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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
2
This week marks fire prevention week by gubernatorial proclamation. Montana losses in 1929 totaled 37 lives and 1 152 224 93 dollars in property. Choteau investigates fire safety, praising volunteers and water systems while debating motorized hose equipment and urging public input.
Fred Lathrop a Blackleaf cattleman northwest of Chateau died Sunday night at 8 after a stroke. He had been in Maynard hospital in a nearly unconscious state after illness from a stroke while returning from Great Falls with his wife and daughter. Born May 10 1863 in Minnesota he settled 16 years ago with his family near Blackleaf. Surviving are his wife and daughter Lorraine and a sister in Winnebago Minnesota. The body will be shipped to Minnesota next Monday from Roberts funeral home where it rests.
Reports of the Power State Bank at Power, the First State Bank at Bynum, and the Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy show total assets around 100 thousand dollars for each, with capital, surplus, and deposits detailed. Officials Kyle Jones and I. J. A. Swanson sign, sworn October 1–2, 1930, before notaries in Montana.
The document states that A Swanson was sworn in as cashier on October 2, 1930, before J M Ryan Sr and Jr. The sworn statement is notarized by Etzel F Swanson with a Montana residence in Pendroy and a commission expiring February 15, 1932.
A. F. Mavity sues Edward John Weiser Emma Ella Weiser and Dena Katzenstein in the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana. The State of Montana sends greetings to the named defendants and each of them to answer the complaint filed in the Clerk’s Office.
The Acantha presses concerns on economic policy in the Walsh Galen U S Senate race. It argues Walsh favors national interests over Montana farmers and producers, cites tariff votes and benefits for Wheat flaxseed oats wood cattle and livestock, and questions the impact on local living costs.
The action seeks judgment and foreclosure on a deed of trust for three hundred twenty acres in Teton county Montana. Edward J Weiser and Emma Ella Weiser signed the note for 1125 dollars at 8 percent interest secured by mortgage recorded Oct 2 1925. Plaintiff Farmers State Bank of Pendroy assigns the mortgage seeking first lien and sale to satisfy debt plus 200 attorney fees and costs.
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