Choteau Weekly Post Office Second Class Notice
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
The adult turkey school has dismissed for summer with a few sessions to finish by October 13 under instructor M K Luther. Thirty-two attendees from Farming ton Chateau and Bole will not begin new topics until fall, though Luther will supervise summer work as part of the Smith Hughes program and 29 improved practices were identified for local growers.
Pendroy residents host and visit across the region with home demonstrations and church plans. Local couples attend meetings in Choteau Great Falls and Chateau while others share meals and cards, with plans for upcoming services and moves to new states.
A Brady region social roundup reports a Te ton river party with local youths. Visits include Mr and Mrs John Keller and Aga wam daughter, Coghill family trip to Great Falls, and many calls on sick friends. Weather mentions rain in Great Falls and Dutton with Brady receiving more.
Premium Center reports most in the field with ample moisture and seeding underway while pastures need rain. Fred and Mrs. Lincoln move to their place as Olaf Larson builds a home on his land. Rumors place the Olson family returning to their property. Funk brings baby chicks and visits Davidson family as the McLean and Hall families visit Bremer, and Harry Swanson hosts Martin Swanson on Sunday.
The notice reports the death of Justin Banis and mentions Mrs. Walter Edwards is recovering and will leave the hospital soon. Joe Johnson is noted as working for Herman Huisenga.
Bynum Oral Howell arrived Thursday from McCammon Idaho spending the winter there. He came to enjoy a few days with friends and relatives. The married ladies won the second basketball game last Friday night while the single ladies won the first. The final game will be played next Thursday with a banquet for the loser to follow. Mina Packer and Andrew Packer each won in public speaking while Jennie Burke won retold stories. The trio will represent the M I A in a contest at Great Falls on April 24. The Florist Shop and the dance Senorita Mia will be shown Thursday night with other contestants traveling to Great Falls on April 23. Dave Mortensen and Wesley George hosted a dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stott and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Swenson shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Green. Elder Birle and Sister Hollioak from Great Falls visited the church and toured the Conrad branch. Two Simms home missionaries and their wives attended and delivered sermons. Mrs. Dell Green attended Home Demonstration meetings at Chateau Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Bloom are now the owners of a Plymouth car.
Teton Oil Co. assigns the contract to Fred McKnight for another well on its producing acreage on the west side of the Pondera field. The well will be drilled in an inside location, proven by earlier producers.
Local families from Collins and nearby areas visit friends at the Hauxwell and Ferris homes. Guests include T. L. Gap, Mr. and Mrs. McClenhan, E. H. Ferris, Dean Waterman and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Myers. Boar Larson returns from Flathead Lake. A Sunday school is planned in the neighborhood with hoped for active interest.
Notice is hereby given that the season for lawn and garden sprinkling begins April 15 and ends October 15 from 7 am to 10 am and 5 pm to 9 pm daily and at no other time. John T. Moore, Water Superintendent. First pub. April 21, last April 29.
The city of Chateau launches a cleanup campaign from April 25 to 30 to improve sanitation and reduce fire hazards. Residents are urged to clear yards and areas of rubbish, not place waste in streets, and obtain garbage cans. Mayor George M. Coffey endorses the drive.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe, harmless method for women to shed fat and gain confidence. It advises a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, plus reductions in pastry fatty meats potatoes butter cream and sugar to boost energy and vitality.
Notice is given that on May 4, 1932 at 2 pm the Board of County Commissioners in Choteau Montana will hold a hearing on a petition to create a Horse Herd District. Territory includes townships 25 and 26 north ranges 5 through 7 west. County Clerk GEO A CARROLL signs. First pub April 14, last April 28.
George R Higgins of Choteau Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim on tract described in sections 28 and 33 township 23 north range 5 west Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Choteau on May 2 1932 Witnesses listed include Percy E Hodgskiss H A Hodgskiss Victor Lingetti and Hugh Robinson all residents of Choteau Montana First publication March 24 1932. last publication April 28 1932 signed M D Nicholson Register
The Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County announces an upcoming sheriff sale for the Federal Land Bank of Spokane versus multiple defendants including Lindseth, Hirshberg, Campbell, Wilson, Nasser, Thornd, Syse, Hilleboe, Berg, Thompson, LeDesky, Chateau National Farm Loan Association. Sale set for May 7, 1932 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. Property: NW quarter and W half of SW quarter of Section 30, Township 25N, Range 4W, containing 240 acres, subject to prior deed to Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company, with appurtenances and water rights.
J L Collins sheriff issues foreclosure on stock or water rights in irrigation ventures. The notice cites water rights evidenced by one share in the Teton Cooperative Canal Company certificate No 112. Located in Choteau Teton County with date April 12 1932. Plaintiff attorney listed as E K Cheadle Shelby Montana. First publication April 14 last May 5.
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