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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
2
The Joplin community band of 39 musicians will perform at the North Montana fair on North Montana and Liberty day, Thursday August 9. Free acts include the New York hippodrome disappearing water ballet with a jewel studded tank parade and underwater costume changes.
The piece lauds the Teton County Sportsmen's Association for expanding wildlife habitat through fish and bird plantings. It commends state and county cooperation, urges continued effort, and envisions a Pishkun grove and improved access roads to boost recreation and local prosperity at Chateau and Teton County.
Great Falls reports the fourth annual North Montana fair will open in Falls Monday after a drought year. The fair features livestock displays, agricultural exhibits, and community contests drawing regional families and exhibitors.
The fair runs Monday through Sunday offering one day exposure for outsiders. Sunday August 12 features auto racing with Jans Schrader and Sig Haughdahl among competitors and 12 to 20 specially built cars. Mlle Maiz, world champion woman driver, will drive through a burning wall. Silver Star, dog movie star, will appear. Wednesday features a traffic demonstration by the dog on Central avenue. The midway has 12 shows and eight rides by Western States company with legitimate concessions.
Mrs Abner Hall of Browning drowned when a boat carrying five people capsized a half mile off shore during a Valier celebration by the Great Falls Elks Legion drum corps. The others were rescued. Hall sank for about 45 minutes before surface recovery. The boat's pilot swam to a nearby island.
John W. Borlsma named administrator of Gerrit Brolsma’s estate with business in Chateau Montana. George Coffey serves as attorney. First publication July 19 and last August 9, 1934.
Notice in district court Te ton county Montana of a sheriff sale on August 11 1934 at 3 p m to satisfy Security First National Bank of Los Angeles claim against F H Gilcrest and wife Fanny M Gilcrest. Property includes multiple sections townships and ranges described in Montana Principal Meridian. Sale at courthouse front door Chateau TeTon county. Under-sheriff T J Dellwo and attorneys Belden DeKalb.
Deputy livestock inspector will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the J I Burch ranch ten miles southwest of Chateau on Friday August 10 1934 at 2 o clock p m. The property includes a brown mare branded on left thigh a brown stallion branded a black gelding branded on right thigh a bay stallion unbranded. J L BILLINGS
Notice is given by George Coffey administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of George H Rumrill deceased. Creditors and others with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at George Coffey’s office Larson building Chateau Montana.
The administrator of the estate of Gerrit Brolsma deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice.
J L Collins files foreclosure against Joe Scott also Joseph Scott and Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co In a sheriff s sale the property in the West Half of the Northeast will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on August 11 1934 at 2 00 p m at the front door of the courthouse at Chateau Teton County.
The document details the Quarter and East Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 24 Township 25 North Range 4 West Montana Principal Meridian Teton County Montana. It identifies George Coffey as Plaintiff's Attorney and is dated the 18th day.
The Henry Wolfer Land and Investment Company sues F P Goodwin Estelle Goodwin and unknown claimants seeking a decree that defendants have no right title or interest in extensive Te ton County Montana land described in the complaint and that plaintiff's fee simple title be quieted with defendants forever barred from any claim. The court is asked to cancel any contract for sale by order and grant relief by default if needed. First publication July 13.
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