Rieckhoff sues Pane estate executors in Montana court
Summons issued in the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana for Teton County. Plaintiff William F. Rieckhoff sues Ben Pane as Administrator of Martha Weyman Pane's estate and several named defendants including George W. Rieken Eunice Rieken Edgar J. Baker as Trustee and W. J. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Rieckhoff
Ben Pane
Martha Weyman Pane
George W. Rieken
Eunice Rieken
W. W. Edwards
Edgar J. Baker
W. J. Johnson
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure and Mortgage Actions
Notice announces multiple foreclosures in Teton County Montana. It details a sheriff sale on September 12, 1925, at the Court House in Chateau for land described as SW 1/4, SW 1/4 of NE 1/4, and NW 1/4 SE 1/4 in Section 12, Township 27N, Range 7W, containing 240 acres, with parties including First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana, Wilson S Elwell, Lizzie Elwell, Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Silver Lake, J M Ryan, Libby Yards Company, and Conrad Mercantile Company. Auction will be cash to highest bidder at public sale. This notice also references a prior decree of foreclosure and related mortgage records in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana
Wilson S. Elwell
Lizzie Elwell
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
Silver Lake
Minnesota
J. M. Ryan
Libby Yards Company
Conrad Mercantile Company
Chateau
Teton County
Twentyseven
United States
Sheriff Affidavit and Notices in Montana Case
Statement dated August 18 1925 at Chateau Teton County Montana. Sheriff J L Collins signs the document with David J Ryan of Great Falls Montana as plaintiff's attorney. First publication August 20 last publication September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
J. L. Collins
David J. Ryan
Great Falls
Public Notice of Land Claim Proof in Chateau Montana
William Mowbray of Chateau Montana files intention to prove up homestead claim for SW1/4 SW44 Sec 15 NEY%NEX Sec 21 N1iANWY Sec 22 Township 24 N Range 7 W P M M before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris on September 19 1925 with witnesses Earl Yeager Otto Ruebe Philip Rudolph and James Barron all of Chateau Montana W E Bennett Register First pub August 20 last September 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
William Mowbray
Chateau
Township
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Earl Yeager
Otto Ruebe
Philip Rudolph
James Barron
W. E. Bennett
Register
Montana man seeks three year land claim proof
Jacob W. Mutschler of Bynum Montana files intention to prove up a stockraising homestead entry dated October 6 1920 covering Lots 5 6 7 EEASE% Section 7 Lot 2 SEY NW NEYNEX Section 18 Township 26 North Range 8 West P M M before the U S Land Office at Great Falls on September 19 1925 Witnesses are Wm G Irvin Mrs Wm G Irvin Roy McNeal and Ira Knowlton all from Blackleaf Montana First published August 20 with final notice September 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jacob W. Mutschler
Bynum
Sey NW
Neynex
Section
Township
Range
Register
Wm. G. Irvin
Roy McNeal
Ira Knowlton
Blackleaf
W. E. Bennett
Dean's Pills Ad Claims Kidney Relief in Great Falls
An old advertisement from L. Mahoney at 920 Third Ave in Great Falls promotes Dean's Pills as a health aid. The testimonial alleges relief from backache kidney pain and fatigue after using the product, with a call to readers to purchase at local dealers. Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York is listed as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Mahoney
Third Ave
Great Falls
Agi
Déan’s Pills
Foster-Milburn
Uffalo
N. Y
Foreclosure Suit Over 480 Acres in Teton County Montana
First State Bank of St. Joseph sues Theodore and Margareta Jacobs and others in a Montana district court seeking foreclosure of a mortgage dated August 21 1919 on 480 acres in sections 34 and 27 township 24 north range 2 west. The action names numerous defendants and seeks costs attorney fees and encumbrancer rights determinations with court date noted August 27 1925 and filing deadlines of twenty days after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Golding
State OF
Montana
Artha Weyman Pane
Teton County
Martha Weyman
Nineteenth Judicial District
County of
Teton
First State Bank of
Chris Bennetsen
Theodore Jacobs
Margareta Jacobs
Sophia M. Terney
Township
M. M
Blood Revenge and Medicine Men in Jibaro Culture
The United States Bureau bulletin details Jibaro beliefs that sorcery causes deaths and that medicine men are targets of revenge killings. It notes that an unsuccessful healer is often murdered, as tribes attribute natural deaths to magical causes and seek vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States Bureau of American Ethnology
Ecuador
Notice of Bond Sale by City of Choteau Montana
The City Council of Choteau Montana will accept sealed bids October 1 1925 at 8 pm for thirty two thousand dollars coupon refunding bonds. Bonds up to twenty years at 5.5 percent, payable in New York or local treasurer, preferred amortization bonds, with $1 000 certified bid accompanyment. City reserves right to reject bids. John W Hall City Clerk. First pub August 13 last Sept 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Choteau
State of Montana
Chateau
Montana
Kountze Brothers
New York City
New York
Eighteenth Legislative Assembly
John W. Hall
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