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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
5
Community notes detail travels visits and health news across Choteau and nearby towns. Highlights include hospital stays and recoveries, business trips to Great Falls and Choteau, farm and equipment sales, upcoming dances, weddings and licenses, plus vacations to Glacier Park and Yellowstone areas.
The Premium Center hosted a supper for the Skidding company and chautauqua managers with local hosts and families attending. Ed Altzheimer reports a new flowing well at Premium Center, while the community notes a dry road condition, a trip to town, and the Aug 4 river union services east of Collins.
Rudolph Magnuson living west of Choteau was arrested Saturday night by Marshall John T. Moore for possessing a keg of liquor under city ordinance No. 65. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to one day in jail. A Great Falls federal officer found 12 barrels of mash 40 gallons of moonshine and 30 gallons of wine at Magnuson’s home and confiscated his car. He was taken to Helena Monday night. charges there are not known.
Mass at Chateau and Augusta next Sunday will be held at 11 o clock and 9 o clock respectively. The Woman's club announces its regular business meeting for Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms.
Montana Department of Agriculture notes non irrigated crops suffer in July heat yet pig and lamb herds appear to hold up better. The report contrasts hardship in grains with steadiness in sheep and swine sectors amid dry conditions across the state.
The survey indicates an 8 percent rise in sows bred for farrowing and a higher average pigs saved per litter this spring. It also notes an 11 percent increase in lambs docked nationwide, totaling 2,184,000, with Montana remaining a leading lamb producer. The western states, however, report a 3 percent drop in their lamb crop while breeding ewe numbers drive Montana's gains.
Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Carl Andrew Dale are notified to present vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims should be filed with administrator Inga R. Dale at Bert I. Packer, Chateau Montana, as the meeting place for estate business. First published July 11 1929 last Aug 1 1929.
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