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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
6
Former Judge W. E. Rhoades of Great Falls and Havre died in Portland. He came from Missouri about 40 years ago, practiced law in Kalispell, and was elected to the legislature from Flathead county, becoming a well loved pioneer.
A former railway commission secretary became a district court judge based in Havre. He practiced law in Great Falls with Norris, Hurd & Rhoades, later bought a daily newspaper in Everett, Washington with Leonard Deihl and Herbert Peet to aid his health, valued for charm and homely philosophy.
Snow measurements show an average depth of 56.4 inches across Glacier Park by end of January, up 64 percent from last year, with a maximum gauge reading of 156 inches near Waterton valley. Rangers extended gauges as drift and high-country conditions hinder precise readings while wildlife browsed higher than usual to survive. Predatory animal activity remained below normal.
Two veteran western Montana foresters retire March 1 ending long service protecting Uncle Sam’s forest reserves. Charles C. Hall, ranger and supervisor of Hell Gate forest based in Missoula, started in 1906 and later supervised Santiam in Oregon. William G. Weigle, once timber sales chief on Deer Lodge forest and later supervisor of the Coeur d'Alene unit, directed Snoqualmie in Washington.
Senate bills aim to empower county commissioners to lease or dispose of lands from delinquent taxes totaling about 22 million dollars. Other measures discuss gasoline rate basis, highway safety rules, driver licensing, and consolidation efforts for Missoula and Silver Bow, with Butte-Silver Bow already having a consolidated framework.
Lawmakers seek to align Montana minimum school term with the constitution setting six months, replacing seven to nine months. A measure aims to ban goods produced by convicts from Montana and elsewhere. Recodification and state bar incorporation bills move through the legislature as a primary election date discussion continues.
Montana legislators debate the ideal primary date amid conflicts between urban and rural interests. Supporters favor shorter campaigns while others warn harvest season or vacations could reduce turnout, with historical notes that August once hosted the primary.
Wheat products offer a vast array of tempting, delicious options that enhance meals with flavor and health benefits, adding joy to every bite.
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