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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
5
A Choteau Montanan notice notes various local items including visitors, weather, and land activity. Key legal notice announces a July 165 sale of 160 acres in Teton County under a 1922 judgment, with Sheriff Martine directing sale of the described property at the courthouse door in Chateau.
Lloyd Hansen departed Wednesday for Yellowstone Park to take a summer position driving a bus for the transportation company.
Tuesday morning Glen W. Burch was driving toward town to work at Power-Morgan garage when a rear tire came off his car near the slaughter house, nearly overturning the vehicle on the curve.
Chester C. Trescott of Cut Bank spent the weekend with relatives then left Monday for Helena where the government offered him vocational training. He will choose a course he believes will suit him.
A newborn girl weighing seven pounds arrived Monday at the DeNoir home of Mr and Mrs Louis DeNoir. Phil I Cole was recorded as a Shelby visitor in the same brief item.
Mrs Jennie M Trescott and Miss Erma Cleland headed to Fairfield by Milwaukee for a visit. The Ladies Guild plans a park picnic Thursday afternoon June 29 with all members urged to attend. Local visits include S Crowley Great Falls attorney and L R Olson Winnetza Savoy Hotel proprietor. W E Arnott Conrad attorney in town. Reports from Willow Creek say the Pet Ex Dusak lease well is down over 800 feet and the drill is in a dry hole with possible 2500 foot depth. Dr Henry Beaupre former Choteau resident visited last Friday and is keen on oil in Sunburst and Sweet Grass areas.
A refrigerator car carrying merchandise burned near Fairfield shortly before noon today. The fire burned between the walls and could not be extinguished, destroying the car and its contents.
Former Chateau president Robert Stewart, now based in Kevin, was seen in the city Wednesday socializing with friends.
The District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Montana orders the sale of the southwest quarter of section 33, township 25 north, range 2 west, Teton County, Montana containing 160 acres, with appurtenances. Sale set for July 15, 1922 at 2 PM, under a Capital Trust & Savings Bank judgment against Lauris J. Otness as administrator of Edward Anderson estate and Halda Anderson.
June 1922 suit lists Capital Trust & Savings Bank as plaintiff against Annie M Cotrell and Thomas Cotrell, her husband, plus The Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana The First National Bank of Choteau The St. Teton County and related corporate parties in a regional bank dispute.
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