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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
3
The Dominion plans to fund 75 percent of pension costs with provinces covering 25 percent. New Brunswick has not proclaimed the law, delaying elderly relief, while Quebec faces a complex civil code requiring children to support aging parents. The Liberal party promised action.
The Montreal and Quebec political scene debates compulsory filial duties alongside Dominion pension aims. Premier Godbout’s Liberals push enabling legislation to align Quebec with other provinces, while critics fear erosion of family responsibility and push for tests or oath proofs before pension eligibility.
The Montana Extension service issued a special circular with Montana statutes on organizing community grazing districts. It includes legal forms rules and regulations approved by the grazing commission plus the Taylor grazing act and amendments. Copies are available from county extension agents or the Montana Extension service in Bozeman.
Mrs H A Winner and her children visited Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson in Highwood last Thursday. Mr Winner joined them Sunday and they traveled to the John Loy ranch at Waltham for a visit.
The Farm Credit administration publishes a booklet titled Selecting and Financing a Farm. It covers climate soil producing ability markets schools roads and home advantages and explains favorable financing through the Land Bank of Spokane with 4 percent first mortgage loans and 5 percent commissioner loans. Copies are available at the Spokane Farm Credit information agent.
I B O Neil of Santa Rita Oil & Gas announces a 2500 barrel topping reforming cracking refinery at Cut Bank to serve Santa Rita production, with design to be revealed later. The plant may process external oil. Santa Rita sells part of output to Montana Pipeline, an Imperial Oil subsidiary, under a contract ending January 1. Storage from the Lander gusher will supply the startup oil.
Deeply appreciative of financial contributions for medical care and funeral for Gertrude Stone. Grateful for kind acts and floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Jones and Family, Mr. and Mrs. George Gunther and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin and Lee Hamer and Family.
Harvesting is in full swing on the project with threshers swathers and combines at work. Local residents visit Glacier Park Utah Idaho Great Falls and southern Utah while families host guests and celebrate year end H D club activities with a weenie roast on the creek.
The Scissors Snippers 4-H club and Miss Nora Lemmon spent last week camping in Teton canyon. Families joined for a Sunday mountain picnic. A lamb barbecue by Mr. Stuper was enjoyed by all. The group plans Achievement Day at the hall on Friday Sept 4 with a varied program. The Home Demonstration club meets Sept 3 at 2 pm with lunch discussion and calendar adoption.
Mr and Mrs Joan Cooley Alvin Stone and Florence Stone express heartfelt thanks for the abundant sympathy and numerous acts of kindness from neighbors and friends following the death of their beloved daughter and sister.
Mr and Mrs D G Thomas of Helena visited at the C D Baquet home Saturday and Sunday. Theo Botts was taken to Maynard hospital in serious condition. Rev Coghill and wife visited the Walter Snortland home east of Conrad. Co D Baquet and wife visited the Fitzgerald home. Lyal Dormant and family visiting relatives near Kalispell. Mr and Mrs J Fransick returned from a vacation trip to Canada reports an enjoyable time.
The federal resettlement administration plans a Montana unit to purchase hay and roughage for drought relief and offer feed loans to farmers. J G Bruce cited a Washington letter outlining pooled orders, delivery at cost plus freight, and reasonable handling charges.
Private kindergarten for four and five year olds conducted in the primary room of the Methodist church each morning from 9 to 12. Monthly rate five dollars with all supplies furnished. Interested parties may call from McDonald block Apt 10 during the week of 13-21 Mrs J Burr Huffman.
R C Line dean of the school of commerce at the state university Missoula and Albert Buck Heller ex executive secretary of the Associated Merchants of Montana spent time in Chateau last Friday meeting local business men. They have conducted salesmanship courses and given talks on commercial subjects this summer. Dean Line spoke at Teton county high school last spring. Heller is a former Grizzly football star.
A women’s golf match is set for 10 a.m. Friday at the Chateau Country Club. Players wishing lunch after the game should arrange reservations at the Post Tavern Committee.
Bolster, extension land economist at Montana State College, announces plans to develop county agricultural programs in ten representative Montana counties this fall. The effort continues the county planning program that followed spring economic conferences. An economic handbook with county data will be distributed to county committee men, aiming at stabilized agriculture and permanent farm homes through improved land use.
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