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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
6
The Montana Producers Purchasing Company based in Shelby launches a statewide campaign to promote Montana made gasoline. It targets northern Montana first, using press and radio to explain how buying local fuel supports independent operators and expands state supply.
Maurice D. Fee of Power-Morgan says Chevrolet will build and sell one million cars in 1931. The forecast, based on studies by Chevrolet and dealer meetings in Great Falls, cites improved business, plentiful money, and rock‑bottom inventories as signs of a strong year ahead.
A local dealer invites the public to call and inspect a car lauded as a wonderful example of American value, emphasizing it is selling at a reduced price for a limited time.
A partial list of instruments recorded from November 8 to November 15 includes warranty deeds from Floyd Phillips to Lucile E. Owen for lots 3 and 4 in section 2-27-5W, quitclaim deeds from Joseph W. Trisler to Henry and Thylitha G. Guerin, and a sheriff's certificate of sale from J I Collins, sheriff, to John Conzemius for $1697.70 on certain parcels in sections 26-22-3W and surrounding quarters.
Sterling Oil completed its No 1 Broken in the Bannatyne field reporting a producer with coarse sand and higher porosity than nearby wells. The well has been shot and is cleaning out in preparation for testing, expected to yield at least 15 barrels settled. Observers see potential northeast nose that could bring exceptional returns.
Conrad interests apply to the state railway commission for permission to operate a bus line between Conrad and Great Falls. The filing outlines routes and service plans pending regulatory approval.
Administrator Bert I Packer of Emma S Wilson estate advertises to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited at the administrator’s office Chateau Montana Date October 1930. Bert I Packer Administrator and Bert I Packer Attorney for Administrator. First Pub October 30 last November 20
Estate of Effie M Campbell deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator S C Campbell at the law offices of T H Pridham in the Larson block Chateau Montana. Dated November 5 1930. First pub November 13 last December 4.
Estate of Alphonse Cote deceased to creditors and all persons waving claims. liquidation of this notice to the administrator at Citizens State Bank in Teton County. Date October 20 1930. C H Kester administrator and Art Jardine attorney Great Falls Montana first pub Oct 30 last Nov 20. Estate of Otis Shirk deceased.
At the law offices of T H Pridham in Montana the estate transaction is conducted. Claude Johns serves as Administrator with the date October 11, 1930. First publication November 13, last publication December 4.
Notice states first installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1930 are due at the county treasurer in Chateau Montana. Delinquency accrues interest at 1 percent per month and a 5 percent penalty after November 30. One-half taxes due by May 31 with 5 percent penalty if unpaid. O G Meadows treasurer. First pub Oct 16 last Nov 20.
The undersigned will on December 18 1930 apply to the county treasurer of Teton county for a tax deed to the SE quarter of the NE quarter and the NE quarter of the SE quarter in Section 6 Township 26 North Range 7 West M M. Amount 61.84. Attorney Bert I Packer. First pub Nov 13 last Nov 20.
Harriet Ida McFadden sues Dewitt Allan McFadden in the Nineteenth Judicial District for divorce on grounds of desertion and for custody of two minor children. Defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days. failure may lead to default judgment. Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson issued the order on November 12, 1930.
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