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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
2
Rates listed for display advertising foreign at 40 cents per column inch and local at 35 cents if under three ads monthly, 30 cents if three or more. Locals ten cents per line straight, readers ten cents per line first insertion, five cents per line for repeats. Legal ads at statutory rates. Want ads ten cents per line first insertion, five cents per line subsequent insertions.
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The Teton Hi-Lites notes a letter from Wantht wee via Helen Smith and thanks courthouse staff for mimeograph access. It mentions Thanksgiving wishes, new Spanish booklets for first year students, and local visits. John Gibler, naval aviator and glider pilot, has returned home from service after teaching at Twenty-nine Palms. Ernest Oertel and son visited Cha teau. former Rice Auto Court operator joins A. B. Cobb Co. in Pond era field.
Compiled abstracts note United States patent to Laura Johnson and multiple warranty deeds from Continental Oil Co to G I Tangen and others. Quit claim to Ernest Knight, various right of way easements to A B Cobb Co of Great Falls, and numerous deed of royalties detailing oil and gas interests across sections 9 14 15 21 22 23 in townships 22 25 west.
A school notice urges parents to keep children home when they feel a cold coming on to limit spread of colds and other illnesses. It emphasizes cooperation among children, teachers, parents, and health authorities and notes many mild colds lead to complications. Mr and Mrs Charles Field Jr visit town. Charles seeks post Navy plans in Teton county Wheat growing prospects mentioned.
In the Ninth District Court of Montana, Rudy Winger sues AYNSLEY, BATTSON, REMPEL, TOENYES, EWART, RYZEK, HUGHES, NORUP, MATTSON, SAUNDERS, BANCROFT, FOSTER, REED, LIERBOE, WALLACE, HASSARD, JONES, PETERSON and unknown defendants to quiet title to land in Teton County. Judgment by default possible after 20 days. Filed Oct 31 1945. Attorneys: Church & Harris. Four weekly pubs. Nov 8 15 22 29.
Estate of Louis Stuart deceased. Administratrix Melyn Stuart invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to Fairfield Montana in Teton County. Dated October 31 1945. H B Hoffman and L W Paul attorneys Great Falls Montana. Four publications Nov 8 15 22 29.
Attention is called to depositing rocks and rubbish in County Board Rights-of-ways. Rocks from fields have been dumped along roads and garbage discarded. Legal action will be taken if not corrected immediately. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. James Van Cleave, County Clerk. 2 pubs. Nov. 29, Dec. 6.
Fairfield officials warn residents not to dump garbage in the County Road Right-of-way and say a dump ground is available with gate key at Farmers Union Service Station. If cleanup is not completed before snow flies, further action will be taken by commissioners.
The International Organization of Rosicrucians invites requests from those seeking inner perfection and daily life mastery. A copy of The Secret Heritage will be sent free to deserving applicants who mail their medrase letter to Scribe S. E. C. AMORC Temple Rosicrucian Park San Jose California. Four Chateau men have served time on the Federal jury in Great Falls the past two weeks. They are Harry Price Paul Kropp James Fowler and Nick Pambrun.
Notice is given by Pearl E. Thompson administratrix of the estate of John Charles Thompson deceased to all creditors to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims may be sent to the Thompson ranch near Power Montana or filed with the clerk at the courthouse in Choteau Montana. Dated November 6 1946. Pearl E. Thompson administratrix EB Collins attorney Billings Montana. Four publications November 15 22 29 and December 6.
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