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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscription options include one year for $2.00 six months for $1.25 and three months for a6e. Foreign countries Canada are $2.50 per year payable in advance.
A prose mix reports frost easing, mustard growth, and grasshoppers. Letters attack Ches ter A. Davis and Wallace, demanding prompt work. Social notes cover weddings, gatherings, and friendly visits. An estray yearling steer is described by J. L. Billings with dates February 7 and 28, 1935.
Next Sunday February 10 the fifth Sunday after Epiphany mass will be at Bynum 9 oclock Chateau 11 oclock Power 9 oclock Dutton 11 oclock Communion Sunday for Bynum and Power. Blessing of the throats ceremony will follow Mass at Power and Dutton. Reverend J F Schulte pastor.
The undersigned deputy livestock inspector will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the F M Kau-tish ranch located 14 miles north and 4 miles ...
The District Court of Montana requires Mrs. C J Lyon and unknown parties to answer the complaint regarding Lots 5 and 6, Block 38 Hazletts Addn to Chateau Montana. Failure to respond within 20 days will result in default judgment. The action concerns title to the described property and any claims against it.
The plaintiff seeks a decree declaring defendants have no right or title to the described land and premises and that the plaintiff’s title be quieted in fee simple. Defendants barred from any claim adverse to the plaintiff. Witnessed January 28, 1935 by Clerk Frances Rosengren and attorney George Coffey. First pub January 31, last February 21.
The undersigned deputy livestock inspector acts as cash bidder at the Mamburg ranch 6 miles northeast of Fairfield Montana on Thursday February 7 1935 at 2 o clock pm for three estrays a gray mare branded on the left jaw a bay mare and a colt branded on the left thigh and an unbranded two year old brown mare First publication January 17 last publication February 7.
The complaint lists numerous defendants including Robert Sheppard Agnes Sheppard Continental Development The Midwest Refining Charles R Thomas Mrs Thomas Olga Bridston H W Tronson Mrs Tronson M E Snell Mrs Snell R P Jackson Leila Jackson Acme Company of Great Falls and unknown claimants asserting title or liens on described real property and the State of Montana sends greetings to the defendants.
Notice to defendants to answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. Action to quiet title on specified parcels in Township 27 North Range 5 West M M. Includes a court seal, January 16 filing, and attorneys McLumby Busha Greenan of Great Falls Montana. First publication January 17, last February 7.
Department of the Interior notice warns that Gase H. McDowell of Chateau Montana filing for three year proof to establish a claim on the SW NW Section 8 Township 24 N Range 7 W Principal Meridian. Proceedings set before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau February 18 1935 with witnesses John R Young A A Wells Angie Lavendure Henry Walenhorst all of Chateau.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Lara Griggs Seth Newland Gladys Newland and many others in Teton County Montana to recover 2000 dollars note dated December 19 1917 with mortgage on the Southwest Quarter of Section 21 Township 27N Range 4W Montana Meridian. The State of Montana directs defense by twenty days after service with notice to plaintiff's attorney E K Cheadle Shelby and Paul B Bowen Spokane Washington First publication January 31 last February 21.
Executor Denzel McDonald of Roy Inbody deceased requests all creditors and persons with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be shown to George Coffey, attorney for the estate, at the Larson Building Chateau Mortana. First publication January 24, 1935.
Administrator C M Swenson announces to creditors and all with claims against Henry Koester deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown to the administrator at Bert I Packer's office in the Larson block Chateau Teton County Montana, January 18 1935.
Teton County Montana offers at public auction the tax deed property described as Lots 1 2 3 and 4 Block 7 Original Townsite Chateau with improvements valued at 444.45. Minimum bid 90 percent of the amount. cash 100.00 at sale and 10.00 monthly at 4 percent interest until paid. Deed issued upon contract fulfillment and payment, by order of the Board of County Commissioners. January 9 1935.
Teton County Montana will sell at public auction the NW quadrant of the NE quadrant and NE quadrant of the NW quadrant in section 26 township 26 north range 1 west at the court house door in Chateau on February 9 1935 at 2 pm. The appraised value is 400 dollars. bids below this are not considered. A quit claim deed will be issued to the purchaser upon payment.
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