Choteau Editor Publishes Weekly Section
Jere Coffey serves as editor and publisher for the Choteau Montana paper printed weekly on Thursdays and filed as second class matter at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1947
Page
2
Jere Coffey serves as editor and publisher for the Choteau Montana paper printed weekly on Thursdays and filed as second class matter at the local post office.
Mr and Mrs Homer Rowland depart Sunday for relatives in Missouri Tennessee and Oklahoma expecting to be away a month. Shoppers in Great Falls include Bert Moon Arvil Monkman Clarence Kramer Homer Rowland and Curly Poore. George Recken tends the Rowland ranch during their absence.
The Choteau Dutton Lutheran Parish outlines Christmas week services and activities including Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with special music, choir practice, and a joint caroling event. Christmas programs, parties, and reminders for shut ins are listed with dates from December 20 to 25 and notes from Pastor Bernard Gravdal.
The December 14 1947 Christian Science lesson sermon titled God The Preserver of Man was read in all churches of Christ Scientist The Golden Text Psalm 91 1 proclaims dwell in the secret place of the most High The lesson cites Deuteronomy 33 27 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures The Divine Mind that made man maintains his own image and likeness Services are held in Chateau in the Masonic Hall Sundays at 11 00 am with public invitation.
The Sunday schedule lists Christmas week events at Pendrey Community Church including Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am on Sunday December 2. Activities include choir carols, youth fellowship, candle lighting, and community singing with notices of gatherings through December 25.
A church invites the community to attend an upcoming program at the church. Everyone is invited to participate and learn more about the event.
Montana dealers will receive free oleomargarine licenses while the state supreme court considers an appeal of a district court ruling declaring the licenses unconstitutional. A. H. Kruse said grocers and wholesalers who accepted free licenses would owe the fees if the decision is reversed. Licenses cost 100 dollars quarterly for clerks and 250 dollars quarterly for wholesalers.
Public notice in the Ninth Judicial District of Montana for Malcolm J. Sussenden plaintiff versus Clinton J. Fawcett and Mary J. Fawcett and multiple heirs and devisees of Hazlett, Jackson, Gordon, Munroe, Olsen, and others. The deceased is named, and unknown heirs and devisees are listed. Court action initiates publication summons in Teton County.
The Montana court summons Alfred B Hamilton and others including L D Clayton and Jane Doe Clayton with Mary Morison and Henry Morison and their unknown heirs to answer a complaint over land Lots 5 6 7 in Block 15 Original Townsite Chateau Te ton County. Plaintiff seeks a decree declaring defendants have no right title or interest and to quiet title in fee simple with defendants forever barred from any claims. Notice dated November 24 1947 with publication through January 1 1948.
Pursuant to a December 4 1947 court order the time and place to prove the will of Arthur B Habel deceased is set for December 29 1947 at 11:00 a m in the court room of Chateau city Teton County. The hearing also concerns letters of testamentary for Arthur M Habel and Ray J Habel with possible contest by interested persons.
The record lists Geo. J. Gunther as clerk with Lois G. Peterson as deputy. Publication window spans December 11 through December 25, and totals three publications.
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