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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
4
At the ranch of J. Edgar two miles west of Bynum an auction is scheduled for Tuesday June 15 1920. The sale will feature livestock and farm equipment with terms announced at the premises. Auctioneers expect brisk bidding from local ranchers and nearby communities.
National ticket chosen includes W. G. Harding of Ohio for president and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts for vice president. The listing names the ticket under the National column with state affiliations. The brief item reflects a ballot or campaign summary from the period.
Local report notes a cloud burst at Bynum Wednesday evening. Chateau now boasts the cleanest town in Montana after floodwaters swept away much filth. A new kindergarten opens in Chateau public school with Mrs. F. M. Anderson in charge. Mrs. Hodgskiss visits Great Falls to see daughter Miss Ruby Hodgskiss returning to Choteau Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gus Depner of Farmington underwent appendicitis surgery at Choteau hospital this week and is recovering. Formerly Grace Walley of Choteau she expects to be up soon. Clyde Kraber and George Magee left for Browning to work at Main Garage there. Shirley Wallace and Alice Martine, both well known locally, are to be married at the Martines’ home on June 22.
County agent will supply high power gopher poison to residents who want an order for bait. Farm Bureau members are invited to the Boys Better Farming Camp on June 25 to learn about the camp, with a program and local musical numbers. Lost horses on Blackfeet Reservation. contact M. Dashenko Brady Montana. Also a Solle gelding with left shoulder brand. Owner may reclaim by paying feed bill.
The administrator Byron Corson asks all creditors and persons with claims against the estate to present vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown at the office of T H Pridham in Chateau Montana, dated June 15 1920. First publication June 18 1920.
The district court of Montana summons defendants in a mortgage foreclosure suit filed by Joseph F. Miller against William A. Hudson and others. The complaint seeks judgment, foreclosure of a mortgage for 2600 plus interest, costs, and an order of sale, with first publication June 4 1920.
Notice of sale under a 1920 foreclosure decree by Stock Yards Mortgage against June Elizabeth Burrows and others. Property includes NW and other parcels in sections 35 7 22 5 W and sections 7 18 24 4 W including 160 acres, to be sold June 25 1920 at 1 PM in Choteau. Sale to satisfy judgment plus interest and costs.
A summons is issued in the Ninth Judicial District Court of Montana for Teton County. Strain Realty Company, a corporation, sues Nicholas Gonner. The filing initiates civil action requiring response by the defendant under Montana court rules.
Fidelity Chapter No 1 and OBS announce meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Secretary Mrs S R Poote and Worthy Matron Mrs J E Wodgkiss sign the notice.
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