Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Capital and Officers
A historical notice shows the bank with capital 50000 surplus 10000 and officers led by C S McDonald president J C Morgan and Wm Hodgskiss as vice presidents with D McDonald as cashier and A B Guthrie as director. It explains deposits: customers are creditors to the bank and may withdraw funds but cannot demand specific coins or bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Capital
C. ‘S. ‘McDonald
J.C. Morgan
Wm. Hodgskiss
A. B. Guthrie
Cashier Co
D. McDonald
Asst. Cashier
R. P. Reckards
J. C. Morgan
C. S. McDonald
Town Basketball Practice Resumes At High School
The town team will hold practice on Monday and Wednesday nights at the high school gym inviting players to join. Current participants include J. E. Hodgskiss, Prof Harrington, Harold Forrest, Lawrence Jackson, Curley Nelson, Wm Hodgskiss Jr, Chas Scherrer, John Weaver and Tom Freidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hodgskiss
Prof. Harrington
Harold Forrest
Lawrence Jackson
Curley Nelson
Wm. Hodgskiss, Jr
Chas Scherrer
John Weaver
Tom Freidt
Petite Star Celebrates Real Birthday on Film Set
Gladys Walton, star of Short Skirts, marked her eighteenth birthday during filming at Universal City under Harry Harris. She plays a seventeen year old in the story, and the feature will show at the Royal Theatre next Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal City
Harry 8. Harris
Gladys Walton
Miss Walton
Royal Theatre
Who Art Thou
Poem recalls a fallen soldier’s return and tribute. It honors sacrifice and memory as mother and nation grieve with taps and reverent drums. The speaker, unnamed in life, is celebrated posthumously by those who remember and seek eternal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
One Million Idle Men Return to Work, U.S. Reports
Government unemployment figures show one million people found work in the last month while about two million remain unemployed. The data, prepared for the permanent committee on unemployment, suggest optimism grounded in fact as business and finance leaders see rising demand, more mills and factories open, and stronger purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Permanent Committee On
America
Washington
Not yet out of the slough of low mood says Tribune
The Chicago Tribune notes that wages and cost adjustments aim to align with a fair day's work for a day’s pay and 2000 pounds per ton for commodities. It cautions a hard winter remains, but signals an improving trail toward solid ground and sound prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Forgetting to Cuss Farm Poem of a Farmer’s Transformation
A humorous verse tells of a man who plants and tends fields with good effort but errs in timing and technique. After cursing the system and neighbors, he adopts proper methods, ends noisy complaints, and finds himself with bumper crops and silence.
Foch Given Crow Chief Title in Montana Indian Ceremony
Marshal Ferdinand Foch was inducted into the Crow tribe near Billings Montana in a ceremony at Crow Agency. Chief Plenty Cops bestowed the name Ah Way Ko Ta Ba Che Ch ish meaning chief of chiefs as hundreds of tribal members celebrated with war bonnet gifts and a ceremonial pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Billings
Ferdinand Foch
Here
Plenty Cops
Custer Battlefield
Crow Agency
Little Bib Horn
Plenty Coos
Plenty
Nelson B. Story
Hardin
Huntley
Marshal Foch
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
William V. Beers
Railways grant fare and a half for Bozeman Farmer's Week
Bozeman November 26 railroads have set a fare and a half round trip for the week of January 9 to 13 for Bozeman events. State college reports the schedule includes the state farm bureau federation convention, extension workers conference, first annual agricultural short course for Montana bankers, and the third annual boys vocational convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
State College
State Farm Bureau Federation
Sheriff Sale Notice of Montana Foreclosure Auction
Under an order of sale and decree of foreclosure the Rocky Mountain Wire Insurance Co. sues in the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana. The property is the NW quarter of section 20, township 25, range 3 West, containing 160 acres. Sale set for December 28, 1921 at 2 p.m. at the Chateau courthouse to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs.
Land notice filed in Teton County Montana
Court filing dated November 28 1921 lists MARTINE Sheriff of Teton County Montana and attorney Cooper Stephenson Hoover Great Falls with under sheriff M G Read. First publication December 2 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Martine
Teton County
Montana
M. G. Read
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Great Falls
Alias Summons in Montana Foreclosure Case
In the District Court of Montana Teton County Swanberg & Thomas sue Ira Jones and Minerva Jones and Great Falls National Bank. Plaintiffs seek mortgage foreclosure on property described as SW 1/4 of Sec 2 T22N R2E Montana Meridian. Court notice requires answer within twenty days. judgment by default if not. First published November 25, 1921.
Notice for Publication Non-Coal at Great Falls
Public land notice for Clara M. Howard alias Clara M Carson seeking commutation proof on land in Montana. Filing from Chateau, Montana, with serial 051563 for sections in township 23 north range 5 west. Witnesses Marshall King J Ed Hodgskiss Hugh Robinson Obert Peterson all of Chateau. Publication first October 28, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Clara M. Howard
Clara M. Carson
Chateau
Ney
N.sey
Township
Range
Meridian
Irred Schoensigel
U. SS
Fairfield
Marshall King
Hodgskiss
Hugh Robinson
Obert Peterson
J. A. Barker
Register
Notice of suit against Ira V. Yule and Ruth Yule
Merchants Trust Company files action in Montana district court to recover promissory notes totaling 26.76 to 383.00 plus 53.58 and foreclose a mortgage on land described as the southeast quarter and other parcels in Section 35 Township 27 Range 4 West. The defendants must answer within twenty days after service or risk default. The case is recorded in Teton County with clerk Blanche M. Jacobson and attorney W. E. Arnot. first publication November 11, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Teton County
Ira Jones
Minerva Jones
Section Two
Township Twenty-Two
Range Two
Montana
Meridian
Blanche M. Jacobson
H. Norskoy
Plaintiff
Great Falls
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Merchants Trust Company
Ira
M. M
W. E. Arnot
Conrad
Notice of Intent to Make Three Year Proof by Henry D Robison
Henry D Robison of Chateau Montana filed notice of intent to make three year proof under an Additional Homestead Entry dated October 28 1918. The entry serial number is 036908 covering portions in Section 8 and 9 Township 24 North Range 3 West Montana Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Township
Ny Range
Meridian
Land Claim Notice from U S Land Office Great Falls Montana
Filing notice dated January 3 1922 at Great Falls Montana for a land claim under description TM above. Claimant names witnesses Arnold G Baker Kristian Evensen John Wenhouse and Eugene Ferris of Chateau Montana. First publication November 25 1921 by Register W Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Great
Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Teton County Montana
Under a November 21 1921 Montana decree of foreclosure the sheriff will sell the S half of NE quarter N half of SE quarter and SE quarter of SE quarter of section 5 township 23 north range 2 west containing 200 acres in Teton County at 2 pm December 22 1921 at the Chateau court house door to satisfy Alfred Harris v Herman J Miller Ida Miller Seton County I N Walker trustee The First National Bank of Chateau and The St Anthony Dakota Elevator Co attorney James Sulgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Alfred Harris
Herman J. Miller
Ida Miller
Seton County
I. N. Walker
First National Bank ‘of
Chateau
4 Corporation
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company
Teton County
County of
Township Twentythree
Montana Meridian
United States
A. D
S.marting
M. G. Read
James Sulgrove
Decree of foreclosure on Montana land in Teton County
By decree issued November 23 1921 in the Montana Nineteenth District Court the Swanberg Thomas firm obtained judgment against Edward and Marcie Leeck and others. The sale enjoins the real property described as the S1/2 of the SW1/4, the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of section 26 and the NW1/4 of the NE1/4 of section 35, township 22 north range 4 west, to be held December 23 1921 at the Court House door in Cut Bank. The sheriff I S Marvine commands sale with interest, recorded November 23 1921. First publication November 25 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
A. V. Swanberg
C. B. Thomas
Swanberg’. & Thomas
Edward Leeck
Marcie Leeck
Mavie Leck
Citizens
State Bank of Choeau, & Corporation
Chouteau Meritte Company
St. Xithony & ‘Dakota
Teton County
Towit
Chateau
United States
I. S. Marvine
M. G. Read
H. Norskog
Great Falls
Julius Hirshberg
John M. Graves
Annie Anderson
Irené Peterson
Sallie Stephens
Joy Graves
Dollie Graves
Annie
A. D
I. S. Martvine
James Sulgrove
District Court
Swanberg& Thomas
Evert Willson
Evert Wilson
Bertha Willson
Bertha Wilson
Wift
Pondera Valley State Bank
Conrad
Montana Meridian
I. S. Martind
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Swanberg Thomas Suit
Under an Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure the State of Montana in Teton County will conduct a sale on November 17, 1921. Plaintiffs Swanberg and Thomas allege against Hans Haugan Gunhild Haugan State Bank of Dutton The St Anthony Dakota Elevator Olaf Wiprud and George Sollid. The decree was recorded and the sale of the described property is commanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
A. V. Swanberg
C. B. Thomas
Copartners
Swanberg & Thomas
Hans Haugan
Gunhild Haugan
State Bank of Dutton
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
Olaf T. Wiprud
George Sollid
Teton County
Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Montana Farmland in 1921
The court to sell the NE quarter of section 12 in township 24 north range 2 west of the Montana Meridian containing 160 acres more or less. Sale at the Chateau courthouse on December 17 1921 to satisfy a plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs. Sheriff Martins of Teton County Montana issues the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Meridian
Montana
Court House
Chateau
United States
Ss. Martins
Teton County
M. G. Read
H. Norskog
Great Falls
Foreclosure sale of Montana lands in Teton County
Farm Security Company and two corporations sue Grace Thompson as administratrix of Sidney Yarger estate Ellen Yarger William Hodgskiss and Strain Brothers to foreclose and sell lands in Teton County Montana at sheriff's sale December 17 1921 at 2 p m at courthouse front door Chateau Montana. The lands include SE quarter 34 23N 5W containing 160 acres plus improvements. Additional notice notes second parcel described as S4NW 26 and S144NB 27 160 acres in 2 6 6W with rents and profits. Sale December 23 1921 at 2 p m to satisfy judgment.
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Sheriff’s Sale Farm Security Company
2 Corporation
Grace” Thompson
Sidney Yarger
Ellen Yarger
William Hodgskiss
Strain Brothers
Chateau
County of Teton
State of
Montana
Teton County
Motana
Montana Principal Meridian
Sheriff Sale Notice for Chateau Lot Blocks 3 4 5
A foreclosure decree from the Nineteenth Judicial District Court of Teton County orders sale of Lots 3 4 and 5 in Block 14 of the original town of Chateau. The sale occurs at 8 o clock p m on the specified day in front of the court clerk to satisfy costs and debt owed to Julius Hirshberg against multiple defendants.
Foreclosure Sale Decree In Teton County 1921
By virtue of a District Court decree issued November 23 1921 in the First State Bank of Bynum Montana 2 vs Louis Murland and Roger Templeton Lumber Co a sale is ordered of the described real property. The decree was recorded the same date in the Clerk of the Court office of Teton County. The bank obtained judgment and decree against the defendants on that date and a sale is now commanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
First State Bank of Bynum
Louis Murland
Roger Templeton Lumber Co
Teton County
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Montana In 1921
In Teton County Montana on December 17 1921 at 2 oclock pm at the courthouse door the sale of parcels 3 4 and the south halves of sections 2 and 3 township 26 north range 4 west will occur under a November 17 1921 judgment in favor of Swanberg and Thomas versus Evert and Bertha Willson and Pondera Valley Bank. The property includes 242.90 acres with water rights and appurtenances. Attorney I S Martind.
Knights of Pythias Lodge meets Thursday evenings
Chevalier Lodge No 12 Knights of Pythias holds weekly Thursday night meetings. Visiting brothers are welcome. W H Gregory serves as C C and E A Cleland as K R and S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge NO .12
Knights OF Pythias
W. H. Gregory
C. C.E. A. Cleland
K. R
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Petite Star
William Colfax Markham
Tam
Sheriff's Sale
Rocky Mountain Wire Insurance Co
R. M. Farrington
Jean Farrington
Clyde A. Robinson
Citizens State Bank of Chateau
Section Twenty
Township Twenty Five
West
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Interior
Henry D. Robison
Sheriff’s Sale
I. S. Martine
Jeffries & McNaught
Roundup
Ips
Sie
Enor Ri
Mounitana
S. Martine
Rekon County
Stanley Foot
Hodgskiss Hall
HH. W. Bateman
Martin Read
O. O. F. Chateau Lodge
Connor Building
H. Porter
Lhonnor
Secy
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Connor Hall
Frances Rosengren
N. G
Mary Connor
G. Lestrue
Montanan Printing Office
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