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ALLEGES AUTHORITY Other Cases Filed Relating Oil Matters Memories of bank receivership days this city by action to quiet instituted by Ethel Stack against Farmers State Bank of Cut Bank and Coover, action of The highlights of the action found in the action filed by Cheadle of Shelby attorney for plaintiff. It recites that H. Norman was the first receiver of the bank, then Robertson and later That on November 30, 1920, Ida M. Worden was owner of the land, that on Dec. 30, she gave waranty deed to plaintiff, Ethel Stack Ida Worden was alleged by Day indebted to the receiver for shares of stockholders' liability To secure delivered Day waranty deed to the land "although absolute in form, was intended by both plaintiff and Day be .and agreed that upon payment of said indebtedness plaintiff other person or upon realization income or profits sufficient to pay ndebtedness. land was to reconveyed to On Nov. 22, Day entered into possession of premises and received rents and profits and applied to his own use, an amount sufficient to pay said indebtedness. On March Verne resigned and March Coover to take over the duties and has to be of the alleged in the action of Cheadle that Coover never appointed receiver by valid order of the court and that he has never filed bond. The complaint recites the history the Nadeau lease on this tract, which is in the oil area east of the city. It therefore case that will wide An accounting is asked of Coover, who, it alleged is not legal receiver. states that plaintiff ready. into court and make payment soon this accounting made by Judgment is asked and the court requested to appoint receiver for the bank.
