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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
4
Liability to file for 1922 depends on status on December 31. A single person with net income of 14000 or more must file, exemption 1000. If married on December 31, exemption is 2500 with income 5000 or less or 2000 if income over 5000. The spouse's income is combined with the husband for exemption.
The notice outlines income tax rules for 1928 including exemptions for single persons, dependents, and the head of a family. It explains filing deadlines by March 15 with possible 30 day extensions and penalties for late or false returns. Also includes Methodist Church notes with service times, prayers, and a push to reach 50 Messenger subscriptions.
Montana District Tax Collector Charles A. Rasmussen warned taxpayers against relying on newspaper articles and so called tax experts. He said any individual with net income of 1000 dollars or more must file a return and married people with 2000 dollars or more must file. He called for all employers to issue form 1099 to report salaries and advised filing to avoid later penalties and delays.
High school notes report Mr Williamson absent with flu. District tournament starts Thursday at Great Falls where Teton aims for first place and dismissals occur Thursday noon. Many students plan to attend and root for the team.
Mrs K R Smith and daughters Lola and Maya toured Great Falls last weekend. Oliver Manseths called on Carlson household. R Reidings visited friends here. Chalmers and Peterson families dined with Forseths. S Lindseths dined with O Lindseths. Beachgoers enjoyed a Sons and Daughters dance at Chateau. Martha Chalmers visited Carlson home. Ladies Aid to meet Forsyth home Wednesday afternoon Feb 28.
B H Reed and Omer Cook visited Chateau on Monday. Rasmus Fagerli stays a week with Andrew Erickson. Mr Wise of Blackleaf passed through to visit family. Wise has been at Neihart recently. Mr and Mrs Best and Mrs H Guerin were in town Monday. Chas Best traveled to Great Falls on Tuesday to resume schooling. a H Sprinkle left Tuesday for
Spokane and other western points, where he expects to commence shear jung. Pete Savik came down from Sun burst last week. Wm. Alderdyce of Scoby visits his brother-in-law T. E. Caufield. Florence Edgar returns home. L. Christie with Carl Kochmans on Sunday. B. H. Reed at Pendray dry land meeting. Bob Harris visiting Bynum. Otto Swanson of the Dry Trorks in town. Mrs. A. Saterlie calls on the Monks. John Hazel of Blackleaf in town. Martin Vigen from Agawam visits early week.
A short health advertise ment praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach upsets. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach invigorate the liver aid digestion and induce gentle bowel movement. Readers are urged to try them when facing stomach trouble.
The Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues Jessie Nelson now Jessie Hanson Nicolai Nelson and Lester Smith in Teton County Montana for foreclosure on a mortgage dated October 1 1918 securing a note. The action covers advances taxes costs and prior liens with judgment by default if no answer within 20 days. The case is filed in district court with Blanche M Jacobson as clerk and Murch and Wuerthner as plaintiff attorneys. First publication February 8 with last March 1 1923.
Foreclosure action against the defendant on a mortgage dated October 7 1918 recorded in Book 3 M page 409 in the Clerk and Recorder office Teton County Montana with added liens taxes abstracting charges attorneys fees and costs. Plaintiff’s complaint on file in the court. dated February 8 1923. Murch Muerthner Attorneys Great Falls Montana.
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