Land Transfers and Filings in Teton County Montana
A county clerk and recorder docket lists numerous property transfers and deeds filed the week ending December 4. Entries include Meagher to Uretzky for $2200. numerous lot and section transfers in Conrad Valier Dutton and other towns. mortgages or trustees from Angell Mains and Ward Benson. and multiple moves within the Conrad and surrounding townships detailing parcels, rights of way, and land allocations in various sections and townships.
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Montanan
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
T. A. Meagher
Oscar Uretzky
Jalmer W. Dahlstrom
A. M. Snyder
Empire Lumber
F. H. Stoltze Land Co
Collins
Dutton
Lote
Conrad
Walier
Anne
Hofto
Julius Anderson
G. N
Esud J. Schmidt
George Hirshberg
W. Nicholas
Cornelius A. Slays
Martin Jensen
Timothy E. Ludden
First National Bank of
Andrew G. Diltman
Pliny F. Benson
Herbert L. Barber
Montana Western Rilway
A. N. Walker
George McLean
Charles H. Pearson
David B. Finkenbiner
Frank A. Oulton
Thomas QO. Larson
John J. Hartin
Charles H. Lawson
Choteau Irrigation and Development Co
A. J. Cowell
J. Cowell
Julius Hirshberg
John W. Hall
Hirshberg
Alexander Truchot
Henry Weist
Patrick H. Truchot
Michael James Sullivan
John B. Taylor
Ned
W. Edward Dirkes
Clara Dirkes
Willis H. Angell
David F. Mains
Walier-Montana Land & Water Co
W. C. L. Ward
W. W. H. Angell
W. Thomal S. Iverson
John E. Olson
Fowler
Mary Duman
J. R. Bedford
W. J.R. Bedford
Louella Bedford
Charles A. Anderson
O. K. Speer
Milk value and price rise debated in dairy article
An article argues milk price increases are essential and beneficial, detailing milk as a cheap, nutritious food. It contrasts past five cent quarts with current costs and cites milk inspection, tuberculin tests, and pasteurization as safety advances driving up production costs.
Buron Beach Notes Home Visit and Local Happenings
Miss Grace Reiding spent a short visit at home on Wednesday and joined Thanksgiving with Miss Henrietta Slanger. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Roof and Mr. Schnee visited Choteau. John Rauma reported a bad auto accident. B B Rogers worked on insurance for Theodore Grote. Haskins faced cattle feeding troubles on B B Rogers rented farm. Rinkes and Corning called on Saturday. A P Reiding laid sills for a new bungalow. George Roof plowed a field before the snow halted work. Haskins plowed with his engine. Ladies Industrial Society plans a December 8 bazaar selling fancy work and aprons.
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Grace Reiding
Henrietta Slanger
A. P. Reiding
George Roof
Bazaar Christmas sale invites shoppers for December 8
A local notice urges residents to wait and buy Christmas gifts at the Bazaar on December 8, highlighting a special shopping event with seasonal bargains.
Americans Help Break Hindenburg Line with Engineers
American engineers, first troops on the British front involved in action, played a major role in pushing railways behind advancing British forces as the Hindenburg line fell. They worked four months on devastated roads, with two wounded and praised for rapid track laying. The British authorities dubbed them the force of American athletes.
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France
Hindenburg
United States
Bomme
Washington
Shires
Peace Letter Denounced by English Newspapers
London readers see the Marquis of Lansdowne's peace letter split editorial opinion. Most papers denounce it as wrongly timed amid Germany negotiating, the Paris peace conference, and agents pressuring Italy to halt fighting. The Daily News supports it, while the Daily Telegraph backs it only partly and the Daily Mail attacks it outright.
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London
Marquis of Langdowne
Daily News
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Paris
The
Daily Mail
Lansdowne
Germans Publish Lansdowne Letter Front Pages
Amsterdam telegram from the Sexchange Telegraph correspondent reports German newspapers publish the Lansdowne letter on their front pages. They call it the beginning of England getting reasonable and regard the letter as a semi official feeler, generating general satisfaction in Germany.
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London
Germany
Lord ‘Lansdowne
Amsterdam
Sexchange Telegraph Company
England
Bonar Law Calls Lanedowne Letter a Disaster
London December 1 The Evening News reports at a unionist meeting Cha nellor Bonar Law fiercely rejected Lord Lanedowne s letter describing it as a disaster.
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Bonar Law
London
Evening News
Chanellor
Lord Lanedowne
Dex
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Fitzgerald & Foster
Pag Ees Een Ieeniantae
Spring Creek Dairy
Chateau
Cardle
John Lyon
C. J. B. Stephens
University of Michigan
Ann Arpor Choteau
McDonald _ building
Choteau, Montana
Forrest Garage
Great Falls
Ernest Carlson
South Main St
Choteau, Mon
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. J. E. Hodgskibs
W. M. FB. Jefferson
Bec
Fidelity
T. GO. Larson
Soc
MRA
W. B. Butchart
W. M
Odd Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor
James Smith
N.G
H. Connor
Bec'g
Queen Rebekah Lodge
MES
Chevalier Lodge
K of
Thurst
A. & Warner
H. T. Rhoads
Cheteau
Hodgskiss Hall
Chas. Cowell
Roy J. Oorson
Soe
J.C. McGregor
H. J. McGregor
Harmon T. Rhoads
Eves
A. C. Warner
U. S
Henry D. Robison
Pres
Jas. T. Robison
Montaba
C. M
St. P.ry
Manchester
Vaughn
Dracut
Farmington Agawam
Oneoe
Montana Employment Agency
J. W. McGowan
South Great Falls
P. O
Montana Transfer CO
the Choteau,Montanan
C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Teton County
Reinhardt Billier
Julius J. Billier
Anna Z@proda
George Sabbo
Victor Parker
George C. Arneux
Blackfeet Reservation
Nicholas Friend
Howard H. Higgins
Peter C. Truchot
Hugh McConnell
Leslie R. Moulton
Joe M. Duman
Pearl S. Draper
Ernest D. Angus
Thomas R. Bell
Claude Scott
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co
Elizabeth M. Rich
Roy A. Blyth
G. C. Blyth
Burton Beach
John Roof
Mrs
Luther Schnee
John Rauma
B. B. Rogers
Theodore Grote
Messrs
Rinkes and
Corning
Mr. Haskins
Ladies Industrial Society
Camuel Henry Haas Architect
National Bank
Great Falls, Montana
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