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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
2
The piece argues over the Great Falls surplus commodities raid and state welfare actions. It weighs law versus need, condemns open revolt against authority, and questions statements by Congressman O Connell and Attorney General Freebourn while noting fault in the reasoning presented.
The Cascade County attorney condemns the seizure of taxpayer property used to aid human distress, stating a crime was committed regardless of circumstance. He asserts no orderly method exists to commit crime and pledges to prosecute raid leaders in line with state law and justice.
George Tousha and family visited in Conrad Saturday. A 7 1b girl was born Tuesday January 18 at Conrad hospital to Mrs. Banis formerly Miss Katie Hillings. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. Harold Crane and wife visited Marvin and Mrs. Lockhart in Conrad Saturday evening. W D Reiquam was a Chateau visitor Friday. Mrs Clyde Baquet visited the school Thursday afternoon finding a busy group. Primary teacher Miss Elsie Cunningham and Mr Darrel Doheny were married during Christmas vacation and will live here until the groom's ranch east of Brady. R & McClenhan and wife were dinner guests at Chris Heerman's last Sunday. Alvin Hull visited Chateau Monday. A dance at the hall Saturday night sponsored by the H D club raised about fifty dollars for expenses. Wm Bokma and wife of Conrad and Marion England called on the England home Saturday night. Joe Eyland and wife were in Conrad on business Tuesday. Emil Schlepp and wife spent Sunday at the Bogquet home. Chris Heoman and wife dined at Fitzgerald home Sunday. Roscoe Thompson is recovering from influenza. Dean Corey, operated on for appendicitis at Chateau hospital, is recovering nicely. his parents visited him Saturday. Junior Waterman and wife visited Conrad Sunday. Ben Beringer and wife enjoyed a Friday night at Eyland school house sponsored by H D club. Fred Nelson and wife, new depot agent, were Conrad callers Sunday afternoon and made many new friends.
Mrs. Paul Oertel visits relatives in Butte while Mrs. Porter and George visit near Conrad. Families host dinners at Fred Campbell and Mandy Johnson homes. Betty Talifson returns from Conrad hospital. Eva May Thomas recovers at home. Talbert dinner features multiple couples and friends with cards and singing. Several residents dine with neighbors in Pendroy and Choteau areas.
The Rocky Mountain Doga players Lester George Alfred Shelmerdine and Lowery Larson appeared on KFBB last Sunday night. Vivian Hansen underwent surgery in Great Falls last Tuesday and is recovering well at Columbus hospital. Local residents Hattie Lemon returned from Utah and Arizona. Nearby visitors included G. O. Stott, Orvil Monkman, Homer Rowland and Weston Clark visiting with locals and sharing news from Great Falls and Browning.
The administrator of the George Wold estate offers at public auction the W ½ of the SW ¼, NE ¼ of the SW ¼, and NW ¼ of the SE ¼ of Sec 8, T22N R1W, Montana. Sale set for Feb 11 1988 at 2:00 PM at the Chateau courthouse, with terms: 50 percent cash on confirmation, balance within one year at 6 percent interest. deed at purchaser expense. 10 percent bid at sale. Albin Johnson administrator. First pub Jan 27 1938. last pub Feb 3 1938.
Notice of public auction by Teton County Montana under tax deed for property in Section 29 Township 27N Range 7W with appraised value 320 dollars. Bid must not exceed 320 dollars. sale February 19 1938 at 2 PM at courthouse steps Chateau Montana. Quit Claim Deed issued after bid payment to County Treasurer. By Order of County Commissioners. January 5 1938.
Administrator William A Cherry announces to all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented to E I Murphy at Chateau Montana, the estate’s business location. Date January 7 1938. E L Murphy attorney for administrator. First publication January 13 last February 3.
Sheriff J L Billings announces a public auction sale January 29, 1938 at 2 p.m. for cash of real estate in Teton County Montana. Property includes the south half of the southeast quarter and the north half of the northeast quarter of sections 15 and 22, township 23 north, range 4 west.
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