Twenty Years Ago Visits and Notices in Great Falls
Twenty years ago this week in Great Falls notable items include visits by Z. T. Burton and Mose and Sarah Silverman, a new janitor appointment at the school, and the return of Julian F. Burd from Fort Benton. Local officials plan bids for Willow Creek agency buildings while the school board appoints Grace Vance as primary teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Burton
Great Falls
Mose
Sarah Silverman
Chas. Connor
Main Street
Geo. Beuermann
Julian F. Burd
Fort Benton
L. W. Cooke
Blackfoot
Willow Creek
Grace Vance
Deeds Filed With County Clerk in Teton County
List of instruments filed in the county clerk and recorder office for the term ending Aug 25 includes warranty deeds to various entities such as the St. Paul Ry Co and Valier Montana Land & Water Co, quit claims, and patent transfers. Notable entries cover properties in Choteau Brady Farmington Conrad and surrounding areas with sums ranging from 1 to 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Abstract Co
Chateau
KK. V. Eastwood
CG. M
St. P.ry. Co
George Therman
Wilson Investment Co
Charles D. Ricker
Anthony Poss
Chas. Lynch
Patrick A. Brown
Shelby
Dennis L. Braniff
Frank F. van Ormer
John F. Braniff
B. R. Corbally
Sarah Goodrick
Farmington
Santa Fe Pacific By. Co
Jas. L. Dickson
Brady Townsite Co
William Hildreth
Brady
Albert Fisher
Charles C. Hackle
Anna Dolliver McDonald
T Yin
Milwaukee Land Co
Fanny S. F. Hensler
Evan D. Jones
John Ferwerda
Conrad
Church Services at Methodist Episcopal Church Aug 31
Rev. Percy Reid McMahan speaks morning on Luke Physician and Evangelist and evening on The Church and the Middle Ages. If you lack a church you are welcome at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Services at 10 30 a.m. and 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Percy Reid McMahan
Luke
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Falls Race Meet Officials Named for 14-Day Event
Preparation for the Great Falls 14 day race meet August 30 to September 15 is complete. Races set at the fair grounds with special trains to accommodate crowds. Officials include John T. Ireland Lexington presiding judge Sam McGibbon San Francisco clerk of scales Seymour Villar ring in charge Jack Linne paddock judge and time Harry Morrisey Gloucester New Jersey starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Fair Grounds
United States
John T. Ireland
Lexington
Sam McGibbon
San Francisco
Harry Morrisey
Glouchester
N. J
Seymour Villar
Jack Linne
Episcopal Church Services Set for August 31 1913
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 oclock and evening prayer and sermon at 7 45 oclock led by Rev L F Haley missionary for Chateau extends a cordial welcome to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Haley
Chateau
Notable Grand Montana Visitor and Local Events
Dr. Beaupre of Sweet Grass praises growth in Teton county and Glacier Park plans a larger hotel next year to meet rising visitor numbers. Reports cover local mishap injuries, a death, a jailbird eluding capture, and a Canadian hunting season opening with daily bird counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaupre
Teton County
Conrad Observer
McGaughey
Glacier Park Hotel
Jimmie Bowen
Shroeder
Brady Whetstone
Sweet Grass
Sheriff’s Sale in Teton County 1913 Case
Sheriff’s sale set for September 13 1913 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Teton County Montana. Property described as Northwest quarter of Section 26 Township 28 North Range 2 West containing 160 acres with water rights and improvements associated with Louis Dahl and First State Bank of Shelby named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Leyh
Louis Dahl
Elsie Dahl
First State Bank of Shelby
Court House
Teton County
Montana
County of
Teton
Meridian
Notice to Creditors Estate of Paul R Simonson
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Paul R Simonson deceased to creditors and all who have claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of James Sulgrove Hu Set h Block Chateau Montana. Dated August 19 1913. Henry Davidson administrator. James Sulgrove attorney. First pub Aug 22 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R.simonson
Paul R Simonson
James Sulgrove
Huseth Block
Chateau
Montana
Henry Davidson
Paul R. Simonson
Drastus
John R. Gleason
Arastus
Brannen
Design for a Residence with Piazza and Multiroom Layout
The article describes a house design featuring a piazza across the front, a reception room with an adjacent living area, a columned archway, and a dual access stairway from the reception room and kitchen down to the basement. It notes a well lit dining room, sideboard, rear den, large pantry, and a kitchen with space for a refrigerator. The second floor has four bedrooms a sleeping porch a balcony large closets and a bathroom. The basement spans the full area. First story height is nine feet second story eight feet. Dimensions 28 feet by 87 feet 6 inches not including piazza rear porch. Finishes include red oak or birch on the first floor and pine on the second floor with maple or birch floors. The build cost is 38900 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. For a dollar sent, Saxton’s book of plans will be mailed containing 254 cottage bungalow and residence designs priced from 1000 to 6000.
Sheriff’s Sale in Teton County Montana on Real Estate
Public notice announces a sheriff sale in Choteau Montana to satisfy a February 1 1913 judgment for 2010 dollars plus costs. Property includes multiple lots in sections 7 -18 and 1 2 of township 95 and 25 north ranges west with water rights and appurtenances. Sale set for September 6 1913 at 2 pm at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
Angelique Ralston
John E. Cashman
C. Cashman
County of
Teton
Angelique Truchot
S. C. Cashman
Stuate
Teton County
Montana
Township 95 North
Range 5 West
Township 25 North
Range & West
Choteau
Chateau
Notice to creditors in estate of Drastus Brannen
The administrator of the estate of Drastus Brannen deceased invites creditors to file claims. The office for administration is James Sulgrove Huseth Block Chateau Montana. Dated August 20 1913. John R Gleason administrator.
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Hattie Jeffries
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B. Percy Clark
Clark Bros
Chicago
Ed. Ranger
T. P. Crawford
Alex Gordon
James Fryer
Birch Creek
J. G. Bair
Dupuyer
Piegan
Joe Purvis
R. A. Armstrong
Steels
Augusta
Armstrong
F. D. Cooper
Edmonton
S. J. Heron
Cut Bank
Flowerree & Lowry
River Press
S. H. Drake
Mesdames Hicks
Cohen
Allen
Messrs. J. Silverman
Chas. Chadwick
M. F. Allen
Mose Silverman
Sun River
The
Benton
Samuel Spencer
Thos. Clary
Fort Shaw Cattle Co
Birkenbuel & Ellis
Jas. Adams
Wghteemarime
U. S
John Ledgewoods
Charles
Quimby
Messine
U.S
Germain Joseph Nicolas
Lydia A. Hubacheck
Nicholas Arnett
Ann Briggs
Janet Stotler
George W. Barbour
Carl Erick Forsland
Gunnar G. Hammers
Hazel M. Mahoney
Edson A. Shoemaker
John Lyon
Middle Teton Butte Coulee
Lige Morrison
Milton Shock
P. J. Ralston
E. J. Roberson
Charles Foltz
Lee M. Ford
Shirley S. Ford
Alvin Jr. Cowell
Couch Investment
Mary Guth
Julius Borchardt
Julius Hirshberg
Lillie E. Holmes
Hirshberg
C. F. Reilly
J. E. Helms
First National Bank of Great Falls
Frank Miller
George Therrien
McDonald
T. Houston Givens
Earl Yeager
South Teton Butte Coulee
Peter Marren
C. M
St. P. Ry., Co
Archie N. Slayes
Laura B. Howe
Episcopal Church Services
Jim Hobert
Conrad Hospital
Valierian
Sims
Harry Thaw
Gordon
Frog
Shelby Promotor
Sheriff’s Sale
Minneapolis, Minn
Saxton
ICL
Leds
Stras
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
American Press Association