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4 -SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, March 5, 1959 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Laura McCollum deceas- ed. _ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Laura McCollum deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceas- ed, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator at his law office in the Courthouse at Thompson Falls, Montana the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate In the County of Sanders. Dated Feb. 16, 1959. Alex C. Morrison Attorney for and Administrator of the estate of Laura McCollum, Deceased 19-26-5-12 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF THE FOUR- TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE .STATE OF MONTANA. 1N AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SANDERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE -of- WALTER R. JOHNS, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Glenn H. Larson. execut- or of the estate of Walter It. Johns, de- ceased, under authority of an order of the above entitled court made and entered on the 24th day of February. 1959. authorizing private sale of cer- tain real and personal property be- longing to said estate. will sell at private sale the following described real and personal property: REAL PROPERTY: All that part and portion of three tracts No. A. B. and C., being H. E. Survey No. 926, embracing a portion of Section Five in Town- ship Twenty-one North of Range Twenty-eight West of the Montana Principal Meridian. more particular- ly bounded and described as follows: Beginning for the description of Tract A. at corner No. 1 from which the East quarter corner of said Section Five bears North 68°03' Ewa 12.89 chains distant; thence South 71°23' I West 23 chains to corner No. 2: I thence' . South 84°54' West 9.57 chains to corner No. 3; thence North 8°30' East 1 chain to corner No. 4; thence North 55°46' East 15.57 chains to corner No. 5; thence North 84°15' East 4.38 chains to corner No. 6, thence North 7°30' East 54 links to corner No 7 . thence North 52°11' East 10.39 chains to corner No. 8; thence South 42°50' East 4.76 chains to corner No. it; thence South 23°48 East 5.95 chains to corner No. 1; the place of beginning. Tract B, beginning at Corner No. 10, from which corner No. 4 of Tract A bears South 8°30' Vest 68 links distant; thence North 8°30' East . 6.97 chains to corner No. 11; thence North 84°15' East 10.76 chains to corner No. 12; thence South 55°46' West 14.19 hairs to corner No. 10; the place of beginning. Tract C. beginning at corner No. 13 from which corner No. 7 of Tract A bears South 7°30' West 71 Links thence North 56 ° 01' East 7.3: distant; thence North 7 0 30' East 3.30 chains to corner No. 14; chains to corner No. 15; thence South 42°541' East 1.83 chains to corner No. 16; thence South 52°11' West 9.83 chains to corner No. 13; the place of beginning, containing In the aggregate 25.57 acres accord- ing to the official Survey, excepting and reserving from the land above described all that part thereof which Iles South of the public read as now laid out and traveled. PERSONAL PROPEWT 1929 Ford Truck Furniture and appliances: Daveno Heater Floor lamp Chair Dining table, chairs Range ItefOglerator Bed, springs, mattress Inesser I/rapes Miscellaneous furnishings Sale of the foregoing property will be made on or after the 13th day of March, 1959, and bids or offer* in writing will be received by said executor at the office of his attorney, A. L. Libra, First State Bank Build- ing, Thompson Falls, Montana, at any time after the first publication of this notice and up to and including the date of sale. Terms: cash for peillonal property, twenty percent down on real property with balance linable in five years or less. 1/raft or certified check for not less than ten percent of amount bid to accompany all bids. DATED this 25th day of February. 1959. ts) Glenn II. Larson Executor of the eatate of Walter It. Johns, deceased. ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION. IN THE DISTItIcT or\I'ler: FOURTH JUDiclAl. DISTRICT or\ THE STATE OF AloNTANA, IN AND Folt THE couNTI SAN I) EltS. FRANCIS 1'. SAMPSON, same as F. P. SAMPSON, Plaintiff. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND UN- KNOWN DEVISEES of Florence James .Shaw, Deceased; Tin.; UN- KNOWN HEIRS AND DEVIS'ErlS of George H. James, Deceased; MERTON A. JAMES, and if deceased, his un- known heirs and unknown devisees; ESTELLA B. JAMES, and if deceased. her unknown heirs and unknown devisees; AND AL!, OTHER PER- SONS UNKNOWN claiming or who may claim any right, title, estate ot interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the real property described in the complaint, or any part therof adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud Anion plaintiff's title, wheth- er such claim or possible claim be present or contingent, including any claim or possible claim of dower, in- choate or accrued, - Defendants. THE STATH OF MONTANA SENDS GREETINGS TO 'rum ABOVE DE- FENDANTS AND TO ALL PER- SONS UNKNOWN: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office .of , the Clerk of this Court, a copy of which is herewitly served upon. one of you in each county wherein any of you reside, and to file your answer and serve a copy thereof upon the plain- tiffs attorney within twenty days • ”I• • .411.4 .4•4 , 411••• • ......0.11•••• • AO Thompson Falls Business & Professional Directory • • • Amin..41•41•10 , • 4•111.0. 0.0. , • CM... • • • •• • AMIN ••• N.M. • .41MIP. • •• , •••••••N • • .4061.4 r • 41=. 4 .4E1.4 4MIM 4 Look Your Best Visit Ray's Barber Shop CLOSED MONDAY 0.1.••••• NEW • • •..• • .• • .4•1 . 4•••••0411111.••••••. 1 INQUIRE McAllister Realty Farm & City Properties Listings appreciated • • • • .4•4•1 WM • •01111. • • •04.4•• • .010. , Dr. C. E. Rosdahl, MD 1)ial TA 7-3661 Former Telephone Office 11.14.• -.•1•4 .• • • 411111e. .1•IMM• • MINMO briber funeral jipme I MODERN MORTUARY SERVICE Monuments Ambulance PLAINS, MONTANA 4111•• ,. . FLOWERS The PERFECT gift For All Occasions Our Motto \Personal Service\ BROCK'S Florist Mi.••••• • • •111114.• • • 411M...• • .4•1111...i1.4•• Watch Renairing All Work Guaranteed John Gallaher (Ex Watch School Instructor) Mall watches to John Gallaher, Thompson Falls or bring to Falls Electric, Thompson Falls. MiElloc•./.04•111•1.0-4•101.04.1... 4 11 1 010 .•• • • 41 . 11 . 4. ..... • 0.11111•.••• ••••411111•.• • •••••■••• LEDGER Office Supply Store 11 ••••••••••••••••••.1• 4 1•1 11 ... 11 . 11104 •• Body Work Fender Repair Auto Painting - Free Estimatcs - 24-11r. Wrecker rvice Dial TA 7-3371 Motors Garage en's • .11••••=. , .•••••AIMID. , •••••••••o•,..... Dt. Richard Thiegs Dentist Office located across the street south of the Falls Motel Wed. & Sat. 8-12 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8-5 By Appointment Telephone TAylor 7-3558 ••••• • H• • • ••• HNIEN , 11.•••- ••••.1•••••••., Dr. J. M. ISBISTER, M.D. Rear of Saint's Service Dial TA 7-3311 Office Hours: Monday - Wednesday - Friday 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon • • •04•1•111. 0 , 411111.4 ..11.1.0•0411104 • SC •• • 5 •• •••• Licensed Broker MUNSON REALTY Plains, Montana F4rms, Homes, Ranches. Eusinesses Listings Appreciated • , 11111..•041•MK , 4.11•4 • • 4 44•4 4411...41••• • ••• .1.1.•••••••• Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Except Sun. - R C A - SALES & SERVICE * TV Sets & Antennas * Auto & Home Radios * Hi-Fi Phonos & Records Ed's Radio - TV - Service Phone TA 7-3242 after the service of this summons ex- clusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or an- swer Judgment will be taken against you by default for the , relief demanded in the (xmiplaint. This action is brought to quiet the title of the plaintiff in and to the following described. lands and pre- mises in Sanders Count, Montana, to -wit: Unit '11\ or Lot 11, Sec 6 Twp North, Range 23 West M.P. al . (44.993) acres. Unit •11\ or Lot 15 and SWIASE 1 4, Sec 6 Twp 22 North, Range 23 West M. P. M. Lots 7 and 14 Sec 6 Twp 22 North, Range 23 West M.P.M. and the StiSEVi Sec 1 Twp 22 North, Range 24 West M.P.M. The North Half of the NW'/ Sec 12, Twp 22 North, Range 24 West, M.P.M. (80) acres. Lot 12 Sec 6 Twp 22 North, Range 23 West M.P.M. (38.70) acres. Lot 8 Block 34 of the Townsite of Camas, Sanders County, Montana, according to the I'lat thereof. WITNESS my hand and the seal ot this Court this 26th day of February. 1959. James IL Smith, Clerk of the District. Court, F. N. liamman, Poison. Montane Attorney for Plaintiff. Seal. 5-12-19-26 Father of T.C. Resident Passes By Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker TROUT CREEK -Mr. and Mrs. Milton Inman attended funeral services Saturday in Sandpoint for the former's fath- er, Elmer Inman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Inman and children of Kootenai spent Sunday here with the Milton Inmans. The Heron grade school team played basketball against the local grade team Saturday evening winning by a score of 45-40. Mrs. Stella Parker of Ronan visited Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lon Stonehocker. Mr. and Mrs. John Cernik were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyler of Noxon. Mrs. Raymond Soshea and children arrived Monday even- ing to visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kirschbaum. Cherry Lou Kirschbaum cele- brated her 12th birthday with a party at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kir- schbaum, Saturday afternoon. Guests included Hazellyn and Trudy Gail Zook of Thompson Falls, Sharon and Dorothy Nap - per of Noxon and Christine Urq- uhart, Katherine Matheisen, Judy Gerstenberger, Twila Brown„ Janice Fuller, Elvira Hopkins and Sandy Prishmont. Mesdames Hopkins, Zook and Napper were also present. Many lovely gifts were received by the honoree and refreshments were served by her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zook and family of Thompson Falls were dinner guests at the Warren Kirschbaum home Saturday evening. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kirsch- baum from Bull River and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirschbaum and family of Noxon. The neighborhood sewing club met Tuesday afternoon at the Simon Stonehocker home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Townsley over the weekend were the former's daughters, Mrs. Alma Hilton of San Francis- co and Mrs. Wanda Moore and sons Monty and Jimmie of Spo- kane. Mrs. Ann Altman Visits Crabtrees By Mrs. Art Crabtree BLUE SLIDE -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crabtree of Shelby stop- ped here en route to Sandpoint where they met Mrs. Ann Alt- man who was returning from Seattle after visiting her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, since Christmas. Mrs. Altman will re- main in Thompson Falls for a while before going to Shelby where she has farming interests. Mr. and Mrs. William Bier- wagen, Ray and Donna left Thursday for Wenatchee where they visited a son and brother, Gordon Bierwagen, and his wife. They returned home Sun- day. Visitors at the Bruce Crabtree home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crabtree, Mrs. Ann Alt- man and Mr. Earle and sons of Sandpoint. Dick Brown also visited there. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark of Clark Fork were weekend guests a tthe Art Crabtree ranch. 28 Children Seen At Health Clinics Eleven children were seen at the well child conference at Noxon Friday and 17 were ex- amined at Trout Creek, accord- ing to Sanders County health nurse, Miss Marlene McPherson. Helping Miss McPherson and Dr. Paul Brown at Noxon were Mesdames Jerry Puyear, Donald Houghton and Brown. At Trout Creek they were helped by Mesdames Robert Jopling, RN, Clarence Porter and Brown as well as two eighth grade. , stud- ents, Adella Dudley and Janice Fuller. Also present at the confer- ences was Miss Cornelia Robin- son, health education consult- Buy, Sell, Find or Swap with a Want Ad: WANT AD Rates - 10c per line, 40c minimum. Order three insertions and get a fourth Insertion FREE. Count five words to a line. * FOR SALE * DON'T FORGET YOUR HOME - See us for FHA remodeling loans. * No Down Payment - Low Monthly Payments * Long Terms Pay as you use * It's a home investment * Low & Controlled interest rates PYATT LUMBER CO. TAILOR MADE CLOTHES FOR men and women. Call TA 7- 3685. 5-12-19-26* WANTED TO BUY -GARDEN Tiller, TA 7-3202. 5 FOR SALE -APT. SIZE PRO - pane range, Like new. TA 7- 3481. 5-12-19-26 Grange Meets At Doty Home By Mrs. Leonard Dicksoi, SWAMP CREEK -Mrs. Har- vey Doty Sr. of Whitepine host- ed the regular meeting of the Trout Creek Grange at her home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Doty Jr. and Mrs. Coe of Plains were visitors for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of Thompson Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dickson and Leona were Satur- day evening visitors of the Derry Conklins. Several ladies visited Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Bertha Lacy, playing pinochle after a pot luck lunch. Prizes were won by Leona Conklin, Beulah Port- er, Helen Wuerl and Edna Dick- son. Mr. and Mrs. Derry Conklin were guests of Mrs. Fran Chaf- fin Wednesday evening, Feb. 18. Leona Dickson, Devra Conklin and Georgianne Casteel attend- ed the basketball tournament in Poison over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dickson visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Hightower. Miss Lois Kraus visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kraus, over the weekend. She is an MSU student at Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cobb of Noxon visited Monday at the Leonard Dickson home. Mrs. Derry Conklin hosted the meeting of the pinochle club at her home Wednesday. Fourteen ladies were present with prizes being won by Virginia Larson, Mary Dickson, Ellen Gardner and Helen Wuerl. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kraus and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Derry Conklin and Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Dickson visited Saturday evening a week ago with the James Taylor family in Thomp- son Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dickson and Leona were in Spokane Sat- urday on business. Former Resident Dies in Helena Word was received here last week that former well known resident, Tate Peek, died in Helena last Monday. He will be remembered as the youngest brother of the late Dr. Peek and had been a teacher for many years. Funeral services for Mr. Peek were held Thursday in Helena. License Issued A marriage license was issu- ed Friday to Darryl W. Melby and Diana Faye Knodel, both of Thompson Falls, by Clerk of Court James H. Smith. ant for district 2. \Since the fourth Friday in March falls on Good Friday, the conferences for March have been set for April 3,\ Miss Mc- Pherson has announced. * FOR SALE * A-1 USED CARS 1958 Ford Country Sedan, Very clean, low mileage, Fordomatic, good rubber. 1955 Ford 6 cyl. Customline 4 -door sedan, overdrive, radio and heater. 1951 Ford 2 -door Ranch Wag- on, V-8. 1954 GMC Y4 -ton pickup. Good rubber. Heater & Heater FOR SALE -THE HOUGLAND property, consisting of large house and all of block one of Church Addition and Lots 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 of block 24, all in Thompson Falls. Price $8500.00 cash. Inquire of A. S. Ainsworth, Thompson Falls, Montana. 5-12-19-26 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Two -bedroom house, apart- ment in basement. Price $5500 with $1000 down, balance at $50. per month including interest at 6%. Two -bedroom modern house, hardwood floors, full base- ment, storm windows, out- side city, central heat, G. I. financed, pay equity, pay- ments $68.70 per month, in- cluding taxes and insurance. Price $12,000. Apartment house, with 4 apts, all furnished, income $160 per month. Price $10,500. Terms. 39 Acres, modern three -bed- room house, close to town. Ideal place to keep horses. Price $15,000. 29% down. 320 Acres, 80 acres cultivated, trout stream, very good summer pasture, for quick sale price $10,500. '7'2 down. For additional information see DUKE SALLEE T. Falls Realty NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL DOORS. PYATT LUMBER CO. RUBY'S SHOP -NEW SPRING dresses in Teena Paige, Kay Windsor, Vicky Vaughn and Toni Todd. 2-19tf FOR SALE 1956 MODEL COM- modore Trailer house, 42 feet long, 2 bedrooms, completely modern, automatic washer, etc. Phone TA 7-3589, Bud Derrickson. 19-26-5-12* FOR SALE -UNIVERSAL 18' Aluminum house trailer. Has oil heat, propane range, pro- pane & electric lights and electric refrigerator. Sleeps four. In good order. Max Blan- chard, Box 644. Plains. 19-26-5-12 INSULATION: ROCK WOOL or FIBRE GLAS 1 1 / 4 \ Utility . . . per M $42 2\ Med. Thick . . per M $54 3\ Full Thick . . per M $70 These are current prices on the above insulation. PYATT LUMBER CO. PRESSED BOARD CARTONS. Excellent for lining outdoor buildings. Also for insulation. Cheap. Baxter Manufacturing Co. 10-28tf FOUND -PAIR OF GLASSES with combination metal and plastic frames. Owner may have by identifying and pay- ing for this ad at Ledger. 5 PETE'S SAW SERVICE, Plains, Phone TA 6-3581 After 6 p.m. call TA 6-3494 Homelite Chain Saw Dealer Parts, Service; New and Used saws for sale. 10-16tf JUST $10 PER MONTH PUTS A new Wurlitzer spinet piano in your home! All rent applies to- ward the purchase should you later decide to buy. Wide choice finishes and styles. WRITE OR CALL BAKERS MUSIC CENTER, 310 N. Hig- gins, Missoula. 5 Ceretana Feeds Poultry and Dairy Concentrates Mountain Gem Butter and Ice Cream Sanders County Dairy Co -Op., Inc, Phone TA 6-3582 Plains, Montana * FOR SALE * INCOME PROP. -3 RENTAL units, Thompson Falls. Pre- viously listed with realtor for $8500. NOW buy direct for $7800. Will consider your terms. Don Small, TA 7-3287. 19-26-5-12 1st CUTTING BALED ALF- alfa hay; barn stored. Tal- madge Foust, Plains, Mont., Phone TA 6-3277. 29-5-12-19-26-5* USED CARS 56 Plymouth 4 -door sedan. Clean! Fully equipped. Was $1345 55 Chev. . 1295 Station Wagon 54 Ford 2 -door Clean! Radio, heater, OD. 52 Chevrolet 4 -door sedan. Good condi- tion. PICKUPS Was $1750 57 Chev. . 1650 1 / 2 -ton Pickup Gill -Adam.; trc ,PECIAL - Rejects and short pieces of molding. Many pat- terns. Baxter Manuf,.2turing Co. 2-23tf FOR SALE -1957 FORD STA- tion Wagon, radio, power steering, safety belts, 15,000 miles. Like new, less than 1 / 2 price. See Jacklin, 324 Clay. 12-19-26-5 FOR SALE -320 GAL. PRO - pane gas tank with fittings, good gas heater with autom- tic air circulating fan. $350 value. Priced at $260. J. E. Mooney. 5tf * WANTED * WANTED -LOGS. ALL SPEC- IES. Top prices. Cash on de- livery. Call TAylor 7-3443 or contact Carrico & Craddick, Box 63, Thompson Falls, Mont. * FOR RENT * FURNISHED APTS FOR RENT -Call TA 7-3336 after 5. 26-5-12-19 * NOTICES * INCOME TAXES PREPARED. Call TA 7-3500 or see T. W. Scott . 1-29 to 4-2 LOST -TAN TOPCOAT TAKEN by mistake at Church Satur- day afternoon. Owner please contact A. G. McAllister for exchange. 5 *Card of Thanks* WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR appreciation and heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for the many kind deeds, cards, flowers and special offerings during our time of sorrow for our be- loved Mother and Grand- mother. We also wish to express our thanks to the Rev. Olah Moore and Wally Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiby and family Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Weber and family Mrs. Wava Herman and family SERVICE STATION HOURS: Motors Garage will be Open All Day SUNDAY and until 8 p.m. each evening next week. The following stations will be closed Sunday and close at 6:30 p.m. weekdays during the winter months. Saint's Service Melby's Standard Service Your Husky Hi -Power Service.. Heater & Heater a SOME PEOPLE DON'T LIVE ELECTRICALLY But Wise Ones Have a \Reddy\ Helper Whether on the farm, in town or in your busi- ness, electricity helps you do any job better. The electric way is the modern way and there's an appliance for nearly every job, large or small. Your appliance dealer will show you the latest models. There's Plenty of Power in Montana Most Montana residents have all the power they need, readily available, always dependable. We are proud of our part in furnishing this power. The Montana Power Company Serving a Growing State
