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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
3
The Helena Independent and other Montana papers defend the state against Louis Seibold of the New York Herald who argues Montana is marked by radicalism and industrial socialism. Editors call his analysis fleeting and misinformed, praising Montana’s optimism and warning against foreign critiques.
The passage praises Montana’s achievements backed by a solid majority of real men and women, while foreseeing continued success after a new intellectual challenger emerges and the Recording Angel assigns a new chapter to past feats.
County Superintendent Edythe Saylor called an all county meeting of school district trustees and clerks to discuss vital school matters. One hundred twenty five trustees attended, traveling from distant areas to better serve their districts and residents, demonstrating strong public spirit and commitment to funding and oversight of local schools.
The piece notes nationwide and local reports of auto plants running at full capacity and dealers moving all available stock. It discusses contrasting views on implications for thrift and prosperity, leaning toward optimism that rising sales ease economic fears and reflect a philosophy valuing present pleasures. It invites reader opinion.
The headline questions marriage as a gamble tied to the House of David sect. An outside observer wonders what such a union implies beyond the inner circle and ritual. The brief hints at social scrutiny and curiosity about nonconformist religious marriages.
Dispatches from Lewistown report Carl Riddick's ex wife received a divorce on grounds of incompatibility. The piece ponders how much the recent election influenced the split and notes a former would be senator now works as a circulation manager for the GOP weekly.
Notices cover sheriff sale on May 15 1923 for property in Chateau Montana including SW quadrant of section 35 township 24 north range 7 west and 160 acres with related mortgage foreclosure actions against Hamrell Segerman Sniste. Other entries announce summonses in cases in Teton County with dates in April 1923 and details of mortgage notes and attorney information.
Court seal document lists Clerk T H Pridham of Chateau Montana as attorney for the plaintiff with first publication April 12 and last May 3 in the year 1922.
Capital Trust & Savings Bank files a case against Richard Sturgeon and Fred Moran seeking to sell the NE quarter of Section 11 Township 23N Range 4W to satisfy a judgment. The sale is set for May 15, 1922 at the Chateau Court House with road land carved from 3.2 acres deeded to Teton County. Sheriff W M Reiquam signs the notice dated April 16, 1923. MARCIS WUERTHNER, Great Falls, attorneys for plaintiffs. First publication April 19, last May 10.
County of Teton and Capital Trust and Savings Bank sue Jessie Nelson and Nikalai Nelson with Lester Smith as defendants describing Lots 1-4 in Section 5 and Lots 1-2 in Section 6 Township 24 North Range 2 West containing 22681 acres in Teton County Montana as per the U S government survey dated April 16 1923 Sheriff WM D Retquam announces first publication April 19 and last publication May 10 by the plaintiff's attorneys.
State of Montana plaintiff vs Raymond E Giese a single man defendant. Notice of sale dated May 14 1923 describes real property NW quarter of section 21 township 23 north range 1 west containing 160 acres more or less with appurtenances to be sold to satisfy a judgment. Sheriff WM D Reiquam and attorneys Smurch and Wuerther of Great Falls Montana appear in notice published April 19 and May 10.
Percy E Hodgskiss of Chateau Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim for Lot 2 SE4ANW% SW4NE SW in section 20 township 23 north range west Montana meridian before Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on May 21 1923. Witnesses Jasper T Murry Hugh Robenson Howard H Higgins and John Bruce all of Choteau Montana. Registered W E Bennett first published April 19 last May 17.
Litigation listing plaintiff versus Archie Halcro and others in Teton County. Court auctions property to the highest bidder on May 14 1923 at a designated location.
Public notice from Teton County Montana dated April 16, 1923 lists a land description: SW14NE14 NW4SE14 N14NE14 S14NW14 and 14SW4 of Section 12 Township 22 North Range 1 West containing 320 acres. Sheriff WM D Retquam and attorneys Marcit & Wuerthner filed the notice.
The court will sell on May 7 1923 at the courthouse Chateau Montana the north half of section 18 township 23 range 7 west containing 160 acres with improvements and appurtenances. Sheriff WM D Reiquam and attorney Jas Sulgrove address the public sale for the plaintiff JE Hirshberg against George M Bony and Eva Bony.
Julius Hirshberg sues George Bradford Marguerite Bradford and J T Beardsley with property to be sold at public sheriff auction May 7 1923 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Teton County Montana. Described real estate includes multiple quarters in sections 14 23 24 township 23 north range 5 west containing 480 acres with improvements and water rights.
Official notice dated April 10 1923 from Teton County Montana involving Under Sheriff Jas Sulgrove at Choteau state. Contains terse archival text without full context or action details.
At a directors meeting in Farmington Montana on April 7 1923 the Teton Co operative Canal Co levied assessment No 23 of twenty dollars per share on all stock. Payment due by May 6 1923 to N E Passmore secretary treasurer at Farmington MT. Delinquent stocks by May 5 1923 will be sold June 1 1923 at public auction to cover the assessment costs.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Gertrude L Pike deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the said estate to exhibit them with necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the administrator at his office in the Larson Block City of Chateau Teton County Montana the same place for the transaction of the business of said estate dated April 11 1923 Administrator Er Maynard Attorney Magee 1st pub April 12 last May 3
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