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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
3
The Smith-Hughes farm shop class at the high school is building a two-car garage at the Phil I. Cole property in this city. Instructors are away and the students are supervising the work.
Premium Center Frank Schultz recalls using an airplane to locate strayed sheep near Wolf Creek as bears prey on flocks. He noted a pilot warning the territory was among Montana’s most dangerous. He survived with only a safety belt as protection.
Department of the Interior notice states Vincent J Ward of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Lot 3 SE% NW Section 1 Township 23N Range 8W before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris on December 7 1931. Witnesses named Salmond Wilson Gray Lackey all of Chateau. First pub Oct 29 last Nov 26.
Forrest Ferris of Whitefish drove his sister Mrs Dale Garrett and little son Harry Louis to visit grandparents a week ago. Dean Corey is set to start school Monday as Clark Corey moves his family to Collins. Lions club and others aided the ailing boy. Col Ferris, 97, Civil War veteran, feels well and mourns Edison. World temperance Sunday planned with an illustrated sermon and programs at Collins church. Collins Halloween program expected to top prior years.
Pendroy residents transact business and visitors travel between Pendroy Agawam Conrad and Dupuyer. The community shares grief for the loss of the Paruso family eldest daughter buried in Dupuyer cemetery. A large crowd attended the October 23 auction at Jake Kitchejin's despite a disagreeable day.
A claim asserts Brazil is larger than the United States and divided into 20 states with three states bigger than Texas. The statement contrasts Brazil’s 20 states with the 48 U S states, prompting fact checking on area and administrative divisions.
Mrs E Alzheimer and son George Mrs Anna Munson and children and Miss Nedra Keys shop in Conrad. Dance at Sweart barn draws large crowd and good time. County nurse Mrs Crockett held pre school clinic. Collins teachers plan Hallowe en carnival with proceeds for the school. World Temperance Sunday November 18 includes church service with Mrs Ida Waterman and Rev H T Stong. Ladies' Aid hosts Nov 7 with Mrs Lora Bailey.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County invites bids from resident physicians to provide medical care for the sick, poor, and jail inmates for one year starting January 1, 1932. Bids due by December 1, 1931. sealed and marked Proposal for Medical Attention and Hospitalization, County Poor.
The document presents a statement of ownership, management, and circulation in compliance with the August Act. It lists current owner names, executive officers, and circulation figures, specifying changes, if any, from the previous period and the publication’s legal and contact details.
Notarized statement by E L Jourdonnais attesting to owner publisher editor and business manager of the Choteau Acantha with M L Bullerdick as associate editor and no security holders owning 1 percent or more. Sworn October 27, 1931 before Co D McDonald.
The county invites sealed bids for a one year period starting January 1 1932 to cover feeding clothing nursing and burial expenses for indigent sick and infirm residents of the County Poor Farm. Bids marked Proposal for the Care of Indigent Poor Sick and Infirm of Teton County to Geo A Carroll. Forms available from the County Clerk. By Order of the Board of County Commissioners.
The undersigned will on November 30, 1931 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to Lot 6, Block 32 in the Town of.
Public notice lists parcels Lots One and Two Elk in Limington Montana with town details, amount due $47.37, date October 21 1931, Teton County Montana clerk GEO A Carroll, first publication October 29 last publication November 5.
Jackson Lemmon of Bynum Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described as the B% of the NW% W% of the NE% SE% of the SW% Section 22 Town 26 North Range 8 West Montana Meridian before the register of the U S land office Great Falls Montana on November 30 1931
Loy J. Molumby of Bynum Margaret Molumby of Bynum Frank Kralecek of Great Falls and Gene Shelmerdine of Bynum Montana appear in the public notice with first publication Oct 22 and last Nov 19.
Teton County will sell at public auction at the courthouse front door in Chateau on November 23 1931 at 2 PM Lots 1 2 3 8 and 9 block 18 original townsite of Choteau for cash. Appraised value 150.00 bids not less than 90 percent considered. deed issued upon payment and bid acceptance. County Clerk GEO A CARROLL attests. First pub Oct 22 last Nov 12.
District Court summons in Montana for May D. Smith to answer a desertion and failure to provide divorce case against W. F. Smith. Defendant must file an answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson notes Oct 9, 1931. Attorney James B. O'Flynn, Great Falls. First Pub Oct 15, last Nov 5.
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