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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
2
An editorial from Crane Missouri Chronicle argues towns face decline as out-of-town firms erode local commerce. It cites bottling, bakery, cleaning, coal, feed, grocers, druggists, and hardware competition, urging a license tax to fund streets and public services while preserving local business.
A tribute recalls Loy Molumby a man widely loved and respected in northern Montana. The Cha teau resident is remembered for lifelong advocacy for ex service members and his tireless efforts to advance causes he believed in.
A reflective piece on farm fence rows as living histories where human cultivation clashes with natural forces. It traces evolution from protective barriers to ecological havens hosting meadow mice, shrews, moles, and other species, noting their role as monuments to labor and to figures like Abraham Lincoln.
Jan 25 meeting at the Toenyes home hosted by Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Toenyes. Neighbors and families visit, attend church, travel to Great Falls and Fairfield for gatherings and bridge. A Farmers Union Beck school meeting is planned for February 3. A critical letter questions CIO and AFL unions, urging limited government and free enterprise rather than wage laws.T
Premium Center The Liberty Center H D club will meet at Mrs. Dan Edwards home on Wednesday February 8. Miss Lois Knowlton will speak on Nutrition. Also notes a court hearing January 26 and reflections on mortality and community responsibility. Also obituary notices for Mr Molumby and Mr Joe Zgoda with condolences. Sky overcast. 20 degrees.
Mrs. Rade Manuzich returned to her home January 20 from Oakland California for her sister’s illness and death. A large group gathered January 21 for a party at the hall honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ben Benson. Mrs. Benson, now improved, attended the hall for the first time since her February accident. Mrs. John Holm came home January 23 from two months in St Paul with daughter Mrs. Ed Hedlund. Another Hedlund visitor was Irene Johnson of Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mathis plan to leave Oklahoma for California next week to attend the San Francisco World’s Fair opening.
The Teton Co operative Canal Company levies regular assessment No 46 of 25 dollars per share on capital stock payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by February 20 1939 at Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction on March 20 1939 at 2 PM at the front door of Farmington post office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executrix of the estate of John J Dugan deceased to all persons having claims against said estate to present them with vouchers to the undersigned at the address shown within a specified period as required by law. This serves as a formal call for debts and claims to be filed for probate processing.
Notice is hereby given that registration for the General Election of the Town of Choteau, Montana will close February 16, 1939 at 5 PM. Electors may register at the County Clerk's office in the Courthouse or before a notary public or justice of the peace. A qualifying elector must be 21, a US citizen, Montana resident for one year, Town of Chateau resident for six months, and precinct resident for 30 days. Dated Chateau January 10, 1939 Geo A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar of Teton County Montana. First pub Jan 12 last Feb 16.
Certificate of Individual Doing Business Under a Fictitious Name states John L. Sulgrove operates Chick's Service Station as sole proprietor in Chateau Montana Teton County. Notary Bert J. Packer attests to the acknowledgment dated January 10 1939 with commission expires August 29 1939. First published January 12 last February 2.
Teton County Montana offers the described real property at public auction for cash on February 11 1939 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. The minimum bid is 250 dollars and a quit claim deed will be issued upon bid acceptance and payment to the county treasurer.
Registration for the Town of Dutton general election closes at 5 PM February 16 1939 electors may register with Teton County Clerk or deputy registrar W M Eaman notary public or justice of the peace. To vote a resident of Montana for one year a Dutton resident six months and a precinct ward thirty days prior. Dated at Choteau Montana.
Notice records the office of Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar of Deeds in Teton County. First publication January 18, last February 16.
The notice informs creditors to present their claims against the estate of Lars O Satre deceased with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Bert J Pache is attorney for the administrator of the estate.
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