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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
8
Governor Joseph M. Dixon urged passage of the mines tax, arguing the Davis Daly Mine deal figures were misquoted for 1923 instead of 1922. He contrasted tax payments by mining firms with local concerns, claimed ANACONDA salaries were excessive, and declared the measure would free the state from mining interests' politics.
Carlos Monroe and Thomas Rees, representing Wm Murphy Co Omaha, calling on old friends to take grocery orders. Robert Gray returns from Glacier Park forest service. Republican rally draws crowd with dancing. Crops disappointing. grain not covering seed costs. Fred True moves cattle to winter quarters and hauls wheat to town. Mrs C W Gray visiting.
Miss Mary Gray was home for the weekend. Clyde and Osborne McFarlane postponed their trip east until after the election. They plan to join their parents who left in July for South Dakota.
Arne S Hofto of Dutton Chouteau county Montana has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition. Debts and property transfers to or from him are forbidden. First creditors meeting to prove claims and appoint trustees will be held at a Great Falls Montana bankruptcy court on November 5 1924 at 10 o clock a m. Dated October 28 1924.
Mary E. Mathewson sues Charles Wilson Minnesota Loan and Trust Company Stockments State Bank of Chateau Ed Hirshberg N A Smith E A Durham Margaret Young Charles Strand Jules Moret Ole Holland J F Sutton Bertha W Whinnery in Teton County to foreclose a 1920 mortgage on 320 acres in sections 13 24 Township 24 North Range 7 West Montana. Notice directs defendants to answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. First pub Oct 9 1924.
Legal notices announce foreclosure actions against Charley and Helma Erickson and Jesse W. Keithley Maude Keithley and related parties in the 1924 Montana proceedings. Plaintiffs seek to foreclose mortgages on farm parcels, claim taxes and costs, with penalties for nonappearance. Court dates set for 20 days after summons with October 26 1924 seal.
Plaintiff seeks to foreclose the equity of redemption on real estate in Teton County Montana on a mortgage dated April 3 1917 recorded in Book 4 M Page 141. Overly Land and Mortgage Company assigned the mortgage to the plaintiff who now owns it. Defendants Overly Land and Mortgage Company Charley Erickson and Helma D Erickson claim rights but these are subordinate to the plaintiff’s mortgage. Court date noted October 24 1924 with clerk W W Tighe attorney for plaintiff Great Falls. First pub October 30 last November 20.
J B Gergen sues E B Maynard administrator and George Hirshberg in Teton County Montana. A sheriff sale of the southwest and northwest quarters of section 24 township 27 north range 4 west will be held at the courthouse front door November 22, 1924 at 2 pm for cash. Sheriff WM D REIOQUAM signs, W N Streeter under sheriff. First publication October 30, last November 20.
The Ex-Service Mens League of Toole county urges ex service men and friends to support Comrade J H Stevens for District Judge. Stevens has 24 years in Montana law practice and 15 years as county attorney, and once ran for Associate Justice but was defeated by a small margin.
In the case involving Toole County Ex-Service Mens League and The Banking Corporation of Montana as plaintiff, Minnie Corwin and Tri-City Oil Co. are defendants. The property to be sold at sheriff's sale includes Lots 2 and 3 in Section 3, Township 23N 5W, and the S half of the SE quarter of Section 34, Township 24N 5W, totaling about 157.96 acres with water rights. Sale set for November 8, 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Chateau, Montana.
The document certifies the act as law, stating it takes effect after passage and approval and noting approval date March 7, 1923. Stewart, Secretary of State, attests the copy as true and correct of the act described and provided by Montana election laws.
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