Choteau Weekly Advertiser Entered as Second Class
The publication is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
2
The publication is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and entered in the post office as second class matter.
Miss Jessie Moore and Gideon Udin, a popular young couple, married last Friday in Great Falls with Justice of the Peace Isaacson officiating at the courthouse. Attendants were Mrs. Agnes Moore and David Udin. The bride, a Teton County High School graduate of 1934, has ties to the local community, while the groom is the son of County Commissioner Algon Udin and has worked with county road construction crews. The couple now reside at the Graff residence in southwest town and were feested by friends Tuesday night with a charivari and well wishes.
The program praised the successful evening with vocal numbers by Alex Longmuir and the orchestra and noted complimentary public address system from Cook's Radio Service of Great Falls. Willson announced the general fun feed committee and named special committees and workers including A. G Guthrie, Irshal Davis, and Mae Walton.
Chateau Boy Scouts wowed at Helena Scout circus with the drum and bugle corps earning the night’s top applause. The caravan traveled from Chateau via Augusta to Wolf Creek and back with Montana highway patrol escorts enforcing interval and speed rules.
Sheriff J. L. Billings and Mrs. Billings returned from a several weeks trip to his former home in Menominee Wisconsin. He noted many changes since his last visit and commented that the area seems drier now, possibly due to the disappearance of the northern woods.
The city calls for a general spring clean-up to improve beauty and health. Citizens should dispose of unsightly rubbish at the city dump with free service from city trucks and workers starting Monday April 19. Materials should be placed near alleys for easy removal.
Department of the Interior notice states Robert F. Adams of Chateau Montana filed to prove up a stockraising homestead on land in Sec. 19 30 and Sec. 25 25N 8W before U S Commissioner Charess H. Ferris at Choteau on May 17 1937. Witnesses listed: Louis Hamilton G H Tryon S T Adams Russell Mellon all of Choteau. Register Thos F Corbally. First pub April 8 last May 6, 1937.
In Montana Ninth Judicial District Te ton County the executor Adolph Nelsen will sell after April 20 1937 at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation of the decedent Nels Nelsons rights title and interest as of death plus any accrued interests per an order dated January 8 1937. The sale may be at the court or other location as determined. Also notice of special assessment No 41 by Teton Cooperative Canal Co Farmington Montana of $25 per share payable by April 20 1937 with delinquent shares sold May 10 1937 at 2 pm at the Farmington post office to cover the assessment and costs. Cal Binford secretary treasurer. First pub March 25 last April 15.
Executor Adolph Nelsen seeks court sale of real property for the estate of Nels Nelsen. The land is East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 21 in Township 22 North Range 2 West M M Te ton County Montana with all appurtenances. Sale terms require cash upon confirmation by the District Court and deed delivery. bids must be written and filed with the executor in Fairfield Montana or at the clerk of court prior to sale. First publication April 1, last April 8.
Administrator with the will annexed of Roy W Pilling deceased calls all creditors and those with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to George Coffey Chateau Montana. Date March 30 1937. Co D McDonald Administrator with the will annexed George Coffey Attorney for Administrator with the will annexed First pub April 1 last April 22.
Notice announces Ross Lemmon of Bynum Montana filing for three year proof on Original Stock-raising Homestead Entry in 1937 at Chateau Montana. The second item is a complex foreclose suit in Chouteau and Teton counties involving Bertha Hougan and numerous heirs and trustees over Farm Unit A Northeast Quarter Section 15 Township 22 North Range 2 West Mont principal meridian with court summons due within sixty days.
The case against A E Anderson as administrator of Annie McDermott estate seeks $1200 plus interest and additional sums under a mortgage. The court, in Great Falls Montana, orders sale of Lots 2 3 4 and related parcels in Section 3 Township 28N Range 2E totaling about 317.68 acres with improvements. First publication March 18 1937.
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