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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
The brief notes weekly publication as entered in the Choteau Montana post office records. It marks publication as second class matter on Thursdays.
The column mentions Albert and Fred S Swanson and their father visiting Yellowstone Park, with a pleasant trip, and notes about Mr and Mrs Bremer and daughter attending a funeral near Cascade after a fatal team incident. Pete McCrory seeks road changes, and plans to attend the San Diego fair. The Ole Depner McLean family and Lucille Inbody enjoyed the Teton outing with fishing, while Elizabeth McLean and friend swam at Pacific Beach before heading home. Farmers prepare combines and plan fair attendance.
Ray 1. McClue proprietor of the Choteau bakery closed Monday his retail bakery store in the building on Main avenue just south of the Choteau hotel and moved stock and equipment back to the former location in the McDonald block. The building, remodeled, has again been leased to George Jackson for a barber shop.
Opening date is September 3 1935 Office hours Aug 38 to Sept 2 registration of entering pupils Both parents required for registering students Book fee two dollars payable by Sept 3 Board and room placements for pupils requesting work Notify office Principal A B Guthrie Clerk Inez Eckford
Sealed bids are invited by Clerk John Lane of School District No 16 for operating one bus on the south side and one on the north side of the district including certain subdistricts. Bids due August 17 1935 with right to reject any or all bids. First publication August 8, last publication August 15.
Teton county Montana has acquired title to Lots 19 to 24 in Block 28 Fairfield with improvements and an appraised value of $2000. The property will be sold at public auction at the courthouse front door in Choteau on August 10 1935 at 2 PM. Minimum bid is $2000. Terms require 20 percent down at sale and the balance in two years with 4 percent interest.
In the Ninth Judicial District Montanas Te ton County sheriff to offer at public sale on August 10 1935 at 2 pm at the Court House Chateau property described as parts of sections 21 28 33 township 24 north range 6 west containing 166 acres more or less. J L Billings Sheriff T J Dellwo under sheriff. George Coffey attorney for plaintiff first published July 18 last August 8.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana announces a sale of real property with deferred payments. Purchasers must pay 20 percent to the County Treasurer and sign a contract. upon meeting terms a quit claim deed will convey all right and title of Teton County and the State of Montana. Dated July 3 1935. County Clerk Geo A Carroll. First pub July 18. Last Aug 8.
Foreclosure sale by advertisement due to default on mortgage dated February 1, 1926 by Robert Cameron and Robina Cameron to The Union Central Life Mortgage. Mortgage secured debt, property action to enforce payment and sale under applicable law. Public notice of impending sale to satisfy mortgage obligations and costs.
The Union Central Life Insurance Company mortgagee seeks foreclosure for default on a Montana mortgage recorded Feb 4 1927 in Teton County. A total claim of 2240.87 is due including principal interest taxes and costs. Sale set for Aug 24 1935 at 10:00 am at The Teton County Abstract Company Chateau Montana.
The administrator of the estate Mary Miller deceased provides a notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown at 429 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Date July 19 1935. A V Swanberg administrator of the estate. Swanberg Norskog Swanberg & Swanberg attorneys for administrator. First pub July 25 last Aug 15.
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