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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
3
Friday night program on the Great Falls Tribune highlighted Choteau and Teton County. Mayor Coffey spoke on local resources and the city provided music. The broadcast reached audiences across the United States and Canada, boosting regional publicity.
The article argues for forming a cross party irrigation bloc in Congress, to unify western and inter-mountain lawmakers. It stresses bipartisan cooperation to support federal reclamation service projects, improve knowledge of project needs, and advance irrigation without partisan pressure.
The Oklahoma situation appears difficult with factions aligned against Governor Walton. The special election saw less than half of qualified voters casting ballots, about 970,000 ballots for the anti Walton faction linked to the Klan and roughly 50,000 for the governor's supporters, leaving a large undecided segment.
A report emphasizes the value of federal assistance for highway construction, noting broad support for the national program and its benefits to the country. The piece highlights how the highway commission views the aid as essential to improving public road infrastructure.
The passage criticizes the Montana Highway Commission for political influence and inefficiency in road building. It argues the state must reform or abolish the commission, noting its large staff and salaries while questioning its effectiveness and independence from politics. Legislation is anticipated fifteen months away.
A conference for farmers and laborers is planned in Great Falls on October 23 to spark a Montana farmer labor movement. The effort mirrors Minnesota success, with Senator Charles E. Taylor from Sheridan County seeking a U.S. House seat and possible governor nomination for Anderson from Richland County. A national convention may follow, aiming to nominate Senator Frazier of North Dakota for president.
In the District Court of the Twentieth Judicial District of Montana Teton County a notice announces a sheriff sale on foreclosure. The document invokes court authority to liquidate the property under the district court process and sets the sale action timing.
Capital Trust and Savings Bank sue S T Wiprud Caroline Wiprud his wife Geo F Van Slyck and Gordon Campbell. The case directs a sale at a sheriff's sale to satisfy the judgment.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash on October 26, 1923 at 2 p m at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Montana Teton County. Property includes multiple fractional parts of sections in Townships 25 24 North Range 5 West containing 600 acres plus rights and appurtenances. Attorneys Murch and Wuerthner of Great Falls sign the notice. publication dates run October 4 and October 25.
In the Ninth District Court of Montana Teton County Great Falls Building & Loan Assoc. seeks sale of real property under sheriff action. I S Martine and Kathleen Martine are named. sale set for October 15 1923 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Teton County. Property includes Lots 12 13 14 Block 6 Cowgill Addition Chateau with all appurtenances. Sheriff William D Reiquam and Under-Sheriff W N Streeter oversee. attorneys McKenzie & McKenzie. First pub Sept 20 last Oct 11.
Legal notice of a civil action by Malheur Land Company against John Smith Annie Smith Old Fairfield Ranch Company Goodrich Call Lumber Company and Conrad Banking Company. Describes the real property The South Half of Section 18 Township 23 North Range 2 East Montana Meridian now in Teton county Montana 320 acres more or less with all appurtenances. Sheriff WM D Resquam dated September 17 1923.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a mortgage foreclosure against Charles F Suiste Charlotte May Suiste Chateau National Farm Loan Association H P White The California Company and Teton County with a sale set for October 13 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Chateau Montana The described property includes multiple parcels in sections 13 and 18 township 26 north range 4 west and 5 west plus 60 cubic feet of water in Muddy Creek and related ditch rights The sheriff is WM D Reiquam with attorney M Hattersley Conrad Montana
The federal Land Bank of Spokane files suit against Charles F Suiste Charlotte May Suiste Farm Loan Association Strain Bros Inc H P White The California Company Teton County Montana seeking foreclosure of real property described as SE quarter SE quarter of section 8 W half SE quarter and N half NE quarter of section 17 township 26 north range 4 west Montana Principal Meridian. Foreclosure action issued from Choteau Montana dated the 17th.
The alias summons lists Teton E J Lander Co as plaintiff seeking foreclosure of a mortgage dated December 1 1915 on the SEQ of section 21 township 25 north range 3 west in Teton County Montana. Defendants include Earl Van Horn Hansine Van Horn J Cain administrator of John C Ferris estate Margaret Ferris Truchot Land & Cattle Co and Gypsy Oil Co. Judgment for $110 plus costs is sought with all inferior interests foreclosed. The case is filed in the Montana district court with first publication Sept 20 and last Oct 11 1923.
The plaintiff corporation sues John Kirschenman Elizabeth Kirsch enman Collins National Farm Loan Association Conrad Securities Cor poration Charles Fransen and Teton County to foreclose a mortgage on 512.16 acres described by metes and bounds in sections 13 18 19 24 township 25 north range 1 2 west Montana meridian with sale set for September. 13 1923 at 2 p m at the front door of Lot 4 southwest quarter of southeast quarter section 18 and related parcels. R M Hattersley attorney for the plaintiff based in Conrad Montana.
W. E. Bennett, Register. First publication September 27, last October 25.
Dora F Singer and Fred A Fligman as executrix and executor of Samuel S Singer estate sue Benjamin P Gordon and Zena Gordon his wife and Gordon Campbell for cash on the 16th day of October at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Teton County Montana.
The notice cites real property in Teton County Montana described by sections townships and ranges and plats returned to the General Land Office. Sheriff William D. Resquam with attorney firm Cooper Stephenson Hoovter dates the notice September 15 1923 with first publication September 20 and last publication October 11.
The state of Montana sends greetings to defendants H. C. Satter W. W. Tadwards and Pearl C. Feland. They are summoned to answer the complaint within twenty days or face default judgment. Action seeks foreclosure of a labor lien against W. W. Edwards property for 473.15 plus interest penalties and fees. First publication September 27, last October 18, 1923.
Sealed proposals for the care of indigent poor sick and infirm at the County Farm in Teton County Montana will be received by the County Clerk until November 7 1923. Bids cover maintenance support and care per capita per week for one to two years and include feeding clothing nursing and infectious disease care at the County Poor Farm and Isolation Building beginning January 1 1924. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Teton County W H Webs County Clerk dated October 3 1923 with first publication October 4 and last October 28
A quoted aphorism warns that excessive gathering invites nature to reclaim from the gatherer, swelling the estate and killing the owner, asserting nature’s hostility to monopolies and exceptions.
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