Local Shoppers and Visits Highlight Agawam News
Great Falls visitors include Mr. and Mrs. William Breeding and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morhardt. Kalispell residents Harold Erickson and family visited Joe Torgerson. Jim Jensen from Ferdig Montana visited his brother Lloyd. Ted Morhardt teaches at Gunny Slope again. Circle C of Chateau Methodist to meet Mrs. A Robinson and co-hostess Mrs. Joe Torgerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Truchot
Great Falls
G N. Weed
Jim Jensen
Ferdig
Mont
Lloyd
Mbnad
Clyde Robinson
Tim
Art ‘Mitchell
Ted Morhardt
Gunny Slope
Harold Erickson
Kalispell
Joe Torgerson
William Breeding
Henry Morhardt
Skelton
Harvest Delays From Damp Weather Expecting Sun
The report notes harvest slowed last week due to damp conditions and most expect better weather and sunshine in the coming days.
Notice of Sale of State Lands in Teton County Montana
State lands in Teton County offered at public auction October 18 1950 at 1 PM in Chateau Montana. Tract 1 640 acres Sec 36 T24N R2E appraised at 10 per acre. Terms require 10 percent down, balance amortized 33 years at 5 percent, with penalties for default and state liens on crops. Minerals reserved and sale subject to Board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Helena
State Lands and Investments
State of
Chateau
Township
State Board of Land Commissioners
Public land sale notices and Montana constitutional amendments
The notice lists land sale terms including lease rights and possession dates, then moves to estate matters and a court summons for quieting title in Teton County Montana. It also details multiple 1950 Montana constitutional amendment proposals on indebtedness limits for counties, departments of agriculture and labor, and school district borrowing, with voting procedures and effective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
A. D
Gee, J. Gunther
Dolores L. Woodward
State of
Legislative Assembly
Estate of Frank A. Newman Executor Seeks Creditors
Estate of Frank A Newman deceased notifies creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten days to Everett H Newman executor at 410 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana. Dated September 15 1950. Jardine Chase and Stephenson Great Falls Montana Attorneys for the Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McCarthy
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Clarence Connor
Frank A. Newman
Everett HH. Newman
First National Bank
Great Falls
Everett H. Newman
Jardine, Chase and Stephenson
Manix Estate Inheritance Dispute Filed In Montana Court
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Tet on County a district court action names VB and J C Manix deceased and heirs and devisees including Helen G Manix Executrix and a long list of Woods and Fulton descendants and undisclosed heirs contesting estate matters in a Montana district court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Manix
Helen G. Manix
Manix
Vaughn
John E. Woods
Nellie Woods
Abbie M. Woods
Montana Amendment Allows Tax Vote for Sewer and Water Debt
A 1949 Montana act permits municipal corporations to submit to voters the question of debt increases needed to build sewerage systems or secure water supplies. The measure references amended state codes and provides that ballots print the act title along with approval and certification details from state officials.
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State of
Montana
Mont
United States OF America
State OF Montana
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Joe Briscoe
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Chick’s Appliance
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Dean
SMIRG
Burnside
Grand Ave
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Teton’s
Teton Plumbing
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Roy Fritz
Virginia
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NYE
W. P. Pilgeram
A. B. Fulton
Chapter
Sam W. Mitchell
C. L. Walker
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Dun Oe Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor and Industry
Senate
Bureau of Agriculture
District Court OF the
Ninth Judicial District
County OF
Teton
Nelson
Agency
Choteau
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The
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