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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
2
Jere Coffey editor and publisher announces weekly publication in Choteau Montana with second class post office status. Subscriptions cost 2.25 per year within Teton County 3.00 outside, six months 1.25 in county 2.00 out of county, foreign 3.50 payable in advance.
Servicemen in the Pacific faced slow returns and self funding after discharge in 1898 with no transport home. They waited months, then sought pay from Uncle Sam, who finally issued compensation 47 years later on December 5, 2945.
An essay reflecting on Adolf Hitler’s rise and fall from his 1933 chancellorship. It warns that his violent creed left havoc and seeds of hate, urging vigilance to prevent another rise and ensure justice and decency prevail.
The Chateau Womans club voted to spend 75 to buy new books for the pay shelf and reviewed Montana Then and Now by Robert Vaughn led by Mrs. T. H. Pridham. Helen Thompson named librarian succeeding Mrs. W. W. Smith who resigns for illness. A telegram announced the death of Mrs. L. J. Otness in Los Angeles due to apoplexy. Ranger C. V. Rubottom reports elk population in Sun River canyon and notes cold spell with subzero lows. An accident killed D. Lamb at Gibson bar Sunriver after a 90 foot shaft fall. Train passengers include Mrs. Z. L. Gleason and Mrs. Asner. Mrs. Allum reports a hen produced nine chicks last night amid cold.
A dialogue shows a doctor declares acute appendicitis while the patient responds with wit about flattery. The exchange centers on the medical concern and a light hopeful tone.
A collage of social visits, travel, and local events from Chateau to Great Falls includes dinners hosted by the Trouchots and Wuests, visits by Brownell and Weist families, and plates a church and club activities. It notes letters from Rochester, a wedding in Great Falls, flight milestones, and a land dispute filing with Doughty as clerk.
Advice for women in rural areas without running water to persuade spouses or sons to build a water cart from an old coaster or baby carriage. Use for transporting water and drying clothes to minimize lifting and stooping. Set clothesline at a height matching arm reach.
The unknown heirs and devisees of C. M. Bartlett and other unknown parties are summoned in a Montana Ninth Judicial District case to answer a complaint about real property. Defendants must file an answer within 20 days. failure may lead to a default judgment to quiet title. The action targets a disputed property title and potential encumbrances.
Directors of the Teton Co-Operative Canal Co announce Regular Assessment No 61 of 25.00 per share on all capital stock. Payment due by February 16, 1946 to A Arensmeyer, secretary and treasurer. Unpaid stock becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction March 16, 1946 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
The Commissioner of State Lands and Investments of Montana announces a public auction on February 21, 1946 at 11:00 A M in Chateau for three state lands in Teton County. Each tract has specified size and $6.00 per acre appraisal with 10 percent certified bid and 5 percent interest installments over 33 years.
Montana court orders Ole L. Olson estate sale hearing set for March 8 1946 at Chateau Montana. Guardian Olive Olson Krause petitions to sell necessary real estate with publication in Chateau Acantha for three weeks.
The Greenfields Cooperative Sire and Marketing Association offers the 80 acre Tetoneee Montana property in Teton County for cash sale. Improvements include a 22 by 36 stone house and multiple barns and sheds with electricity and water systems. Sealed bids due by 4 pm February 25, 1946, with bid forms via Wm J Hubber Leo C Batch or Floyd F Higbee. association may reject all bids.
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