Farmington Notes and Social Items Reach Across Towns
Farmington news highlights visits to Helena for state fair and to Chateau for family events. Local Equity discussed building an elevator. various residents attend meetings, services, and gatherings. Mentions of illness and recoveries, road trips to Great Falls, Bob Friday illness, and a Belgian stallion death from kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kerr
Helena
A. P. Reiding
Grace
Richard
Jas. Drinkwine and
Morris
Olney
Brady
Oscar
Longmuirs
A. B. Guthrie
Cal Binford
Indiana
Rev
Ronsberg
Conrad
West School House
Hall
Chateau
Burton
J. W. Werr
Olaf Forseth
Harry Thompson
Ole Wagnild
Jay Peterson
Equity
Great Falls
Regnild Nasset
Dutton
Ivor Nasset
Lars Nasset
Farmington School House
Farmington
Jake Otness
Joel
Otness
Horace Upman
George Slanger
Kate
Wm. Schoppe
Ernest Wachsmuth
Hanson
Miles City
West Auxiliary
C. O. Lindseth
Charley Hanson
Alice Satre
Ruth Twedt
Dan Lindseth
Hildegarde Lindseth
Adrian Johanns Visits Choteau and Local News Highlights
A flurry of small town notes from Choteau recount visitors such as Adrian Johanns and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Franklin. Homestead proof by Nora McCall and others, harvest activity at Lees and Strand places, local illnesses, school dismissals, and a new barn project at Chateau. News also mentions threshing crews for multiple farmers and a Wiseman school Indian village project tied to Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Johanns
Choteau
Thomas Moore
Roy Franklin
E. J. White
John Olstad
Clifford Johnson
Walter Wood
Great Falls
Nora McCall
Mary Hane
Mina Caffery
John Holm
Lees
Fairfield
Martin Hanson
T. S. Gap Sewing Society
Anderson
Johnson
Armstrong
George Sycamore
Herman Olsen
Andrew Dale
Nick Gorter
John Standish
Wiseman School
Miss Thompson
Farmington
Pete Bouma
Strand
E. L. Jones
Eleanor
Bynum
Irene Jones
Edwards
Collings
Martinson Brothers
Earl Jackson
Arthur Torbenson
Tom Cottrel
Peter Weyer
Thorsen
Dr. Jones
Axel Larson
Local notices from Teton slope on community events
Great Falls visitors and locals keep busy with homestead proofs and school plans in Chateau district. Johnson school plans a landscape garden funded by Montana Nursery expert W M Treadwell with state education support and county educators aiding rural garden projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Stolin
Fairfield
R. C. Breiman
Mary Hane
Nora MecCall
Nina Caffery
John Holm
Chateau Land Office
E. M. Johnson
Axel Lindberg
Elizabeth Mahoney
Great Falls
Keifer
C. E. Sandberg
Paul Jacobson
Chateau
Price
Davis
T. S. Armstrong
Johmson
Teton County
Agawam Items Highlight Local Meetings and Farm Work
At Chateau central committee meeting W P Grooms represented the Porter bench Democrats. Valentine Kirsch cites sugar beets as the only sure crop and plans to plant 100 acres next year. Chateau residents attend Porter basket social. Annie Deranleau visits Anaconda. Mell Man threshes with new machine at Frank Hannum farm. Otto Schaeffer visits Bynum. Gus Breeding cultivates 600 acres of flax at Pendray. Albert Melton arrives from Idaho to visit family. Myra Pierce returns home. Frank Pierce and Albert Melton visit Chateau. Milwaukee graders rush work, Sunday on the old Cecil Yeager place atop Truchot hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Bench
W. P. Grooms
Central Committee
Chateau
Valentine Kirsch
A. B. Guthrie
Paul Jacobson
Grace Thompson
Porter
Annie Deranleau
Anaconda
Frank Hannum
Otto Schaeffer
Gus Breeding
Pendray
Albert Melton
Idaho
Myra Pierce
Frank Pierce
Bernard
Milwaukee
Cecil Yeager
Truchot Hill
Summons in Quiet Title Case for Teton County Montana
John E Helm sues all persons claiming any interest or lien on the SE4 of Section 10 Township 23 North Range 1 West Montana Meridian comprising about 160 acres. The suit seeks a court decree that Emma Helm is sole heir of Andrew Helm, that Helm owns the property free and clear, and that the plaintiff's title be quieted. Defendants must answer within sixty days of first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
John E. Helm
State of
Montana
Montana Meridian
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Emma Helm
Andrew Theodore Helm
Memorandum Notice of Property Interest 1916
The memorandum notes no persons claiming an interest in or lien upon the property adverse to the plaintiff. James Gibson, Clerk, with the court seal, dated September 19 1916, lists no claimants and marks the case for further proceedings. R M Armour, attorney for plaintiff, Great Falls Montana, filed dates include September 27 1916 to November 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
R. M. Armour
Great Falls
Montana
Postpone School Opening Believed Beneficial
In a rural notice the idea to delay the school start until late September is proposed as permanent, with both children and teachers unlikely to object. Other items include a land/seed bid for 80 acres and 100 acres of spring wheat, fencing work, a stray mare, trade offers for cattle and a Hupp automobile, and a Turkey Red wheat sale near Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerick
Chateau
Mont
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