Real Estate Transfers and Oil Gas Deals Listed
A batch of warranty and quit claim deeds, royalty assignments, and oil and gas lease transactions is detailed. Names include Frank Warner Wilhelm Rietzsch James Nelson Edward Davis Anna Curtis Gus Thompson and L. F. McCurdy with properties across Chateau and surrounding townships plus multiple fractional oil and gas interests exchanged among numerous parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Teton Land Co
Wilhelm L. Rietzsch
Et al
Chas. A. Burrell
James A. Nelson
William Franklin Nelson
L. Edward S. Davis
I. B. Thompson
Albert O. Nowlin
Anna S. Curtis
Gus Thompson
Hobson
Ross G. LaMotte
M. J. Donnelly
Eva LaMotte
Edward S. Davis
Lulu E. Elliott
George Hirshberg
H. D. Cammack
L. F. McCurdy
Frederick A. Diestelkamp
Evan Nickoloff
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Relief
Rexall Drug Store promotes Cystex with a 48 hour test offering money back if you do not feel renewed energy and relief from bladder weakness and related pains. The ad cites 60 cent price through Teton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
Montana Vote Shift Backing Hoover Signals 4 Electors
In Montana’s second district area of 104000 square miles supporters of Hoover rally in Chicago with Congressman Leavitt promising a full party push to win all four electoral votes. He cites farmer vindication on wheat pricing and insists on St Lawrence waterway benefits and tariff protection as key to prosperity. predicts Dixon and Rankin win governorship as part of a full state ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montana
Herbert Hoover
Scott Leavitt
Congressional Committee
Western
Republican Party
Leavitt
Hoover
Wilson
Washingon
St. Lawrence
Smith
New York
Alberta
Floover
Joe” Dixon
Wellington JD. Rankin
Conrad to Have Refinery for Pondera Crude Oil
Last week articles of incorporation were filed in Helena for Conrad Refining Company. Incorporators include P J Withers FE H Withers W Gross Floyd Hilger and FE Greeton. The plant is planned for Conrad south of the city by the railroad, with construction starting immediately and operations hoped by January first. Oil will come from the new Pondera field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Conrad Refining Company
P. J. Withers
FE. H. Withers
Great Falls
Pondera
Local social notes include visits and garden talk
Mrs. George Porter and Miss Dorn called on Mrs. Talbert Friday evening. The Durlands bought a new Chevrolet sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gitchell and family toured to Choteau Sunday. Gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Riggs are praised for autumn colors with apples mums and berries. Church services are set for Sunday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Porter
Dornblazer
Talbert
Jay Gitchell
Choteau
Ladies’ Aid
Brewer Home
Iaemmer
Mutz
Earl Shawver
John Swanson
Oliver Durland
Durlands
Riggs
Briggs
Ed. Wormley
Chas. Shelton, Jr
Missoula
Chas
Nick Wellenstein
Gulbrandson
Margarette
Great Falls
Brewer
Will Wellenstein
Chateau
George Sprinkle
Conrad
M. A. Lewis
T. R. Larson
Margaret Lee
Swanson
Durland
Reid
Ethel
J. R. Jones
Edmonia Pfrimmer
Drucilla Mutz
Deiger
Wisdom and Prudence Refined Advice on Right Conduct
A compact reflection contrasts wisdom guiding proper action with prudence restraining improper conduct, highlighting the balance between virtue and caution in daily life.
Coelebs in Search of a Wife on London's Miscellaneous Society
Hannah More argues in Coelebs in Search of a Wife that a London Miscellaneous Society sharpens speech, curbs prejudice, polishes conversation, and trains readers to endure opposition and avoid superficial novelty. The passage extols concise talk and quick allusion over verbose or boastful rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscellaneous Society of London
Hannah More
Suburban Homecoming Changes in Joyful Welcomes
The piece notes a shift from wives greeting returning husbands at the door to meeting them at the railroad station in suburbia. Mothers drive, bring children, dogs, and dolls to the station platform or car for a family reunion. A New York station example described as lively as a circus.
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New York
New York Times
Chinese Actors In Qing Era Civil Service Ban Described
Prof Edward Thomas Williams notes in his book China Yesterday and Today that actors formed a despised class in China. Under the old regime actors and their descendants were barred from civil service examinations for three generations. They were grouped with beggars barbers butchers and chair-bearers due to menial work or exposure to blood. Adoption by a freed person could remove the handicap for entry into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas Williams
China
American pie blamed for prosperity in London critique
The London Evening News laments the shift from English apple tart to foreign substitutes. It claims American pies provoke dyspepsia and restlessness, yet fuel a feverish, formidable material progress.
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London Evening News
Freak of Nature Zebra Burro Hybrid Found in 1909
The zebrass is a hybrid offspring from a zebra sire and burro dam. It was first produced by a United States Department of Agriculture experiment at Bethesda Maryland in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bethesda
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Decree of Foreclosure
District Court of Montana Ninth Judicial District Teton County issues a sheriff sale on foreclosure. Plaintiffs name George H. Campbell vs defendants including Louie Daggett Lavenla Daggett Monticello State Bank Farmers State Bank Pendroy Sidney Mowry Teton County residents and multiple spouses and banks listed in the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
George H. Campbell
Louie Daggett
Lavenla J. Daggett
Monticello State Bank
Monticello
Socipal Corporation
Farmers State Bark of Pendroy
Sidney Mowry
T. R. Larson and
Varna
Teton County
Muni
H. C. Hunt
Funt
Thomas
George McKee
Cheorge W. McKee
Sarah McKee
First National Bank of
Chateau
Sheriff Announces Auction of Montana Farmlands
Elmer E. Nelson and wife and Northern Finance Corporation are named defendants in a real estate foreclosure. The property to be sold at public sheriff sale on October 6, 1928, at 2:00 PM at the courthouse door in Chateau, Teton County, Montana, includes multiple parcels totaling about 240 acres in sections 1 and 12, township 27 north, range 8 west. Sheriff J. L. Collins notes the sale, with Charles Davidson as attorney. first publication September 13, last October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Nelson
Nelson
Northern Finance Corporation
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Montana Meridian
A. D
J. L. Collins
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate
The administrator of Albert A. Bottenhagen's estate will sell the SEY of Section 24, Township 23 N, Range 4 W in Teton County Montana by private sale after September 28 1928. Bids must be written and may be left at The First National Bank Chateau Montana or filed with the Clerk of Court between September 18 and September 28 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Albert A. Bottenhagen
Teton County
First National Bank
Chateau
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Arthur D. Robertson
Emil K. Nelson
O. C. Olson
B. W. Mulder
L. F. Mcurdy
George G. Winans
Roderick Henderson Atkins
Oil Royalty Co
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Arthur A. Shogren
Chas. E. Slayter
Geo. C. Buick
Susanna H. Witham
C. M. McCutcheon
Joseph A. Kaufman
E. C. Sennett
William H. Baggenstoss
P. H. Dederick
Henry G. Kind
William Clark
Henry C. Quade
Louis H. Kind
Joseph H. Kaufman
Charles W. Johnson
W. Fank J. Newman
Joseph F. Frigge
Henry C. Kline
Joseph Homberg
Jacob H. Beck
Engelbert Baier
W. L. W. Gary
Pete Rondas
Frank A. Gorham
California Tetroeum Corporation
William A. Harder
California Petroleum Corporation
W. Sanborn
Bear Creek
Roundup
Adams Oil Co
Tay
Chevrolet
Dodge Roadster
Ford
Power-Morgan CO
Blader
Pendrey
Coelebs
London
Freak of
Chas. Davidson
RE. J. Hirshberg
L. E. Taylor