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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
E L Jourdonnais is identified as owner and publisher of a Choteau Montana weekly published every Thursday. The notice notes the paper is entered in the Choteau post office as second class matter.
The annual Christmas seal sale in Teton County raised 245 dollars, per county chairman Mrs. A W Walker. Towns contributed Chateau 100 Fairfield 55 Dutton 30 Power 20 Pendroy 12 Bole 12 Agawam 6 Bynum 5 Farmington 35. Some remittances are outstanding and readers are urged to send in one dollar per sheet. proceeds fund the tuberculin survey in the anti tuberculosis effort.
W. H. Stearns of Seattle arrived last Friday and remained over the weekend visiting his son Frank Stearns in Choteau.
Mr Stearns Sr a former Montanan has returned home after twelve years in Seattle where he works in a can factory department that makes the machines that make the cans He formerly worked in the foundry department of A C M Co during his career and visited with sons in the state before coming to Chateau
A Chateau group led by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weaver and others hunted rattlers on the Robinson ranch south of Chateau. They brought back six or more snakes and Davidson displayed a large specimen at Ray's Standard service station. The den lies seven miles south on highway 33 then four miles east.
Mr and Mrs W E Zeigler spent Tuesday at their country home in Power attending to business and visiting friends, according to local observers.
The H D club met Thursday afternoon at the school house with Mrs N Paulus leading a foundation garments demonstration. Mrs G Gamradt and Miss E Uhlenkott served lunch. Local residents and visitors attended events in Choteau and Great Falls, including hospital visits and family gatherings.
The Beck H. D. club met April 15 at Beck school with 19 members and four visitors. Hostesses were Mrs. Gamradt and Miss Uhlenkott. Members reported new and remodeled dresses, colors and styles suited to individuals were used. The president and secretary reviewed council work, costs of a home demonstration agent were explained, and Mrs. Paulus led an instructional project. Mrs. Lehnert presented a lesson on Mending. A delicious lunch followed.
The Better Homes Club met Friday April 16 at Velma Olsen's home. Officers elected include Gladys Smith president Esther Arensmeyer vice president Lois Hodgskiss secretary and Alma Allum recreation leader. Next meeting set for May 14 at Gladys Smith’s home. Patricia Moulton, Reporter.
Miss Lorraine Schaeffer and two friends from Great Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaefer in Agawam. Mrs Estelle Holland of Helena spent the weekend with her sister Mrs A C Robinson. Grace Torgenson and Beta Agee are improving rapidly. Mr and Mrs Harry Young visited friends in Agawam. Mrs Perkins visited the Jen son family. Mr and Mrs Wm Breding shopped in Great Falls Saturday. Farmers begin spring work. Mr Zear has wheat seeded.
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle of the Assemblies of God announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. evangelistic service at 8:00 p.m. A midnight section meets Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Pastor H. H. Skaret invites everyone to attend.
Thornton & Minor Clinic of Kansas City offers Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment from a private formula. Available in tins for 60 cents or tubes for 75 cents, sold by leading druggists with satisfaction or money back guarantee.
Notice that School District No 27 of Teton county Montana will sell to the highest bidder for cash a school building on NWNW 36 27 8 bids due to the clerk by 12 noon May 1 1937. The board may reject any bid deemed insufficient. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. First pub April 15 Last April 22.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County judges authorize executors T C Larson and J F Schulte to sell the decedent Joseph A Baart's real estate. Sales may be in one parcel or subdivisions with 10 percent cash due at bid and balance on sale confirmation for property in Chateau Choteau Montana Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and N half of 27 plus all of 28 in block 1 Original Townsite.
The alias summons directs Ralph Corson et al to answer a complaint filed in Teton County Montana seeking to quiet title to land described by metes and bounds in Section 25 Township 24 North Range 5 West. The plaintiff seeks adjudication that title is free of encumbrances and any claims by defendants or unknown parties. First pub April 22.
In open court on April 16 1937 Judge R M Hattersley presided over a matter involving ownership and improvements on a parcel described as situated thereon. The record confirms formal completion of proceedings with the judge’s signature.
Sealed bids in Choteau Montana are invited by the Town Clerk for materials to build Hazletts Second Addition sewer system Special Improvement District No 20. Bids due eight oclock PM May 3 1937 with 10 percent bid deposit. contract bond required at 25 percent.
The material will be delivered on the tracks in Choteau Montana as soon as the contract is let and no later than May 18 1937. The council may reject any or all bids or proposals. J G Jackson Town Clerk first published April 15 last April 22.
Probate notice runs four months for creditors to present claims against Roy W. Pilling deceased. Administrator with the will annexed Co D McDonald urges vouchers be filed at Georges Coffey Chateau Montana. First pub April 1, last April 22, 1937.
Notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to C R Hansen administrator at 403 Ford Building Great Falls Montana Cascade County. Dated April 9 1937. Murch and Wuerthner Attorneys for Administrator Great Falls Montana. First Publication April 15 last May 6.
Department of the Interior notices Robert F. Adams of Chateau Montana intends to prove up a three year claim on stockraising land in sections 19 30 25 25 N 7 W and 25 N 8 W Montana Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Choteau on May 17 1937. Witnesses listed Louis Hamilton G H Tryon B T Adams Russell Mellon all of Choteau. Register Thomas F Corbally. First pub April 8 last May 6, 1937.
Bertha Hougan sues all persons claiming any interest or lien on Farm Unit A NE Quarter Sec 15 22N 2W in Teton County Montana. Defendants must appear within sixty days of first publication to state their interest or lien. Attorneys CHURCH & JARDINE note no adverse interests listed. First Pub March 25.
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