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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1928

Page

4

Local Sheejmen Plan To Attend Wool Growers Convention

Several Teton county sheep men plan to attend the Montana Wool Growers association meeting in Great Falls this Friday and Saturday with a larger turnout expected. County Agent Robert Clarkson issued 50 letters urging attendance and offered guidance on common issues. The two day program includes a preconvention schedule and a Rambouillet Breeders meeting, plus social events led by Senator T O Larson as toastmaster. A Friday banquet honors veteran flockmasters with badges and a special table, while a motor trip to the A C M plant offers recreation.

Teton County State Rambouillet Breeders’ Association Palm Room Rainbow Hotel T. O. Larson Chateau A. C. M. Company Big Smelter and Mills

Bynum Woman Sues for Divorce in District Court

Josie O'Sullivan files a district court divorce action against James O'Sullivan accusing desertion and willful neglect. Married in Butte on January 31, 1916, the couple have no children.

BYNUM District Court Josie O’sullivan James O'Sullivan United States Butte

Get Your 1928 License Plates Before March 1

Sheriff J. T. Collins is advised in a January 6 letter from County Clerk W. H. Webb that the board of county commissioners ordered action regarding 1928 license plates before March 1.

J. T. Collins W. H. Webb Board of County Commissioners

Daughter of George Adlam Dies on Train

On a Portland to Seattle train last week Mrs. L. E. Taylor met Mrs. Geo. Adlam en route from Berkeley to Bellingham. The Adlams recently lost their daughter aged about 20, born in Everett after leaving Chateau. the boy died in Alaska earlier. The family previously had two children and both parents have since died.

Portland Seattle L. E. Taylor Geo. Adlam Berkeley California Bellingham Washington Adlam Alaska

Infant Daughter Dies Four Hours After Birth in Choteau

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bervin died four hours after birth at Choteau hospital. A private funeral was held Tuesday and burial took place in Choteau Cemetery. The Bervins, newcomers to Chateau since November, are comforted by community sympathy. Mr. Bervin runs the Merchants Cafe.

J. J. Bervin Choteau Hospital Choteau

Card of Thanks and Auction Notice from Montana

Card of thanks from Mrs Lois Field and family for flowers and sympathy. Notice of sale of property shipped by W Simmons of Agawem Montana at 10 a m January 27 1928 on the depot platform of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at Chateau Montana to pay charges. George Tennant agent. First pub January 12 last January 19.

W. W. Simmons Agawem Montana Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Chateau George Tennant Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Company

Taxes Collected for First Half of 1927 Totaling $178,387

The first half of 1927 yielded $178,387 in real estate taxes toward a total levy of $378,061.07. The collection progress reflects ongoing municipal revenue efforts and aligns with annual tax accounting procedures.

Tax collections report for 1927 in county district

County Treasurer Otto Wagnild reports 1927 collections show $178 387 87 received in the first half ending November 30 and $92 024 08 due for the second period ending May 1 1928. Delinquencies on real estate stood at $107 657 17 with large arrears due to a Billings land company. Personal tax charged $17 222 77, with $15 652 13 collected by November 30 and delinquency of $1 570 64 reduced to about $1 000 after December payments. 1927 collections roughly matched 1926.

Otto Wagnild Waynild Billings Land Company Bynum

Chinook Wind Disrupts Town With Debris and Power Outages

A strong chinook wind swept through Chinook on Monday to Wednesday, snapping signs and wires, blowing debris through streets and briefly disabling power poles. Pedestrians struggled while cars escaped with minor effects as utilities resumed operations.

Industrial club set for January meeting

Mrs. Gay Franklin presides with Mrs Cecil Huffman as vice president and Mrs Robi Malone as secretary. Mrs L E Taylor serves as treasurer. The next Industrial meeting is slated for Wednesday January 18.

Gay Franklin Cecil Huffman Robi. Malone L. E. Taylor

Grade school board on boiler and plumbing repairs

The grade school board met Tuesday to discuss freezing boiler and plumbing issues. Six and a half new sections were ordered for the boiler. Plumbers say general plumbing is not as badly damaged as feared but a pipe line between basement and ground floor is leaking and will be a difficult repair.

Pinnell Fur Co. Seeks Raw Furs and Hides in Choteau

Highest market price paid depending on quality for coyotes 5.00 to 18.00 badgers 5.00 to 18.00 rats 1.00 to 2.00 rabbit hides 60 cents per pound. Call at T. A. Meagher Garage in Choteau Montana.

Pinnell Fur CO T. A. Meagher Choteau Mont

Public School News Brims With New Year Projects

Over 250 students start the new term eagerly as nature study projects begin across grades. Eighth grade current events discuss the pre Christmas House tax cut bill. James Meagher moves to Great Falls to join junior high. The Colonial Art Company of Oakland ships an art exhibit.

Palmer Penmanship Awards James Meagher Great Falls

Ladies' Industrial Elects Officers for the Year

At a January meeting the Ladies' Industrial elected officers to serve during the ensuing year. The article lists the new slate chosen at the Wednesday session.

Ladies’ Industrial Ladies Industrial

School Exhibit Showcases World Famous Paintings

The exhibit returns for a third year, with a Friday public viewing. Students recognize many famous works, and a children’s magazine in the East requests an article on our picture study methods. The aim is educational benefit through association with art, not just purchases. Mrs. Whitley fills in for the ailing Mrs. Vanderwork, hoping to return Thursday.

East

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