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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
8
Notice of second installment taxes on all real property in Teton County for 1924 for state county and school districts and city taxes for Chateau due at the county treasurer. If unpaid by 6 p.m. Monday June 1 the 5 percent penalty applies. Otto Wagnild is treasurer.
Notice directs water users to Rules 17 and 18 of the February 15 1916 ordinance by the City Council. It forbids lawn and garden sprinkling when water is not metered and warns against wasteful use of water.
The City of Chateau restricts lawn watering to April 15 to October 15 from 7 00 to 10 00 am and 5 00 to 9 00 pm daily. Unnecessary water waste may be prosecuted. violators can be cut off and fined up to fifty dollars. Marshal to arrest repeat offenders. first notice May 21 with last notice May 28.
Notice is given that on Friday, June 26, 1925, at 2:00 PM at the Court House front door in Chateau, Teton County, Montana, James B. Moore as Mortgagee and Trustee will sell at public auction the property described as East Halves of Southeast Quarter of Section 4, Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter of Section 3, and Lot 8 in Section 3, Township 20 North Range 3 West, containing 169 acres, to satisfy a mortgage loan of 1300 plus interest and costs. The deed to secure was executed March 20, 1917 by Otto D Kirby and others to William L. Linke, later assigned to P. Lewis Potter and Georgiana Potter, then to James B. Moore. Sale is under a mortgage trust deed and may include costs, fees, and attorneys’ expenses. Dated Great Falls, Montana May 1925. James B. Moore, by G. S. Frary, Agent. First pub May 21, last June 11.
H. H. Wuest and family visited the Fred Zimbleman home in Brady Sunday. Breezy Hill folks attended Rev. Jesse Bunch's Brady lecture last Tuesday. Farmers finish seeding this week and Frances Dirkes led a field meet trip to Chateau last Friday. Wilda Simons and Jacob Trost family spent weekends in Brady. Francis Suiste dined with W. W. Simons on Sunday. The school year closes successfully with teacher Miss Frances Dirkes. Mrs. Tornfeist visited Chateau Monday to prove up her home grain enlargement.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Davidson enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Munson at Brady. Mr and Mrs Tom Weaver arrived in town Sunday evening coming over from an unspecified destination.
An advertisement touts Ogon's F Pills as a kidney stimulant and diuretic. It quotes J A Deschamps of Missoula Mont who says Dean's Pills cured his kidney pains after frequent nightly urination and back ache. The copy urges readers to buy from local dealers citing Foster Milburn Co as manufacturers.
Mrs Weaver and Mr Weaver return to Montana as guests of Mrs Weaver. Lucille Trembel visits Jno England family then travels to Spokane Washington. Miss Johnson of Spokane visits Carl and Mrs Johnson. Jim Coghill starts remodeling on Grandma Baquet property adding 100 meters. Woodward and Heerman visit Brady. Reiquam and Fitzgerald visit Mrs Dean Waterman. Mrs Johnson to undergo eye surgery in Great Falls. Lady school hosts Friday picnic near Mayer farm. Teachers Woodward and Fitzgerald attend Chateau field meet with prize winners Katie Hilling Clara Alzheimer Charlotte Thompson. Waterman, Weaver, Mead visit Ida Waterman. Reigham attends Masons stag in Conrad. School closes Saturday with Teton river picnic. Mary Jane England visits sister Lillian England in Conrad. Lora Bailey visits Chateau for field meet. Katie Hilling stays with Moreland host in Chateau.
East Parmington and Burton teachers hosted a school picnic with children and parents. The community saw multiple visits among residents including Lindseth Otness Nyhus Swenson and Kreuger families plus exams and travel to Chateau. Norwegian church services scheduled for next Sunday at 3 PM.
State of Montana summons the defendant John Kisch to appear before Justice J E DeHaas in Chateau Township Justice Court. The action is filed by Adams Oil Company in Teton County.
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