Local weekly paper enters post office as second class matter
Published every Thursday at 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 19, 1934
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana and entered in the post office as second class matter.
Residents attend a recreation party in Choteau and a high school class play. Edwin Bingham hauls horses and machinery to Flathead with Leo Howell and Harry Dillard for summer relocation. Various gatherings include a H J meeting at Mrs Lovina Lee home and a Relief Society event.
Mr and Mrs Myers and mother were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frazier Monday of last week. Mr and Mrs Van Kuiken of Fort Benton visited Mr and Mrs Bill Wiseman and Mr and Mrs Herman Bauma last week. Mr and Mrs Frazier entertained a large company from Great Falls last Sunday. Mrs Clara Ferris called at the Hauxwell home last Monday. The Wa terman family and Mr and Mrs Hauxwell attended. Walter Haskell helps John son south of Chateau with spring work. Hallie Ferris and father E H Ferris visit the Hauxwells this week. Mr and Mrs Myers and mother visited Collins last week.
Teton County Emergency Relief association is allowed limited funds for relief of those in need. Unlike the CWA, aid can go to individuals or families. Eligibility requires destitution and no outside support. recipients must work on approved projects if able. Applicants register with Buell A. Roll, secretary of the association.
Henry B. Hanson administrator announces a public auction of Gunder Hanson estate property in Te ton County to the highest cash bidder on April 30, 1934 at 2 PM at the court house front door in Choteau Montana. Described are S 12 of N 14 of Sec 27 T25N R4W MPM and SE 1/4 Sec 33 T23N R1W MPM with Lots 5 6 7 8 in Block 25 Hazletts addition.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana states Clinton L. Stillman of Chateau filed for final three year proof to establish claim on land in section 26 township 24 north range 6 west meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Chateau is May 26 1934 with witnesses Earl Yeager Harley Yeager George Cook and Leon Phillips all of Choteau Montana. First publication April 19.
Executor Harvey B Wilkinson announces a four month claims period for all creditors and interested persons to present claims with vouchers. Claims should be filed with attorney BE L Murphy in the Tarson block, City of Choteau Montana, per first publication of this notice.
Public notice dated April 13, 1934 announces the administration of the estate of Harvey E Wilkinson. E L Murphy, attorney, lists the place for business transactions and creditors must file claims by the stated dates. First publication April 19, last publication May 10.
Estate of S L Green in Montana issued notice to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Admin R M Armour directed at 505 506 First National Bank Building Great Falls with attorney listed. First publication Apr 19 1934 last May 10.
Estate of Henry Beaupre deceased seeks creditors and claimants with vouchers. Executrix Josephine F Beaupre at George Coffey, Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated April 14 1934. First pub April 19, last May 10. Attorney for Executrix George Coffey.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a mortgage foreclosure suit in Montana Teton County against numerous named defendants led by Ludvig Peterson's estate. The action seeks $1000 principal plus interest, costs, and attorney fees, secured by a mortgage on the north half of section 35, township 26N, range 1W. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days.
The District Court of the North Judicial District Montana Teton County issues summons in a case where Oral G. Meadows sues Lillie Angus Margaret Angus James Angus Elmer C. Smith executor G S Frary H G Weese Co and unknown claimants over land in Teton County Montana. Defendants must answer within 20 days. failure leads to default judgment. The property includes multiple parcels in sections 5 6 7 8 township 23 north range 5 west and seeks a court decree quieting title in favor of the plaintiff. The case filed April 7 1934 by Clerk Frances Rosengren and attorney Bert I Packer. First publication April 12 last publication May 3.
Court records reveal a verified complaint seeking all parcels and appurtenances described in the tana Principal Meridian comprising 160 acres. The filing, dated April 14, 1934, lists Max P. Kuhr as Clerk and Paul B. Bowen as attorney for the plaintiff.
Teton County Montana offers for sale by public auction the tax deed property at the courthouse in Chateau on April 28 1934 at 2 pm. The estate covers parts of Sections 13 and 24 in Township 26N Range 8W with appraised value of 1000 dollars. Minimum bid is 90 percent of the amount. Terms require 50 percent down and balance in two-year deferred payments.
Teton County offers real property to bidders with 50 percent down, 4 percent interest on the deferred balance, and a contract upon bid acceptance. After purchaser fulfills terms, a quit claim deed transfers all county and state rights. Dated February 8, 1934, notice runs April 5 to April 26.
Notice is given of a public sale of extensive real property in Teton County Montana on March 8 1934. The listing includes numerous parcels within townships 22 north range 6 west and 7 west with a total appraised value of 6667 00 and a 90 percent bid credit to the county. Terms require 20 percent down at sale and the rest in two years at 4 percent interest with a quit claim deed issued after contract fulfillment.
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