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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
2
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Citizens unite to back a two day Fourth of July event in Chateau. The Lions Club sponsors the effort and a large committee has worked hard to host visitors and boost the city’s name. Support the committee and respond to requests to ensure another big success.
In a rural update E R McLean reports a half inch of rain improving conditions, notes ongoing submoisture and the need for occasional showers to prevent soil cracking. He mentions machinery and gasoline price trends alongside wheat, visits from Great Falls and Minnesota, housing tribulations, and local observations on farming life and a circus attendance.
Sunday school at 10, morning worship 11, Sunday evening 7 45. No week night services while away at North Central district convention. Miss Inga Johnson substitutes during absence with MIsses Funk and Lindblad. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE. In re Martha F. Clark estate. Judge sets May 12 1935 hearing for sale of real estate. Publication in Chateau Argus for two weeks. Dated June 17 1935.
In the matter of the estate of Roy Inbody deceased Denzel McDonald executor petitions for an order of sale of real estate for estate purposes. The district court will hear on July 12 1935 at 10 a m in Chateau at the court house to show cause why the order should not be granted. The notice is published in the Chateau Acanta a newspaper of Teton county. Frances Rosengren clerk. First pub June 20 last June 2
The notice from the Office of the County Treasurer in Chateau Montana dated June 18, 1935 states a complete delinquent list for the second installment of 1934. It lists names and property descriptions with amounts of taxes and costs due against each delinquent taxpayer.
The treasurer warns that taxes delinquent plus costs and interest must be paid or the property will be sold at public auction July 1 1935 in front of the County Treasurer's office at the Court House in Chateau, the county seat. Elmer C. Smith, Treasurer. First pub June 20, last July 4.
Sealed bids will be received in the office of the clerk of school district No. 1 up to July 1 1935 for repairs to 10 hallway in the basement and to 4th and 6th grade rooms. Specifications are on file in the clerk's office. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Buell A Roll Clerk Board of Trustees School Dist No 1 Room 22 Larson Building Choteau Mont. 2-2
Administrator with the Will annexed of John S Gilbertson deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Bert I Packer Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date June 7 1935. C James Smith Administrator with Will annexed Lert I Packer Attorney. First pub June 13 last July 4.
Estate of Martha E Clark deceased invites creditors to present claims within four months of first publication. Administrator with the Will annexed J A Swanson and attorney George Coffey announce actions at the Chateau office Montana. First publication June 13 1935 last July 4 1935.
Teton county Montana has acquired the property by tax deed and will sell it at public auction at the courthouse front door in Choteau on June 22 1935 at 2 o clock pm The description and appraised value are fixed by the Board of County Commissioners and include The South Half of the Southeast Territory of land in Teton county Montana.
Describes sale of specific two quarter sections in Township 21N Range 3W with minimum bid of 180 dollars. Terms require 50 percent down and balance over two years at 4 percent interest. Upon bid acceptance the county will issue contract and later a quit claim deed. Dated May 8 1935. Ge o A Carroll, County Clerk. First pub May 30 last June 20.
Commissioners of Teton county announce the sale of parcels Lots 5, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15 in the SW quadrant of the NE quarter of Sec 3 and Lot 5 in Sec 10, T20N R3W, with a total price of $342.00.
In Mon GEO. A. Carroll County Clerk announces interim commissioners for Teton County as part of ongoing administrative updates. The notice identifies the procedural steps and authority under county governance.
Public notice from the United States General Land Office Great Falls Montana dated May 17 1935. Montana filed applications on May 9 and 14 1935 for patent to extensive land sections in T 22–27 N R 5–8 W. Persons asserting claims must file protests or notices of claims at the U S Land Office Great Falls within 30 days of last publication. THOS F CORBALLY Register. First pub May 30 last June 27.
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