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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
2
Seton Porter of the National Distillers Products Corp urges temperance over excess arguing Americans vote prohibition out not liquor in. He cites corruption crime and rampant speakeasies under prohibition and calls for law to control liquor with public support to avoid excess or fanaticism.
The piece notes the heated talk on money and monetary standards as two government officials resign. It highlights support for gold backed systems with silver monetization, and mentions public sentiment favoring a conservative approach. It also covers Future Farmers of America activities at Teton County high school, including a program, a play, and a turkey shoot fundraiser to aid F F A finances.
The Beck school program faced two postponements for the local community. The first delay came from many boys going home for the weekend, and the second from cars failing to start. Wayne Gitchel struggled to start his vehicle at noon Saturday, while Mr. Luther reported bending a crank on his Chevy.
Pendroy residents share visits with friends and relatives from Lost Angeles to Twin Lakes. Bonnie Rose's bridal shower hosts and Santa Claus gifts energize a Christmas gathering. Local clubs plan meat cutting, and Harmony and Pendray schools schedule Xmas programs. Flu keeps Mrs Patterson home while others travel to Great Falls.
In Fort Benton Saturday night Belt beat Coach Midgett’s Fort Benton high team 28 to 17. The game stayed close for three periods before Belt pulled away late as Rubino, Fish, and Bestwina scored late baskets to secure the victory.
Teton County Montana will sell at public auction the north half of the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of section 35 township 25 north range 2 east for 269.53 as appraised. Minimum bid is 90 percent of the amount. Sale at the courthouse front door on January 6, 1934 at 2 pm. Quit Claim Deed issued upon payment to the county treasurer. County Clerk GEO A CARROLL announces. First pub Dec 14. last Jan 4.
The Ninth Judicial District Court orders the 1934 term dates for Teton County to be held January 19 February 16 March 16 April 13 May etc through December 7. Pondera County terms are likewise fixed for the year 1934.
The court schedules for Glacier County and Toole County for the year 1934 are set. Glacier County dates include January 24 February 21 March 21 April 18 May 16 June 20 July 18 September 19 October 17 November 14 December 12. Toole County dates include January 26 February 23 March 23 April 20 May 18 June 22 July 20 September 21 October 19 November 16 December 14. Dated December 4 1933 Judge R M Hattursley. First pub December 21 last January 4.
Court issues order fixing times for naturalization matters in Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole counties for 1934. The order directs hearings to be held before the court at specified times within the year.
The notice lists scheduled court dates for five counties including Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole with sessions on Fridays and Mondays in March and September 1934. Judge R M Hattersley oversees the public proceedings with initial publication December 21 and final date January 4.
Department of the Interior notice lists Paul A. Kropp of Chateau Montana filing intent to establish three year proof on land in New NW 17 26N 3W. He will testify January 16, 1934 before Charles H. Ferris in Chateau with witnesses E. J. Mullen Leo Weisner L. A. Beringer from Brady and H. H. Wuest of Agawam.
Notice dated December 4 1933 and effective January 5 1934 states that the East Half and the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 23 Township 23 North Range 4 West will join Herd District No 2 in Teton County Montana. The lands will be subject to herd district laws year round.
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