Pendroy Resident Visiting as Red Cross Training Starts
Henry Jenson of Pendroy is a visitor at the county seat today. Red Cross training begins Monday March 29 at Chateau. Arthur Hirshberg returns from Great Falls and Stockett. Mrs Chester Hale becomes clerk at the post office candy and confectionery shop. The Cleary daughters miss school due to flu but are recovering. Prof Burgett returns to duties after illness. Lillian Archibald 12 ill with flu but improving. W D Jones visited Chateau with Spring is ranch friends. For sale two Percheron colts three cows and calf. Time on bankable paper. Owner may reclaim a black and white heifer by paying charges. W B Staley Choteau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Staley
Choteau
Nelson Family Plans Move to Chicago for Work
Oren R Nelson and wife and family depart tomorrow for Chicago where Mr Nelson will serve as bookkeeper for a large printing firm. The Soo Son restaurant on South Main avenue will reopen Monday morning with Chef Soo Son’s strong reputation attracting many customers from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren R. Nelson
Chicago
Nelson
The
Montanan
Soo Son
South Main Avenue
Chateau Soo Son
Former boot and shoe dealer starts grocery business in Oakland
A letter from B. T. Glasgow formerly of Chateau reports he has moved to Oakland California with his family. He purchased a fine grocery business and a home and asks that his Montana paper be sent to his new address in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Glasgow
Chateau
Oakland
Calif
Montanan
District Court Dismisses Two Montana Larceny Cases
This week in district court the State of Montana cases against T. M. Madden for grand larceny and John S. Lillard for obtaining under false pretenses were dismissed on motion by County Attorney Geo W Magee. The court spent all day Thursday on Geo Willits and Adolph St Germain charged with grand larceny, likely to be concluded today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
T. M. Madden
John S. Lillard
Geo. W. Magee
Geo. Willets
Adolph St. Germain
Stray Roan Horse With Brand Recovered Reward Offered
A roan horse, about 8 or 9 years old, with three white feet and a reversed A lazy S brand on the right shoulder is missing. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. notify the office with its location.
K. K. K. Meeting and Local Social Notes
K K K will meet at Mrs John Truchots home in this city on Thursday March 25. All members are expected to be present. Mrs Lou Daggett of the Dry Forks is visiting friends in Chateau this week at Mrs Maynards home. R P Reckards banker of Great Falls was in Chateau last evening to attend the annual meeting of the Stockmens State Bank of this city where he serves as director.
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Lou Daggett
The
Dry Forks
Chateau
Maynard
R. P. Reckards
Great Falls
Stockmens State Bank
Visiters From Agawam Bynum Mrs Wag nild In Choteau
Mrs Otto Schaefer and daughter of Agawam and Mrs Gordon Monk journeyed with Tan and Miss Magda Waenild of Bynum to visit Mrs Otto Wagonild in Choteau last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schaefer
Agawam
Gordon Monk
Tan
Magda Waenild
Bynum
Otto Wagnild
Choteau
Sheriff’s sale in Teton County Montana foreclosure case
Court orders sale of multiple tracts in Teton County Montana to satisfy judgments. Sheriff I S Martine authorized to auction off parcels including sections 4 9 and 23 township 23 north range 6 west and related properties in Chateau Great Falls based on decrees issued March 1920 and March 2 1920. First publication dates March 28 March 5 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
M. G. Read
Murch and Werthner
Attys
Great Falls
Plaintiff’s Attorneys
B. M. Jacobson
Peters & Smith
Ford Bldg
Axel L. Largon
Irma, M. Larson
St. Anthony
Dakota Elevator ‘Company
First National Bank of
Chateau, Montana
Axel L. Larson
Irma M. Larson
County of
Teton
Montana Principal Meridian
Court House
Chateau
United States
A. D
I. Smartine
Murch & Wuerthner
Mont
Betts et al Face Civil Action in Montana Court
The Gilman State Bank of Gilman sues Walter C Betts Mary E Betts Power-Morgan Co Boorman Power Lumber Ellis Mack R L Hood Rogers-Templeton Lumber H J McGregor in the Nineteenth District Court Teton County Montana a civil action filed by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Gilman State Bank of Gilman
Walter C. Betts
Mary E. Betts
Power-Morgan Company
2 Corporation
Boorman-Power Lumber & Implement Company
J. M. Ellis and
F. M. Mack, Co. Partners
Ellis & Mack
R. L. Hood
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Company
A Corporation
H. J. McGregor
Foreclosure Suit Filed by Capital Trust & Savings Bank
District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County on March 2 1920 hears Capital Trust and Savings Bank versus unknown. Sale and decree of foreclosure initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicials
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust& Savings Bank
School District 1 Board Proposes Extra Tax for 1920
At a March 9 1920 meeting the Board of Trustees of School District No 1 Teton County Montana endorsed a two mill tax levy in addition to the ten mill levy to raise teacher salaries and finish the Chateau school. The clerk was authorized to prepare ballots for the April 3 1920 annual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees of
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
John W. Hall
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Bordens
Haugen’s
Spring Creek Dairy
John Lyon
Montan
A. C. Warner
U. S
J. L. Walcott
Henry Jenson
Pendroy
Red Cross
Arthur Hirshberg
Stockett
Chester Hale
Post Office
H. T. Cleary
Prof. Burgett
Lillian Archibald
Valentine Kirsch
Sheriff's Sale
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Jessie W. Keithley
Maude Keithley
First National Bank of Chateau
Strain Brothers
Jesse W. Keithley
Township Twenty
M. M
A.D
Martine
Ranges
Montana Meridian
E. J. Liese
NEW World Life Insurance CO
Choteau Land & Loan Co
UBLIC
Cowgill Place
Overland
Studebaker
Prairie Breaker
Deering
McCormick
Fuller & Johnson
DeLavel
S. C
Freeman Daley
H. G. Ward
E. D. Forrest
H. A. Norman
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