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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
3
In the District Court of Montana Teton County notices the will of Dee Findley deceased will be proved and Geo W. Magee seeks Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed. The hearing is set for August 13 1925 at 10 A M in Chateau Court Room. Blanche M Jacobson, Clerk. First pub July 23 last Aug 6.
Sealed bids due August 8 1925 at 8 00 P M at the district 22 school house for a five and a half mile bus run from Joe Frig gy’s to Diedrick’s corner then to the school house twelve children on board vehicle to be fairly comfortable board may reject any bid John H May chairman Joe Tackes clerk first publication July 23 last August 6
In the District Court of the 19th Judicial District Teton County Montana notice is given that Friday August 7 1925 at 11 00 o clock a m in the court room Chateau Montana has been appointed for proving the will of Frank E Carlson deceased and for hearing Carl E Carlson to obtain letters testamentary any interested party may appear and contest.
Notice sets a special meeting for Friday August 21 1925 at 11 00 A M at Phil I Cole office Chateau Teton County Montana to amend Articles of Incorporation by extending corporate existence to September 1 1965 A K Prescott president First pub July 23 last August 13
The notice announces a sheriff sale under a Montana foreclosure decree in Teton County. Capital Trust & Savings Bank sues Dina Koning George J Buhler and R K West with sale on July 31 1925 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Legal description covers NW quarter of Section 11 Township 24 North Range 4 West containing 160 acres with appurtenances. Sheriff J L Collins signs the notice dated July 7 1925.
The Montana court in M. County issues Alias Summons No. 3970 in the case of M. M. Connor as plaintiff against John Lorenzen and Anna Lorenzen his wife. The document commands the defendants to respond to the complaint per court rules.
The Gilman State Bank files suit against John Lorenzen and Anna Lorenzen to recover 2000 dollars plus interest from 1918, plus 150 dollars attorney fees, on a promissory note and to foreclose a mortgage on 320 acres in Montana. The case includes defendants Minson receivership and local county officials, with a July 16 publication date and August 6 last notice.
The State of Montana serves summons to Louisa M. Williams and others in a suit by Wells-Dickey Company and others. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of a mortgage, recovery of notes and taxes, with attorney fees, against C. James Smith as administrator of Anders Hansen’s estate and Line Hansen, his widow, and other defendants. The lands described include the south half of the southwest quarter.
Court seal and witness dated July 15 1935 noting location in Section 25 Township 21 North Range 6 West Montana Meridian. Maddox & Church appear as plaintiffs in Great Falls Montana with seal and signature of the court.
In the Sixteenth Judicial District of the Aate in the matter of the Estate of James M. Carlile deceased an order dated July 14 1935 sets Thursday August 6 1925 at 10 am in the Court Room Chateau County of Teton Montana as the time and place to prove the will and to hear the application of H H George Fitzgerald Foster and Larson Kearney Durnin Porter for letters of administration with the will annexed. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated July 14 1925. Blanche M Jacobson first pub July 16 last Aug 6.
The Capital National Bank of Saint Paul files foreclosure against Peter Halseth and Mathea Halseth for a note of 1700 dollars secured by a mortgage dated August 13 1919 on 160 acres in Section 21 Township 24 North Range West Montana. The action seeks to determine rights of incumbrancers and includes taxes charges costs and attorney fees. the case is filed July 18 1925 in Teton County Montana.
Ontana county Montana notice lists plaintiff William F. Rieckhoff vs Henry Grasdock Sophie Grasdock First National Bank of Fairfield Montana and The Town of Fairfield as defendants. Sale set for August 15 1925 at 2 pm at the front door of the North half of the Southeast Quarter Section Fourteen Township 22 North Range 2 West. Bert I Packer Chateau Montana is plaintiff's attorney. First publication July 23 last August 13.
Representative Isaac R. Sherwood of Ohio delivered a Memorial Day address to the House before debates resumed. He is noted as the oldest member of the chamber and among the oldest Civil War generals.
The speaker, General Sherwood, praises Civil War era songs such as John Brown’s Body The Vacant Chair and The Conquered Banner as deep reflections of combatants. He contrasts them with modern tunes like Yes We Have No Bananas and Hall the Gang’s All Here and laments a loss of moral earnestness from World War I era songs.
A renowned Byzantine cross lost for years and once displayed in a Glasgow window has been returned to Borgo Colleregato parish church in southern Italy. The cross, valued at thousands, was found after the Messina earthquake ruins and had been held by an ice cream salesman, whose appeal failed to stop its restitution.
A youthful oyster seeks a home after a brief wander, testing a rock with its foot before settling. Science Service notes the attachment is for life once a definite location is chosen, following a careful circle around the object.
A fragment describes beings who fasten themselves to a foot and use the travel period as an anchor for their remaining life, signifying a fixed, enduring condition. The passage implies a lasting commitment beyond the journey.
Mrs Flubdub asks her family doctor for medicine for apoplexy. He replies it will happen in a minute. She then explains she will wait for her husband to return so she can ask for extra money.
A conversational joke shows a job applicant claiming familiarity with double entry bookkeeping and jokes about a triple double entry system. The active partner real profits, the sleeping partner small profits, and the tax return showing no profits.
Carl Wiener, 19, once a Yonkers blacksmith, tells Judge Boote nine months of marriage made him a henpecked husband. Judge ends abandonment charge against him and requires Mrs. Wiener, 27, to explain why he cannot remove his clothes at home. He says she forced him to quit his job and become her office assistant for 25 cents weekly, and she had him arrested and placed in a patrol wagon after he stayed out one night.
Astronomers estimate the sun’s age between two and three billion years using radioactive decay and relativity. Early 10 million year figures proved too short given Earth's crust history. Uranium decay acts as a cosmic clock and implies Earth's crust has existed for at least 1.5 billion years. Nernst suggests the sun could last about 400 million more years before surface crust forms and life ends as we know it.
The article notes that hot springs span wide areas indicating ongoing deep activity beneath the surface. It argues that even with mountain scenery in the Rockies and minor ranges the presence of these high volume hot springs across distant locations supports a continued geological vigor beneath western America.
John Schultz files for letters of administration for Herman Schultz deceased. Hearing set for August 13 1925 at 10 AM in the Court Room at Chotess in Teton County Montana. Anyone interested may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated July 20 1925. Blanche M. Pesos
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