LIFTINGS. Several local notes on injuries and travel
B Pike of this city sustained two broken ribs Sunday while working on a gas line ditch near Agawam. He was treated at Choteau hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bagley visited Choteau en route to Minneapolis to make a new home. Chancellor Brannon of the Greater University of Montana visited Choteau discussing extension work. Miss Marion Steves will teach at Fremont Nebraska next year. Cream prices rise two cents at Chateau Creamery. Sheridan visitors McGregor and Walter delayed by rain. A niece is honored with a family gathering at Cowgill addition. The Emerick party plans a ten day Waterton trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Agawam
Choteau Hospital
H. O. Bagley
Choteau
Minneapolis
Bagley
Oscar Berndt
Great Falls
Cut Bank
Brannon
M. A. Brannon
Greater University of
Malone
Teton County
Fremont
Marion Steves
Teton
Nebraska
Steves
E. J. Steves
5Th St
Sheridan
F. B. McGregor
William Walter
Mont
Chateau
McGregor
D. M. Ferry Seed Company
Beaverhead
Ruby
Paradise
Havre
MecGregor
Walter
Browning
Roosevelt and Park
Park
Mrs. S. Maccany
Cowgill Addition
Anna Fachinelly
Ironwood
Mich
Billings Pair Head North for Ten Day Waterton Outing
Children and Elizabeth Erickson of Billings left Monday for a 10 day outing at Waterton Lakes in the Canadian Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children
Elizabeth Erickson
Billings
Waterton Lakes
Canadian National Rockies
California Bynum Wildcat Reaches 820 Feet Depth
The Standard Oil Co of California reports a wildcat well on the Sullivan ranch in the Pendrey Bynum district about 20 miles northwest of Chateau has been drilled to 820 feet and now bottoms near the Colorado shale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
California
Sullivan Ranch
Pendrey-Bynum
Chateau
Colorado
New Grain Rates Take Effect For Western Farmers
The interstate commerce commission cleared the way for new wheat freight rates to go into effect at midnight Friday under the Hoch-Smith resolution. Protests against the rates were denied, ending a protracted dispute with railroads that sought to block the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Hoch-Smith
Chicago
Commission
Destructive criticism and its effects on courage
The quote argues that criticizing others is easier than offering solutions. It notes constructive feedback helps, but destructive criticism drains courage and becomes fault-finding. It highlights that everyone has worthy aspects and appreciation spurs further effort.
Plans to Beat Unemployment
A discussion on economic foresight as the practical path to reduce unemployment. It argues against reliance on government compulsory reserve funds and urges industry to adopt long term production and distribution plans to avoid cycles of overproduction and slumps. Individual thrift and self reliance are also emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome C. Stephenson
Americas Bankers Association
OME
United States
Limestone Project Aided by Illinois Bank In 1930
An Illinois bank owned a Umeagone spreader for ten cents a ton to farmers and a phosphate spreader at five cents. The limestone project, the bank’s main banker farmer effort in 1930, worked with the Farm Bureau. A soil tester mapped forty acres with twenty three surface tests and five other points with three tests each. The map shaded red to show limestone needs. The bank arranged limestone shipments in car lots for farmer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Farm Bureau
Old Indian Pastime Snow Snake Game Description
A snow snake is a long slender shaft curved at one end launched to glide endwise over ice or snow. It was popular with American Indians and is still played to some extent today.
Slovakia and Czech language closely linked as dialects
Scholars describe Slovak as closely allied to Czech, with the alphabet based on Czech. Slovak books were rare before World War I, but after the formation of the Czechoslovak state many works appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovakia
Czech
New York State Has Eleven Finger Lakes
The state hosts eleven finger lakes: Conesus Hemlock Canadice Honeoye Canandaigua Keuka Seneca Cayuga Owasco Skaneateles and Otisco. Areas span from 66.7 square miles down to 0.97 square mile, reflecting diverse sizes among the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger Lakes
New York State
Conesus
Hemlock
Canadice
Honeoye
Canandaigua
Keuka
Seneca
Cayuga
Owasco
Skaneateles
Otisco
Arcadia: A Paradise in Greek Myth and Landscape
Arcadia, a Peloponnesian district famed for pastoral poetry, embodies ideal rustic contentment. The term also anchors Greek myth as a symbolic home of timeless simplicity and natural beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Peloponnesus
Greece
Pathfinder Magazine
Alias Summons in Foreclosure Case in Montana Court
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Dean F Waterman Helen Waterman Conrad Securities James Eckford and others in Teton County Montana seeking $2049.87 plus interest and costs and foreclosure of a 1918 mortgage on land described as the N half of NE, N half of NW and NE 1 4 of Sec 7 and 8, Township 25 N Range 2 W, with water rights and shares in irrigation, filed July 22 1931 with first publication July 23 1931 and last publication August 13 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Dean F. Waterman
Helen Waterman
Conrad Securities Corporation
James Eckford
Jane Doe
Eckford
F. P. Rushmore
Rushmore
Ed. Altzheimer
Mack McKenzie
Collings National Farm Loan Association
Husband and Wife
Colling National Farm Loan Association
Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson
Meda McLean
Arthur W. Ostrom
Spokane
Washington
E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby Montana
Plain- First
Notice for Publication stockraising entry 1927 Powell
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana dated July 13 1931 publishes notice for Dell M Powell of Chateau Montana owner of stockraising homestead entry made July 13 1927 serial number 069220 covering Lots 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 8 8 Section 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Dell M. Powell
Chateau
Notice of three year land claim in Chateau Montana
Township twenty five north range eight west principal meridian files intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land described before Charles H Ferris U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on August twenty four 1931. Claimant witnesses John Donaldson Denzil McDonald E J Crary Ed Core all of Chateau Montana. M D Nicholson Register. First pub July 16 last Aug 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet
Charles H. Ferris
U. & Commissioner
Chateau
Montana
John Donaldson
Denzil McDonald
E. J. Crary
Core
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of Harry G Ward
Administrator W C Azn oe of the Harry G Ward estate in Montana requires all creditors and claimants to file claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at Bert L Packer’s office in Chateau, Montana. First publication July 30 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Ward
Bert L Packer
Chateau
Mont
W. C. Aznoe
Bert I. Packer
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Decree and Order of Sale
Sheriff J L Collins of Teton county Montana announces a public sale by auction for August 15 1931 at 2 pm. The sale includes 250 barrel storage tanks gas engines pumping units tubing rods and other oil and gas leasehold equipment and interests in sections 5 6 31 and 32 township 25 26 north range 1 east and 2 east. The property is owned by Producers Independent Oil Company with liens held by Oil Well Supply Company and Oil Field Lumber Company and covers leaseholds and wells in Bannatyne district Chateau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Teton County
Montana
Oil Well Supply Company
Gauer
Skogg
Bannatyne Field
Tetoncount
Nee Sey
Producerss Independent Oil Company
Producers IndependentyOil Company
Producers Independent Oile Mupaany
Producers Independent ® Oil Company
Oil Field Lumber Company
Chateau
A. D
J. L. Collins
R. L. Clinton
Arnot & Doyle
Estate of William E. Lockhart Notice to Creditors
The administrator of the estate of William E. Lockhart, deceased, invites creditors and all who have claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown to W. G. Bloomdahl at his Chateau Montana office. First published July 16 1931 with last notice August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lockhart
W. G. Bloomdahl
Chateau
Montana
Willam E. Lockhart
Pert I, Packer
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Burton Beach
Yellowstone Park
Elva Hanusa
Arnold Hanusa
Missoula
The
State University
Frank Lock
Frank Schabel
Dutton
Middleton
W. W. Smith
Chateau Creamery
Waterton
W. A. Emerick
Louis de Noir
Marjorie
Bynum
Dealer Belo
Teton Service Co., Inc
R. C. Stephenson
New York’s
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