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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues depositors share responsibility in banking stability and that runs stem from a belief in full cash withdrawal. It notes banks hold most deposits as credit rather than cash, emphasizes bankers’ high duty but also individual duty, and cites the crisis where law had to restrain panicked depositors to prevent total bank wreckage.
Pendroy and nearby towns report social visits and gatherings. Sadie Sulgrove visited Seufert’s. Geraldine Weber of Dutton attended a Jones ranch event. numerous residents attended dances, slumber parties, and birthday celebrations. Church services and Sunday school time were set, with several residents hosting friends and relatives during the weekend.
Views From Highview lists Saturday and Sunday gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fields visiting Conrad for business and friends. Other entries note visits by the Phillips family, dances at Bynum and Pendray, Chateau business visits, and family get togethers, including Thomas and Matthett.
Mr and Mrs R H Mayer and guests joined at the Jas Coghill home. R S McClenhan shopped in Brady while Miss Clara Alzheimer visited Lockhart sisters. The district superintendent Rev Cole plans to begin Collins services Sunday. A recreational party drew a large crowd with two skits and songs. A chicken theft near Collins led to arrests next day at Chateau. A prior garage theft at Montague’s had also occurred.
A historic fable contrasts farmers traders and soldiers with Agrarius abandoning wheat for artichokes to balance supply and demand. The text then shifts to a foreclosure notice from Chouteau county dated March 11 1917 describing property in Montana and referencing a court filing and attorney details.
Lutheran congregations announce services March 26 at Trinity Farmington with Divine worship at 11:00 a.m. and a confirmation class after. A special congregational meeting is set for March 29 at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Skindlev present.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death and funeral of beloved father James Neil Robertson. Signed by Geo A Carroll M A King Hic Duits Harry Odenwald and family.
The owner must claim the estray or it will be sold on Saturday April 15 1933 at 2 pm at the C H Falk ranch four and one half miles northeast of Fairfield. The animal is a red steer about three years old branded on the right hip Hugh Myles stock inspector Cave Stephens Hotel Great Falls Montana.
In the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana a foreclosure case seeks $3600 on a promissory note dated May 1 1917 and a mortgage to Capital Trust & Savings Bank later assigned to the plaintiff. Defendants Frank Davis Mary A Davis Jessie Nelson R H Ewart and Guy Craig must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The action seeks foreclose costs attorney fees and determination of rights of later incumbrancers and lien holders. Mortgage was recorded in the county clerk's office.
A judge orders all interested parties in the estate of Michael Donahue to appear April 11, 1933, at 10 a.m. in the District Court Chateau for reasons to deny or grant a guardian’s request to sell part of the real estate of the incompetent. Publication in Chateau Acantha for three weeks is directed.
George F. Miller sues Albert Schwanbeck and Agnes Schwanbeck for foreclosure. The sheriff will sell the SE% of Section 19, Township 25N, Range 4W, Montana Meridian at the courthouse door in Chateau, Teton County, Montana, on March 31, 1933 at 2:00 p.m. for cash to the highest bidder.
Department of the Interior notices heirs of Mary Ann Read of Chateau Montana intend to complete purchase of desert land entry No 010071 filed June 4 1903 for N half of Section 28 Township 23 North Range West PM. Anyone adverse or wishing to object to the land action or to the purchase must file with the Great Falls Land Office by the specified deadline.
Affidavits of protest must be filed in duplicate in this office during the 0 day period after the first printed issue of this notice. Otherwise the application may be allowed. A. H. STRINGHAM, Acting Register. First pub March 2, last March 30.
In Teton County District Court George F. Miller sues Octave and Ella DeRusha for foreclosure. The land is Section 18, Township 25N, Range 4W, with 14 shares Eldorado Cooperative Canal stock, certificate No 12. Under-Sheriff T J Dellwo signs the notice dated February 27 1933 with first publication March 2 and last March 23.
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