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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
3
Official notice from the weekly paper published in Choteau Montana stating it is entered as second class matter and listing subscription rates for one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months. It notes Loyahi countries including Canada at two fifty per year and requires advance payment.
A busy social week includes a wedding dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Parley Schenk with many gifts. Several couples and families made trips by car through Idaho Utah and western Montana. The piece also notes visits, outings, and a farm event at Chateau on June 21 with a Teton County Farmers Union picnic and dance.
The account notes a Sunday night party by the creek featuring a bonfire and wein fe roast. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Schenk left Wednesday morning for Bancroft Idaho to reside, with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Green and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Swenson accompanying them to Great Falls.
Children’s day program set for June 18 at 2:00 p m with a sermon by Rev Dover. Barn dance at Jones ranch also June 18. Mrs Talbert leaves for Bozeman 4-H camp returning Saturday night. 4H Dainty Diners meet June 2 at Seufert home with visitors from Chateau and demonstrations by Betty Brownell and Marion Lewis. Next meeting June 28 due to schedule.
Mrs. Talbert has been appointed a delegate to the Great Falls Recreation School and to the annual Boys' and Girls' 4-H club camps at Boseman.
Collins community news reports D. F. Waterman and family at Baker dude ranch opening day dinner. Mrs. D A Reiquam returns home from Conrad hospital after a major operation. Milas Lockhart dies at Mayo Clinic after(operation) in Rochester. Funeral at George Chapel Great Falls with Masonic rites. Quote: Fear not the darkest hour.
A publisher urges subscribers with any arrears to mail in payment today after noting the yellow label on the copy.
Mass at Chateau next Sunday June 18 will be at 11 00 o clock with communion in Augusta at 8 30 There is no mass at Bynum Rev J F Schulte Pastor
Local residents and visitors travel between Conrad and nearby towns with several social calls noted. A fire Friday destroyed Chas Fields bunkhouse, depriving it of tools flour and other items. A probate notice sets June 30 1933 for proving a will and hearing letters of administration.
Notice that Frances Rosengren Clerk issues letters of administration de bonis non with the Will annexed dated June 10 1933. Interested parties may appear contest and file written objections to the grant. First publication June 15, last June 29.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of Lot 4 Sec 5 T24N R6W P.M. Montana 35.95 acres at not less than 1.50 per acre. Grover C Parker applicant. Sale at 10:00 am at Great Falls office July 22. Highest bid paid, claims or objections due by sale time. First pub June 15 last July 13. Also hearing July 6 1933 on inclusion of lands in Herd District No 11 in Teton County Montana before Board of County Commissioners. Describes lands Township 23 North Range 1 and 2 East for petition expansion. Ge0 A Carroll County Clerk.
Elmer C. Smith treasurer of Teton County Montana announces payment on July 1 1933 for bonds including serial 53 4 percent issued January 1 1923 and school district bonds Nos 21 and 28. Interest ceases after July 1 1933. Dated Chateau Montana June 1 1933. First publication June 1 last June 15.
Deputy Livestock Inspector to sell at public auction for cash at Nick Wellenstein ranch northwest of Pendray Montana on July 8, 1933 at 2 p m. The estray is a four year old red and white greer with one horn, branded on right ribs, found and taken up at the described ranch by J L Billings. First pub June 8 last June 29.
The directors met on June 8 1933 and levied an assessment of two dollars per share on the capital stock of the corporation. Principal place of business is Bynum Montana in Teton County.
Delinquent assessment on land payable by July 1 1933 to Calvin Wixom secretary at Bynum Montana. Unpaid stacks after August 1 1938 will be advertised for sale unless paid before September 2 1988 to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. First pub June 8 last June 29.
In the matter of the estate of Dela Nelson Blaine deceased R D Halpin as administrator petitions for an order of sale of real estate The District Court in Chateau Montana will hear on June 16 1933 at 10 o clock why an order to sell should not be granted The notice lists Lot 2 Sec 2 Part of Lot 1 SE NE EX SW WE SEK ES SE Sec 5 N% NE Sec 8 all in Twp 27 N Range 6 West and Lots 3 4 SEX NW 8% NE Sec 4 Twp 27 N Rec 6 West M P M R M HATTERSLEY Judge First pub June 8 last June 16
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