Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Directors and Officers
The bank lists capital of 50 000 and surplus of 10 000. Officers include C S McDonald as president J C Morgan and F A Woehner as vice presidents A B Guthrie as cashier and C D McDonald as assistant cashier. Directors are Fred A Woehner J C Morgan A B Guthrie S McDonald and J E Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Capital
C. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
F. A. Woehner
A. B. Guthrie
C. D. McDonald
Asst
Cashier
Fred A. Woehner
S. McDonald
J. E. Sullivan
Writing a Clear Personal Check for Security and Accuracy
Guidance on issuing checks distinctly to prevent misidentification of the payee or amount. Emphasizes using your own checkbook when possible to ensure correct account details and reduce the chance of items being misplaced or misrecorded.
Sale of Household Articles At Chateau After April First
Notice of sale by Oren R Nelson as they leave Chateau offering many items including Circassian walnut dining set with chairs two mahogany rockers and tables oak beds dressers chests and wardrobes sewing machine heating stoves ranges and various chairs and outdoor tools to be sold at reduced prices on or after April 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Notice for Publication Non-Coal in Montana District Court
Public notice announces summons in a Montana district court case between The Commercial National Bank of Great Falls and defendants FF S Hurlburt and Eunice Hurlburt. Also publishes Interior Department land claim notice for Adolphus B. St Germain in Choteau with April 20, 1922, proof date and witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Commercial National Bank of Great
Twent
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Adolphus B. St. Germain
Choteau
Seyne
Township
Range
Meridian
Marcus Daly
Haggin
Hearst
Tevis
Butte
Daly
Arizona
Anaconda
Mississippi
U. S. Geological Survey
Disaster of 1917 French Defeat Under Nivelle
The Revue de Paris documents the April 16 1917 French attack between Reims and Soissons led by General Nivelle and its catastrophic results. Painleve accounts reveal Nivelle’s certainty, early disclosure of plans, German interception, and the equipment heavy defenses at Vauclere and Craonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revue de Paris
General Nivelle
Reims
Soissons
Mr. Painleve
M. Painleve
Chemine Des Dames
Douglas Haig
Nivelle
Arras
St. Quentin
Ludendorff
S. Nivelle
Joffre
Foch
Petain
Sommer
Haig
Verdun
Vaux and
Douaumont
Somme
Brussels
Reims-Soissons
Vauclere
Craonne
Manchester
Ieng
Guardian
Foreclosure Notice Involving Hulburt Mortgage Case
Judgment by default may be entered if not appeared. Foreclosure on a mortgage executed April 21 1919 by F S Hulburt and Eunice Hulburt on Lot 1 NEquarter NWquarter SEquarter NWquarter of Section 31 Township 28 North Range 2 West containing 156.95 acres more or less. Notes total 2500 dollars with 10 percent interest and attorney fees. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson signs, Peters Smith and H R Eickemeyer attorneys. First publication March 31, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Hulburt
Eunice Hulburt
Lotone
FP. S. Hurlburt
Eunice Hurlburt
Sth Court
Blanche M. Jacobson
Peters & Smith
H. R. Eickemeyer
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Montana
Bremer
Hurry, Kline & Slattery
Plaintiff
Glasgow
Welsh miner poet Huw Williams draws Anglo-Saxon readers
Huw Menai Williams, a Wales post miner born in Carnarvonshire, works as a coal miner in Glamorgan since youth. His verse, written in English, emerges from a mining town mood and personal self made intellect, with his book Through the Upcast Shaft creating a furore in England per Argonaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huw Menai Williams
Wales
Carnarvonshire
Willimans
Glamorgan
William
England
Argonaut
Iceland Ponies Run In Herds Not Single Leaders
Iceland ponies travel in groups with one or two leaders and the rest follow, making it hard for a traveler to deviate from the track. The habit has given the breed a reputation for stupidity in this country, where they are mostly used in coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Sheriff Foreclosure Sale for Montana Properties
Public notices describe a 520 acre Montana land tract in Teton County foreclosed under a 1921 decree. Sheriff I S Martine schedules sale April 1, 1922 in Chateau, with Freeman Thelan Frary representing the plaintiff. Separate action in 1922-1923 seeks mortgage foreclosure on property in section 1, township 24 north range 5 west and related water stock interests with detailed lien and deficiency provisions, clerk Blanche M. Jacobson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Teton County
Range 5
Montana Meridian
Henry Bremer
Louise Bremer
Elliott A. Colony
Farmers Co-Operative Canal Co
Farmers Irrigation and Canal Co
Lands Seized In Teton County Foreclosure Sale
The First National Bank of Chateau sues Charles M Odell Iva B Odell and Teton County Montana to foreclose and sell 160 acres in section13 township23 north range8 west at auction April 18 1922 in Chateau Montana to satisfy a judgment obtained March16 1922 with interest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Johnson
Gilman
Daniel McFarland
Thomas Rogers
James LaRance
W. E. Bennett
Register
Cowgill
FT. A. Meagher
Fordson Tractor F. C. B
Fordsons
Power-Morgan Company
Celand Ponies
Cottonwood
P. Hall
Sheriff’s Sale
Marie G. Bellock
Louise Vetters
American Bank & Trust Company
Court House
United States
A. D
I. S. Martine
M. G. Read
Freeman, Thelan & Frary
H. J. Lander & Co
a _ corporation
A Corporation
Oklahoma
Joplin
Missouri
The
Montana Power Company
Sheriff's Sale
First National Bank of
Charles M. Odell
Iva B. Odell
Towit
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