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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
3
Captain Grant and his sons ran one of the valley’s largest stock ranches for many years. The ranch centered in Deer Lodge’s northern Treasure State region. James Grant died tragically, the circumstances of which are described in the report.
Grace Stone Coates recalls the Grant family in Deer Lodge valley Montana, pioneers who built a vast stock ranch starting after 1870. James and John Grant led a half Indian, open-house operation with 10 000 cattle and 1 500 horses, later moving half stock to Dupuyer creek for better range amid hard winters and buffalo decline.
Geologist Gordon Campbell spoke in Great Falls about the Cut Bank oil and gas field. He highlighted that Fulton oil was found 700 feet below the top of the structure and noted production extending down the flank, a distinction not widely seen.
Donald Light, 23, son of Prof and Mrs Lee R Light of Dillon, earns a doctor of engineering degree at a Dresden university. He graduated Dillon High, then earned a BS from Harvard and an MA from Stanford.
Sam D. Goza, Helena insurance man, was confirmed without contest for a six year term on the Montana state board of equalization beginning March 1. His long prominence in Republican politics and personal friendships aided his broad Senate support.
C A Andrew reports a Montana cow may birth triplets following a Pennsylvania case. He cites proof by a cow producing triplets then adds the mother of that cow has now given birth to twins. He fears prolific cows could push prices higher.
Three thousand two hundred ewes yearlings and five year olds were sold to the Siebert Sheep company at Livingston for six dollars per head. Seventeen hundred lambs were sold to a Worland Wyoming outfit for feeder stock at sixty four cents per pound. Valerian Montana reports.
Adelina Garcia, 27, the defendant in last December’s murder trial in Billings, was arrested again on a drunkenness charge after being acquitted in the murder case of Pedro Moreno. Berlin firemen now wear portable searchlights with a 100 foot range.
An advertisement claims a simple three step method to relieve throat pain in two to three minutes. It instructs crushing three Bayer aspirin tablets in a glass of water to gargle, and suggests taking aspirin with a cold. It promotes Bayer as the preferred brand with price reductions noted.
A youthful unmasked bandit robbed Centerville drug store and later a MacMarr store in Butte within minutes. Clerks Albert Doull and Harold Heinicke describe a 24-year-old man of slight build, 5 feet 9 inches, light complexion, dark hair, who stole more than $200 and warned clerks not to report the crimes. Mrs Heinicke witnessed the second robbery.
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