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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
5
Community members from Brady Helena and Great Falls are reported visiting relatives and attending events. The record notes several trips, births, anniversaries, and a marriage license for Odin Neckstad and Julia Lame, with Thanksgiving plans and church guild meetings slated in the area.
Choteau schools close today at noon through the week as teachers attend the Montana Education Association convention in Great Falls today and tomorrow. Supt. Robert Graham reports the Choteau grade teachers are 100 percent in the association. Albert Finley is president, David McKee vice president, Mrs Hazel Castle secretary, with 20 local members. Build Maritons. Vote FOR Referendums 51 and 52 next Tuesday.
Montana congressman D Ewart spoke on the budget and government trimming. He noted the 16 year balance, defended defense spending, and praised a balanced budget while endorsing Republican nominees and touring towns including Dutton Pendray and Bynum Fairfield.
The Lippens family thank those who comforted them after their bereavement Father Scheidler pallbearers organizers florists and all who contributed with acts of kindness Adolph Mary Therese and Andre Lippens express gratitude
Montana voters will decide on a constitutional amendment at the November general election to allow cancellation of unsecured and uncollectible tax items older than ten years. The change would enable county treasurers to remove dead wood from books without loss of current revenue and extend to cancel seed and relief contracts uncollectible under the statute of limitations.
Public notice from Oscar I. Mehl administrator with the will annexed of Andrew Ringen deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrator at Dutton, Montana or file with the Clerk of Court in Teton County. Four publications running Oct 21 to Nov 11, 1948.
Notice to residents that the first installment for all real property taxes in Teton County for 1948 is due by 5 p.m. November 30 at the County Treasurer in Chateau. Delinquency incurs two thirds of one percent monthly interest and a two percent penalty. One half of taxes also due by 5 p.m. May 31, 1949 with same penalties for late payment. G. E. Monkman, Treasurer. Published twice in October.
The American Legion auxiliary holds a regular meeting next Monday night at the Legion club rooms. Members are asked to bring a guest eligible for membership.
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