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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
4
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Federal census of American business underway with Jack Baker named enumerator for Teton County. District 2 headquarters in Great Falls at First National Bank building. R A Strandberg Helena district supervisor. James A McDonald assistant. Lauraine Bennett office assistant. Great Falls district covers Glacier, Pondera, Teton, Lewis and Clark, Broadwater, Toole, Liberty, Hill, Chouteau, Cascade, Judith Basin, Fergus and Petroleum counties.
About 90 percent of Teton county wheat contracts under the allotment plan will be sent to the secretary of agriculture in Washington this weekend. The rest are delayed due to landowners returning duplicate contracts and other reasons. The government will withhold seed loan payments only if an applicant’s record is unfavorable.
Geo Sprinkle of the Sprinkle Mercantile Pendroy and Joe Fallon visited Choteau yesterday on business.
Speck Holmes manager of the Chateau Racketeers finished negotiations for a game with the Monarch Lumber Co. quint of Great Falls to be played here next Sunday at 3 p m. Tickets at 25 and 15 cents.
Chateau Lions and Boy Scouts announce a major information meeting next Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium. Deputy regional executive Haywood will attend from the four northwest states and Alaska. All Lions are urged to bring a father and all interested men are invited. Dr. E J Crary becomes registered scoutmaster succeeding Arnold Hanugsa’s resignation.
Joseph Lantz will conduct an eight day series at Choteau Gospel Tabernacle starting Sunday January 14. He will present on the Second Coming of the Lord and dispensations using illustrated charts with services at 8:00 PM each night. Everyone is invited to attend.
Thursday gathering at Mrs. George Mortensen residence drew 34 adults and 20 children. Wilson Moore Bert Jensen oversaw meat cutting while Lorna Green and Lucy Stott directed curing and processing. Dell Green and Harry Stott couples visited, with Lottie Lords visiting the Swenson home as Mortensens and Hansen and Dillard were mentioned.
Great Falls visitants Thursday include David buying a Philco radio. MIA held monthly social led by Gleaner girls and Men class. featured marching, games, and basketball. George and Ernest Lee return from Chinook. Orr Stott host a birthday dinner for yearn with Lee and Burke families. Harris illness brings Vance and Lee to town. Gladys Lincoln visits Great Falls. Relief Society meets with 20 ladies. Bert Stott gives theology lesson. Rehearsals proceed for two one act plays and a three act play.
Mr and Mrs D A Reiquam hosted about 20 friends from Dutton Saturday night. Mr and Mrs D Waterman and son dined with Mr and Mrs S Myers Sunday. R K Funk and wife held open house with twenty eight guests. R Thompson visited from Dutton Monday. Mrs G Tomsha and son shopped in Choteau Tuesday and had dental work. Mr and Mrs R McClenhan shopped in Choteau last week selling butter and farm products. Miss L Fitzgerald has been sick but is now up and around. Mr and Mrs H M Montague shopped in Dutton Friday.
In the Ninth Judicial District District Court Te ton County Montana Emma Rose administratrix seeks to lease the realty from the estate for five years for exploration of oil gas or other hydrocarbons and for so long as production continues with a rental of one eighth of oil extracted and saved from the land.
Court orders the leasing of specified land in Teton County Montana. Interested parties must appear January 19, 1934, at 10 am in Chateau Court House to show cause why the real estate Northeast Quarter Section 21 and Northwest Quarter Section 22 Township 27 North Range 5 West Montana Meridian should not be leased under terms in the petition. Frances Rosengren, Clerk. First pub Jan 4, last Jan 11.
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the Burton school house in Farmington Montana on Saturday January 13 1934 at 1 o clock p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and transacting any other business. Cal Binford secretary treasurer.
H. W. Bateman obtains a Montana district court judgment dated November 17, 1933, and issues a writ of execution dated December 26, 1933. The sale order targets Lot 2 of the described property in Teton County as part of the action against John Salois and Mary Salois, his wife.
Block 15 Jacksons First addition to Chateau along with dwelling listed for sale under writ of execution. Sheriff J L Billings will sell at 2 pm January 27, 1934 at the Court House in Teton County Montana to the highest bidder for cash. Att: T J Dellwo under sheriff and attorney Lee I Packer. First publication January 4, last January 25.
Notice of a stockholders meeting for Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana to vote on reducing capital stock from 50000 to 30000 dollars and conduct other business. Meeting held in bank directors room February 17 1934 at 10 a m. Dated December 29 1933. Directors listed. First pub January 4 last February 15.
The administrator with the will annexed of the estate of James E True deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at George Coffey Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date December 20 1933. E J Hirshberg Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of James E True deceased George Coffey Attorney for Administrator First published December 21 last January 11.
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