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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
8
Public notice announces a sheriff sale by the District Court of Montana in Teton County. The First National Bank of Minneapolis sues Anna Whorrall et al to foreclose on property in sections 22 and 27, township 24N range 2W, including water rights. The sale is set for January 10, 1925, at 2 PM at the courthouse in Choteau.
In the District Court of the Nine county of Peton J N Moore plaintiff v Curtis Es co Tanner and Pearl A Tanner defendants to be sold at sheriff s sale for cash on the 10th day of January 1924 at two o clock P M at the front door of the courthouse at Choteau Teton County Montana the following described real property The West Half of Section Thirty three Township Twenty three North Range One East Mountain Principal Meridian containing three hundred and twenty acres more or less with all tenements easements water and appurtenances thereto Given under my hand at Chateau Teton County Montana this 17th WM D RESQUAM Sheriff By W N STREETER SWANBERG and NORSKOG Great Falls Montana Plaintiff s Attorneys First pub Dec 18 last Jan 8
Notice of sheriff sale on foreclosure lists two cases in Teton County Montana. First, William Drubsquam as sheriff announces December 19 1924 sale of parcels in sections 12 13 township 23 north range 7 west with 160 acres more or less in the Swan J Peterson suit against Bertram Richards and Capital Trust and Savings Bank. Second, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues Earl J Strong Lottie H Strong Fred C Roth and Elmer Genger trustee with January 1925 sale of 320 acres in sections 30 township 23 north range 2 east with water rights easements and appurtenances.
The State of Montana serves summons to Edwin J. Stone Ada Stone and other defendants in a foreclosure action. The complaint seeks to foreclose a note of $2000 secured by a mortgage dated October 1 1919 with Capital Trust and Savings Bank. The suit includes taxes abstracting charges attorney fees and costs and aims to determine interests of encumbrancers purchasers and lienholders.
The document details the Southeast Quarter and Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 7, Township 24 North, Range 2 West, Montana, totaling about 200 acres, mortgage recorded October 14, 1919, in Book 3Q, Page 267. Court reference included with signature of Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson. Nearby local items report visits, illnesses, and community news, including an auction and anticipated move to New York state.
The Teton Co operative Canal Company prints a notice of delinquent assessments dated November 6 1924 for stock owned by August Doering certificate 103 two shares and R N Heins certificate 159 one share and states that shares may be sold at the Farmington Post Office front door on December 31 1924 at 2 pm to settle the debts plus advertising costs. H E Passmore secretary and treasurer. First pub December 18 last December 25.
Stockholders are informed of a meeting on Saturday January 10 1925 at 2 PM at the Burton school house to elect directors for the ensuing year and handle other business as needed. Secretary Treasurer and Board authorize the notice with first publication December 18 and last January.
Notice announces a special stockholders meeting on Thursday January 15 1925 at 2 00 p m at the First National Bank of Chateau. Purpose is to elect officers adopt by laws and conduct any other business. Secretary and Treasurer EB Hirshberg signs. First pub Dec 18 last Jan.
The Power State Bank by cashier J Cutz will apply to Teton County Treasurer on January 19, 1925 for a tax deed to Lots 23 and 24 Block 12 Original Townsite of Power Montana. Amount due 466.16 as of December 12, 1924 and first publication December 18 with last publication December 25.
F. E. Woodward and Justin Banis conducted business calls in Choteau, meeting local officials and discussing community commerce and development opportunities.
A. Meagher came back early this week from Great Falls where he is undergoing treatment at a hospital.
Ray R. Porter, proprietor of the Porter stores at Bynum and Nethart, was on a business visit in Chateau and Bynum Jagti weekend when he was called home Monday by news of the death at Nethart of James Barnes, an employer of the Porter store there.
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