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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
5
Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg entertained the Friday Bridge Club at her home last Friday afternoon. Valvoline lubricating oil was offered for sale by Joe Baarts with various grades and quantities available.
Positively no hunting permitted on the undersigned property west of Chateau. Any trespassers with firearms on premises will be vigorously prosecuted. Signed T. H. Givens, Wm. F. Miller, Wm. Hodgskiss.
Notice for sheriff's sale on foreclosure appears in District Court of Nina with names Mike Myres E. C. Powers Tim Cook Geo Baker. Hunting prohibition applies to lands owned or leased by the undersigned.
Public notices detail sheriff sales in Chateau Teton County Montana. Writs name Haglin and Sons versus Findley Ferguson and Ferguson with date October 24 1924 for property including sections two eleven ten and ten and various quarters totaling about 440 acres. Also a second notice describes real estate in Section six Township twenty six range three West and other parcels in Teton County. Both include official sale details and attorneys.
First Trust and Savings Bank sues Dell Schoonover Thomas McDonald Carl Thornton and Wisconsin Land Co in a foreclosure action. The sheriff sale is set for cash on the 24th day of October in Chateau Teton County Montana.
Administrator with the will annexed T H Pridham announces a four month period for creditors and claimants to present vouchers against Frederick William Michel deceased. Claims must be filed with Pridham at Warson Building Chateau Montana within the four months after first publication dated September 16 1924. First publication September 18 1924.
The State of Montana sends greetings to Clyde C Carey Nadine Carey and others in a foreclosure action filed through Wells-Dickey Company. Judgment by default may be taken for $2498.77 plus interest on notes securing a mortgage on lands in sections 29 and 32 of township 22 north range 4 west. The case lists Maddox and Church as attorneys. first publication Sept 25 1924 with last Oct 16 1924.
The First State Bank of Albany Minnesota sues Ethel Golding as administratrix of Robert H Golding and others. A public auction is held for the property in Teton County Montana on October 17, 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse door to satisfy a judgment. The property includes the SE quarter of section 8 and the SW quarter of section 8 in township 26 north range 4 west, containing 320 acres with all rights and appurtenances. Court proceedings note the sheriff is William D Reiquam and GEO W Magee serves as plaintiff's attorney.
The notice announces a sheriff sale on October 17, 1924 at 2 PM at the Court House door in Chateau, Teton County, Montana for 160 acres in Section 7 and 18, Township 27 North, West of Principal Meridian, including water rights and appurtenances, in a mortgage foreclosure brought by The First State Bank of Albany against Frank A Smith and Lillian N Smith. It also states a foreclosure action by The Gilman State Bank of Gilman against George Johansen for 320 acres in Section 8, Township 22 North, Range 8 West, with a default judgment if no appearance, and lists the clerk Blanchem Jacobson and attorney G G Harris.
Co J Ward and Harry Lord sue George Johansen A L Bradley and Allie Bradley The Gilman State Bank of Gilman Montana Geo H Minson Receiver The State of Montana and M Rogers Treasurer Lewis and Clark County Montana to answer within twenty days of service.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues to foreclose a 1917 mortgage on extensive Montana land holdings in Sections 21 through 35 across Townships 23 and 25, Range 5 and 6 West. The suit names numerous defendants and seeks sale of property to satisfy the mortgage. Court filings dated September 2 1924 and first publication September 11 1924 list Freeman Thelen Frary as plaintiff attorneys.
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