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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
2
Stanford officials warn of strict enforcement of the sidewalk bicycle ban amid a history of cautious local rules. The paper recalls a gentleman’s agreement allowing careful riding in residential areas, while Chateau similarly debates tolerance and safety concerns for pedestrians including children and the elderly, especially after dark.
Citizens express fear on sidewalks and demand stricter rules like Stanford's. The mayor acted by issuing a clear public notice, signaling decisive regulation to improve street safety and restore public reassurance.
John Harkins and wife shopped in Great Falls while Ruth Burton aided Mrs. Hiram Thompson at home. Large crowd from Collins attended Clyde and His Gang in Brady. Heavy rain and wet snow moisture. fields slow to dry. A Superior builder will work on Henry Bremer's new home this week. Roscoe Thompson and Mrs. Anna Finnegan wed in Great Falls last Friday. friends hosted a lively charivari. Forest Service impounds livestock in Teton and Sun River districts from June 1 1936. owners may redeem by reimbursing expenses. unsold animals go to public or private sale or destruction.
Notice is hereby given of intention to impound unpermitted cattle and horses found trespassing. The action targets trespassing stock on property and outlines enforcement by authorities with potential impoundment measures.
In pursuance of a District Court order, administrator will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder on May 2, 1936 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the Court House in Chateau, Montana. Sale is subject to court confirmation. bids are for the deceased Jens P. Wick's estate.
The estate administrator cites a Montana county parcel transfer to Lot 2, Block 5, Original Townsite of Power Montana, acquired by law and sale conditions set as cash with bids subject to rejection. C James Smith, administrator, notes the date April 20 1936 with publication from April 23 to 30.
The estate of Charles M Stecker also known as Dan M Stecker announces a creditor's notice. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication, addressed to administrator William H Stecker at E L Murphy, Chateau Montana. First pub April 23, last May 14, 1936.
The undersigned will on the 24th day of a month file an application for tax deed as required by law. The notice informs interested parties to review the records and submit any claims or objections within the statutory period.
In June 1936 the County Treasurer of Teton County is asked to issue a tax deed for Lots 21 and 22, Block 25, Hazletts addition to Chateau Montana. Amount due is 382.77 dollars with filing date April 22, 1936. H. L. Stafford is the applicant. first publication April 23, final publication April 30.
Estate of Ora W Miller deceased. Notice by administrator to the Administratrix filed at E L Murphy Chateau Montana. Date April 14 1986. Gurne Miller party of the state. BRL Murphy attorney for Administratrix. First published April 16 last May 7.
In Te ton County Montana notice is given of a sheriff sale scheduled for May 9 1936 at 2 00 p m at the court house front door Chateau Montana. The sale covers the NE quarter of section 29 township 27 north range 4 west and the SE quarter of section 29 township 27 north range 4 west containing 160 and 240 acres respectively.
Teton County Montana closes registration at 5 p m on Friday June 5 1936 for the July 21 1936 primary nominating election. Electors register with the County Clerk Chateau or at the precinct registrar or notary public. Citizens must be US, state resident one year, county resident 30 days.
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