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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
8
Sunday School at the regular hour and morning worship at eleven. Sermon on the eighth commandment Thou shalt not steal. Epworth League and Fellowship hour in the evening. Fellowship topic What I Think of the NRA. Mrs Phil I Cole is chair of arrangements Edwin Dover Pastor.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during illness and death of a mother. District Court notice announces W D Reiquam petitioning for conveyance of estate real estate in Teton County Montana before a Dec 8 1933 hearing, with Frances Rosengren as Clerk and publication dates Nov 9 to Nov 30.
Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity service at Stephen's Church with morning prayer and instruction at 10 a.m. Holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Pastor Lee H. Young leads.
Mass times set for November 12 include 9 o'clock in Choteau and Power and 11 o'clock in Bynum and Dutton. Choteau and Power observe Communion Sunday. Rev. J F Schulte, Pastor.
Mrs Olaf Larson tripped in the mailbox area breaking a bone in her foot while Olaf was away at the schoolhouse. Ed and Shirley Wallace sold a Chevrolet to the Andersons. Pete McCrorie and family returned from a world’s fair visit. The Slangers hosted Sunday, Jack Slanger shot a deer, and a near fire was prevented by a barrel of water beside Ben and Mrs Berringer.
The Wheat Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration grants use of the Modified County Average Plan in computing farm allotments for Teton County. The County Allotment Committee will set a common per acre yield to apply to base-period acreage. Applicants may request using their own base-period production within seven days. Signed by Chairman Chas F Proff and committee members, dated November 9, 1933.
On and after October 26, 1933 I will not be responsible for bills contracted for by anyone but myself. E. C. Olson, Fairfield Montana.
The directors meeting at Chateau in Teton County Montana on October 21 1933 levied a one dollar per share assessment on all stock to be paid by October 21 1933 to Be J Hirshberg secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after November 21 1933 will be delinquent.
Delinquent assessment on property of Eldorado Co operative Canal Co. to be sold at public auction on December 21, 1933 at 2 p m at the First National Bank of Choteau Choteau Montana to pay the assessment and costs of sale dated October 21 1933 Chateau Montana E J Hirshberg secretary treasurer first published October 26 last November 16
The Teton Co operative Canal Co announces delinquent stock on assessment No 34 dated Sept 23 1933. Shares held by Ernest Arensmeyer John Bauma John A Carlson Matthys Emaar T Groot Malheur Land Co Reiding A P estate Union Central Life Insurance Co Frank P Gault Bertha Lisette Zeibarth will be sold at the Farmington post office on Nov 20 1933 at 2 pm to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. CAL BINFORD Secretary Farmington Montana. First pub Nov 2 last Nov 9.
Stockholders are notified that at a directors meeting in Farmington Montana on August 30 1933 a twenty five dollar per share assessment is levied on all capital stock. The amount is due on or before October 14 1933 to G D B Monkman secretary treasurer of the corporation at Bynum Montana. The notice states a delinquency if unpaid after October 14.
Public notice from Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co announces delinquent assessment payment due by November 14 1933 with sale postponed to December 2 1933 at the Farmington Montana post office. Secretary treasurer G B Monkman signs the notice dated August 30 1933 with first publication October 19 and last November 9.
The first installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1933 in Teton County Montana are due. If unpaid by 6 p m November 30 1933 at the County Treasurer office in Chateau Montana the first half becomes delinquent with interest at 0.66 percent per month and a 5 percent penalty. half of all taxes will be due by 6 p m on stated date.
The notice states taxes become delinquent on the 31st day of May next and will accrue interest at two thirds of one percent per month from delinquency, with a five percent penalty added. Elmer C. Smith, Treasurer of Tetah County, Montana. First pub Oct 26, last Nov 23.
A job opening favors the man who can be reached by phone. The employer searches available men and notes those with telephones at home. The telephone saves time, aids errands and emergencies, and enables social or business contacts for a few cents a day.
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