Montana Lands Posted Against Public Hunting Surpass Nine Million Acres
A Montana Fish and Game survey finds over 9,000,000 privately owned or leased acres posted against hunting. Landowners cite wrecked fences and other acts by a few sporters as reasons for closures while officials urge responsible conduct to preserve hunting access. Bright red outer clothing is required by state law for big game hunts and cannot be substituted with other colors.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Don Brown
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Fur seals dive deep seeking food. nets claim lives
Fur seals dive more than 23 feet in their hunt for fish but some drown at those depths when entangled in short nets, highlighting risks of fishing gear to marine mammals.
Notice of Administrator's Private Sale of Real Estate
In the Matter of the Estate of ALEX BREDING also known as ALEXANDER BREDING Deceased the Administrator will sell at private sale on or after Friday November 7 1958 all the decedent estate in the described real property per an order of the District Court of Teton County Montana dated October 21 1958 sale subject to court confirmation and terms stated in the notice Public sale of personal property at a later public auction will also occur as directed by the court
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF Montana
County OF
Teton
Alex Breding
Alexander Breding
County of Teton
Teton County
Montana
William Breding
Estate sale notices in Montana probate proceedings 1958
Public sale of real estate and personal property from the estate of Alexander Breding, deceased. Montana lands described in Teton and Pondera counties, cash bids with 10 percent down, sales by auction November 7, 1958, at the deceased’s farm in Teton County, with deeds and abstracts at purchaser expense. Arbitrator: William Breding, administrator. Three publications listed.
Special Meeting Notice for Simms Elevator Stockholders
Notice to stockholders of Simms Elevator Inc sets a special meeting for November 14 1958 at eight PM at the company's office in Chateau Montana. The notice is dated October 14 1958 and signed by secretary Helen L Stenson with three publications.
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Simms Elevator, Inc
Simms Elevator Inc
Chateau
County of Teton
Montana
Helen L. Stenson
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