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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1948
Page
2
A column analyzes prospects for universal military training and returns to selective service. It notes universal conscription faces political and public resistance, while a two year draft appears likely with 900000 needed next year, 720000 to the Army and exemptions for veterans, high school students, and certain workers.
The Montana unemployment compensation commission notes per capita electric capacity in the state is about double the national average and potential hydro resources are estimated at ten times current capacity.
Notice in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana that the administrator of the Mary E White estate will sell at public auction for cash and subject to court confirmation. Auction date to be set. Sale is to liquidate estate assets under an order dated May 14, 1948.
On June 4 1498 at 2 PM the court steps in Chateau Montana will offer the deceased Mary E White estate for cash sale. Bids may be rejected. R E Nelson administrator. Bert I Packer attorney. Published May 20.
Administrator with the Will annexed of Julius Kochman Deceased calls all creditors and parties with claims to present vouchers within four months of first publication to the administrator at the Bynum Garage Montana in Teton County. Dated May 14 1948. Four publications May 20 to June 10.
Elmer Sprunger and Lilly May Sprunger sue Herman A Swenson and others over land in Dutton Townsite, Teton County, Montana. The action seeks a decree quieting plaintiffs title and barring all claims adverse to them. Court seal dated May 18 1948 with notices for May 20 27 and June 3 10 publications.
St Johns Parish Fairfield lists Masses on Sunday May 23 at 8 30 in Fairfield and 11 00 at Power. Religious Vocation school for children begins Monday May 31 in Fairfield Power and Dut ton. Rev Russel Scheidler is Pastor.
Guy Kale and Lela Kale sue Abraham Hoy Mary Hoy Milton Cooper Lottie Cooper Frank Cooper Charles Parker Erma Parker Bate Manswitzer Co William Edgar Leona Webster Mayme Gies Emma Young and unknown heirs to quiet title and remove any clouds on land described as 2.69 acres in Section 3 Township 24 North Range 5 West Montana Principal Meridian with a 60 foot county road right of way. The suit seeks a decree that Plaintiffs own the land free of adverse claims and enjoins Defendants from asserting any rights. The case was filed in the district court and summons issued May 12 1948.
Notice from Teton County Montana closing registration books at 5 PM June 4 1948 for the July 20 1948 primary nominating election. Electors may register at the county clerk court house Chateau or with the precinct deputy registrar or any notary public or justice of the peace per law. Voters who participated in November 1946 or who registered since then are not required to re register.
May 1 1948 notice from James Van Cleave County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar states requirements for elector qualification in Montana. To vote must be 21 or older, US citizen, one year Montana resident and 30 days in Teton County. Prior 1946 non voters must re register by deadline. Registration office hours 9 to 5 daily except Sundays and holidays. Poll within 10 miles must register at court house. Dated May 1 1948. 4 pubs May 13 to June 3.
Directors levy special assessment number sixty eight of twenty five dollars per share on all capital stock. Unpaid stock by June 11, 1948 becomes delinquent and will be sold July 11, 1948 at 2 PM at Farmington post office front door to cover delinquency costs. Dated May 10 1948 Chateau Montana. A G Arensmeyer Secy Treas. Four publications May 6 13 20 27.
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