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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
2
Official weekly paper published every Thursday in Choteau Montana details second class mailing and subscription rates for one year two dollars six months one twenty five three months payable for countries including Canada two fifty per year
A Montana reader questions the stance on limiting wheat acreage arguing high protein northern spring wheat could boost state wealth. He warns against returning to high surpluses and warns that mills railroads and policy makers influence prices and farm programs. The writer urges careful study of price structure and farm policy before voting.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with sermon on Necessity business luxury Morning worship 11 00 a m with special music by Mrs Arnold Hanusa Evening worship 7 45 p m Gospel in song and sermon Epworth League Institute begins July 20 at King's Hill Ice cream social for Chateau youth next Saturday at 7 00 p m Bynum church at 3 00 p m Special singing Sermon by Pastor Welcoming all in need Richard F Vick Minister
The Power 4 H club met at the Bergman home on Friday July 1. Members agreed to organize tours to view each member’s projects and items of interest with Henry Manghin serving as reporter.
Julius Hanson drove to Great Falls Friday to pick up Mr. Gitchell who is home from illness. Marion Lewis spent Wednesday at her home. Paul Oertel returned from Marysville after a month away. W. J. Earles' were business callers in Great Falls last Wednesday. Carl Jensen and L. B. Pendrey weekended at Whitefish Lake. Sorenson returns from Conrad hospital. Campbell family and George Cook to visit relatives in Lewistown. Kellogg also motored to Great Falls. Aker of Brooks Oregon and Chapin and Nelson of Spokane visited the Earles home. Gulbrandsen and Betcher spent the 4th at Alhambra Springs. Mrs. Brownell visited Sunburst. Jones girls spent holidays in Bozeman. Sorenson’s mother arrived from Wisconsin. Mrs. Robinson of North Dakota and Tappan family visited the Reid home. C. W. Fields stayed at Fort Harrison. Mrs. Frisell and Louis Dillman visited J. H. Gutshall. Campbell family spent the Fourth at Glacier Park, as did Nick Wellenstein and Earles family. Swanson family spent Saturday in Choteau.
The Pendroy Pals 4-H club met July 1 at Helen Campbell’s home. Dining club girls judged for the last time. team selection delayed to July 5 due to ties. Cristie Alice Swanson demonstrated blackberry pie. sewing club finished pot holders and started stockings. A community service plan funds a July 9 recreational party and a food gate. Next meeting at Floreine Jannusch.
Executrix Jane Vanhouse announces a ten month claim period for creditors of John Vanhouse deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers to Bert I. Packer at the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date of notice June 28, 1938.
Teton County Montana acquired title by tax deed to West Half of East Half and East Half of Northwest Quarter in Section 17 Township 21 North Range 6 West MPM. Property to be sold July 23 1938 at 2 pm at courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Appraised value 360 dollars. bids not less. Cash or 50 percent at sale with balance due in two years at 4 percent interest. Quitclaim deed issued upon full payment.
Official notice from County Clerk GEO A Carroll of Teton County Montana dated June 8 1988 with publication dates June 23 1938 and July 21 1938. Includes archival wording and county clerk seal language.
Administrator E E Sweitzer calls all creditors to present vouchers within four months of first publication at his Conrad Montana office. This notice dated June 10 1938 identifies Sweitzer as administrator and attorney for the estate. First publication June 16 with last publication July 7.
Notice to creditors and claimants to present claims against Eva Zimmerman deceased. Administrator Bert I Packer in Chalet Montana office of James Smith appointed. First publication June 16 1938. July 7 deadline for filing claims.
Teton County Montana to offer for sale by public auction the south half of the south half and north half of the north half of sections 27 and 34, township 25 north range 7 west, at the court house front on July 23, 1938 at 2 pm. Appraised value fixed at 480 dollars. no bids below this amount. If paid in cash, quit claim deed issued conveying all rights to the purchaser. Publication dates June 23 to July 21, 1938.
The county sets a minimum bid of 1000.00 for real property in Teton County Montana, describing the South Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 8, Southwest Quarter Section 9, and Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 17 in Township 22 West Range 2 West. A twenty percent deposit is required at sale, with deferred payments under certain terms.
The County Commissioners of Teton County Montana announce sale of real property with payment options. Purchasers may pay full price in cash upon receipt of a quit claim deed conveying all title to the state and county. Alternatively after 20 percent payment, a contract for balance is issued and upon compliance a quit claim deed is issued. Dated 1988. County Clerk GHO Carroll. First publication June 33 1938. Last July 21 1938.
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