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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

8

Forest Service to Build New Telephone Line Soon

Supervis or W. E. Lockhart announced a spring project to lay a 23 mile telephone line between Augusta and the Hannan gulch ranger station at an estimated cost around 1000 dollars. Bids will be sought for digging holes and retrieving poles while the forest service handles most remaining work with surveys by Rangers Sam Harris and B. P. Martin starting immediately.

Augusta Hannan Gulch W. E. Lockhart Forest Service Sam Harris B. P. Martin

Easter Services at Dut ton and Farming ton Churches

Teton Lutheran Churches announce Easter services at Dut ton at 11:00 a m and Farming ton at 3:00 p m with Holy Communion. Pastor Earl F Carlson invites all to attend, emphasizing rebirth of spirit and worship in God’s house.

Teton

Auto Association Official Debunks Gas Debenture Claims

County Clerk George Carroll received a letter from D C Salyerds secretary of the Montana Automobile association about house bill 450 the gas debenture measure set for May 5 He says there is no basis for claims of a direct highway tax or a 10 cent gas tax and provides authorities to support his view He invites county boards to request further information if needed.

George Carroll D. C. Salyerds Montana Automobile Association Salyerds Boards of Commissioners

Calico Dance Planned by Chateau Woman's Club

The Chateau Woman's Club prepares for the annual Calico Dance on Tuesday April 21 to benefit the Choteau Public Library. Mrs M S Bullerdick and Mrs J E B Byrne lead arrangements. venue and details to be announced.

Chateau Woman's Club

Mrs. Lela Lathrop Dies After Auto Crash

Mrs. Lela Lathrop died Sunday afternoon at Walter after an accident. The casualty removes a local resident known for family ties and community involvement. Further details were not provided in the readable text.

Tragic explosion kills Lathrop child and injures wife

Mrs. Lathrop suffered severe burns after a gasoline fumes ignition caused by a gas heater explosion two weeks earlier. Her husband Lloyd W. Lathrop edits the Valier Valerian in Montana. The couple previously lived in Dutton Whitefish Cut Bank and Valier. Their 4 year old son Kirk died. daughter Audrey, 7, survives along with parents and several siblings. Interment was at Lake View cemetery Valier.

Throp Walier Chateau Teton County Lloyd W. Lathrop

Local business visit noted near Dupuyer and Pendroy

A. E. Moye was attending to business in the vicinity of Dupuyer and Pendroy on Wednesday.

A. E. Moye Dupuyer and Pendroy

Gleason Couple Plan Additions at Circle-8 Dude Ranch

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gleason from the Circle-8 ranch on the south fork of the Teton purchased supplies to enlarge and improve their guest facilities. They will build two new bungalows add a dining room and kitchen and install running water at their home and ranch facilities.

Kenneth Gleason Circle-8 South Fork The Teton

Committees Appointed for Eat More Lamb Drive Meeting

Teton county committees and workers were named to boost the eat more lamb drive. The meeting at the courthouse begins at 1 PM next Thursday with speakers from the National Woolgrowers Association and local representatives.

Teton County Court House T. O. Larson J. E. Hodgskiss John Hentges Chateau Frank George Bynum Gordon Monkman Martin Johnson East Fairfield R. H. Meyer Collins Earl Woods Central Fairfield W. WW. Cole West Fairfield Wm. Chalmers Farmington Nick Wellenstein Pendrey Bartley Bros Dry Forks Max Legge Earl Racey National Woolgrowers Association

More Volunteers to Serve on Election Boards

The county clerk reports additional volunteers for the May 5 special election. Names include Collins, Ben Beringer, Selma Beringer, Lucille Montague, Al vin Fitzgerald, William Reiquam, Rob ert K. Funk, Everett Eastwood, Fern L. Hatcher, Jessie E. Walkington, D. B. Standish, J. W. Ward, Henry Weist, H. H. Wuest, R. C. Schaefer, Paul Kropp, Florence Jost, Ethel Gemar.

Board of Commissioners Collins Ben Beringer Selma Beringer Magda Montague Lucille Fitzgerald Alvin Reiquam William Reiquam Robert K. Funk Fairfield Everett Eastwood Fern L. Hatcher Bole Jessie E. Walkington

Beneficent Slaves and a New World of Knowledge

A quoted aphorism by Frank Clement imagines a future where slavery is redefined as knowledge and machines. The remark frames a controversial, provocative view on technology shaping human freedom or subjugation.

Frank Clement

Definition of genius and talent distinguished in authority

An authority defines genius as the highest form of original ability beyond talent. Genius is described as extraordinary and beyond supreme educational prowess, differing in kind from talent which denotes marked intellectual capacity.

Foreign egg policy notice appears in state rules

The document outlines handling and labeling requirements for eggs from out of state or country. It mandates signs in eateries reading We use foreign eggs and requires monthly reporting of purchase data by dealers. Licenses expire March 31 and renew after April 1.

Bole Briefs And Local Social News

Great Falls visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Eaton with Bonita and Russell and Mrs. Anderson visiting Mrs. Benson. Home demonstrations Apr 7 hosted by Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Bammel. Barce family moves to Sup River ranch. Bammel hosts guests from several towns. Ruby Maurer and Florence Stofflet weekend at Stofflet ranch. Bole Woman's club election set Apr 9 at Mrs. Carlson's Choteau home. Zgoda and Kosnick visit. Hane returns from California. Masonic party attended in Fairfield.

James Thorne Paul Mathis George Barce Sup River Barce Albert Barce Bole Dauwalder Ranch Vincent Vance E. M. Bammel Bammel Robert Clarkson J. E. Hodgskiss Chateau Art Moster Dutton Cecil Passmore Farmington Reid Swenson Bynum and Reiquam Collins Ruby Maurer Florence Stofflet Stofflet Ranch Ralph Clayton Fort Shaw W. G. Dauwalder Fairfield

Farmers Union Meeting and Local News in Farmington

A Farmington Farmers' Union meeting is set for Monday evening April 6 at the hall. Ethel Anderson aids Abe Breere at home. Families of Ted Anderson and Mrs John Edwards visited Great Falls earlier. Sam Agee moved to the Longmuir house for the summer. Mrs Ted Anderson aids Larson ranch. J B Conner hauled produce to Great Falls. Mrs Bammel of Bole and Mrs R E Nelson from Chateau visited Farmington Wednesday. Bill Anderson and Gregor Tangen serviced Gregor's tractor. Abe Breere farms for Lars Nasser. Mrs W F Arensmeyer substitutes at East Farmington school. Farmers' Oil Co received a car of oil and grease last Wednesday.

Farmers’ Union Ethel Anderson Abe Breere Ted Anderson John Edwards Great Falls Sam Agee Longmuir House Larson Ranch J. B. Conner Bammel Bole R. E. Nelson Chateau Farmington Bill Anderson Gregor Tangen Gregor Lars Nas

Local residents cited for visits and school attendance

Mrs Justin Banis and son Adolph shopped in Brady. Tom Hillings and wife visited the McAdams home. Prof R Funk dined with Fred E Woodward. Lewis Garret was honored at the Alzheimer home. Justin Banns returned from Savannah Mo for eye treatment and is improving. The Collins school earned high credit with attendance percentages 94.375 in intermediate, 92.92 primary, 92.5 upper. Three month certificates went to Jack Hilling Howard England Arthur Klette Billy Belquam Noble England Marion England.

Justin Banis Adolph Brady Tom Hillings McAdams Prof R. Funk Fred E. Woodward Lewis Garret Nnne Alzheimer Home Thursay Justin Banns Savanah J. A. Coghill Baquet Collins Jack Hilling Howard England Arthur Klette Billy Belquam Noble England Marion England

Fresh eggs law aims to curb deception and set grades

Montana enacts house bill 308 to promote the egg industry and require licensing for dealers and wholesalers. The dairy division of the state department of agriculture, labor and industry enforces the measure effective July 1. Fresh advertised eggs must be truly fresh, boosting consumer confidence and demand. License fees are five dollars annually for retail handlers above 25 cases monthly and twenty dollars for wholesale dealers.

Montana State Publicity Department State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry

Alias summons in District Court of Montana's Teton County

The State of Montana sends greetings to defendant Annabelle Lindhardt in the alias summons filed by Julius Lindhardt in the Nineteenth Judicial District Court, District Court, Teton County.

District Court Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Julius Lindhardt Annabelle Lindhardt

Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce in Montana Court

Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce and separation of bonds of matrimony. Defendant must answer within twenty days from service or face default judgment. The case, filed in Browning Montana, lists W R McDonald as attorney. first publication April 2, 1931.

Blanche M. Jacobson W. R. McDonald Browning Montana

Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary B Gray

Notice is given by the administrator of Mary B Gray deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at the office of Bert I Packer in the courthouse at Chateau Montana. Date March 28 1931. C Wilson Gray Administrator. Bert I Packer Attorney for Administrator. First pub April 2 last April 23.

Mary B. Gray Bert I. Packer Chateau Montana C. Wilson Gray

For Rent Furnished Apartment in Given's Block Chateau

Classified line items show a furnished apartment for rent in Mrs J M Weaver's unit at Given's Block Chateau. Also advertised are sale offers for a rebuilt John Deere tractor and various plows from Te ton Implement Co and a well improved 4 room modern home via W G Bloodahl at Chateau.

J. M. Weaver John Deere Fordson Teton Implement Co W. G. Bloodahl Choteau

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Earl F, Carlson Auto Association Lloyd Lathrop Lela la Nick and Bill Choteau Meat CO Choteau, Montana Department of Agriculture, Dairy Division W. F. Arensmeyer East Farmington Farmers’ Oil Company Dairy Division State J. T. Murray U.S. Royal U. S. Royal U.S. Royal Tire and Tube Texaco U. S U. S. L. Batteries Teton Service CO Standard Oil Co
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