington Montana First published Oct 4 last published Nov 1.
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M. D. Nicholson
Register
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Walter Streater
Grandville F. Underwood
Alice Underwood
Mack Bruno
Farmington
Notice to Creditors Estate of William H Winkelmann
Executor William Winkelmann publishes a notice to creditors and all claimants of the estate of William Henry Winkelmann deceased. Claims must be presented within four months of first publication to the executor at 415 Ford Building Great Falls Montana or Power Montana in Teton County. Dated September 28 1928. First Pub Oct 4 last Oct 25 Republication.
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William Henry Winkelmann
Ford Building
Great Falls
Montana
Power
Teton
William Winkelmann
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Decree of Foreclosure
Notice announces a sheriff sale for foreclosed property in Montana's Teenth Judicial District. Plaintiffs include George H. Campbell and multiple defendants such as Daggett spouses, Monticello State Bank, Farmers State Bank of Pendroy, and others. Sale set for October 6 at public auction with highest bidder paying cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Daggett
Lavenila J. Daggett
Monticello State Bank
Monticello
Socipal Corporation
Farmers State Bank of Pendroy
Sidney Mowry
T. R. Larson and Larna
Teton County
Montana
A Muntson
TH. C. Hunt
Hunt
P. J. Thomas
Thomas
George McKee
George W. McKee
Sarah McKee
First National Bank of Chateau
Farrington
H. A. Brown and Brown
Elmer E. Nelson
Nelson
Northern Finance Corporation
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Montana 1928
The Sheriff of Teton County Montana announces a sale of real property by public auction at Chateau front door on 1928 date two o clock P.M. The property includes multiple parcels totaling about 240 acres described as sections and quarters in Township 27 North Range 8 West Montana Meridian. Sheriff J. L. Collins signs the notice with Chas. Davidson as Plaintiff's Attorney. First publication Sept 13 last Oct 4.
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Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Chas. Davidson
Great Falls
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