County land records list various deeds and patents
A Teton County Montana notice details weeks ending April 29 1919 including patents to Vernal R Hughes Melvin Amundson Charley A Sweger Howard Higgins Jerry McCartey Jesse R Villars John E Cashman Fannie C Fitzhugh etc. Warranty deeds transfer property to multiple buyers, a sheriff's deed to George F Hughes and a right of way deed from John Jackson to Great Falls Power Company for transmission lines across sections 11 23 25 in townships 25N 5W 4W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton‘ ‘County
Detract ‘Co
Choteau
Montana
Melvin Amundson
Charley A. Sweger
Howard H. Higgins
Jerry McCartey
Jesse R. Villars
Ned
John E. Cashman
W. Fannie C. Fitzhugh
Emmaline Delaney
John Alogsous Delaney
Joseph Zabinsky
Martha Zabinsky
Edward D. Jackson
George Coffey, Jr
W. Monroe T. Crawford
John C. Boettcher
Bynum
Mont
George F. Miller
Adam H. Barr
Cowgill
Chateau
Harrison White
John W. White
First Mortgage Loan Company of
Trustees of
Pendroy
Teton County
Martine
George F. Hughes
Notice to Creditors Estate of Alexander Truchot
Administratrix Mary E Truchot announces to creditors and claimants that all claims against Alexander Truchot deceased must be shown with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims must be presented at First National Bank of Chateau, the estate’s business location. Date April 26, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Truchot
First National Bank of
Chateau
Mary E. Truchot
Notice to creditors in estate of Adella C. Wilcox
Executor Guy M. Wilcox of Adella C. Wilcox's estate urges all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be shown to attorney James Sulgrove at room 22 Larson block Chateau Montana, the estate's business office. First published April 11, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella C. Wilcox
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Guy M. Wilcox
James Sulgrove
The Star Presents Alice Joyce in The Lion and the Mouse
Alice Joyce stars in The Lion and the Mouse a Vitagraph six reel super feature at Royal Theatre Monday May 6. The production showcases a remarkable stage success with a notable supporting cast under director Tom Terrisa. Charles Klein, famed American playwright, is cited as author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Joyce
Charles Klein
Vitagraph
Tom Terrisa
PLACE
Royal Theatre
Train Changes Halt Pendroy Line Trips
Beginning Monday Great Northern cuts passenger service on the Pendroy branch. A mixed train now departs Choteau at 7 30 a m daily except Sunday and returns at 6 00 p m, prompting passengers to seek jitneys for trips to Great Falls and making travel slower and less convenient along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endiaver
Governa
Great Northern
Pendroy
Choteau
Great Falls
Yim Hills
Preserving Eggs by R L Smith Cine Poulley Specialist
The article outlines months best for egg preservation April to June due to low prices. Fresh eggs stay 8 to 12 months when properly packed and kept cool dry. Water glass method uses two 5 gallon cracks and sodium silicate to preserve 30 dozen eggs for six to nine months. Lime water and grease preservers offer alternatives with varying results.
Bryan Named Moderator Candidate for Presbyterian Church
William Jennings Bryan is announced as a candidate for moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The general assembly will choose the moderator in St. Louis from May 15 to 23, according to J. B. Wootan of New York, publicity director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian Church of the United
Notice to Grain Growers on State Hail Insurance Law
The State Board of Hail Insurance issues the State Hail Insurance Law in pamphlet form. Application blanks with full information are available from county assessors or by mail from the State Board of Hail Insurance in Helena Montana. The pamphlets enable growers to learn the new law firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Hail Insurance
Helena
Montana
Death of Mrs John Sand in April 1919
Mrs. Johanna Sand wife of John Sand died at the Chateau hospital on Saturday April 26 1919 and was buried at Fairfield Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Fairfield Norwegian church conducted by Rev A Lunde. She had been in poor health for years and recently underwent an operation but did not recover. Mrs Sand is survived by 2 husbands and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Sand
John Sand
Chateau Hospital
Fairfield
A. Lunde
Senator Warren on League of Nations and peace efforts
Senator Warren voices cautious support for a European settlement to balance power and enforce demands while opposing the original League of Nations. He favors a covenant that could gain backing, but admonishes that the amended treaty requires full understanding of its Monroe Doctrine clause. He stresses avoiding further war yet rejects sole U.S. responsibility to settle global European disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carith
St. Ee
Warren
Europe
League of Nations
Senate
United States
Farmers Try Out Sun Flowers In Teton County Demonstrations
Teton County Farm Bureau sponsors sun flower demonstrations with fourteen farmers growing one to ten acres for forage and silage. Participants include J. T. Hart Power Chas Schreiner Fairfield Heckman Bros Gilman C W Hess Gilman W C Betts Gilman M C Crawford Dutton G A Ritschke Dutton W J Hafner Conrad C A Rose Conrad FP Reams Cleir Bar VanHorn Farmington R A Clearman Choteau Joe Liberty Choteau H D Brimble Collins. The sun flowers accompany a silo campaign expected to boost dry year livestock feed. gopher poison mixing nears completion with twenty five tons prepared and 40,000 lbs shipped nationwide. Government poison totaling 1000 lbs is ready for distribution to landholders adjacent to government land. state poison to follow for unleased state land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farm Bureau
J. T. Hart
Power
Chas. “Schreiner
Fairfield
Heckman Bros
Gilman
M. C. Crawford
Dutton
G. A. Ritschke
W. J. Hafner
Conrad
C. A. Rose
Reams
Cleir
Bar] VanHorn
Farmington
R. A. Clearman
Choteau
Joe Liberty
H. D. Brimble
Collins
Chateau
Dry Forks Gossip from a Warm, Dry Season
Local notes from Dry Forks report Chas Alpaugh returning from Judith Gap, townsfolk at a Sunday picture show, and several visits to Great Falls Lewistown and Helena planned for May. Mentions include back-home greetings for George Cook, a dance on Porter Beach, Red Cross meeting with Mrs Campbell, and busy lumber season with visitors B Rack and Harry Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
F. Campbell
J. E. Sullivan
Great Falls
Miss Benna
Lewistown
Helena
Dry Forks
George Cook
U. S
W. Helms
Porter Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
the War Industries Board
Aili
Esc Gols
Chateau Lumber Co
the Red Shed
State Council of Defense
EMRY
Chotead
Pigieecesiot
John Lyon
Forrest Garage
Odd Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
W. E. Logan
N. G. Co
H. Connor
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Russell Mellon
N. G
C. E. Trescott
R. Hughes
Henry Bremer
W. Nellie Lillard
Phil I. Cole
Mary Larson
W. A. J. Schultz
Herman Schultz
Carlton K. Malone
Tobias Talifson
North Dak
Kositzky
Iee
Nonpartisan League
Townley
LeSueur
Dorman
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
Great Falls Hotel
Great ‘Falls
the Ranchers Hail & Fire Insurance Company
the Mutual Company of Montana Farmers
H. Wells
Commercial Hotel
A. C. Warner
Samuel Henry Haas
Iet National Bank
Monta
E. J. Crary
McDonald
C. J. B. Stephens
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chateau, Mont
H. T. Rhoads
H.W. Bateman
MAG
U.S. Army
H. J. McGregor
McDonald Building
K of P
E. A. Cleland
C. C
K. of
Cottonwood Camp
Moose Hall
W. H. Webb
John A. Gleason
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. C. Dietrich
H. Porter
Sec
S.B. Foote
W. M
R. L. Smith
Bryan
Chas. Alpaugh
Judith Gap
Rack
Harry
Bynom
Yon Yonsen
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