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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
E. L. Jourdonnais, owner and publisher, notes the weekly paper is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year in advance, $2.50 for foreign destinations except Canada.
Montana extension director J C Taylor reports a 21000 saving for Montana livestock men from reduced freight rates on emergency shipments of livestock and feed. The nationwide farmers’ saving totals about 1270000, with railroads cooperating and federal aid noted as helpful during hard times.
Public School notes six week honor roll includes Lola Burns Mildred Depner Annie Luinstra Florence Newcome Ois Noble Katherine King Doris Lyon Frances Odenwald Ruth O Haire Harriet Paulus Maxine Sturgis The Wednesday assembly by the first grade featured two rhythm band numbers a story Epaminondas by Dorothy Ann Jackson two reader selections Ned and Grandmother The Little Christmas Tree and two songs.
Fourth Grade mourns loss of Alice Monson whose family moved to Fairfield. Classes read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The First Thanksgiving Day. Sixth graders held a radio program with Virginia Alum Carolyn Peterson and Mildred Nelson as organizers. Seventh graders plan a Dec. 5 upper grade assembly on Norwegian and Swedish folklore. Eighth Grade elective elections, poetry writing, and a civics talk are noted with Margaret Doughty donating a prize picture.
Otto F. Smith of Great Falls questions the Bynum reservoir management in the Choteau Acantha letter to the editor. He argues the Teton river loses all fish yearly and calls for true conservationists from the Rod and Gun club and Isaak Walton league to respond with actions.
Collins Items notes heavy, lingering snow from the November storm gradually melts. Mr. Graves suffers a dangerous fall during the period, with local observers reporting his condition as serious but stable.
A man fell from a hay load and went unconscious after a somersault in deep snow before recovery. Junior Dean Waterman underwent successful appendectomy at Great Falls with Mrs. Waterman at his side. Also notes celebrate dry congressional majorities and a birthday feast for Mrs. Robert McClinican, with Clark Corey returning to his ranch.
Premium Center residents and relatives visited Thanksgiving guests in Great Falls and McLean. The Inbody Bremer and Miss Joe Michel joined the McLean home crowd, while the Averill and Arthur Davidson households shared the holiday. A Royal Theater Dance of Life and a Security Benefit dance punctuated the day, with remarks on lamb sales, wheat prices, and local well drilling activities.
Rott A Strate a prominent business man and head of Bakery Equipment Co of Oklahoma City credits Sargon Soft Mass Pills with restoring his health after a decade of stomach trouble. He reports gaining sixteen pounds and regaining vigor, claiming no other product matched the benefits. Chateau Drug Co local agents advertise the remedy.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executor or administrator of the estate of Effie M Campbell deceased that all persons having claims against the estate are required to present them within a specified period as provided by law. The notice requests creditors to file their claims with the designated court or representative.
Signed administrator invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be submitted to T H Pridham, attorney for the estate, at the Larson block in Chateau Montana. Dated November 5 1930. Ss C Campbell Administrator. First pub Nov 13 last Dec 4.
Notices announce probate proceedings for Fred L. True and Mary C. Campbell estates in Montana. Creditors must file claims within four months of first publication. hearings set December 6, 1930, in Chateau Court House for Campbell will and letters testamentary to Glenn Morris and F. G. Campbell.
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