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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1938

Page

7

Montana Wolf Extermination Debate Elevates Stockgrowers Plan

At the 1st annual Montana Stockgrowers convention in Miles City April 17 18 1894 leaders debated funding wolf control via subscription or voluntary percentage assessments with wages for six months. Reports describe extensive depredations by wolves on cattle and horses, efforts by outfits like Ryan Bros and Wibaux to employ wolfing, poison baits using limburger cheese and dried herrings, and calls for a state bounty to spur decisive action.

Montana LOU” Grill Montana Stock, Pavers Association Miles Stockgrowers Journal J. S. Green North Dakota Pierre Wibaux Boice Dawson County Mr. Green Montana Association W. C. Wilson Clear Creek Bear’s Paw Alexander Ross Miles City Wibaux Spearish S. D Redwater Register Fred Bond Bond G. F F. Ingersoll Bow and Arrow Rea Cattle Co Little Porcupine Custer Creek Yellowstone River Little Dry Divide Jep Ryan Ryan Bros Big Bend Musselshell John Chapman Wyoming Range Billings Sunlight Basin J. T. Brown Birney Stockgrowers’ Journal Joseph T. Brown Mr. King Stockgrowers Association J. B. Kendrick Sheridan United States Wyoming Hanging Woman Creek Tongue River Stockgrowers’ Association Douglas South Dakota Cheyenne River Williams Ashland Hank Greenway Powderville Greenway Shonkin Livestock Association Fort Benton Shonkin Association Montana Stockgrowers’ Association Tely

Culbertson’s Civic Center Dedicated on Labor Day

Culbertson dedicates a $50,000 civic center built by the WPA last summer. The complex includes an auditorium stage gymnasium and drill space for the national guard. It houses dressing rooms showers kitchen a rifle range a council chamber and a sound projection booth. local and visiting neighbors attend the Labor Day festival and anniversary gatherings.

Culbertson Civic Center WPA Culbertson National Guard General Council Civic Center

Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed by Pioneer Couple

A Hamilton couple who wed in 1888 in a log cabin in Bitter Root valley recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. The bride Ella Doran and groom Alexander M. Chaffin married with Rev. W. D. Tear officiating. They spent winters in Corvallis and later settled around Hamilton. Chaffin, a native of the valley, remains active in stockman life.

Edward L. Doran Portland Doran F. J. Leavitt Hamilton Bob Nicol Skalkaho Mrs. Perkins Mrs. Chaffin Charles E. Boren M. L. Chaffin Frank Chaffin Corvallis Co. C. Chaffin Missoula Chaffin Judith Summers John Summers John Ashby LeRoy Jones Arthur Price Marvin O. A. Kerlee Norman United States Navy San Diego Lillian Gove Carter, Wash Artlip LeRoy Chaffin Hollywood Calif James Annabelle Lorraine Ada Theo Jr Butte Larry Margaret Sharon Jones Oscar Philip Kerlee Bitter Root Valley Ella Doran Alexander M. Chaffin Thomas M. Doran W. D. Tear Tincup Stevensville Mr. Chaffin Elijah Chaffin Oregon Alex Chaffin Bitter Root Hills T. M. Doran Montana Springfield Henry L. Meyers United States Illings R. L. Perkins

Montana Kaimin to run as daily paper for two quarters

The Montana Kaimin will operate as a daily five column newspaper for the next two quarters as decided by the Central board. If finances from the trial period permit, the change may become permanent.

Montana Kaimin Central Board

Changes Seen in Grasshopper Control Program

Senator Nye of North Dakota predicts sweeping congressional changes to the federal grasshopper control program. He notes farmer protests over poison bait and questions about its effectiveness since grasshoppers emerge from untillled lands onto crops. He mentions wildlife and game birds as potential substitutes and cites birds as natural enemies killed by bait.

Nye North Dakota Congress

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Montana Stockgrowers Association Culbertson’s Civic Center G. F. Johnson Blaben, N. Dak Republic James E South America Graham & Ross Great Falls Mont
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