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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription rates listed include one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months payable in advance. International rates cover Canada two dollars fifty cents per year.
Thirty states consider bills forcing motor vehicle owners to carry bodily injury liability insurance. Critics cite higher premiums, more fraud, and no real accident-rate improvement, noting Massachusetts shows no benefit from such laws.
The article notes broad opposition to the Tydings-Miller price fixing bill by consumer spokesmen. It warns the measure could force fixed prices and leave consumers with no recourse, while drawing mixed reactions from liberal radicals and conservative business groups.
The current proposed law could raise costs for food clothing drugs furniture and more. Experts say mounting opposition makes passage unlikely and the bill’s fate doubtful.
Sam Pfrimmer of Choteau, Montana, veteran freighter, toured Mexico City by auto via the Pan American highway with sisters from Denver. He observed bullfights, highways, and tourist camps, noting mixed quality and modern Pan American design. After returning, he visited Ohio flood area and old friends in Wyandotte, Oklahoma, before deciding his next steps. Catholic services announced for June 6 and 7. Registration notice for Electors outlines statewide process in Montana. Cattle and other livestock trespass rules for Lewis and Clark National Forest announced with impoundment and sale provisions.
Notice is hereby given of intention to impound trespassing livestock.
The second quarterly meeting of the Teton County Farmers Union will be held at the Chateau courthouse on Saturday afternoon June 5 1937 at 2 oclock. Plans for the annual Farmers Union Picnic on June 22 will be worked out and other important matters will be considered with a large attendance urged by members.
In the Ninth District Court Teton County Montana the estate of Joseph A Baart deceased announces a hearing on June 18, 1937 at 10 a m in Chateau Montana to consider executors T O Larson and J F Schulte conveyance of the west half of the southwest quarter section 34 township 22 north range 2 west M M by option to purchase with any objections due in writing. First published May 27.
In Te ton County a notice in the matter of the estate of David Jones Cumming deceased informs T C James Smith administrator and all unknown claimants that Jennie Lee Catherine Lee Thomas Cumming Margaret Cumming James Borden Cumming William Cumming Norman Cumming Richard Cumming Lillian Cumming May McGill Walter Machan Frank Machan and Mary Cumming filed a petition to ascertain and declare rights of all interested parties and determine distribution. Real estate description follows as known.
The petition lists Lot Six Block Four origin al Townsite Chateau Teton County Montana and related parcel interests in Section 17 and 20 Township 24 North Range 6 West. It states the petitioners are the only claimants up to May 24 1987 and cites all others to show cause at Chateau Court House on July 30 1937 at 10 a.m. to prove heirship ownership or interest. Clerk H M Daley notes May 26 1937 filing with publication from May 27 to June 17.
The undersigned will on July 29 1937 apply to the Teton county treasurer for a tax deed to Lots 21 22 and 23 Block 1 Hirshbergs Addition to Chateau Montana May 22 1937 Amount due 47.88 J L Billings By E L Murphy His Attorney First pub May 27 last June 3.
Iver C. Lestrud of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up a stockraising homestead claim originally entered December 3 1931 under serial 077829 for multiple sections in Township 25 N Range 8 W. Hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana June 29 1937. witnesses Joseph White FE J Crary Albert Peterson Percy Cox all of Choteau. THOS F CORBALLY Register. First pub May 20 last June 17.
Administratrix Emily J Hodgskiss announces a creditor claim period of four months from first publication. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers at George Coffey's office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated May 15 1937. First pub May 20 last June 10.
The state of Montana is serving Naomi Herman Sadie M. Nferman and Julius Herman with a summons in a case filed against them seeking a 750 dollar judgment on a promissory note dated 1925 plus 8 percent interest since 1932 and a mortgage foreclosure on specified land in Teton County. The action also requests attorney fees and costs. The clerk Frances Rosengren issued the summons on July 11 1934. A. H. Gray represents the plaintiff in Great Falls Montana. First published May 20, final June 17.
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