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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
3
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana it is entered as second class matter. Subscription rates listed include one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months seventy six cents. Foreign country rates including Canada two fifty per year. Payable in advance.
George Carroll of Chateau Post 6 plans a courthouse tablet listing Teton County war dead, including those from areas later part of the county. He urges a university style memorial row like Missoula and calls for ceremonies inviting residents from Browning to Conrad to honor the fallen and ensure lasting record.
Judge R M Hattersley thanked supporters after a reassuring vote in Teton Pondera Toole and Glacier counties. He noted anticipated changes in the court staff including new county attorneys in Pondera and reappointments elsewhere. He said the 19th district handles the Burrell murder case and other heavy dockets, but has kept costs down.
J B Conner thanks voters in Teton County for the generous vote at the general election held last Tuesday for state representative. He extends sincere appreciation to the electorate.
A historical note extols telephone use as essential for price checks, customer contact, saving trips, and maintaining social ties for just a few cents daily.
Seattle Times plans a Northwest edition featuring Montana livestock. Milwaukee officials led by Lon Cook visited Missoula and Manhattan to cover sugar beets and cattle. They planned visits to George Stinton ranch Agawam C K Malone near Agawam S T ranch and local assessors assisted data gathering before returning to Great Falls.
The Home Demonstration club postpones its meeting due to a project leaders meeting in Chateau on the 22nd. The club will meet December 1 at Mrs. Earl Zimmerman’s home with a 12 30 dinner. A box social and program at Prairie View school Friday evening Nov 18 benefits the school. Miss Florence Stoffler teaches there. Mrs. Marion Davis has been ill. Mr and Mrs Jack Kinsey stay at Fred Swenson’s home after returning from Washington about two weeks ago.
A user testimonial praises Kruschen salts for rapid fat loss. Mrs. Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan claims 45 pounds shed in three months with 3 bottles, plus 6 inch waist/hip reduction. Ad recommends daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and limiting fatty foods. money back if not satisfied.
Miss Ella Thompson spends the week with Miss Helen Standish. The Kosnick family and Mrs. Munson traveled to Great Falls Sunday. Great Falls visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Standish with daughters Patsy and Peggy spent the weekend at the D. B. Standish home. The Farmers' Union plans its first social meeting of the winter on Saturday December 10. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bunday and infant son Gary Gordon dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Austad Sunday.
Karl Ingebritson returned on Thursday from Butte where he had been visiting for a few days. Herman Johnson is confined to bed with shell shock from the war. Alice Johnson plays in the Power high school orchestra. C. W. Boe is adding to his house. The Independent Basketball team met at the high school gym and elected their team and captain. Ralph Baldani and wife attended a surprise party for state representative J. B. Conner at Farmington on November 10. Herman Grasdock is building a new dwelling on his land. Ernest Weissner returned from Butte with lumber. Mrs. Olson went back to Miles City after a visit.
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana Citizens State Bank of Chateau sues Thomas A Jeffers. The bank seeks 364 00 with 10 percent interest from Nov 4 1931 and 271 23 with 8 percent interest from Sept 30 1931 for goods sold by Cash and Carry Grocery assigned to plaintiff. Judgment by default if no answer within twenty days. First pub Nov 17 last Dec 8.
Albert and Pete Den Boer and Mrs Goz Den Boer attend Dutch Reform church in Conrad. Mr and Mrs Dick Nugen attend Lutheran church in Conrad. James FitzPatrick and wife welcomed a baby boy born in Conrad on Oct 28. Elsie Jones visits Conrad, plans return Wednesday. Various local travels include Albert DenBoer moving his wife from hospital, Ross Roberts hauling coal to Chateau for Dr Maynard, and visits to Choteau Blackleaf Dupuyer and Pendray areas.
United States of America sues Louis Owens in district court. A marshal sale is set for December 20, 1932 at 2 10 pm at the court house front in Chateau Montana to convey Owens's interest in land described as sections 21 27 28 23 township 24 north range 6 west ten miles west of Chateau Teton county Montana. Dated November 11 1932. Rolla Duncan marshal and C C Johnson deputy. First pub November 17 last December 8.
United States plaintiff to sell at marshal's sale on December 20, 1932 at 2:20 PM front door of courthouse in Chateau Montana. It covers all right and title of William Hodgskiss Jr in Lots 13 and 14 Block 5 Original Townsite of Choteau Teton County. Dated November 11, 1932. Rolla Duncan U S Marshal for District of Montana L C C Johnson deputy. First pub November 17 last December 8.
No. 1762 dated December 20 1932 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House in tana the defendant Joe Weyer is to surrender all right title and interest in land described as NW4 percent NEY SW percent and W percent SW Section 29 Township 23 North Range 2 West in Clerg tana. By C Johnson deputy.
Sheriff J L Collins announces a public auction of the estate of Sarah P Livingston to settle foreclosure. The sale is set for November 26 1952 at 2 PM at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Teton County Montana. The property is the NW quarter of Section 23 Township 23 North Range 3 West containing 160 acres more or less.
First installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1932 in Teton County Montana are due. Taxes delinquent after 6 p.m. November 30 1932 incur interest at two thirds of one percent per month.
The notice states half the taxes are due by 6 p m May 31 with a delinquency if unpaid accruing interest at two thirds of one percent monthly and a five percent penalty. C G Meadows treasurer of Teton County Montana signs the notice with publication dates November 3 and November 24.
The administrator of the estate of George Logan Burrell deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented to the administrator at the office of George Coffey in the Larson Building, Cho.
Alexander Burrelligs named administrator of the estate of George Logan Burrell deceased at Teau Montana. The administrator is represented by George Coffey attorney. Notice indicates dates for first and last publication October 28 and November 17 with dated October 22 1932.
Clarence Connor applies to the Teton County Montana Treasurer on December 15, 1932 for a tax deed to Lots 2 3 SEB NW14 EX SW Ww SEY SE% SEX Section 18 and NE% NW Section 19 in Township 27 North Range 8 West M M. Amount due 266.37 dollars. Dated November 3, 1932 with publications November 10 and November 17.
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