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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
The piece notes the chain letter craze largely faded with minimal harm and some positive effects. It highlights laughter replacing fear, the post office benefiting financially, and superstition being toppled, while urging dismissal of other popular myths such as the number 13 and black Friday.
Bynum shearing started at Emerson Rowley place with small herds moved for shearing. Fields drove to Idaho Falls with Samuel Burke’s truck and horses as Burke left with his family for a few days. Wields returned Sunday. Local families including Green Stotts Wixoms Hanbergs and Swensons visited Chateau for a show. Moore Rowley George and family headed to Flathead country while Max and Ernest stayed to work. Swenson and Green shopped in Great Falls. Jack Moore returned from Lo gan area after winter A C. Roy Stott came home by bus from Browning where he helped with cattle. H I club meets Thursday at Lorna Green’s. Joy Stott assists at Humble house.
The Willing Worker's 4 H club held its third meeting at the schoolhouse on Saturday. Lila Reiquam was elected song and yell leader. Meetings will be held every Thursday with Louise Finigan and Katherine Hilling as assistant leaders. Elizabeth Alzheimer serves as Reporter.
On Whitsunday June 9th the schedule includes 8 a m Holy communion 10 30 morning prayer 11 second celebration sermon and evening prayer at Walier. Whitsunday or Pentecost recalls the out pouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2 1 42. Lee H Young Minister.
A. L. Goodkind files suit in Te ton County against Martha Ornstein Montana Pacific Oil Co M J Quealy and Genoa Oil and Gas Co seeking foreclosure of two mortgages on a property in Teton County Montana The action includes a deficiency waiver and requests relief per the complaint with a May 21 1918 hearing date and July 16 1918 mortgage assignment details. The summons dates May 25 1995 and publication through June 20 1995 names counsel Edward Horsky and clerk Frances Rosengren.
Teton county Montana will sell by public auction the N half of NE quarter NW quarter of Section 34 Township 23 N Range 8 W for 320 dollars at the courthouse front door Chateau on June 22 1935 at 2 pm. Minimum bid is 90 percent of the appraised value. upon payment a quit claim deed will pass to the purchaser.
Public sale to the highest bidder will occur at the front door of the courthouse in Choteau Montana on May 22. The property is described as the S14 SE1/4 of section 34 and the SW1/4 of section 35 in township 21 N range 3 W with a minimum bid of 180 dollars. Fifty percent of the purchase price due at sale with the remainder in two years at four percent interest. A quit claim deed will be issued upon contract fulfillment. Dated May 8 1935. GEO A CARROLL County Clerk.
Notice of sale by Teton County Montana authorizes auction of multiple parcels. Description lists Lots 5 9 10 11 13 15 in SW Quarter of NE Quarter of Section 3 and Lot 5 of Section 10 in Township 20 North Range 3 West. The minimum bid noted is 342.00 with bids lower than this rejected.
The notice references real property and terms of sale or transfer as filed with the County Clerk GEO A Carroll. It mentions public record details and the involvement of the clerk in recording the transaction.
Notice of sheriff sale to satisfy a decree of foreclosure. The property listed includes multiple fractional parcels in Township 23 North Range 4 West, Montana Meridian, Chateau in Teton County. Sale set for June 15, 1935 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse front door. Proceeds go to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance and others as listed.
J L Billings Sheriff of Teton county Montana signs a notice dated May 22 1935 describing land in sections 12 18 7 and 23 5 west and 5 west Montana Meridian totaling 480 acres and commanding legal actions by Freeman Thelen Freeman as plaintiff's attorney with public notices first published May 23 and last June 13.
The State of Montana filed applications for patent to extensive land tracts in multiple townships and ranges in Montana on May 9 and 14 1935. Protests or notices of claims must be filed at the U S Land Office in Great Falls within 30 days of the last publication to receive consideration before patent issuance. THOS. F P CORBALLY Register. First pub May 30 last June 27.
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