Choteau Weekly Post Postal Rates and Publication Note
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter Subscription options include one year two dollars and twenty five cents in Teton County two dollars fifty outside the county six months one dollar twenty five cents in county and one dollar fifty outside Teton County foreign Canada three dollars per year payable in advance
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Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Canada
Advertising Rates Across Local and Foreign Display
Rates list for display ads: foreign 40c per column inch, local 35c if under three ads monthly, 30c for three or more. Local lines 10c per line straight, readers 10c first insertion, 5c per line for repeats. Legal ads statutory rates, want ads 10c first insertion, 5c per line subsequent insertions.
Take a Victory Bond It Is Free
A Detroit writer argues the term bond is misleading and explains that buying bonds is a transfer to the U S Treasury not spending money. He says E Bonds fund war needs and repay roughly 4 for 3, using George Lott as an example of bonds aiding war casualty care. The piece promotes patriotic participation and the notion of bonds as saving.
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W. B. Bachman
Detroit
Barton
U. S. Treasury
Highlights of the new enlistment program for veterans
The article outlines a wartime style reenlistment push toward November 21 allowing veterans discharged May 12 to November 1 to return with their prior rank, with higher regrades for those discharged as privates. It details enlistment terms 1 2 or 3 years, furloughs, mustering out pay, retirement options, GI Bill benefits, family allowances, and branch choices, portraying the Regular Army as the best job with lifetime career potential.
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Uncle Sam
Pay Increases for Enlisted Men Announced
Government outlines monthly pay boosts for enlisted personnel with overseas service plus 20 percent, 50 percent for flying crews or parachutists, and an additional 5 percent for every three years of service.
Local Social Roundup From Great Falls and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Leo Keel visited in Great Falls and called on the Butler home. Mrs M Schaefer spent Tuesday with Mrs L Inglerston. The group attended the Farmers Union Convention in Lewiston and later visited the Siedel family in Moore. Family gatherings included birthdays, dinners, and friendly visits among Schaefer Beck Lietz and Schermer families with guests from Boulder Spokane Dutton Great Falls and St Cloud.
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Leo Keel
Great Falls
Butler Home
M. Schaefer
L. Inglerston
C. Wittke
Lewiston
Farmers Union
Don Siedel
Moore
al Nelson
Oscar Berndt
Dutton
Joe Bricks
Emil Quade
Bill Berndt
Floyd
Amelia Lietz
Fred Schultz
Diamond Valley
Great Pans
A. Beck
John Schermer
Spokane
A. E. Beck
Beck
Mrs. Johnshermer
Gamradt
Shannon
Wallace Schultz
Teenyes
Quieting Title suit over Montana land in Teton County
The District Court in Montana summons defendants in a quiet title action concerning the southwest quarter and related parcels in Section 23 and adjacent quarters in Township 24N for one west, seeking to remove any cloud on plaintiff Rudy Winger's ownership. The action, filed October 31 1945, names many spouses and unknown claimants and demands judgment by default if unanswered within twenty days. Attorneys are Church Harris of Great Falls. Four publication dates listed: Nov 8 15 22 29 1945.
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ORDA
Aynsley
Paul Battson
Julia Battson
D. L. Rempel
Hazel Rempel
John B. Toenyes
Bertha C. Toenyes
R. H. Ewart
Ewart
Gerard Ryzek
Gerard Remington
Ryz
J. H. Hughes
Hughes
James Norup
Norup
H. Mattson
Attson
Walter B. Saunders
Walter Saunders
J. G. Wallace
Wallace
R. E. Hassard
Gertrude Hassard
P. H. Jones
Montana
Teton County
A. D
A. H. Doughty
Dorothy Armstrong
Church & Harris
Ford
Great Falls
Notice to Creditors Estate of Louis Stuart Deceased
Administratrix Emelyn Stuart publishes a notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be sent to Fairfield Montana in Teton County, site of estate business. Dated October 31 1945. Attorneys H B Hoffman and L W Paul of Great Falls Montana oversee the process. Four publications scheduled November 8 15 22 29.
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Louis Stuart
Fairfield
Montana
County of
Teton
Emelyn Stuart
H. B. Hoffman
L. W. Paul
Great Falls
Ontana
Notice of Sale of State Lands in Teton County Montana
The Montana Commissioner of State Lands and Investments will auction two parcels in Teton County on Friday November 23 1945 at 2 PM in the county courthouse Chateau Montana. The tracts are described as N2 SE1 and SW 1/4 of Section 36 Township 22 North Range 4 West containing 320 acres valued at $5 per acre and the SW 1/2 of Section 36 Township 22 North Range 5 West containing 160 acres valued at $10 per acre. Highest bid wins.
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Teton County
Montana
Helena
State of
Chateau
Terms and Conditions of Sale for State Lands
The sale follows Chapter 165 of the Political Codes 1935 with amendments. No land sells below appraised value, minimums $5 for grazing and $10 for agricultural per acre. Bidders must provide a 10 percent certified check of total price. Purchaser pays at sale at least 10 percent in cash and may adjust to a multiple of $25. A $5 certificate fee applies.
State Lands auctions terms for land sales in Montana
The balance of purchase price bears 5 percent interest and is paid in 33 annual installments. A bidder who fails to pay initial installment forfeits 50 to 1000 dollars as determined by the State Board of Land Commissioners. All sales require their approval and a certificate of purchase. The state reserves minerals and holds a lien on crops for unpaid balances. Lands near towns may be sold in small lots. existing leases allow the current lessee to bid. Possession for lands under lease starts March 1 after sale with rent refunds where applicable. J. W. Walker, Commissioner of State Lands and Investments, Montana. Publications: October 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
J. W. Walker
State of
Montana
Notice to Farmers and Ranchers in Teton County
County offers 80 cents per mile for weed mowing along road shoulders due to equipment shortages. Interested parties must contact the County Surveyor before operations. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. James Van Cleave, County Clerk. 3 pubs Oct 25 Nov 1 and 8.
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Board of County Commissioners
James van Cleave
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the Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
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Methodist Church
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G. E. Lindholm
Prop
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Hartford Uran
Insura
R. E. Nelson Insurance Agency
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James Sands
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