For Sale Winter Wheat and Oats in Spring Valley Area
Classified ad offers winter wheat seed at 2.50 per bushel and oats at 2.75 per hundred. A 160 acre farm near Chateau with 40 acres cultivated, fenced, small house, and granary available for 2500. Weaver and Trescott handle the listing. Paul Callow pleads guilty to illegal liquor sale with fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Vlinkervieugel
Spring Valley
Chateau
Weaver & Trescott
Paul Callow
Fairfield
J. E. DeHaas
Fred King
J. W. Riley
de Haas
Wm. Miller
July church services announced by Rev Haley
Rev Haley lists July appointments including a Red Cross rally at Bole Friday at 5 p m and church services on Sunday July 15 at Episcopal Church Chateau 10 45 pm Lakeasin school house 30 p m Porter school house 8 p m and Glacier Park church services on Sunday July 22 and July 29 at Choteau and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bole
Episcopal Church
Chateau
Lakeasin School House
Porter School House
Glacier Park
Choteau
Trial Order Demands Convincing Court Persuasion
A town seeks a trial order to compel compliance and prove the case with a convincing presentation. The request aims to establish clear judicial direction and secure adherence to the court’s forthcoming ruling.
Local Social Notes From Spokane Area Visitations
Miss Emma Sterrit of Spokane and her sister Mrs Albert Skoog visit the Bjork family. Steve Nelson and Orville Peterson arrive from Wisconsin and stay with Ed Bjork. John Bjork’s family visited August Bjork last Sunday. Mrs Fred Sandberg and daughters Marguerite and Clarice, visiting Ed Halberg, now visit A E Holms. Chas Sandberg visited home on the Fourth. John Bjork finished threshing flax for Axel Larson Wednesday. Chas Strand visited E W Johnson last Sunday. Local residents drove to Great Falls Sunday. Bole people went fishing Sunday. Louis Halberg is plowing for Holm Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sterrit
Spokane
Albert Skoog
Steve Nelson
Orville Peterson
Wisconsin
Ed. Bjork
John Bjork
August Bjork
Fred Sandberg
Marguerite
Clarice
Ed Halberg
A. E. Holm’s
Chas. Sandberg
Axel Larson
Louis Halberg
Holm Brothers
Chateau visitors and local social notes
Mr and Mrs Ed Halberg visited Chateau on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Armburger returned to the SS Tuesday after a months stay on their homestead. The Misses Ida and Hattie Miller visited with Miss Irene Jones last week. Miss Maury Duffy is now employed at the Equity store in Bole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Halberg
Mrs. Armburger
Ida and
Hattie Miller
Misa Irene Jones
Notice of Sidewalk Construction in Chateau Montana
Town Council ordered concrete walks on several blocks and streets in Hirshberg and Wirhberg additions and Original townsite. Unbuilt walks by 30 days will be constructed by the town and assessed as a special tax to abutting properties per Ordinance No. 24. John W. Ial, Town Engineer. First pub July 6, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
First Ave
Third St
Second St
Hirshberg
First Ave. S. W
Second
John W. Ial
Notice to Contractors for School Addition and Remodel
Sealed proposals will be received by the clerk of school district No 1 in Chateau Montana for addition and remodeling of the present school building plus plumbing heating and electric wiring. Plans are on file in Chateau and Great Falls. A ten percent certified check accompanies each bid. Proposals due July 13 1917. Board may reject any bid. JOAN W HALL Clerk First publication June 29 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Caoteau
Owells
Thes Cerk
Chateau
Henry
Joan W. Hall
Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization
The 1917 Teton County assessment book is open for inspection at the county clerk’s office. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization at Chateau office on Monday July 16, 1917 to examine the assessment and equalize property valuations continuing to August 13 1917. It will also meet August 10 11 to act on complaints and final raise proposals. Failures to appear may bar corrections. written applications with oath are required for reductions and the board will question applicants. E C Garrett County Clerk First pub June 29 1917 st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
E. C. Garrett
Guardianship Sale Notice in Teton County Montana
The guardian of Howard Burrell and Anna K. Burrell minors offers the undivided two twelfths interests in multiple parcels in sections 2 and 3 and 35, township 24 and 25 north, range 5 and 7 west, for cash at private sale after July 24. Sale subject to court confirmation. bids to guardian or clerk of district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Howard Burrell
Anna IK. Burrell
Larson
Choteau
Paul Jacobson
District Court
North Range
Montana Meridian
Township 25
Range
Teton
Minor guardianship sale of estate in Montana
Guardian sells minors Howard Barrell and Anna W Barrells right and interest in undivided two twelfths of 1 McPhall plan 500 books furniture and personal property including beds desks tables chairs stoves and dishes with debts and liens to be paid by the guardian. July 3 1917. James Sulsrove attorney. Chateau Montana. First publication July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Guardian
Howard Barrell
Anna W. Barrell
James Sulsrove
Laurson Block
Chateau
Postponed Administrator Sale in Montana Estate
In the District Court of Teton County Montana notice is given that the administrator of the estate of Robert Twiggs deceased postpones the sale of real property until Saturday July 14 1917 at 2 o clock PM at the front door of the courthouse in Choteau. The property consists of lots 19 20 21 and 22 block 37 Hazletts second addition Town of Choteau subject to court confirmation. Dated June 30 1917. John R Gleason Administrator James Sulgrove attorney for administrator Publication July 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlett
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
John R. Gleason
James Sulgrove
Administrator's Sale in Burrell Estate In Montana
The administrator of the estate of Alexander Burrell deceased will sell at private sale for cash after July 4 1917 pending court confirmation. Bids in writing may be left with the administrator or mailed to Paul Jacobson clerk of the district court in Choteau Montana. The sale covers all right title and interest of the deceased in and to the described real property and any estate acquired since death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Teton County
Montana
Alexander Burrell
Choteau
Paul Jacobson
Burrell Estate Real Property and Household Goods Auction
Alexander Burrell estate lists extensive Montana lands in Teton county township 24 north and township 23 north with sections 21 22 23 27 28 and 34 35 plus improvements waters ditches and a large assortment of personal property including 11 head work horses 1 mule 1 Minneapolis tractor 14 inch plows 1 set Harnesses farm wagons mowers and machines 500 books a piano and diverse furniture and housewares The administrator George L Burrell will pay liens The notice dated July 3 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Montana
Range 7
Minneapolis Universal Farm
Emerson
Kentucky
Moline
McCormick
George L. Burrell
Alexander Burrell
James Sulgrove
Larson Brock
Chateau
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Harry Wilson
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Choteau-Great Falls
Dutton
George N. Fuller
Postal Department
Helena
Chateau Agawam
Fuller
Farmington
Agawaum
Kalispell
Arena
Dell Blancett
Pendleton
Oregon
Lee Caldwell
Ben Dobbins
Dave White
California
Carl Manderville
Yakiam Canutt
Washington
Wild West Arena
Tommy Sierman
Narcisse McKay
William Wilkins
Robert Burke
Umatilla
Kittie Wilkes
Miss Wilkes
Ella Merryville
Josephine Sherry
Sammy Garrett
Bert Thompson
Missoula
Gorge Wier
Texas
Ruth Parton
Girl Wonder
Allard
Flathead
Ed McCarthy
Cheyenne
Jim Parsons
Charlie Allard
Flathead Reservation
Charles Paw
Blackfeet Reservation
Wrething
Sleepy Armstrong
Park
Haley
Teton Slope
Chas. Strand
E. W. Johnson
Great Falls
Jackson
Chateau Mercantile Company
I Or
Board of Equalization
Guardian’s Sale
Joan A. Burrell
District Court of
Sidney Burrell
GSO Acres
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