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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
9
Mrs K Hofto Cor Dutton and families travel to Apgar while Halseths fish at Lake Pend Oreille. Cheethams fly to Chicago for Lions convention. Other locals host guests from Seattle to Minneapolis and visit Glacier Park Sun River Canyon Big Sandy.
A Sunday school institute runs from 9 30 to 10 a m at Camp Bear Paw near Havre July 24 27 The event cites a quote on security and peace by A Bernard Gravdal pastor urging refuge in God.
St Josephs Parish announces Mass times on Sunday July 23 at Chateau 8:00 and Bynum 10:00 with confessions before Masses. Saturday evening confessions 7 30 to 8 30 led by Rev T J Gannon, Pastor.
St. John’s Parish Fairfield schedules Sunday services on July 23 with a 8:30 AM Fairfield service and an 11:00 AM Power Hour led by Rev. Russel Scheidler the pastor.
Mrs LeDesky Cor with Cor Mrs Vivian Breere and others called on Mrs Miller and Miss Inga Thyme Thursday afternoon. The Farmington Home Demonstration club held its annual picnic at the park in Chateau. Granddaughter Phylis Thorn visiting with the Mainard and Thorn families since July 6. Multiple dinner guests including H Nyhns at the Monkman home and Bob Mainard hosts. Mr Mainard just returned from the Calgary Stampede with an enjoyable time. Diane Elam of Pendleton visiting Howard Hanson and family. Elam family members expected this week. Anna Marie Bruce spent two weeks with Hanson family and flew back to Cheney.
The Commissioner of State Lands and Investments will hold a public auction on Aug 15 1950 at 4 30 PM in Choteau Montana to sell two lands in Teton County. Tract 1 480 acres appraised at 10.00 per acre and Tract 2 160 acres appraised at 14.00 per acre. Sale terms follow Chapter 165 RC M 1935 and lands cannot be sold below appraised value.
The notice details bid prices including a minimum of five dollars per acre for grazing lands and ten dollars per acre for agricultural lands with cash down at sale. Purchasers pay 5 percent annual interest on the remaining balance, amortized over 33 years, plus a five dollar certificate fee. Penalties for nonpayment range from fifty to one thousand dollars, and sales require State Board approval. W. P. Pilgeram signs as Commissioner of State Lands and Investments. Four public notices appear on July 20, 27, and August 3, 10.
The District Court of Teton County Montana issues notice to creditors of Ben A Rush deceased requiring all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them with proof by a specified deadline. The order directs publication to inform potential claimants of the probate proceedings and debt reporting obligations.
Vouchers to MAUD RUSH Administratrix of the estate of the deceased must be presented by publication in the CHOTEAU ACANTHA newspaper. The notice calls for claims and requires proper filing with the estate administrator through the local court and publication period.
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