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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
2
The passage contemplates year end customs across the globe and within Christian communities. It notes gifts greeting cards and acts of goodwill as annual expressions. It highlights family gatherings revealing aging generations from parents to grandparents and the passage of time.
The writer speaks of parents and children, kinship and growth, noting how Christmas sharpens memory of childhood and inspires self reflection. It calls for inspiration, renewed effort, and a commitment to better living and helping others in the coming year. May we all make the most of this season.
Mrs Jane Waris and others attended a shower for Mrs John Pfeiffer at Dupuyer. Families shared Christmas dinners and visits across Pendray with multiple gatherings at the Sprinkles, Campbells, and Earls households.
Great Falls shoppers the Stotts and friends enjoyed holiday visits. The Bynum school staged The Magic Christmas Bell with Santa handing out candy after a thriving Friday program. A Sunday school party followed by dancing capped the festive weekend as winds rattled the area.
A community Christmas dance was enjoyed by the young folks at Greenfield hall last Friday. Several residents traveled for holidays, visits with relatives in Ronan and at the Carl Vigen home. Hospital recoveries include Sam Winter returning home for Christmas and Mrs. Walter Johnson completing hospital care. Schools note Natalie McDermott and Edward Konen spending vacations at home. The column closes with New Year wishes to readers.
Fishermen harvested about 200 tons of salmon from Flathead Lake this year during the annual run. John W. Schofield, hatcheries superintendent, says most fish were taken by individuals with a 50 pound daily limit. The game department collected around 20 000 eggs for culturing and planting, and 672 fishermen participated in the catch.
In the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana the estate of John Beeler is ordered to be sold by administrator Peter Gemar at public auction. The court set January 6 1939 at 10 a m in Chateau to show cause why sale should not proceed and described the property as the west half of the northwest quarter section 20 township 26 north range 2 east M M in Pondera county. Publication planned in Chateau Acantha and Independent Observer December 22 and 29 1938.
Notice to stockholders of Eldorado Co operative Canal Company in Chateau Montana. Directors levy a 2.00 per share assessment payable by January 14 1939 to C D McDonald secretary treasurer at Citizens State Bank Choteau. Unpaid shares by January 14 1939 will be advertised for sale and sold February 14 1939 at 2 p m at the court house door Chateau Montana to pay the delinquent assessment and costs. Dated December 12 1938. First pub December 15 last January 5
Executor of Louis H. Kind deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented to Swanberg & Swanberg law offices in the Ford Building Great Falls Montana, the place for transaction of the estate.
Executor Ida Schaefer seeks settlement of Louis H. Kind estate. Dated December 6, 190% per cent. Swanberg represents the executor. First publication December 15, last January 5.
Directors levied a five dollar and ninety cent per share assessment on the capital stock at a December 10 1938 meeting. Payment is due January 7 1939 to Calvin Wixom at Bynum Montana. Delinquent shares by February 7 1939 will be advertised for sale and may be sold March 7 1939 to cover the debt and sale costs.
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