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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
2
E L Jourdonnais is noted as owner and publisher of the Choteau weekly newspaper published every Thursday and entered in the Choteau post office as second class matter.
The city and state highway commission designate Division Street in Choteau as a through street. A stop sign network was recently installed at all intersections to curb heedless driving near Highway No. 33 entry. Officials warn drivers to stop or slow to prevent serious incidents.
The fourth meeting was hosted by Mrs. Ruth Monkman on March 19 with a business session followed by a kitchen adjournment. Dorothy Anne Jackson and Katherine King served. The group plans a April 2 meeting at Katherine King’s. Creamed eggs and cocoa were served. The 4 H rally occurred March 20 at the high school auditorium with a program and games.
Collins residents R. H. Mayer and wife visited Great Falls friends Sunday. The Fitzgeralds hosted dinners with D. Baquet and others. Esther Alice Fuson, infant of Calvin Fuson, is very ill with croup under physician care. Leonard Baily has nearly recovered from asthma after moving to Washington and is working and healthy.
Jay Davidson came back Tuesday after a short visit with friends in Spokane.
Directors set assessment No 41 at 25 00 per share on all capital stock payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by April 20 1987 in Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock by May 10 1937 will be delinquent advertised for public sale to cover the delinquent assessment.
The sale of property will occur at the front door of the post office in Farmington Montana Teton county on May 10 1937 at 2 o clock p m The notice is signed by CAL BINFORD Secretary Treasurer and lists advertising and sale expenses First publication March 25 last April 15.
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana the executors request an order to sell all real property of Joseph A Baart deceased. A show cause hearing is set for April 16 1937 at 10 a.m. in Chateau with publication of notice for two weeks. Property includes town lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and part of lot 27 and all of lot 28 in Block 1 Original Townsite Chateau plus fractional and entire-acre lands in Sections 17 20 34 and 33 Town 22 Range 6 West M M in Teton County Montana.
The estate of James Eckford, deceased, in Teton County Montana, will sell at public auction for cash, subject to court confirmation, the real estate belonging to the estate as described in the order issued March 19, 1937 by the district court. The executrix will conduct the sale following the order.
The sale includes Lots 19 20 21 22 Block 16 and Lots 1 2 Block 2 Original Townsite Choteau Montana and several land parcels in Township 24 North Range 6 West Montana Meridian. Auction set for April 2 1937 at 10 am at the courthouse front door Chateau with ten percent cash and balance on sale confirmation. Executrix Inez Eckford of the James estate presiding.
Notice sets April 5 1937 town election in Choteau Montana to decide granting Montana Dakota Utilities Co. a gas distribution franchise. Polls 8am to 6pm at Old Chateau Drug Co. and City Office. qualified resident freeholders on tax roll may vote. Also contains land patent notices and court filings in Great Falls district.
Charles N. Spratt and Thomas H. Smullen sue A. E. Anderson as administrator of Anna McDermott estate and multiple heirs and trusts in Chouteau and Teton Counties. The action seeks foreclosure on a July 31 1916 mortgage and note for 1200, plus advances, with sale of Lots 2 3 4 and parts of Sec 3, Township 23N Range 2E totaling 317.68 acres, to satisfy the debt. Proceedings note service by March 5 1937 and first publication March 18 1937.
Bertha Hougan sues all interest holders and lien claimants in Farm Unit A NE Quarter Section 15 Township 22N Range 2W Montana described property. Defendants must answer within sixty days of first publication or risk court relief as requested. The case is in Teton County Montana.
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