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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
8
Sateen lined Colt hide overcoat offered for 75 dollars. Inquiries to Gold Leaf Bar. Mrs. Mary Bair and her nephew Arthur Ramsey recently returned from Great Falls. Lost satchel sought by finder with request to return to the poor house.
Mr. and Mrs. EB Hirshberg and their guest Miss Esther Leiser traveled to Great Falls on Tuesday to spend the day with relatives who plan a soon departure for California.
Mrs. Saylor county superintendent of schools announces eighth grade examinations on August 25 and 26. The tests will be conducted in Choteau Dut ton and Fairfield with locations listed for examinees.
Miss Elizabeth Frazier attended a Chautauqua course at Chateau last Friday and was hosted in town by Miss Dorothy Longmuir during her visit.
Mrs Frazier Miller of Los Angeles stopped in Chateau on Tuesday to visit Mrs John Eckford but found her absent and left for Glacier Park on Wednesday during a lengthy nationwide tour.
The 5th Chateau Chautauqua ran six days, April 4 to 9, under Miss Aronson with Ellison-White. Highlights included Liberty Belles of Boston, Electra Platt, Lowell-Patton, Strong Heart lecture, Dr. FE L House, and Mary Adel Hays Grand Opera Singers ending the run on a high note.
Wednesday morning duty includes C Sheble on to Great Falls and Mrs. Jones hosting Ladies Improvement Club on the 17th. Wheat outlook improves with dry weather. Baby Day at the schoolhouse drew 30 plus babies examined. Fort Shaw and Pendroy baseball clash ends 4 to 3 in Pendroy favor with Brock and Schrupp on the mound. Pendroy to visit Fort Shaw August 24.
The Junior Chautauqua, led by Miss Hutcheson, met each morning and ended Tuesday with a grand parade. Sufficient signers on the guarantee assure the event will return next year, prompting a push to form a permanent Chautauqua organization backed by the commercial club and local business and professional people.
George W. Magee files for divorce from Emma F. Magee in Teton county Montana district court. Defendant summoned to answer within twenty days after service or risk default judgment for willful desertion since July 26 1920. First publication August 12 1921.
In the estate of Edward Anderson creditors are warned to file and prove claims within four months. Foreclosure by First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana against John W Cunningham et al. directs sale of 160 acres in section 32 township 21 north range 3 west. Sale set for August 20, 1921 at 2 pm at the Château court house door.
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County a decree of foreclosure was issued July 28 1921 in Wells Dickey Company versus Joseph M Roebeck August Roebeck Annie Roebeck The Gilman State Bank Power Morgan Company The property to be sold August 27 1921 at 2 pm in front of the county courthouse includes NW 1 4 NE 4 and NE 1 4 NW 1 4 of section 32 and S 1 2 SW 1 4 of section 29 township 22 north range 6 west Montana Meridian Terms cash to satisfy the plaintiff s judgment plus interest and costs. The sale is conducted by I S Martine Maddox and Church.
Under a 1921 foreclosure decree from the Nineteenth Judicial District the Wells-Dickey Company sues Joseph Marantette and Vera Marantette and others. The sale of Lot 1 and parts of section 6 in township 21N range 5W Montana Meridian is set for cash at sheriff’s sale by M. G. Read, Under-Sheriff.
In the District Court of Montana's Nineteenth Judicial District in Teton County on July 16 1921 a foreclosure decree was issued in The Power State Bank of Power Montana versus Chas J Clark and Aurelia Clark. The deed covers the N half of section 11 township 23 north range 1 west Montana Meridian with costs awarded. George A Judson signs the order.
In Montana the Wells and Dickey Company sues Frank J. Cordier Florence Cordier Power-Wilson Co State Bank of Dutton and L J Ringen for a real estate claim. The action covers the SE quarter of section 18 township 24 north range 2 west with all appurtenances. The case appears filed in a Missoula or similar county court with proceedings set for a public sale.
By a July 1921 decree in the suit E. J. Lander & Co. v H. S. Lee and Grace M. Lee, the east half of section 25 in township 22 N, range 5 W, Montana Meridian, totaling 320 acres more or less, is foreclosed along with all appurtenances in Ferguson & Ferguson, Great Falls, Montana.
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