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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
2
The City Council extends the spring cleanup deadline to May 15 due to cold weather and wind. After this date an inspection will remove any trash or refuse left on properties and charge the cost to the property owner. John W. Hall, City Clerk, urges affected persons to heed the notice.
Notice of a 7.50 per share assessment levied by the directors at a meeting on April 30 1927 upon the capital stock of the Teton Co operative Voir Company principal place of business Chateau Teton County Montana.
Notice to stockholders of Teton Co operative Reservoir Co. Bynum Montana. Assessments due May 16 1927 payable to E B Noble secretary. Delinquents after June 1 1927 will be advertised for sale at public auction and sold June 18 1927 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. Office at Bynum Montana. First pub May 5 last May 26.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County an order to show cause concerns the estate of Alexander Truchot deceased. The filing appears as a formal judicial action in the Nineteenth Judicial District addressing probate matters.
Notice to the Interstate Commerce Commission announces Paul and Pacific Railroad Company filed on April 12, 1927, a request under section 1 to acquire and operate the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway system with about 10121 miles in multiple states, plus related lines and capital stock interests of numerous rail entities, with an April 16, 1927 deadline.
Mary E. Smith as Administratrix of Alexander Truchot Deceased petitions for an order to sell part of the real estate. The Clerk orders all interested parties to appear June 2, 1927 at 10:00 AM in the District Court in Chateau Teton to show cause. A copy of the order will be published weekly for four weeks in Choteau Acantha.
Treasury Secretary A. W. Mellon announces redemption of Second Liberty Loan bonds on November 15, 1927. Interest will cease on that date. holders may exchange bonds at the option of the holder. Washington May 9, 1927.
Montana summons Teton and Sanborn State Bank defendants in a foreclosure action against Thomas R. Watson. The mortgage, dated December 19, 1917, covers the N half of section 26, township 24 north range 2 east, 320 acres in Montana. Court warns default judgment if no answer within 20 days and lists notices and witnesses.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Great Falls Montana announces a public sale for Patrick H Crossen of Chateau Montana. Bid at least $4 per acre for the NWMW section 21 township 28 north range 4 west PM. Sale at 10:00 A M June 11. Highest bidder pays immediately. Claims due by sale time. First pub April 28 last May 26.
Directors of Farmers Co operative Canal Co in Farmington Montana levy an assessment of 25 per share payable by May 23 1927 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid stock by May 23 1927 will be delinquent and sold June 11 1927 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment and costs. Dated April 15 1927.
In Collins on a Saturday Mr Graves met Mrs Graves and Mrs Finnigan with daughter Louise hosted Miss Menath. Mrs Heerman was to Conrad hospital then returned home. Mrs Dean Waterman and the Beringers drove to Great Falls by auto. Mrs Crane received trees from Mandan for shelter belt. Farmers note crops benefit from the storm though homes and farms stay intact. May Day plans form community picnic on May 19 with school choir and lunch served.
A brief weather note urges sheepmen to provide shelter for flocks amid unsettled conditions. No storms named, but advisories stress animal protection and readiness for changing skies.
Fresher weather and rain bring better roads and growth prospects as Averill brothers complete seeding and Opal Edwards recovers at home. Mr and Mrs Poet Bill dine with the McLeans, while McDuffies host Great Falls visitors who receive a Victrola and a homely puppy priced at 15 dollars. Martin Swanson is in Bateman hospital for an infected tooth. Don Wolfer and Frank Schults start mustaches for the coming season.
Notice announces the second installment of real property taxes for 1926 in Teton County Montana including state, county, and school district taxes and city taxes for Chateau due at the county treasurer’s office. If unpaid by 6 pm May 31, 1927 a 5 percent penalty will be added. Otto Wagnild is treasurer. First publication May 12, last May 31.
A comic objects to performing after the monkey act as the manager contemplates the crowd reaction and potential backlash. The exchange hints at backstage tensions and audience expectations for a vaudeville show.
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