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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
2
The official paper for Teton County announces subscription costs at 2.00 per year in advance within the country and 2.50 for foreign destinations excluding Canada.
A Montana forest service urges readers to avoid fires from smoking and careless campfires in national and other forests. It emphasizes protection of public timber and urges cooperation with rangers to prevent loss of beauty and value.
Sunday visits included Pete Glavey returning home and Irene Johnson of Great Falls stopping near Bol. Visitors from Great Falls and Augusta frequent town homes, with Ed Bammel and Edmund Bammell noted, while 4 H club girls met at JMs Ed Bammel’s place. Local social rounds covered Jacksons, Charters, and Larson families across Choteau Augusta Fairfield and Barce Zimmerman areas.
The noted oil pioneer Tip O'Neil, estimated to be worth about 5 million dollars from Montana operations, returns to wildcatter work eight miles northwest of Choteau on the Bynum road. A rig is set up in section 16 township 25 west, ready to drill immediately near his previous prolific Bynum Jone s farm site and Edward's shallow gas seeps that drew attention years ago.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Sunday worship at 9:00 a m on July 7 marking the pastor's last service until August. An institute day is planned July 15 21 at King's Hill near Neihart with camping option for weekend attendees.
District Court in Teton County Montana orders all claimants to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint by Fred Webster as heir to Charles L Webster deceased. The case concerns NW quarter section 32 township 24 north range 1 east and asserts Webster as sole heir and owner of the homestead land with no adverse claims. First publication July 4 1929. last August 1 1929.
Mrs. Louis Daggett returned home near Bole after a week at Bynum. A birthday party gathered Carl Larson's guests Saturday evening. Mrs. Earl Jackson and family visited Great Falls and Chateau. Several locals were listed sick, and Ernest Sandberg hosted visitors in Dutton for a ball game. Dale school held a Spring Creek picnic with a truck ride both ways.
Collins items report business visitors Herman Swartz and Edra and Nedra Keys, plus attendance at a Doughaday party. A July Fourth shade and water feature at Chateau is noted, Grandma Furtney visits Conrad, and a Sunday outing to Sunriver includes D A Reiquam and guests. The Collins Community Ladies Aid chicken dinner raised over $90 for the Community church. Epworth League institute at King's Hill near Neihart invites July 15 to 21 for church school workers courses.
Vera Strickler and Leola Strickler sue C W Murch as administrator of John D McConville estate Mary McConville and Capital Trust and Savings Bank in a foreclosure action. The note dated October 21 1919 for 2500 remains unpaid with mortgage recorded in Chouteau and transferred to Teton County. court summons requires answer within twenty days.
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