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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1937

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Montana railroad and livestock boards form joint drive vs unpermitted truckers

Montana state railroad and public service commission join with the Montana livestock commission to crack down on cattle-hauling trucks lacking livestock permits or railroad licenses and to curb uninsured operators. The effort targets lawbreaking drivers while promising full co operation with state inspectors and license revocations or prosecutions as needed.

Montana State Railroad’ and Public Service Commission Helena Montana Livestock Commission The Livestock Commission Railroad Board Montana Record-Herald John W. Bonner Railroad Commission Railroad and Public- Service Board Livestock Board

Prizes Poured In For Chateau Flower Show

The Chateau Woman's club reports wide support from local business and citizens boosting prizes for the annual show on Sept 6. Judge Charles Burrell of Great Falls will preside with tea and a dance to aid the public library. donations span many shops and firms. The article also details methods for preserving and reviving cut flowers for entries.

Chateau Chateau Woman's Club Businesa Charles Burrell Electric City Conservatory Great Falls Choteau Public Library Hampton Bloom Gay Bagley E. W. Allen Choteau Creamery Wallace Motor Co Texaco Chick’s Gamble Store Johnson’s Food Market the Club Berndt Chateau Hotel Jackson's Choteau Meat Co Dr. C Acantha Chateau Hardware Co Post Tavern Rice Auto Court Choteau Implement Co Choteau Tailor Shop Roberts Funeral Home Choteau Garage Parkway Cafe Hanson Bros Looney’s Byler’s Beaupre Hotel Curtis & Folda Chateau Bakery J. C. Penney Co C. H. Porter E. B.maynard Rexall Drug Rexall Beauty Shop FE. J. Crary Teton Abstract Co St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard To &. Taylor Garage Stearns Electric Shop Pollock Beauty Knudtzon Lumber Co Rocky Mountain Elevator Co Rex Royal Theater Oasis Monarch Lumber Co Anna BE. Stafford Gallatin Valley Elevator W. W. Smith Gay Franklin Teton Dairy Spring Creek Dairy John Moore Marcel H. W. Bateman John Hentges

Chautauqua Dates Set for Sept 24 25 26 Evening Programs

Teton announces its chautauqua will run September 24 25 and 26 with evening shows at the high school auditorium. Severe weather conditions prompted a drastic price cut with adult season tickets at 50 cents and children's at 25 cents. The committee promises the usual strong home talent lineup.

Teton Chautauqua Committee

Reseeding Of Land Stimulated By U S Soil Program

Article by Co. Agent Fred Willson highlights reseeding abandoned farms with crested wheat grass under the U S soil conservation program. Deep furrow drilling improves stands, seed depth and coverage kept shallow. Land with over 30 percent sod should not be seeded. consider cooperative adoption and furrow opener sets for local drills.

Fred Willson

Seed loan repayment emphasized by U S district attorney

Farmers with federal seed loans must repay when able or face civil action in U S district court. H C Stansberry noted ongoing settlements and liens, with several judgments already issued in Montana. Elevators that accept grain without honoring the lien may also be targeted, per last week’s Great Falls conference.

U. S. District Court Donald Stocking U. S Chateau H. C. Stansberry Montana Great Falls Stansberry

Fire damages Rexall display window in Chateau

Fire broke window and damaged stock at the Rexall drug store in Chateau between 11 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. Goods including stationery and school supplies along with trimming fixtures scorched. paint damaged. Cause unknown as the fire smothered itself. Clerk Betty Nichols reported the scene and estimated damage around 100 dollars, insured.

Rexall Drug Store Chateau Betty Nichols

Portions of Sun River Closed to Fishing

The State Fish and Game commission announced a fishing ban on the Sun River segment between Gibson dam and Big George creek mouth from September 1 to May 20 next year. Local talk attributes the action to extreme reservoir drawdown, with Big George creek located two miles or more above the dam on the north side.

State Fish and Game Commission Sun River Gibson Dam Big George Creek

Schedule for Culling Demonstrations in Teton County

The county agent announces culling demonstrations in Teton county during the second week of September. Poultry specialist HH E Cushman and the county agent will attend. Sessions: Sept 7 2 pm Mitchell farm southeast of Dutton. Sept 8 2 pm Adolph Arensmeyer farm near Farmington. Sept 9 2 pm John Toenyes farm near Beck schoolhouse.

Teton County HH. E. Cushman Mitchel Dutton Adolph Arensmeyer Farmington John Toenyes Beck

Rev R F Vick to Succeed Rev Dover in Chateau

The Rev Ricardo F. Vick was named to succeed the Rev Edwin Dover as pastor of the Methodist church in Chateau and to serve the Pendrey and Bynum charges. Dover, in Chateau five years, is transferred to Roundup with farewell services planned in Chateau, Pendroy, and Bynum.

Ricard. F. Vick Edwin Dover Chateau Pendrey Bynum Montana State Methodist Church Ishop Ralph S. Cushman Sunburst Sweet Grass Libby Montana Dover Roundup Pendroy I. Ja Ortmayer Glendive Walter Champler Great Falls Glacier Park District Charles the Cole Missoula Chatean Methodist Church World Service Missions Teton Ladies Industrial

Minn sisters depart after visit with Carl Olson in Choteau

Mrs. Laurence Hail of Minneapolis and Miss Frances Olson of Alexandria Minnesota sisters of Mr Olson left Sunday on their return trip after a visit at the Carl Olson home in Choteau.

Laurence Hail Minneapolis Minn Frances Olson Alexandria Mr. Olson Carl Olson Choteau

Mrs Hattersley Heads Montana Eastern Star Lodge

Mrs Ruth C Hattersley wife of Judge R M Hattersley was elected grand matron of the Montana grand chapter Eastern Star at its 48th annual meeting in Helena last week. Other officers elected include Ralph N Lodge Townsend grand patron Carl Brattin Sidney associate grand patron Maude Bolloi Warm Springs secretary Eunice Brown Missoula grand conductress Minnie Danskin Glendive associate grand conductress Cynthia C Plummer Butte grand treasurer.

Ruth C. Hattersley R. M. Hattersley Montana Order Eastern Star Helena Judge Hattersley Chateau Teton County Ralph N. Lodge Townsend Carl Brattin Sidney Maude Bolloi Warm Springs Hattie Hadzor Butte Eunice Brown Mssoula Minnie Danskin Glendive Cynthia C. Plummer

Chateau Lions vote to hold another 49er celebration

Chateau Lions club met Tuesday night and unanimously approved another 49er celebration with Herb Winner reappointed as chairman. Committee members include K. E. Sturgis Dr. H. W. Bateman Fred S. Willson and W. F. Olsen. Event aims to boost civic funds and swimming pool debt while a date will be announced soon.

Ubanimously Chateau Lions Club Herb Winner K. E. Sturgis Dr. H. W. Bateman Fred S. Willson W. F. Olsen

Rainbow Trout Stocking In Pishkun Reservoir Increases

Foreman Phil Bottler of Giant Springs oversees a stocking at Pishkun Reservoir that adds 25 376 rainbow trout to the fish population. A. H. McGinnis accompanies Bottler during the stop at Chateau en route to the reservoir.

Pishkun Phil Bottler Mr. Bottler Chateau A. H. McGinnis

Teton Rancher Marries Illinois Woman in Helena Ceremony

Helen J. Pembleton of Geneva Illinois wed Joseph A. White, owner of Deep Canyon ranch on the Teton river west of Chateau. Attendants included Lois McCornack, Floyd Barnard, Corinne Paschal, and Mrs. Alice Giblin. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Pembleton, has worked with the American Library Association and studied at Knox College. White has run Deep Canyon ranch for about five years, with origins linked to Deep Creek ranching. The couple reside at the ranch and receive many congratulations.

Helena Helen J. Pembleton Geneva Illinoiis Joseph A. White Deep Canyon Teton River Chateau Lois McCornack St. Charles Floyd Barnard Augusta Corinne Paschal Alice Giblin Detroit Gertrude Pembleton American Library Association Deep Canyon Ranch Knox College Galesburg White J. G. Lestrade the Teton Deep Creek Joe J. A. White Augusta High School

Exchange List And News Letter Due In October

County Agent Fred Willson notes the fall newsletter and exchange list will be issued in early October. Residents may submit items to buy sell or trade by September 25 for inclusion in the countywide list and for distribution to neighboring counties.

Fred Willson

Pendroy Man Assault Incident prompts investigation

Wellenstein, a prominent Teton county farmer, was assaulted at Mountain View Gardens after a Saturday dance. He suffered fractured ribs and minor injuries. Powers is jailed in Bynum awaiting charges while County Attorney Murphy probes. Powers was arrested Sunday afternoon.

W. H. Wellenstein Teton County Eddie Powers Bynum B. I. Murphy Power Wellenstein Chateau Hospital Mountain View Gardens Powers

Miss Harriet Holmes Becomes Portland Secretarial Assistant

Word from Portland reports Miss Harriet Holmes, recently a Port land commercial college student, has accepted a secretarial post with Ross Engineering and Equipment Co in its Portland office. A Teton County High School commercial graduate, she previously served as librarian and secretary at her alma mater. the firm operates offices in multiple U S and Canadian cities.

Harriet Holmes Portland Oregon The Ross. Engineering and Equipment Co Miss Holmes Commercial Department Teton County High School

County Uses 735 Tax Sale Certificates Under New Moratorium

The county treasurer handed 735 tax sale certificates to the county clerk after July sales on delinquent 1926 property. With no private bidders, all parcels were struck off to the county. The moratorium law prevents assignment before December 1 1938 and permits redemption without interest or penalties, provided all delinquent taxes across all years are paid.

O. G. Meadows

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Kers Ution Rexall R. F. Vick Dover I City Methodist Mrs. Hattersley Conrad Eastern Star Lodge LIONS Herb J. A. Nelson Dairy Department Montana State College C. E. Burkner Highway Patrol Nelson Highway Joe Merz John Oberfoell Cc. O. Davis K. FE Sturgis Arnold Hanusa W. G. Ferguson Montanans Inc State Chamber of Commerce Charlie Russell Ferguson Helena Lions Club Chateau Lions Pishkun Reservoir Illinois
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