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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
4
Public notice indicates publication in Cho teau Montana every Thursday and that the issue is entered at the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
Members of Teton's Oldest Settlers are called to the annual picnic this Sunday August 8 at one p m in Great Northern park Chateau. Officers and committees seek near full attendance with sports and program committees led by Mrs E D Forrest and Wm Cook Chas Klockler and Joe Baart.
The society asks attendees to bring their own lunch and dishes and tools while the group provides coffee sugar cream and ice cream. Lunches will be spread promptly at one o'clock to ensure a coordinated start to the afternoon program.
A notice calls a 2 PM meeting of the Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen Association for Saturday August 7 at the County Agent's office in Chateau Montana. Secretary Treasurer O Younce indicates the notice is paid. Additionally Chateau Lodge No 11 I C O F installs C W Burns as vice grand and seats officers for the coming year including L G Passmore noble grand J C Morgan secretary and Frank M Snider treasurer.
St Stephen's Church will not hold services next Sunday. Regular services resume on Sunday, August 22 led by Pastor L. H. Young.
Karmont winter wheat is declared the best winter wheat to feed in the territory after four years of Moccasin station trials. The closest competitor was Montana 36 with a yield of 30.3.
A study of winter wheat in Teton county shows Karmont leading with 34.7 bushels per acre, while Turkey Red trails at 29.4. The 2-bushel seed shipped by County Agent Robert Clarkson sparked rapid adoption, starting near Chateau and Test on Pete Sendmo’s farm.
The Royal Theatre announces no performance tonight due to an overhaul of their machine. The equipment will arrive from Seattle for the show tomorrow night on August six.
August Prevost, a hay hand aged about 55 to 60, was found dead in his bed at the Ellis and Baskett ranch about 14 miles north of Choteau on the Teton river. Coroner Chas H. Connor was notified and headed to the ranch to investigate and transport the body to Choteau.
Farmington notice says the Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Pete Otness on Saturday August 14. Everyone welcome.
Junior Chautauqua week yielded a costume parade with prizes for best costumes Kathryn Davis and Jackie Core won girls and boys honors while Carol Melzer and Jimmy Meagher captured humor awards. Ellison White director praised Chateau Chateau and the community.
WANTED to buy sucking pigs Cha teau Meat Co. To WANTED Some one to break the now uncultivated portion of my land near Bynum. Will give two crops and will pay for water. Address Dr Anne Drekke First National Bank Bidg Pomona California 4 41. LOST $10.00 bill Return to Mrs C Looney. Tie FOR SALE 1000 bushels Karmont wheat Approved by county agent 25e few bushel over market price L J Otness Farmington 73 pd FOR SALE Cheap Independent binder 8 ft cut Ready to go EB M Gibler Dutton 62 pd FOR SALE 8 ft Deering binder Has cut about 700 acres Terms Six miles east of Farmington Roy In bady itt LOST Child s gold locket with D engraved on face Return to Acan tha office for reward 721 pd WANTED Someone to put in my land with winter whes Per terms write Dr Anne Brekin 421 First National Ride Pomor California or call J A Swanson at Pendroy atl STRAYED Bay mare weight about 1400 lbs reached mane 2 white hind feet a white strip on forehead Is branded bar Z X on left shoul der and bar Y bar on left thigh 10.90 reward for recovery Notify C . Younce Chateau 7 3inch Moline Gang Plows 2 7 foot and 18foot Moline Dinders Moline extras Odds and ends of Moline and Oliver extras for plows a few Thomas Mower extras Chas H Connor Choteau 4 4-pd
The local committee and Chau tauqua supporters praise R. E. Nelson and the Chautauqua committee for their work. Chateau Woman's Club and Mrs. W. W. Smith are thanked for flowers and entertainment arrangements at Choteau homes.
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