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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
6
A Kalispell letter quotes Capt. L A Foot claiming German women are entering combat roles as men fade, with prisoners and rumors cited. St Paul dispatches note IWW trials and a call to oppose the nonpartisan league amid wartime unity efforts.
An Oregon statement denounces the National Non Partisan League for alleged anti war talk secrecy in meetings and intimidation of officials and press as it asserts the group aims to push radical changes in the state.
Eugene V. Debs denied nothing and retracted nothing after being convicted of inciting insubordination and dis loyalty, obstructing recruiting, and aiding the enemy. The verdict against Debs and other union leaders signals a shift as radicals face scrutiny and labor parades lose support from their proponent groups.
Legal notices record H. W. Gardiner versus C. M. and St. P. railway company for damages filed September 27. Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. versus K. B. Cohoe abstract of judgment filed October 1. Found near corner 1st Ave SW a fountain pen belonging to T. H. Pridham.
Stockholders are notified of a 2.00 per share assessment levied by the Eldorado Cooperative Canal Co directors at a meeting in Chateau Montana on September 24 1918. Payment is due by November 10 1918 to E J Hirshberg at First National Bank Chateau. Unpaid shares will be sold December 15 1918 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Choteau Montana to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Ole G. Ostensee files a suit in the Eighth Judicial District Montana Te Ton County seeking a court ruling on all claims or liens on the Southwest Quarter of Section 35 Township 29 North Range 4 West containing 160 acres. Defendants must appear within sixty days to state any interest or lien or risk the court determining rights, heirs, and shares in the property. WITNESS Paul Jacobson clerk August 19 1918.
Memorandum lists claimants and liens adverse to plaintiff including Mrs G Egge of Butterfield Minnesota Ole Haatvedt also of Butterfield Minnesota Annund Haatvedt of Karlstad Minnesota and Ansmond Haatvedt of Stanwood Washington. Attorneys O Leary and Doyle of Great Falls Montana represent plaintiff with first publication August 30 1918 and last publication October 11 1918.
Administratrix Bessie Kirby of the estate of George W. Kirby deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Geo W Magee attorney at Cha teau Montana. First publication Sept 13 1918.
The Republican nominee for sheriff pledges to perform duties efficiently and economically. He states that with the January 1 1919 Prohibition law in effect he will wield full power to enforce it rigidly.
Montana proposes an amendment to section 2 of article 12 to exempt from taxation the debt evidences of the United States state counties cities schools and other public institutions and to permit tax exemption for mortgages on state property. The act directs official ballots for November 1918 with For or Against the amendment and sets sections for passage repeal and effective date. The secretary of state certifies the act and its publication dates in Helena.
Betty E Pierce files to quiet title against all claimants in the SW quarter of Sec 17, 26N 4W Montana. Answer within ninety days of first publication to show any interest or lien on the described property in Teton County. Clerk Paul Jacobson presides. attorney Phil I Cole represents plaintiff. First publication September 6, 1918.
Administrators of the estate of Norman A Huselid deceased notify creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at Laurel Yellowstone County Montana. Dated Chateau Montana August 30 1918 W A Calder Administrator First publication September 6 1918.
A 1916 Chevrolet touring car in first class condition will be sold for cash or in trade for cattle. Call at this office for information.
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