Neighbors Share Kind Deeds After Illness and Death
David Davidson and family thank neighbors for sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife and mother and for the beautiful flowers.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
8
David Davidson and family thank neighbors for sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife and mother and for the beautiful flowers.
Mrs Spyna Buck 53, wife of C W Buck of Browning, died Tuesday morning at Deaconess hospital Great Falls. Born Feb 7 1875 at Fort Benton to pioneer Devereaux parents she is survived by her mother Mary Devereaux of Browning and other relatives. Body sent to Browning for interment.
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports at a Bozeman gathering that the Montana Bankers association will provide 1000 in cash prizes for lamb feeding projects across the state. D E Richards named to oversee statewide work. A Feb 28 fun feed for Teton farmers is planned with emphasis on 4 H clubs, grazing, and flock improvement in 1929.
Mass times are listed for Choteau and Bynum with Ash Wednesday on February 13. Choteau mass 9 00 Sunday February 10 Bynum mass 11 00. Ash Wednesday mass 8 00 with 7 30 evening service sermon Why the Ashes. Lenten season evening services 7 30 every Sunday Wednesday and Friday in Chateau. Rector Rev J F Schultd invites all.
St Stephens Church lists Sunday services on Feb 10 with holy communion study and evening prayer. Lenten missionary boxes to be distributed. February 13 is Ash Wednesday marking the start of Lent. Lee Young, General Missionary.
Sunday schedule listing Church School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11 15 Lincoln Sunday Epworth League at 6 30 p m topic Finding Our Way Through led by Miss Walda Oberg Evening Service at 7 30 p m Minister E R Kaemmer
W E Pinnell of Pinnell Fur company states badger pelts rise as imitators of silver fox. silver fox prices fall. Sheep pelts imitate badger, likely lowering badger prices. Coyote pelts high this year up to $22, with average $18 to $22. Pinnell notes captive coyotes yielded about $18 each last December. He also mentions red foxes 35 to 40 dollars and skunks 3 dollars each, plans to stop raising skunks. Raccoons not pelted. being sought alive for breeding. Jackrabbit pelts abundant, about 200 on hand, carcasses often sold. In state, jackrabbits fetch 15 cents, cased pelts 25 to 40 cents. rabbit fur used in beaver hats with advances in processing to toughen fur.
T. H. Pridham of this city rushed to St. Paul on news of his brother George P. M. Pridham banker and Episcopal church worker in that city. George died Sunday after pneumonia and heart trouble at about 69, unmarried, a native of England. He visited Choteau last summer, preached there, and toured Glacier National Park with his brother, leaving many friends.
Montana wheat growers hear that Canada and other world centers will intensify competition. The train stops in Dutton on March 1, Pendrey on March 2, and Chateau on March 4 as extension economist Paul V. Carpenter cites rising Canadian output and new port and rail facilities aimed to boost exports by end of 1929.
The article notes Argentina exported about 70 percent of U S exports in 1927 and that wheat production rose sharply since 1913. It compares Canada and Australia, with Australia showing 50 percent gains in eight years but droughts limiting its competitiveness.
Montana's 1929 school year will introduce three new basal texts for public schools. The State Text Book Commission met in Helena in December and adopted Standard Service Arithmetics, Fundamentals of Spelling, and Correlated Penmanship. Replacements include Stone-Millis Arithmetics, New World Speller, and the Palmer Penmanship system. The change takes effect September 1, and the commission must limit changes to four per meeting.
FOR SALE White Rock roosters Mrs E R McLean 32 tf a S LOST 16 size gold watch Burling ton make with railroad dial initials G M T engraved on back Reward for return to Milwaukee depot in Chateau FOR SALE Pure bred Light Brahma roosters John Adams Collins Mont 35 4tpd WANTED Man to run McNess business in Teton county 7 to 12 daily unusual offer Write at once Furst & Thomas Dept T Freeport Ill 35 Itpd
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