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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
7
Administrator Bert I. Packer calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the administrator's office in Chateau Montana, Larson Building. Date March 8, 1949. Four publications through April 14 to May 5.
Creditors and all persons with claims against Katharine McDonald Kinkle, deceased, must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Administrator at George Coffey Office, Larson Building, Chateau Montana. Date April 9, 1949. Katharine McDonald Kinkle deceased. George Coffey, Attorney for Administrator.
The undersigned Executor of the Estate of Abigal Janette Miles deceased invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Julius J. Wuerthner, Executor, 403 Ford Building, Great Falls, Montana, date April 22, 1949. Published four times: April 28, May 5, 12, 19.
District court in Montana's Ninth Judicial District, Teton County, issues an order to show cause why an order of sale of real estate should not be made. The filing outlines the legal action and procedural steps leading to the potential sale. Details specify parties involved and court authority governing probate or property disposition.
Judge HATTERSLEY orders R. E. Nelson Public Administrator to show cause on May 20, 1949, why the estate of Barbara A. Bremner should not be sold as necessary. Notice to be published in the Choteau Acantha for two weeks, Great Falls attorneys listed.
Summons for publication in Teton County Montana to Rudolph E Gettel and others. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to all of Section 17 in Township 23 North Range 1 East in Montana. Case filed April 15 1949 with Clerk Geo J Gunther. attorneys Murch Wuerthner. Four insertions: April 21 28 May 5 12.
Notice is given by the Administrator of the Estate of Bertha Drinkwine deceased to creditors to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for the administrator is Leo H Murphy in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date April 25 1919. Leo H Murphy attorney for administrator. Pub dates April 28 May 5 12 19.
Certificate records a copartnership named Gambies Store located in Choteau Montana. Walter W Scott and Jerome L Scott residing in Choteau are listed as partners. The agreement lacks a fixed end date and is dated April 22 1949 in Teton County Montana.
The Gambles Store authorized dealer certifies that all copartners Walter W. Scott and Jerome L. Scott individually subscribed their names and residence details are correct. Subscribed and sworn before Leo H. Murphy notary on April 22, 1949 in Chateau Montana with a four publication sequence ending May 19.
A lease on behalf of Ward should not be made as officials warn the arrangement may lack proper authority and outline the need for formal consent. City records show concern over who signed the document and whether statutory steps were followed.
In Teton Montana the guardian Arthur Boehm petitions the court to lease ward Henry Boehm estate land for five years at one third of the crop. The court sets a May 20 hearing at 10 AM in Chateau to determine approval and publication of notice in the Choteau Acantha. The case also includes a quiet title action on the northwest land parcel in Section 14 and 23, Township 24 North, Range 1 East. The defendants and unknown claimants are urged to answer within twenty days or face default.
City ordains cleanup week with free city trucks for trash removal to the dump. Residents urged to place materials in the alley and ready for pickup starting May 3 or soon after. Burnable items should be burned on site to save time and costs. By order of the city council. Mayors K E Sturgis and James Sulgrove. Three notices published April 28 May 5 May 12.
The Ninth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County issues an alias summons for publication in a case where Merle Hatcher sues Margaret Blackorby Hil Dur Anderson and unknown heirs. The action seeks legal process against the named defendants with further proceedings to follow.
Clerk Ernest Abel of the above court in Great Falls Montana issues notice dated May 2 1949 for the case with attorney for the plaintiff. Publication runs four times from May 5 to May 26 with public notice in the Strain Building area.
Bat testino J. Zonfrillo of Pawtucket bid 13.50 to obtain a box of hand carved wooden novelties from Italy sold for unpaid 1.25 tax. He later learned the box was consigned to him and he paid 12.25 above tax to recover his own property.
Charles Burton Jr escaped from Bakersfield police with arms handcuffed behind him and wandered the town for seven hours before returning to the station and asking the desk sergeant to remove the cuffs. Earlier Burton beat a cafe pianist who refused to play his request.
The National Wool Growers Association reports that America's sheep total has dropped by 40 percent since 1942, now tallying 28.0 million head across the nation.
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