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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
7
Administrator Bert I. Packer seeks creditors and claimants of Olaus Benson deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be submitted to Bert I. Packer at Larson Building Chateau Montana. Publication dates April 14 21 28 and May 5 1949.
Estate of Katharine McDonald Kinkle requests all creditors and claimants exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Notices directed to the Administrator at George Coffey Office Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date April 9 1949. Co D. McDonald Katharine McDonald Kinkle deceased. George Coffey Attorney for Administrator.
Executor Julius J. Wuer-thner announces the estate of Abigal Janette Miles, deceased, creditors and claimants must present vouchers within ten months of the first publication at 403 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Dated April 22 1949.
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District in Teton County Montana issues an order to show cause why a size order of real estate should not be made. The filing concerns a court action in the state jurisdiction seeking a determination on property size.
Public Administrator R E Nelson petitions for order to sell decedent Barbara Bremner’s real estate. Judge Hattersley orders interested parties to appear May 20, 1949 in Chateau Montana to justify sale. Notice to be published in Choteau Acantha two weeks. BERTHA DRINK WINE deceased. Attorney Leo H Murphy. Dated April 22, 1949.
Plaintiffs Rudolph E. Gettel and Regina Gettel sue defendants including Effie Benn unknown heirs and devisees, A H Gray and Ida Gray, John Corcoran and Golda Corcoran, A J Fousek and Anna Fousek, and all unknown claimants. The State of Montana is also named. The action seeks to quiet title to Section 17, Township 23 North, Range 1 East in Teton County Montana. Court clerk is Geo J. Gunther. Case filed April 15, 1949. Four weekly publications April 21, 28 May 5 12.
The administrator of the estate of Bertha Drinkwine announces to creditors to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Vouchers should be sent to Leo H Murphy at Larson Bundire Chateau Montana, April 25, 1949.
The document records Walter W Scott and Jerome L Scott forming a partnership under Gambles Store authorized dealer in Chateau Montana. It certifies the copartners, their residences in Choteau and Chateau, and the dated oath sworn by notary Leo H Murphy on April 22 1949. The text includes a notary seal and commission dates.
The Montana Partner Committee in Butte Montana offers a free GARCH ADVISORY SERVICE for mining and other industries. It invites readers to write RE to receive expert reports on problems and solutions relating to mining operations, machines, and electrical usage.
In the Ninth Judicial District the guardianship of Henry Joseph Boehm seeks court authorization to lease real property described as the SW1/4 Section 14 and NW1/4 Section 23, Township 24 North Range 1 East for five years at one third of the crop. A hearing is set in Chateau Montana on May 20 1949 at 10:00 AM. Publication to follow in Chateau Acanthe for two weeks.
Notice mandates removal of trash under city ordinances during May 2 to 16 in Chateau. City trucks offer free removal to the dump. burnable material should be burned on premises. Materials must be placed in the alley for collection starting May 3, with city officials warning service ends May 16.
Pendroy residents share travel notes and family visits to Great Falls for events and medical care. Bob McDonald travels for his father Garnet McDonald’s illness. J M Ryan services recalled with local banking figures from 1915 to 1925. visits include the Hoeschen and McDonald households and Chateau residents Gulbrandson and Talbert.
The Akron Beacon printed what is believed to be the earliest breakfast food advertisement in 1870. A separate note states a 1765 law taxed each newspaper advertisement at two shillings, reflecting historic advertising regulation.
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