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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
7
A classified listing highlights a wide range of used cars from 1951 to 1967 including Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Oldsmobile and Chevrolet models. It also features trucks such as 1967 Dodge 72 Ton and 1964 GMC Handi Van with additional up to date inventory and excellent values not listed.
Notice to stockholders of Teton Cooperative Canal Co. Choteau Montana schedules annual meeting January 13 1968 at Farmington Community Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Secretary Richard Arensmeyer posts December 23 1967. Pubs Dec 28 Jan 4 11.
In Cascade County Montana Great Plains Supply Company sues Irvin Moon. Sheriff sells January 5 1968 at 2 PM at the Front Door Teton County Courthouse Chateau Montana. Property described as 1.27 acres in Section 24 Township 24 North Range 5 West MPM with specified tract boundaries and NW corner. Dated December 15 1967. Sheriff Albert Becker undersheriff W Earl Hollar 3 pubs December 21 28 January 4. Notice to Eldorado Co- stockholders.
At a December 16 1967 directors meeting in Chateau Montana the Eldorado Co-Operative Canal Company levied a 1.50 per share assessment payable by February 22 1968 to Secretary-Treasurer R W Gronberg at The Citizens State Bank of Chateau. Unpaid shares by February 22 1968 will be advertised for sale and, if still unpaid, sold March 22 1968 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House in Choteau to cover the delinquent amount plus advertising and sale costs. Dated Choteau Montana December 16 1967. R W Gronberg Secretary-Treasurer. Four publications: Dec 21, 28, Jan 4, 11.
Notices announce the Teton Memorial Hospital Association annual meeting in Choteau on January 15 1968 for director elections and business. Also listed are a sale notice for Homer Rowland estate in Section 24 and a naturalization final hearing in Conrad Montana set for May 16 1968 with details of court terms for the Ninth Judicial District in 1968.
Wynn Freeman of the Montana Fish and Game Department announced a land trade creating a new elk range of 2,316 acres at Threemile Creek, about 12 miles northeast of Stevensville. The Bitterroot cropland portion traded to Norman Crawford helped form the deal, with hopes to improve elk forage and reduce private-property conflicts.
The document compiles tax lien or publication dates for Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole counties in Montana, with December 11 1967 as a key date. It includes a land description for a 127 acre tract in Section 24 Township and probate notice for the estate of Mabel Carpenter with January 5 1968 as proving time.
Montana Fish and Game Commission set 1968 seasons and quotas for sheep moose goats and antelope at a Helena meeting. Application deadlines require a July 1 postmark for special drawing licenses with drawings on August 7. Antelope opens October 10 to November 10 in most areas with three early openings September 22. Moose seasons run September 15 to December 15 west of the Divide, with other windows including October 20 to December 15 and some areas opening September 15. Bighorn sheep run September 15 to December 15 with Blue Mountains November 15 to December 15. Areas 301 Madison Gallatin Absaroka and 501 Sweet Grass have no quota and allow license purchase without drawings. Mountain goats open September 15 to December 15. area 15 allows non drawing licenses on portions of the Flathead River basins.
Cub Scout Den 4 met at Mrs. Whitie Wilson's home on Tuesday January 2. They elected a new den leader and reporter Mrs. Wilson read a letter from Set Van Vorst. Treats were served by Eddie Larson. Tim Luinstra, reporter.
The third meeting of the Teton Hustlers 4 Health was held December 9 at 1:30 in the Lutheran Church basement. Ten members attended. Ingo Robso Crary spoke through the cub. A talk by Starke Leavenby followed. Members made Christmas candle holders and decorated tables. Cookies by Jane Crabtree and Linda Smith. punch by Martha and Peggy Leazenby. centerpiece by Starle Leazenby. Caroling with Jolly Juniors occurred December 22. Next meeting set for 1:80 in the church basement with Starle Leavenos reporting.
The Pon derosa 4 H club held its third meeting led by President Bob Hodgskiss at 7 30. Members discussed livestock judging and urged full attendance at meetings and trips. A plan to buy leaders candy and to invite an IFYE delegate was approved.
Farmers or ranchers should submit applications for shelterbelt trees in 1968. Orders available at extension offices in Chateau and Fairfield with various tree species. Early applications improve chances of full substitution-free fulfillment. A limited supply of Farmers Tax Guides has also been received and is available at the same offices. distribution to other county towns will occur soon with locations announced later. Washington Beersheba noted as Beersheba in Israel described by National Geographic. Isaac pitched his tent there and his servants dug a well.
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