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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
2
The notice lists pricing for Pat Campbell piano service across regions including Teton County and outside areas. Rates include one year at 2.75 inside and 3.00 outside, six months at 1.50 inside and 2.00 outside, and 3.50 per year for foreign countries payable in advance.
The Montana visit is seen as a strategic move by Republicans to boost Dewey and support Tom Davis against Senator James E. Murray. Analysts note Montana’s swing stance and the potential impact on both presidential and senatorial contests, with Davis framed as a strong GOP figure and Murray as a durable Democratic incumbent.
Mary Schilling and Marie Averill host a ladies afternoon with Gordon for Mrs Walter Edwards day. Wm F Olsen visits Mary Schilling and Mrs Pedersen. Sept 1 visitors at Malion Averill home include Mr and Mrs Clark Hilton of Fort Ben, Audrey Aver y. Walter Edwards attends the Idaho Pocatello state convention and Montana county commissioners meeting in Helena. Families, visits, and neighbors from Lincoln Nebraska to Dutton Montana appear in this local society roundup.
Mr and Mrs Bob McDonald welcome a son Darrell John born Sept 16 at Deaconess hospital Great Falls weighing 5 lb 8 oz. Proud grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Hamer and others share in the family announcement. Mrs Anna Lusty visited then returned to Carlos Minnesota.
Helena Valley Stock 4-H club of Lewis and Clark county took top honors in the 1948 Montana Better Club Meetings contest. State club leader T. W. Thompson of Montana State College announced the result.
Notice from the Office of the Commissioner of State Lands and Investments that on October 20, 1948, a public auction will offer for sale 480 acres in Teton County described as W%4 SEU of Section 36 Township 24 North Range 8 West M P M at 2 PM. Minimum bids, payment terms, penalties, and rights reserved are outlined, with state approval required before completion.
Administratrix Lucy R. Stott gives notice to creditors and all claims for the estate of Harry Stott deceased to be exhibited with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claimants must present at Bert I. Packer’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. date Sept 11 1948. Filed by Attorney Bert I. Packer.
The executrix invites creditors and all persons with claims against Paul Hopitzan to present them with vouchers within ten days of this notice. Address: Power, Montana, Teton County, to administer the estate. Dated Sept 3, 1948. Marie Hopitzan Administratrix. Slattery and Dempsey Attorneys for Estate. Great Falls Montana. Public notices Sept 9 to Sept 20.
The text outlines an act to submit to Montana voters in November 1948 a proposed amendment to Section 39 of Article V of the state constitution. It details allowances for canceling delinquent personal property taxes not tied to real estate and for cancelling certain county owed contractual obligations for seed grain, feed or other relief when barred by statute of limitations.
Pursuant to the State Fish and Game Commission order from March 16 17 1948 Helena Montana Teton County is opened to elk hunting open area includes all but east of the line between Ranges 7 and 8 West from October 15 to November 15 1948 both dates inclusive Each hunter may take one elk.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites sealed bids for a 50 watt FM station for office sheriff use and car installation, with two complete units ready to operate including installation. Bids due 2 PM Oct 4 1948. specifications required. county reserves right to reject any or all bids. James Van Cleave County Clerk.
Public notice of the estate of Adolph Olson also known as Syvert A Olson Syvert Adolph Olson deceased. Leo G Murphy administrator with the will annexed states 25 percent bid payment and balance upon confirmation by the court dated September 20. Publication September 23.
The notice opens hunting for buck deer from October 15 to November 15 1948 in Teton County with an eastern boundary of Ranges 7 and 8 West and a one deer per hunter limit. Antlers must be at least four inches above the skull and hunting on game preserves or closed areas is prohibited. By Elmer Johnson chairman.
Notary public verifies Jere Coffey as owner of the Choteau Acantha published weekly in Choteau Montana. Statement lists publisher editor and business manager as Jere Coffey with no other 1 percent holders. Average paid circulation is 1525 copies in the prior year.
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