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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
6
Dr. A. I. Haas and Mrs. Haas with their two children depart Missoula for Europe. Dr. Haas received a year's leave of absence from the Northern Pacific hospital staff to pursue postgraduate work in Vienna.
The Beckman Bros Raw Furs report notes European buyers dominate recent purchases, with musk rats weasel mink and skunk in high demand. Prices vary by grade, with the market signaling steady merchandising rather than a bull run amid broader financial unsettlements.
Fire destroyed the kitchen woodshed milk house and commissary at the Smith Bros ranch near Martinsdale. Origin traced to an overheated flue. Frank Shaw arrived at 6 am to find the blaze beyond control. The 1870s structures were the oldest on the ranch and coverage is by insurance.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promotes Cleansing with Soan for purification Ointment for soothing and healing and Talcum for powder and perfume A complete toilet table item as an advertisement.
Phosphorus is essential for life, second to nitrogen in demand. Nature cycles phosphorus from rocks to soil, plants, and animals, with solubility affecting use. Man can convert insoluble phosphate rock into usable fertilizer, via processing, while other sources include manure bone meal and various feeds. solubility dictates efficiency.
Taxpayers subject to income tax must file Form 1094 with their regular return. The notice outlines required details including name, address, gross income, deductions, net income, credits, and tax payable. If not attached, the collector will prepare it and add $5 to the tax. Prepare and submit with return.
A. S. Merrill, a state university professor and former U S S Nero crew member, finds a Phi Beta Kappa key attached to a lost watch after sixteen years. A Beverly Massachusetts woman had earlier found the class emblem with his name and graduation date and sent proof to verify his address. The package arrives bearing the key, while the watch remains missing.
Organizing effort targets Montana cities Billings Great Falls Missoula Anaconda Helena and Butte to form a state league after last year’s failed attempt caused by missing Butte entry.
A series of seed meetings will be held in drought counties of Montana to explain the federal emergency seed program. Sam L. Sloan announces dates and notes the initiative does not compete with local seed stocks, with orders taken for federal seed where deficit areas exist and Form 1094 forms available from the Helena Collector of Internal Revenue.
The editor of the Billings Gazette and Miss Anne J Elizabeth Jones were married in Billings a few days ago in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride, born in Pennsylvania, has lived in Montana for 16 years and attended Montana State College. The groom, Helena native, is the son of Angus and Mrs MacKinnon, studied at Mount St Charles College and the University of Montana, and has led Northwest papers, serving as Gazette editor for six years.
Sixty cow elks moved in four trucks to the Crow Indian Reservation near Hardin, routed from Yellowstone Park. The elk, taken from the northern herd, will be released on the reservation to boost meat and hides for the Crow. This 60 head shipment is the first of 200 head consigned to Robert Yellowtail, the Crow superintendent, following a prior 200 buffalo transfer to the reservation.
Two Missoula county jailers who built an auto snowplow for courthouse square walks last year now use it daily this winter. They have made nearly every morning trip to clear paths around the square.
Insufficient supplies of locally grown seed to meet farm needs. Sloan and F E MacSpadden will explain the emergency seed program at meetings across several counties. Sloan schedules include Fallon, Custer, Rosebud, Treasure, Yellowstone, Musselshell and Wheatland from January 22 to February 8. MacSpadden covers Prairie, Dawson, Sheridan, Daniels, Custer, Powder River and Stillwater from January 22 to February 16.
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