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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
5
A torn clipping references Mr and Mrs A P Reiding and their daughter visiting from out of town. It notes Grace arriving from home and mentions the Emérick Studio schedule on Sundays, with ties to Boseman and the Burton bench context.
Visitors from Cut Bank and Helena attend community events. Choteau oil checks, lodge elections, and a Rexall move announced. A court foreclosure case seeks sale of property in Section 7, T26N R5W, with June 2 filing and June 26 final. Community dances, picnics, and a baby chicks arrival stir local activity.
An ad cites Lyman Abbott's view that life insurance compels thrift, urging readers to consult Equitable Life of New York Mutual. W C Moore promotes the policy from 523 Ford Building in Great Falls Montana as the contact for the 66th year.
The McNary Haugen bill failed 224 to 154 in the House on Tuesday. With Congress adjourned for a break, chances for farm relief legislation before the session ends appear slim.
The Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County proceeds with a sheriff sale for the William F. Reickhoff et al case. The property includes the south half of the southeast quarter and north half of the northeast quarter of sections 6 and 7 in township 21 north range 3 west, M P M. Sale set for June 27, 1924 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the courthouse in Chateau. Sheriff WM D Adesquam signs the notice with undersheriff W N Streeter. Plaintiff’s attorney listed as Bert I Packer.
Alias summons served for Vermont Loan and Trust Company versus Jessie F Stonehouse Kenneth C Stonehouse and others. Foreclosure action seeks to determine rights of encumbrancers after default on a $5 000 note secured by a mortgage on 2320 acres in Teton county Montana. Court date set with 20 day response period after service.
The Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company sues Mary Larson Martin Larson and others including Gypsy Oil Company. A sheriff sale will be held at the courthouse front door in Chateau Teton County Montana on June 20 1924 at 2 PM for cash to highest bidder.
In Teton County Montana a sheriff sale is advertised for two parcels of section twenty-seven and thirty-five in township twenty-seven north range eight west and related tracts totaling 480 acres more or less. The court actions list Nelly G. Cutting as plaintiff and Nels O. Saterlie as administrator of John A. Gist estate among others with sale set at the courthouse door in Choteau.
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