News of our neighbors roundup from Shelby to Dutton
Shelby will send 23 men February 18 for year’s army training. H. C. Erickson and Pete Blaker face cattle theft charges in district court. Johnny Johnson and Baldy Nagie escaped gas fumes at Turk’s Place. Edward Frenick injured in a mine cavern. Clarence Stricklin goes to Shelby to take over Rexall Drug store. William Gilham dies at 88. Mrs. Bickett, oldest city dweller, passes away at home. R. B. Armot buys Mutual Mercantile Co. business. Bureau of Reclamation bids open Feb 21 for Willow Creek reservoir enlargement. Otto Olsen suspends meat market business. Lutheran church calls Rev. A. B. Holland of Joplin as pastor to succeed Rev. Olaf Anderson. Charles Thorn, 52, dies in North Dakota while visiting.
Senate education bill seeks eastern Montana college status
A senate measure proposes renaming the eastern Montana normal school to the eastern Montana college of education and expanding its scope to four year teaching courses. It would place the school on par with other university units and create the first major higher education unit in eastern Montana enabling graduates to teach in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Montana College of Education
Senate
Montana
Eastern Montana Normal School
University of Montana
Community Notes From Collins Area Shifts and Illnesses
Collins residents report several families moving or shuffled by illness and school absence. R S McClenhan and wife shopped Conrad Monday while pupils Margaret Montague Dulcie Fuson and others miss classes with chicken pox. Richard Joseph family relocate to Brady ending Collins school year. Harold Crane family Jo Ann visit Chateau. Clara Walker of Corvallis and Elmer Baquet of McGrew visit Coghill and Baquet homes after touring Great Falls. Mail carrier Harry Montague ill. substitute Roscoe Thompson improves. Ben Beringer under doctor care. Calvin Fuson ill with flu and pleurisy. Beringer may enter hospital. Groundhog predicts six weeks of winter amid lingering springlike days. Anna McClurgan has four hens about to hatch. worms noted as crickets mosquitoes seen in January. Eugene Baquet weekend visit to Helena. Clyde Baquet and wife visit Choteau. Dinner at Emil Schlepp home with Noreen family in Bra dy. Noreen nearing 88th birthday. Karl Noreen and family in Phillipsburg spent Christmas with her. she resides with daughter Ruby in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins News
R. S. McClenhan
Conrad
Margaret Montague
Dulcie Fuson
Richard Joseph
Brady
Collins School
Harold Crane
Jo Ann
Clara Walker
Corvallis
Mont
Elmer Baquet
Calvin Fuson
Mr. Beringer
Anna McClIrgucan
Eugene Baquet
Helena
Clyde Baquet
Choteau
Harry Ferguson
Karl Noreen
Phillipsburg, Mont
Eugene
Christypas
Ruby
Cheese Corn Muffins and Homemaking Tips From The Acantha
Week's Best Recipe describes cheese corn muffins using fine corn meal lemon rind sweet milk and American cheese baked in greased tins yields 12 large muffins. A section Hand With Care offers stain removal and home care tips including lemon, tea, rhubarb, corn meal vinegar, tomato, and mustard remedies. Also notes on sewing, buttonholes, hems, stocking runs, and a knitting block purse idea with quilt blocks. Inspirational quote from George Eliot closes.
Senate memorial seeks halt on beef imports over hoof and mouth disease
A senate memorial requests Congress refrain from trade deals with nations where hoof and mouth disease exists. The measure urges no action that could threaten the U S cattle industry by importing livestock or products from affected countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
America
Goza Appointed to State Board of Equalization
Gov. Sam C. Ford names Sam D. Goza of Helena to a six year term on the state board of equalization beginning March 1. Goza, Ford’s first appointee, previously served in his first term and was initially appointed by late Gov. Fra Cooney. The Senate promptly confirmed the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Goza
State Commission
Sam C. Ford
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Goza
Ford
Fra Cooney
Senate
Thinking Your Way Through
A plain preacher urges readers to think through beliefs and values. He uses Beecher’s chipmunk tale to illustrate how people chase old grievances and cling to familiar holes, instead of examining life and Christ. The sermon stresses the eternal stakes of how one thinks and what one believes about Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Lincoln
Washington
Gladstone
Michael Faraday
Louis Pasteur
Frances Willard
Christ
Influenza Epidemic Recedes Statewide
State health officials say the influenza epidemic across the state in the last three to four weeks is on the decline. Dr Kilbourne reports cases in the past two weeks are markedly lower than in earlier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
B. K. Kilbourne
Time Appointed for Proof of Will in Hauxwell Estate
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana the District Court sets Friday February 14, 1941 at 10:00 AM in Chateau Court House for proving the will of Emma Josephine Hauxwell and for hearing R C Ferris' petition for Letters Testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Clerk H M Daley. First publication January 23, last February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Emma Josephine Hauxwell
Chateau
Teton County
Emma
Josephine Hauxwell
R. C. Ferris
District Court
Mary Rucker
R. E. Nelson
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
M. M
H. M. Daley
Court House
Ie Peace
United States
Choteau
A. D
Geo. A. Carroll
Manana
Charles A. Shawver
Pakeiy
Mary E. Shawver
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County
Teton County Montana will offer for public auction at the courthouse front door in Chateau on March 1 1941 at 2 PM the described real property totaling 600 acres in sections 27 28 29 30 33 34 township 23 north range 1 west M M M with minimum bid 1200 dollars and 20 percent down plus two year deferred payments at 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners of
Board of County Commissioners
State of Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Twentysix
Weat
Board of’ County Commissioners
Board of’ County Commissioners of ‘Teton County
Will probate notice for Charles A. Shawver in Ninth District Court
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Man ana in Teton County Mary E. Shawver petitions for Letters Testamentary proving the will of Charles A. Shawver deceased. The time and place for hearing are fixed as January 18, 1941 with publication starting January 23 and ending February 6.
Notice of Regular Assessment for Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Directors levy regular assessment No 50 of 25 dollars per share on all capital stock payable by March 1 1941 to Cal Binford secretary treasurer Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock on March 1 1941 will be delinquent and sold March 29 1941 at 2 PM at the Post Office Farmington Montana to cover delinquent assessment costs. First publication Feb 6 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Co-Operative Canal Company
Parsington
Teton County
Montana
Cal Binford
Farmington
Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Sec’y and Treas
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Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
Canada
Shelby—Toole County
Shelby
H. C. Erickson
Pete Blaker
Johnny Johnson
Baldy Nagie
Turk’s
Edward Frenick
Oertel
Clarence Stricklin
Rexall
William Gilham
R. B. Armot
Mutual Mercantile Company
Fairfield—Bureau of Reclamation
Willow Creek
Augusta
Fairfield
Otto Olsen
Fairfield—Lutheran Church
A. B. Holland
Joplin
Olaf Anderson
Dutton
Charles Thorn
North Dakota
the Acantha’s Weekly Scrapbook
George Eliot
Chevrolet
Cueun Peues
Dooy
Fiswer
Dtwins
Porcine Asker
Mre Azo
Richard F. Vick
KE. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Reickhoff
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Mies Raser
E. J. Crary
McDonald Blook
J. H. Byler
Mert
Maynard Hospital
Cheteau, Ment
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