Notice of Private Sale of Estate Real Estate
The District Court of Montana District 9 in Teton County orders the private sale of the estate of Daniel Norman Booth. The property includes parts of sections 29, township 27 north range 5 west, with 80 acres winter wheat and a lease. Bids in writing considered after November 4 1946 with 10 percent due on acceptance. The administrator Bert I. Packer may reject any bid.
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District Court OF
Ninth Judicial District
State OF Montana
County OF Teton
Daniel Norman Booth
State of
Montana
M.M
Teton County
Ofice of
Bert I. Packer
Larson
Chateau
District Court
Chateau, Montana
Pendroy Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Hylas Johnson of Havre and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Paugh with son Ricky stayed overnight at Roe Browning's home. Leonard Rice and daughter returned from a trip to Washington visiting Spokane and Orlando relatives. Carrie Speck will visit Paul and Carrie Rice for several days.
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Hylas Johnson
Havre
Johnny Paugh
Ricky
Roe Browning
Mans. Leonard Rice
Washington
Spokane
Orando
Carrie Speck
Paul Rice
Soak Pans Routine Reduces Hardening Residue
Soak pans after use to prevent dried food buildup. Rinse and wash later with easy cleaning. Fill pots with clear water immediately after cooking to simplify cleanup. Maintain this habit to avoid tough residues and heavy scrubbing.
Weekend Visits and Local Social Circles in Bozeman Area
Mon tana State College student Weldon Swanson spent the weekend with his parents in Bozeman. Numerous local families hosted dinners and attended gatherings in Chateau Sunburst Great Falls and Galata with relatives visiting from Los Angeles California and the Philippines. Several residents moved or planned travels, including John McCormick relocating to Gilford and Mrs. Speck continuing to Independence Missouri.
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Weldon Swanson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Harry Swanson
Carl Gulbranson
Monroe
Nebraska
Alvina Ziegler
Bill Bateman
Chateau
Robert Stromwald
D. G. Seekins
Oldest Farm Paper The American Farmer Founded in 1819
The American Farmer magazine, regarded as the first U S agricultural periodical, began in Baltimore Maryland in 1819 marking an early national farming press milestone.
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American Farmer Magazine
U. S
Baltimore
Harmony and welcome overshadow critics in small town venue
A plainspoken observer notes the community spirit over music quality. Local gatherings emphasize friendship and a warm, homey atmosphere rather than flawless performances or professional polish.
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Lee Hamer
Frank Murray
Ally
Sonora
RADIO
Van’s Radio
Lee Metcalf
Montana State University
Pol. Adv
Metcalf Club
Anna Pautz
P.O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
P. S. Milton
Los Angeles
L. B. Pendrey
Plain
Great Falls
George Sprinkle
L. B. Yendrey
Ralph Caskey
Collins
Lockhart
Rudyard
George Porter
the Arch
Tim
Vernon McGahon
John McCormick
Pendney Trading Co
Gilford
Lecker
Bob Clarkson
James Koehler
Portland
Oregon
Alex Larson
Galata
Ecton
Senator Club
J. H. Murow Jr
General and Farm Accounting Income Tax Service
Kenneth V. Dunlap
Certified Public Accountant
Medical Arts
Drs. Bateman
March
Hugh Adair
Fair
Adair
Chief Justice Club
Helena
R. D
M. B. Boll and
Citizens State Bank
Joe Marsh
Molly Birtles
United States Brewers Foundation
Sales Ecton
U. S. Senate
Becderian
Wesley D’ewart
Wilsall
Congress
Republican State Central
Jim Annin
SEC
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