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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
7
A legal notice states an action against a party regarding exhibit vouchers filed with other vouchers within a four month period after the first publication. The notice sets forth the required deadlines and procedural steps for response and further filings.
The document records a probate administrator notice in Choteau Montana with a July 14 1951 date for the estate of Russell Scheidler and a public sale for delinquent taxes. It also includes an alias summons for publication in a Montana district court involving William Stinchfield vs John C Bogue Jennie P Bogue and unknowns over the Lot Four Block Eight in the Original Townsite of Dutton with a July 13 1951 court seal and clerk.
Administrator with the Will annexed invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at Leo H. Murphy, Larson Building, Chateau Montana. Date July 20, 1951. Pubs July 26 to Aug 16.
Notice of a 7.50 per share assessment levied by the directors on July 7 1951 on capital stock. Payment is due to the treasurer at Bynum Montana by August 11 1931 with nonpayment by August 13 1951 risking stock forfeiture.
The Great Northern railway not only transports goods but also pays taxes that fund rural schools and roads. Its 1950 tax bill topped 11.5 million dollars, aiding farmers, ranchers, and communities through its Agricultural and Mineral Development department and local payrolls.
A roster lists E. B. Duncan as Director of the Department of Agricultural and Mineral Development in St. Paul alongside J. J. Hare and R. V. Backstrom as assistants. Western agents include E. N. Duncan in Seattle with traveling staff Paul C. Wagner and E. M. Gregory and others in Fargo Great Falls Spokane and Seattle.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Deputy Clerk Doyle and Francisco as attorneys for a plaintiff. It also references Mr and Mrs George Leckner, Mrs John Saxbury of Boulder Mont visiting Jim Saxbury, Janet Johnson from Dillon vacationing with Emil Depner and Bob Davidson, and a request to cooperate with a correspondent to mail news items.
Mrs A O Lindseth of Carr hosted the annual Home Demonstration club picnic on Sunday in the North Fork region of the Teton. Virginia Benis Jeanette Welton and Donna Saxbury all of Great Falls visited on Wednesday.
The Chow or Chowchow breed from China is described as having wholly blue or black tongues and lips. It is noted as the only dogs with this marking.
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