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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
3
The notice outlines pricing for subscriptions: one year $2.75 within Teton County and $3.00 outside. six months $1.50 in county and $2.00 outside. Ten countries, including enue, charge $3.50 per year, payable in advance.
The issue notes record high hopes from oil companies in Montana as millions have been spent. Seismographic surveys are highlighted as a key method to locate crude deposits for Montana refineries. Geologists anticipate better results amid numerous teaser oil shows in Teton County.
The text notes specialists discussing oilfield terms such as tool pusher tool dresser plug back squeeze job mud hog draw works cat head and lost circulation rat hole tight hole slim hole dry hole and lost hole. It wishes success to them and their bosses in Teton county.
Mrs Eunice Robinson and Mrs Ells Weist along with Mr and Mrs John Moser and son Ralph of Johnston Colo and Mrs George Rentz of Denver Colo left for home Monday after visiting A Moser and other relatives in the area It was Mrs Renzs first meeting with Mr Mosers family in 19 years Mr and Mrs Ray Weist Mr and Mrs Henry Weist and Mr and Mrs A Weist were Great Falls shoppers last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Arthur Weist hosted dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs John Moser Ralph Moser Mrs George Renz Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips Betty and Donnie of Dupuyer and Mr and Mrs Bob Brownell and children of Conrad
Pendroy residents note Mrs. Bob McDonald and guests visiting in Great Falls, flu illness delaying school for Mrs. Clarence Rose, and various trips to Cascade Conrad Missoula Bozeman and Chateau. A church shower welcomed a new baby to Emerson Earls, while the Rose and Moon families conducted business calls and travel continued among locals.
Administratrix Mary C Harris seeks creditors and others with claims against Ernest G Harris deceased to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to Bert I Packer attorney for Administratrix at the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date of notice September 20 1947.
District Court in Teton County Montana orders R E Nelson as administrator to show cause why the real property of Martha Kregness deceased should not be sold. Hearing set for October 10 1947 in Chateau with publication of this order in Chateau Acantha. Property includes Lots 22 23 24 Block 10 Hobson Addition Choteau Montana. Published Sept 25 to Oct 2.
The state of Montana summons defendants in a case to answer the complaint for quieting title to lands in Teton County. It lists many defendants and heirs, describes required response within twenty days, and notes the lands involved in Cow gill Addition Choteau with specific lots and sections. The notice is dated September 9, 1947, with court seal and attorney information.
A wild goose was photographed at an estimated altitude of 29000 feet, nearly 5 miles high, challenging observers with an extraordinary airborne reach and posing questions about bird migration behavior.
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