Choteau Acantha Publisher Notice
The Choteau Acantha announces publication by E L Jourdonnais proprietor and distribution weekly in Choteau Montana. Subscriptions are two dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha announces publication by E L Jourdonnais proprietor and distribution weekly in Choteau Montana. Subscriptions are two dollars per year in advance.
The Acatha argues the governor’s proposal to shift railroad tax collection to the state and distribute by population would harm Teton county finances, costing about $7,000 yearly while favoring wealthier counties like Silver Bow and Cascade. It urges Teton legislators to defeat the measure.
The editor Daniel Whetstone of the Cut Bank Pioneer Press fears Dixon railroad tax plans will deprive Glacier County of about 57,121 dollars yearly. The piece notes a rift may occur among allies as circumstances change.
A card party hosted by the Woman's Club will be held next Monday evening at the H. T. Rhoads residence. Admission is 50 cents for supper and cards. Shirley Wallace of the J. M. Baker Company notes arrival in Chateau Monday via the Great Northern of a carload of shelled corn from North Dakota.
Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam has moved into the remodeled jailor's residence behind the courthouse and will make that home his during his term of office.
Dr and Mrs H J McGregor hosted a pleasant gathering at their home Tuesday attended by Mrs Russell Syrburg Mrs S M Weeks Mrs Leonard Diebl and Mrs Geo Hurd all from Great Falls who motored up for the occasion WANTED Two R C White Wyandotte roosters purebred Oliver Mauseth Farmington 29 tf
Chicago and Philadelphia truss expert H Seeley will be at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls Monday January 15 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. He claims it restores rupture cases in about ten days with no surgery and warns against elastic trusses with understraps.
Public sale under orders from the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana. Describes Lot 3 in the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter and other parcels in Teton County. Notice sets February 7, 1923 at 2 PM at Chateau Court House for cash bids to satisfy plaintiff Mary V Seymour versus George W Little Pearl B Little and Stockmen's State Bank. Appointed undersheriff and attorney cited. First pub January 11 last February 1.
In Teton County Montana the 283.72 acre tract described as Section 13 Township 23 North Range 8 West is to be sold at public auction for cash on February 6 at 6 p m under a court order. Sheriff William D Resolum announces the sale with attorneys McKenzie and McKenzie listed.
By order of the 1st Court of the 19th Judicial District of Montana a judgment was awarded to International Harvester Company of America against John H. Cashman Sadie C. Cashman Samuel Spencer J W Speer W E Bennett and Stanton Trust Savings Bank The sheriff will sell February 6 1928 at 2 o clock p m in front of the property for cash the SW 1 4 SE 1 4 Section 7 Township 25 N Range 5 W Montana Principal Meridian located in Teton County Montana to satisfy the judgment. First pub Jan 11 last Feb 1.
The Ninth Judicial District court in Teton County Montana orders a public sheriff’s sale of property in the case G Vandertunk as plaintiff versus Hugh B Fay and Annie E Fay his wife as defendants. The sale is set for February 6 1928 at 2 PM at the front door of the courthouse in Chateau Teton County.
Legal notices describe property boundaries in Montana and the sale of Teton County Special Relief Funding Bonds issued in 1920 totaling 145 bonds of 1000 dollars each with 7 percent interest redeemable Feb 1 1923. The Sheriff and county officials publish redemption terms and authorities at Chateau Montana with dates December 28 1922 to January 25 1923.
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