Publication details for Cho teau Montana weekly
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
The Acantha argues for athletics in high school as vital to citizenship and character. It condemns a basketball game between Teton and Stockett Sand Coulee after rough play and misbehavior by visitors, blaming home authorities for failing to enforce order and uphold fair play.
The opinion argues that if victory justifies any means and honesty is sacrificed, inter scholastic sports should be replaced by simple gym activities to ensure physical development without harming moral stamina.
The legislature debates a bill to make possession of firearms illegal for those caught trafficking in prohibited beverages. Advocates argue it could deter bootleggers by elevating penalties from misdemeanors to felony prison terms, while critics mock the idea as improbable overreach.
The Montana legislature debates public printing contracts with proposed bills from Mrs. Hamilton Ravalli county and Mr. Bray Sweet Grass County. Critics say price schedules must be studied by technical experts while concerns about fairness to taxpayers and printers persist. A Senate measure by Stewart Meagher county targets delinquent tax list publication.
The editorial argues against publication lists and state printing measures. It claims such moves would drain taxpayers and favor large job print shops over county shops, which can provide necessary county printing at fair profits.
The District Court in Montana's Teton County issues a summons in a foreclosure action brought by Capital Trust & Savings Bank against Albert Fiedler. The defendant must answer within twenty days. the case covers a mortgage from April 18, 1918, plus costs. The notice, dated January 22, 1923, is recorded in Chouteau County. Further details appear in the complaint.
Department of the Interior notices Effie M. Campbell of Bynum Montana intends final proof by purchase for Desert-land Entry Serial No 031880 in Sec 12 T26N R8W and Sec 7 T26N R7W MT Meridian. Final proof set for February 20 1923 before U.S. Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana. Witnesses listed: Harry H Collins George V Sabados Fred G Campbell Royal S Estes. W E Bennett Register. First pub January 18 last West February 15.
A sheriff sale under an 1922 district court decree in the Mary V. Seymour suit against George W. Little Pearl E. Little and Stockmen's State Bank of Chateau describes the Montana real estate to be sold. The property covers multiple parcels totaling about 283.72 acres in Teton County within sections 13 and 18 township 23 north range 7 and 8 west with detailed quarter or half-quarter descriptions.
On February 6, 1923 at 2 PM in front of the Court House door in Chateau City the property will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs. WM. D. Reiquam Sheriff of Teton County acts as issuer with W N Streeter as Under-Sheriff and McKenzie McKenzie of Great Falls as attorneys. First publication January 11, last publication February 1.
District Court judgment issued January 6 1923 directs sale of real property in Teton County Montana SW1 4 SE 7 25 25 N R 5 W. Notice dated January 10 1923 states sale February 6 1928 to satisfy the plaintiff International Harvester Company of America costs and interest.
Notice of sheriff sale for Joseph Hirshberg et al on land described as E half of NW quarter and N half of NE quarter in Section 19 Township 24 N Range 4 W, and a call for funding bonds issued by Teton County Montana for Special Relief. Bonds 7 percent interest registered Feb 1 1920 payable in Minneapolis. First publication Dec 28 1922 last Jan 25 1923.
The defendants are ordered to sell the described real property on February 7, 1923 to satisfy the plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs. The sale will occur at the highest cash bidder under the decree of foreclosure. Plaintiff's attorney is WM. D. Resquam and Geo. W. Magee. first publication January 11. last publication February 1.
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District G Vandertunk sues Hugh E Fay and Annie E Fay. A sheriff's sale is set for February 6, 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Chateau Montana. Property includes described sections in Township 26 North Range 7 West with buildings water rights franchises and improvements. Sheriff J A McDonough of Great Falls represents the plaintiff.
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