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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
The article notes Cho teau Montana publication details and subscriptions. It reports the No. 1 hole of the Western Pet-X reaching 2200 feet two years ago, while No. 2 reached 1920 feet last fall but was abandoned due to water problems. No. 1 was a dry hole.
A J Findlay of Western Petroleum Exploration says No 3 at Crown Butte is not decided yet. Weather Bureau warns of a severe cold wave felt first in northeastern Montana within 24 hours as blizzard conditions loom statewide.
A decree of foreclosure issued January 6 1923 by the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Montana Teton County in the case of WW Mittel versus Lillian H H Brandenburg William Ray Brandenburg and Lillian T I Brandenburg administratrix of the estate of Ebner.
Judgment obtained January 6 1923 against Arizona Oil Company Great Northern Mutual Oil Company and individuals Joseph Armbetter Joseph Bush and Percy Thomas. Property in Township 23 N Range 3 W and sections 5 and 6 described as S 1/2 NE and N 1/2 SE plus lots 1 2 3 4 in 5 and 1 2 in 6. Sale set February 10 1933 at 2 PM at Chateau County Courthouse.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana January 10 1923 notice Effie M Campbell of Bynum Montana holder of Desert-land Entry serial 031880 filed no final proof by purchase to establish claim to lands described in section 12 and 7 township 26 north range 7 west Montana meridian before Charles H Ferris US Commissioner Chateau Montana February 20 1923 witnesses Harry H Collins George W Sabados Fred G Campbell and Royal S Estes First publication January 18 last February 15 WEE BENNETT Register
In Teton County Montana in the 19th Judicial District a 1923 decree in the State Bank of Dutton versus Bert Harbaugh Dacie Harbaugh Elmer L Smalley and Mrs Elmer J Smalley orders sale of SE 14 and N 14 portions of Section 24 Township 24 North Range 1 East containing about 80 acres to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment with interest and costs. Sale set February 10 1924 at 2 pm at the Chateau court house door to the highest bidder in cash.
The court orders sale of multiple parcels in two foreclosure actions. Properties include Lot 3 and NE quarter of SW quarter in Montana, and the E half NW and N half NE quarter of Section 19, Township 24N Range 4W, minus county highway right of way, totaling 160 acres. Sale set for February 7 at 9 PM in Chateau courthouse, by Sheriff WM Resquam.
Legal notice announces the February 4 1923 sale of government survey land in Teton County Montana to satisfy a plaintiff's judgment. The description covers 283.72 acres in Township 23 North Range 7 West Montana Meridian with all appurtenances. Sheriff WM D Resquam and attorneys Mekkenzie McKenzie file the order of sale. First published January 11 last February 1.
By order of sale issued by the Dies Court of Montana on January 6 1923 in the case International Harvester Company versus Cashman Spear Bennett and others the described real property SW 1/4 SE 1/4 Section 7 Township 25 North Range 5 West is to be sold February 6 1923 at Chateau Montana for cash to satisfy the plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs.
The District Court in Teton County Montana orders a sheriff sale of property from Vandertunk against Hugh E Fay and Annie E Fay. Sale is at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on February 6 1922 at 2 PM at the front door of the courthouse in Shoteau.
Legal notices describe property parcels in townships 26 north range 7 west and the border town of Chateau Montana. It also announces Teton County Special Relief Funding Bonds 145 bonds of 1000 dollars each issued February 1 1920 with 7 percent interest redeemable February 1 1923 and payable at Minneapolis banks.
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