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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists annual subscriptions at 2.25 dollars in Teton County and 2.50 dollars outside the county. Six months cost 1.25 dollars in County and 1.50 outside. Foreign countries including Canada are 3.00 dollars per year, payable in advance.
The paper urges Montanans in the second district to vote next Tuesday in a dual election for a U S representative and the highway debenture act referendum No 49. It defends both candidates Leo Graybill and D Ewart, promotes independent judgment, and warns against outside pressure and party domination.
The First National Bank and Trust Company of Helena files an alias summons in District Court, seeking to quiet title to 318.04 acres in Teton County. The defendants include listed heirs and unknown claimants. failure to answer within 20 days will result in default judgment. The parcel includes parts of Section 1, Township 23 North Range 3 West with a well and reservoir easement to Barbara Mitzel. Court clerk H. M. Daley signs the notice dated May 25, 1945.
In Collins News a surprise party honored Miss Hilda Iverson before she departs for her former home in South Dakota. Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. E R McLean's. Iverson, sister of the late Selpia Beringey, plans to visit after the war and keep Montana as home. Also reported: Adolph Banis recovering in Great Falls Hospital. Public Land Sale notices follow with bidding details and deadlines.
Adolph developed poisoning from treated wheat and sustained a burn while using a blow torch. J. A. Coghill and wife visited the Reo Coghill home with Mr and Mrs John Francis the latter of Bozeman and returned to Great Falls on Saturday.
Notice is given that the Board of School Trustees of a Teton County Montana district and the Teton County High School Board will meet June 25 1945 to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the school year beginning July 1 1945. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Muriel S Reiquam County Superintendent and Budget Supervisor Clerk.
Secretary Wickard declares in a V E Day statement that the war on the home front must continue with full scale production. He notes heavy food demand for allied forces and a duty to feed starving people in liberated areas. He urges American farmers to maintain all out production until final victory.
Teton County issues an official publication notice under Montana law. It grants six months to owners or heirs with preferential rights to repurchase deeded property before sale dates. If not exercised, such rights terminate and are barred. conflicting acts are repealed.
The emergency Act was declared effective upon passage and approval. Approved February 28, 1945. Publication required weekly for three consecutive weeks. Dated May 9, 1945. James Van Cleave, County Clerk. Three publications. First May 17, last May 31.
Teton County Montana suit by Teton, Martin L Bechtel and Valeria G Bechtel against Adolphes Fellers Emily Fellers Julius Silverman Solomon Cohen Yetta Cohen Moses J Silverman heirs of James Eckford Inez Eckford and others seeks to quiet title to Lots 21 to 25 in Block 16 Original Townsite of Chateau. Court requires answer within twenty days of service or default will be entered. Four publications scheduled May 24 May 31 June 7 and June 14 1945.
The Friendly Neighbors H. D. G met in May at Mrs. Chalfon’s home with Mrs. Jean Simkins assisting. Miss Frieda Schroder demonstrated closet and storage ideas. The group discussed postwar plans to ease housework and shared a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edna Chalfon and Mrs. Jean Simkins.
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