Notice of Hearing on Darius Lougee Estate Probate
Petition filed in Bear Lake Idaho seeks time of death and heirs of Darius C Lougee. Hearings set October 5 in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Notice to creditors and heirs published August 29 1946.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
4
Petition filed in Bear Lake Idaho seeks time of death and heirs of Darius C Lougee. Hearings set October 5 in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Notice to creditors and heirs published August 29 1946.
The Independent School District No. 2 in Bear Lake County Idaho announces its annual school meeting and election. The meeting will be held on Tuesday September 3 1946 at the Emerson schoolhouse and polls will be open for the election.
Rural High School District No 1 will hold an election Tuesday September 3 1946 to elect two trustees for a three year term. Incumbents O H Grimmet and Dr Spencer H Rich face re election at Fielding High School and the district precincts.
The District Court summons Frederick C Evans and multiple defendants connected to a long chain of heirs devisees and trustees over an Idaho Bear Lake county land parcel comprising the north 172 feet of Lot 6 Fish Haven Townsite and a described 1 acre 183 square rod tract with various named heirs and estates involved in the case. The document lists numerous unnamed heirs and devisees and references Border Ranch and Stock Company and other associated families and entities.
Oline E Evans and spouse convey to William Wibrans in 1921. The case names all unknown owners of 120 acres in Bear Lake County. A summons from the Fifth Judicial District in Idaho alerts defendants to plead within twenty days or face default. Action seeks to quiet title in fee against all parties and “the World” in described land. Proceedings noted by Clerk Sam V. Tunks with attorney D. E. Haddock. First publication Aug 22 1946. last Sept 19 1946.
A district court summons orders the named defendants to appear and plead within twenty days of service or risk judgment by default. The notice is signed by Clerk Bam V. Tunks, dated August 9, 1946, with Haddock as attorney for the plaintiff and Paris Idaho as the address. First publication August 22, 1946.
In Bear Lake County Idaho a mortgage action by the Federal Land Bank of Spokane against Christian W Wallantine Elburg R Wallantine Leo Wallantine Archibald Wallantine and others seeks foreclosure on lands in Sections 33 34 and 3 Township 13 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The complaint notes unpaid principal of 8500 with interest and costs and includes various land tracts and water rights with numerous exceptions and prior transfers. The suit is filed in 1946 with attorneys B W Davis and Henry Newton for the plaintiff and asks for judgment and relief as proper.
A letter from Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and states she is now free from pain. She invites readers to write for information about NUHOVA Laboratories and the relief she found.
Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho schedules a hearing for August 7 1946 at 10:00 AM on a petition regarding the heirs and devolution of the estate of W. Passey. Creditors and heirs may appear to object to the decree requested.
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