Choteau Acantha Official Paper Notice
The Choteau Acantha published weekly in Choteau Montana is the official county paper. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year $1.25 for six months and $0. roe Pen countries Canada 2.50 per year. Payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
2
The Choteau Acantha published weekly in Choteau Montana is the official county paper. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year $1.25 for six months and $0. roe Pen countries Canada 2.50 per year. Payable in advance.
A two day training school will be held at the local Methodist church Monday and Tuesday in April 1920. Dr. C. L. Clifford of Kalispell Montana directs the program with Rev. Chas G Cole assisting. Courses cover improving the Sunday church school and community Christian ideals. Successful past sessions see certificates toward a Standard Training School diploma and strong local enrollment.
Harold McDonald spent Wednesday night with Guy Gulbrandsen. Pendroy 4-H will hold its first meeting Saturday April 17 in the school house at 2 o clock. AJL girls ages 10 to 20 are invited to join. Friends of J B Pendroy met at his apartment Wednesday evening for a surprise party with a Dutch lunch and cheerful atmosphere. Mrs Fuller hosted Harold McDonald at dinner Wednesday. Phyllis May Kaupish is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Talbert Ethel Reid and John Bolsinger attended a recreational party at Chateau Friday evening. The Pendroy H D club meets today with Mrs Earles. Mrs Paul Rose called on Mrs LA Swanson Thursday. Mr and Mrs Estes and Mr and
Mrs Durland and Mrs Campbell visited, Swanson brothers visited their ill mother in Alexandria, Elizabeth Sorenson won first in home economics and Bobby Gulbrandsen second in algebra at the Great Falls scholastic meet. Harold McDonald visited Chester Thomas, families shared Sunday dinners, 4 H leaders met in Chateau, Paul Oertel and Jim Bennett called at Choteau.
The Belleview 4 H Club met on April 10 at the Belleview schoolhouse. Norma Rogers dropped out and Walter Rogers was elected secretary. Members completed application cards and chose potatoes and turkeys as a project. Next meeting set for May 1 at the schoolhouse. Walter Rogers news reporter.
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle of the Assemblies of God announces weekly services led by Pastor George H. Searet. Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m., evangelistic service 8 p.m. Tuesday prayer meeting 2:30 p.m., Wednesday 8 p.m. All are welcome.
Masses announced by Rev. J. F. Schulte pastor on Sunday April 18 at 9 o clock in Chateau and 11 o clock in Bynum.
The annual junior prom of Teton County High School will be in the high school gym Friday evening April 23 invitations have been sent by the junior class Miss Beulah Brown is the class sponsor Elaborate decorations are in progress. Sealed bids for sewer district improvements in Choteau Montana due May 3 1937 with detailed material lists and surety requirements.
Notice that School District No 27 of Teton county Montana will sell to the highest cash bidder a school building located on NW Y percent NW Y percent 36 27 83 bids due to the district clerk by 12 noon May 1 1937. The board may reject any bid if deemed insufficient. First publication April 15 last April 22.
Report shows bank assets 679317.86 with cash, government obligations, loans, and fixed assets. Deposits total 609094.19 including demand and time deposits. capital account 170223.67. Legal reserve 60909.42. pledged assets noted. Also includes public land notice and witness list for land entry in Chateau Montana.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Jakob O Skeide deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at 403 Ford Building Great Falls Cascade County Montana. Dated April 9 1937. C R Hansen Administrator of the estate of Jakob O Skeide deceased. Murch and Wuerthner Attorneys for Administrator Great Falls Mont First Publication April 15 last May 6
Directors levy assessment No 41 of 25 per share onFarmington Montana stock payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by April 20 1937. Delinquent shares to be sold at public auction May 10 1937 at 2 pm at Farmington post office front door Teton county unless payment is made. Cat Binford secretary treasurer Farmington Montana first publication March 25 last April 15.
Estate of Roy W. Pilling deceased. administrator with the will annexed invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at George Coffey office Chateau Montana. dates April 1 to April 22 for the first and last publication. Attorney George Coffey represents the administrator.
The city invites citizens to join a general spring clean-up to improve beauty and health. City trucks and workers will assist free of charge starting Monday April 19. Place rubbish near alleys for easy removal to the city dump. Co. W. Burns, Mayor.
Proprietor Joe Mozer announces closure of the shoe and harness shop in Chateau for 60 days beginning May 1. Customers are urged to bring work in before the period and a door slot will allow parcel drop during closing hours.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County Bertha Hougan sues all claimants to Farm Unit A Section 15 Township 22 North Range 2 West, seeking a decree that she owns the property in fee simple free of liens and that heirs and others have no claim. The case cites John Hougan’s heirs Anna Fousek Edna Taylor Mable Curray and Sander Hougan as the heirs. The court requires the defendants to answer within sixty days of the first publication.
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