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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1923

Page

3

Dixon finalizes tax commission choices in Montana

The Montana Senate confirms Governor Dixon’s picks J. W. Walker, O. A. Bergeson, and A. J. Violette to the new tax commission for six, four, and two year terms by a 35 to 14 vote. Walker, ex-treasurer, is seen as the strongest candidate. Bergeson and Violette are described with limited public tax expertise, but all are pledged to serve conscientiously. The piece notes the political limits on selecting nonresident experts and hints at future evaluation as findings from the board emerge.

Bergeson Dixon Violette Missoula State Board of Education Montana

The Significance of February Twelfth

The piece notes February 12 as Abraham Lincoln's birthday and reflects on his virtues. It cites Collier's Weekly describing Lincoln as America's greatest American and the idea that the name Lincoln stands for friendship and care across years.

Abraham Lincoln America Lincoln Collier’s Weekly

Bill tightens penalties for selling liquor to minors

A Montana House bill, co-authored by two women and amended by Lester Loble, makes the sale or gift of intoxicants to a minor a felony punishable by up to two years in prison. The measure, praised by the committee for adding teeth to prohibition, urges firm sentences to deter future purveyors.

Lester Loble Lewis & Clark Montana

Sheriff’s sale forecloses on 160 acres in Teton County Montana

The 1923 decree of foreclosure in Capital Trust & Livings Bank v Gibbs and others orders the sale of the SW quarter of Section 25, Township 24N, Range 1W, Montanas principal meridian. On February 24, 1923 at 2 pm, the Chateau courthouse door will see the property sold to satisfy the judgment plus interest and costs.

District Court Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Capital Trust & Livings Bank Glenn Gibbs Cora Gibbs American Junk & Trust Company Teton County Twenty-four Court House Chateau United States WM. D. Reiquam

Foreclosure Sale Ordered for 160 Acre Montana Property

Savings Bank et al obtain a 1923 judgment against Paul W Berens Neva Berens and others. Court to sell the NE14 of Section 22 Township 25 North Range 2 East Montana to satisfy the plaintiff's debt at the Chateau courthouse on February 24 1923 at 2 p.m. to the highest bidder in cash.

Foreclosure Suit in Montana District Court

The State of Montana summons Otto Havsten to answer a foreclosure complaint filed by Alfred Harris. The case seeks to foreclose a mortgage executed March 19, 1918 to secure a promissory note. Defendant must file an answer within twenty days after service or risk default judgment.

Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Alfred Harris Otto Havsten Ottar Havsten

Foreclosure Suit Against Sturgeon Mortgage Players

Capital Trust & Savings Bank seeks foreclosure on a 1918 mortgage of Robert Sturgeon deceased to settle a note of $210 with added lien charges. The case, filed January 30 1923 in Teton County Montana, names Richard Sturgeon as administrator and Fred Moran as defendants. Attorneys Murch & Wuerther represent the plaintiff.

Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Capital Trust & Savings Bank Richard Sturgeon Robert Sturgeon Fred Moran Teton County Montana

Foreclosure of Mortgage In Teton County Montana

In the district court of Montana for Teton County, plaintiff sues Thomas Lewis Forrest to foreclose a mortgage dated July 6, 1917 securing a note for 319.17. The mortgage record is in Book 4-N Mortgages page 240 at the Clerk and Recorder office, court date January 30, with publications Feb 1 and Feb 22.

Teton County Blanche M. Jacobson Geo. W. Magee Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Capital Trust & Savings Bank Thomas Lewis Forrest Thomas L. Forrest Myrtle Lilly J. I. Cain Elizabeth Bligh Montana

Wisconsin National Life Insurance vs Mullaney and Altman firms

(For Publication.) Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company sues James E Mullaney and Florence Mullaney, Foot Schulze and Company, Robert Altman and Alber tine Altman, Farmers State Bank of Pend rey, Pend rey Montana, and The First National Bank of Shelby in a civil action.

Nineteenth Judicial District Montana County of Teton Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company James E. Mullaney Florence Mullaney Foot, Schulze & Company Robert Altman Albertine A. Altman Farmers’ State Bank of

Foreclosure Suit on 160 Acre Montana Land Mortgage

Defendants named including Foot Schulze & Company and others served in a suit to foreclose a mortgage on 160 acres in Township 27 North Range 7 West MP M, filed by James Mullaney and Florence Mullaney. Debt claimed $1360 with interest costs and fees. seeks order of foreclosure and sale per mortgage recorded October 16 1916. Court clerk Ulysses A Gribble Helena Montana attorney for plaintiff.

Foot, Schulze & Company Robert Altman Albertine A. Altman James FE. Mullaney Florence Mullaney Teton County Montana Township Blanche M. Jacobson Ulysses A. Gribble Helena

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on the principle that medicines aiding nature are most effective. It calms the cough relieves the lungs aids expectoration and opens secretions helping restore the system to health. Thousands have tested its qualities and are urged to try it during a cold.

Chamberlain

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Constitutional Cure

Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube and restore hearing. Circulars free. available from all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Choteau the New Tax Commission Tax Commission Is Law J. W. Walk Er O. A. Bergeson A. J. Violette Senate Rhoads Ton J. W. Walker Walker Flathead Coun Earth Jack Armstrong Stephen Douglas Vici Ous Him Scott Paul W. Berens Neva Berens Neva M. Berens Ernest M. Goodell Strain Bros Montana Principal W. N. Streeter Murch & Wuerthner Great Falls Plaintiff's Attorneys Plaintiff Mont C. H. Ferris U. S Soo Son South Main Street P. O. Box E. J. Crary McDonald Block T. A. Smith Main Ave
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