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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
2
Official notice that the publication is issued every Thursday from Choteau Montana and entered in the post office as second class matter.
Clara Catherine Dirkes died at Warm Springs after a stay of about two years in the state hospital. Her body was shipped to Roberts Funeral Home for funeral arrangements in this city. She was born February 26 1883 in Albany Minnesota and was 53 years old. Survivors include her husband Edward Dirkes and several children.
Emerson Rowley begins ice production as social notes list Sunday visits: Mr. and Mrs. Dennison, Mr. and Mrs. Christenson, Mr. and Mrs. Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. Jansen, and Howard Jensen with a burn incident. Olive Crawford to hospital after a Saturday injury. Stoll family to Agawam for Sunday school. Stanberg children sick. Rowley and Swenson visits noted Saturday.
The Collins community reports lengthy snow and high winds from the past week delaying travel and school activity. A kitchen and club room overhaul at the hall begins, with roof work pending warm weather. Hospitalization updates include Mrs. Charley Yomstia’s tumor operation and recovery. relatives from Oregon and other locals visit. Local residents attend Xmas programs and New Year dinners. several households hosted gatherings amid cold weather.
Pendroy J1-11 club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. J. A. Swanson home. Several members and guests visited with local families including Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mrs. Talbert, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Paul Rose. Mrs. Porter attended the Eastern Star lodge banquet in Conrad Saturday evening.
The column records community routines including illness in the Rose family, visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips to Dupuyer, and a bridge dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W J Earls with guests. Prizes awarded for high score and cut, references to local families, church services, turkeys graded, and residents away on jury duty.
Cold weather kept members away from the Farmington home demonstration meeting last Thursday. Attendees shared a pot luck lunch at the hall, and a small crowd attended Friday’s literary evening despite the chill.
Registration for the Town of Chateau General Election closes at 5 pm February 18 1987. Electors must meet age residency and precinct requirements and register with the Teton County Clerk in Chateau or before a notary or justice. Dated January 12 1937. GEO A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. First publication January 14 last February 18.
Teton County Montana announces public auction of specified real property on February 6 1937 at 2 pm at the court house front door in Chateau Montana cash only minimum bid 560 dollars for SE quarter NE quarter and other parcels in sections 20 21 29 township 24 north range 6 west M P M and no lower bids will be considered
County commissioners announce a real property sale with bids to be confirmed by the board and payment to the county treasurer. Upon confirmation a quit claim deed will convey all rights of Teton County and the State of Montana to the purchaser. Notice dates from November 7 1936 with first publication January 14 and last February 4.
The registry books for Chateau Montana residents to vote April 5 1937 on granting a gas franchise to Montana Dakota Utilities Co will close February 18 1937 at 5 pm. Freeholders may register with the Teton County Clerk in Chateau or before a Deputy Registrar between 9 am and 4 pm on legal days.
The Teton County Shipping Association will hold its annual meeting January 30 1937 at 2 p m in the Teton county courthouse Chateau Montana to elect directors report the year’s business and handle other proper matters Turkey and cattle shippers from 1936 are urged to attend Oliver Mauleth president First publication January 14 last January 21.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues John Brodie and others to quiet title to the North Half of the Northeast Quarter in Section 25, Township 26 North, Range 1 West. Unknown claimants are named, with default judgment warned if no answer within 20 days. First publication Jan 7, last Jan 28, 1936.
Summons issued in a case for P. B. Haber against all persons unknown who may claim any right title or interest or lien upon the described real property. The action seeks to determine claims and rights in the property and involve the court process. An order directs appearance and response by named or unknown parties.
The Citizens State Bank at Chateau Montana closes 1936 with total assets of 726 342 04 and total deposits 657 779 58. The report lists cash balances U S government obligations and other assets and details liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and reserves. The cashier I F Barribal swears the statement is true and notarized January 6 1937.
Notice is hereby given to all the stockholders of the Eldorado Co-op to attend a meeting and vote on matters of corporate governance and management.
At a 23 December 1936 directors meeting in Chateau Montana Eldorado Co operative Canal Company levies a 1.00 per share assessment payable by 15 January 1937 to Mary E. Smith secretary treasurer at Citizens State Bank Choteau. Unpaid shares on 15 February 1937 face sale 15 March 1937 at 2 PM at court house front Choteau to cover the delinquent amount plus costs. First pub December 24 last January 14.
Plaintiff seeks to determine heirship of Roy R. Randolph and asserts lien interests in SE Quarter Section 4 Township 23 North Range 1 East in Teton Montana. Defendants must answer within sixty days of first publication or court action follows. Also included is Edith Mac Hinan v Elling Einan seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of extreme cruelty. The case filed December 23 1936 in Chateau Montana.
The court seeks to declare the plaintiff owner in fee simple of the lands described and to quiet title free from encumbrances, with costs. The notice lists no adverse claimants to the property, signed by Frances Rosengren and Deputy Meda McLean, dated December 19, 1936, with first publication December 24 and last January 21.
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