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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
2
A writer contests Choteau’s street system and praises plowing while criticizing the $7,000 building minimum. He cites confusion over street names and house numbers and calls for public clarity from the city council on the ordinance’s purpose and impact.
A fragmented note describes chicken fat and drippings as a versatile shortening for biscuit and biscuit-like treats. Mentions sugars and molasses, and hints at uses in savory recipes and Serenviing it in various ways.
District Court in Ninth Judicial District Montana sets hearing on petition for order authorizing and directing the executor to convey specific real estate. Notice cites court, case details, and requested authority. Parties named include executor and possible heirs or interested parties. Deadline and method for filing any objections are provided.
Public notices announce a petition to convey real estate in the Husby estate in Teton County and an administrator sale of Mary Wieber’s property. The Husby hearing is set for March 18, 1949 at Chateau court, with objections invited. The Wieber sale describes private sale of NE quarter Section 5, Township 26 North Range 3 West, Montana Meridian, with 50 percent bid due at sale and balance on court confirmation. Also notices of Co op lumber firm ENUDTZON LUMBER COMPANY and notary acknowledgments presented.
Certificate records a partnership formed by Joseph Knudtson Richard Conelin and Clarice Cone under a fictitious name. Filing notes names and entity type with governing authorizing details.
The People of Montana require Louis J Morales to appear in Teton District Court Chateau on February 18 1949 at 10 AM to show cause why George E Headington's petition for the adoption of Richard L Morales should not be granted. Public notice dated January 22 1949 signed by Clerk Geo J Gunther with Deputy Tena M Johnson. Four publications from January 27 to February 17.
Notice states registration closes at 5 PM February 17, 1949 for Chateau Montana city election on first Monday in April 1949. Electors may register at Teton County Clerk's office in Chateau or before a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace per law. Eligible voters must be 21, U.S. citizens, and residents of Montana for one year prior to the election.
Dated at Choteau Montana January 13 1949 W Earl Hollar County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar announces residency requirements for voters in Choteau for six months prior to election and in the precinct for 30 days prior. Notice published January 13 and weekly through March 10.
The Ninth Judicial District of Montana requires defendants to answer a complaint to quiet title to land in Teton County. The property includes the NE quarter of NE quarter of Sec 20 and N half of Sec 21, and W half of NW quarter of Sec 22 in T25N R6W. Names include William A Hudson and related heirs, Jane Doe Hudson, Robert A Hudson, Jane Roe Hudson, Jane Doe Hardy, Florence S Bailey, and others. A default judgment may be entered if not answered within 20 days.
The court issues a dated memorandum and seals the case in Chateau Montana. Attorney for the plaintiff is listed as Larson Building, with four publications scheduled from January 13 to February 3.
A notice from Chateau Montana dated January 13 1949 announces the Town Election for Dutton will be held on the first Monday of April 1949. Candidates must be enrolled voters of Montana resident in the town for one year prior and in the ward for 30 days prior. Publication dates listed as January 20 27 February 3 10 17 24 and March 3 10.
Stockholders are notified of special assessment No 69 set at 25 per share, due by February 11, 1949 to A G Arensmeyer, secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by February 11 will be delinquent and sold March 11, 1949 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent amount and costs. Published January 13 to February 3, 1949.
The District Court of Montana to Teton County and all unknown claimants in Chateau Montana. The action seeks to quiet title to Lots 18-21, Block 24, Hazletts Addition, Chateau, against many named and unnamed defendants and unknown heirs. Judgment by default if no answer. Sealed court notice dated January 5, 1949. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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