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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

8

Automobile Mishaps Plentiful Here Over Weekend

A sequence of weekend car incidents in the Chateau area left no serious injuries. Gordon Holmes and companions escaped with a forehead cut to Mrs. Turner from glass after a DeSoto rollover east of Pendroy. a Chevrolet roadster carry Mor ris Franklin and Miss Helen Webster rolled near the Teton bridge with no injuries. A Great Falls driver collided with Mr. and Mrs. Hirshberg near Fairfield, damaging a fender and bumper. Gus Ulmer's Dodge coupe rolled after a broken drag link near Priest Butte. all involved unharmed. The report also notes court actions in Winston Bros. vs Teton Co operative Reservoir Co and several probate matters.

Gordon Holmes Miss Jones Chandler Ted Turner Pendroy DeSoto Turner Allan Redmond Morris Franklin Helen Webster Teton Bridge Great Falls BE. J. Hirshberg Hudson Fairfield Gus Ulmer 8Th St Priest Butte Mr. Ulmer

Court notes cover mortgage foreclosures and court orders in Montana

The Montana district court, led by Judge R. M. Hattersley, issued four orders tied to a Power-Morgan assignment, including liens waivers for crop debts tied to federal loans. Additional orders cover sales and rents of autos, store fixtures, a Pendroy garage, and other property sales and disposals. A separate foreclosure decree favored Charles N. Burke. other cases include adoption and water commissioner appointment, with varied pleadings and advisements.

State of Montana B. I. Packer Annie H. Twitchell Power-Morgan Company R. M. Hattersley Chevrolet Choteau Power- Morgan Garge Pendroy Simms Henningsen Land Company John Crawford Obert Peterson Teton River G. QR. Taibert W. D. Jones Edwin Bingham Fue Bingham Charles N. Burke Robert Scharm Montana Land Agency George Campbell Continental Supply Company Sterling Oil Co Continental Supply Co Marion Machinery Co W. D. Holding Co Paul R. Rice CEL An C. H. Webster

Lions Hear Clergymen at Wednesday Meeting

Lions club hosted visiting ministers from Cha teau area and heard Rev. KAemmer direct the program. Dr. C L Clifford spoke on The Making of Men and Rev A C Armstrong on Imitation in Character Building. Donald Baldwin sang two solos and a new member JE Byrne was introduced.

Chateau Lions Club BE. R. Kaemmer C. L. Clifford Helena Area Methodist Church Clifford A. C. Armstrong North Dakota Religious Education Association Armstrong Donald Baldwin Fort Benton Lions Baldwin R. E. Nelson JE. Byrne

Earth’s Rotation Cited In High School Exam

In a Chicago high school final, a question asked for the essential agricultural fact about the earth. One student answered that the earth’s axis rotation enables the rotation of crops, reflecting a practical farming perspective.

Chicago

Standard of California to Drill Test 40000 Acres Lease

Major oil firms push into western Montana as Standard of California moves a rig to the Sullivan ranch NW 34-27-7W 100 miles west of Pendroy and 65 miles NW of Great Falls. The block covers about 40000 acres. oil expected at ~3400 feet in the Madison lime with potential deeper tests.

Madison Standard of California Sullivan Ranch Newyunwy Pendray Great Falls Sweetgrass Arch Front Range Rocky Mountains Dupuyer Anticline Pondera Cut Bank Kevin Sunburst L. B Tip) O'Neil Gypsy Oil Company California O’neil Mountains Stebinger Arch Rockies Milk River Fulton Petroleum Company

Building New Bridge Over Teton River Southwest of Town

A new bridge is being built across the Teton river southwest of town near the old slaughter house. It will sit upstream about 75 yards to straighten the road. Piling work began Saturday under County Surveyor Obert Peterson and a crew of four or five men.

Teton River Slaughter House Obert Peterson

High School to Hold Invitational Track Meet This Saturday

Announcement by A B Guthrie principal states the invitational track meet will be held here Saturday despite earlier fears of cancellation due to bad weather. Conditions are improving and organizers expect the track to be ready for competition.

A. B. Guthrie

Community Notes From Bole and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Inga Dale and others visited Great Falls while a big dance with Austads orchestra was held in Bole on Saturday April 25. 4 H Club girls hosted a party at Mrs E M Bammels home and plan another year of active club work. Farmers Union second social met with a good turnout. next gathering May 16 with Effie Luinstra Pearl Jackson and Ella Thompson as program committee. Lunching bachelors Elmer Ericson Walter Johnson and Lyle Standish featured. Home Demonstration club meets April 30 at Mrs Walkington s home with Mrs Walkington Mrs Arthur Johnson and Mrs E A Sandberg as hosts. Fort Shaw teachers Keenan Brown Maurer and Conlin Nyswanger were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Alice Stoffler and Florence Stoffler. Earl Zimmerman entertained J W Murphy and sons Lawrence and James of Great Falls. E M Bammel and Edmond joined Vincent Vance and Robert Clarkson at Spring Valley. Jim Glavey works at John Holm ranch. Anton F Klemens traded his ranch near Bole for property near Great Falls. Zimmermans and Ralph Clayton dinner guests of Mrs Stofflet. Bole school exams determined class winners. five upper grades ready for county scholastic contest in Chateau May 2 after a noon weiner roast and spring house cleaning. Woman s Club met at Mrs C F Carlsons of Chateau per oversight last week.

Inga Dale Kermit Blossom Great Falls Bole Austad E. M. Bammel John Kosnick Farmers Union Effie Luinstra Pearl Jackson Ella Thompson Elmer Ericson Walter Johnson Lyle Standish Joe Walkington Walkington Arthur Johnson E. A. Sandberg Keenan, Brown and Maurer Conlin Nyswanger Ft. Shaw School Alice Stoffler Florence Earl Zimmerman J. W. Murphy Lawrence and James Edmond Vincent Vance Robert Clarkson Spring Valley Jim Glavey John Holm Anton F. Klemens Milwaukee Crossing Ralph Clayton Alice Stofflet Bole School Kinsey Chateau

How old is the British Museum and how it started

The British Museum traces its foundations to 1753 when Sir Hans Sloane bequeathed his books manuscripts and curiosities to the nation in trust for 20 000 pounds. A special bill was passed to sanction the deal and establish the museum.

British Museum Hang Sloane

Farmington Couples Tie Knot In Great Falls Ceremony

Emil Depner and Grace Davidson wed in Great Falls Saturday with Rev Turner officiating. A village charivari followed at their home, then Farmington hall hosted dancing and cards with midnight lunch. The area celebrated the newlyweds with community festivities.

Emil Depner Grace Davidson Great Falls Turner Lola Davidson

Funeral Held for Rev E F Carlson in Chateau

The Rev E F Carlson’s funeral was held last Friday at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Skindlev of Spokane presiding. Assistants included Rev Lunde of Great Falls Rev Enge of Havre Rev Enge of Conrad and a Shelby minister. Interment followed in the Chateau cemetery. Mrs Carlson will remain in Choteau for the present.

W. F. Arensmeyer Mae Anderson A. G. Arensmeyer Ernest Arensmeyer Chateau E. F. Carlson Norwegian Lutheran Church Skindlev Spokane Lunde Great Falls Enge Havre Conrad Shelby Carlson Choteau

Wanted Fat Lambs and Chickens in Choteau

Classified notices list meat and animal purchases at Choteau Meat Co and Ab Moore. Also ads for rental, second hand furniture, seed potatoes, and household items in Choteau.

Choteau Meat Co Ab Moore Choteau

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Continental Oil Co Arensmeyer Conoco Choteau, Mont L. E. Taylor Winston Bros the Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company J. E. Sullivan Sun River Earl Oil Company Colorado Fulton Earl Montana Oil Journal Farmington J. M. Weaver Given’s Block Murphey O. Hansen Netted Bliss Triumph J. E. Hodgskiss Baby Walker Ruby Malone Hansen Apte Majestic Coal Range J. T. Murray H. Huisenga Collins Mont J. A. Baart John Deere Fordson Tractor T. F. Dwyer Mont. Atal Choteau, Montana ARIES Goodyear Feelree Choteau Garage Buell A. Roll Mgs Pathfinder
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