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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
5
Choteau in Brief notes Hirshbergs cutting prices on hay forks and tools with new stock. Choteau Meat Co promotes strawberries for canning. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Phil S Cole and Dr and Mrs A B Gray. Community updates cover sales, travel, and local events along with church school close and a license issue.
A public notice states the undersigned will not be liable for any debts not personally contracted. The entry is attributed to 331 Martin Rosenburg.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sone will fit glasses at the Choteau hotel on Saturday, July 8, in Choteau.
Forest Ranger W N Streeter returns to Chateau to resume duties on the Teton district after a month as superintendent of the Ford Creek forest conservation camp. He reports the Ford Creek camp nearly finished with spike camps planned at Beach Mark and Beaver Creek.
Notice from the Board of Trustees of School District No. 12 Bynum Montana invites bids by July 21 1933 noon for furnishing and operating a school bus on the established route and for janitor services. Details and terms available from the clerk Calvin Wixom who reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Mrs Clifton Allred visiting her parents spent a couple of days at Mrs Vilate Stotts home. Susan Bumgarten arrived from the East to visit friends and relatives. Mrs Roy Hanberg and Mrs Reid Swenson are in the cheese business producing about 50 pounds last week. Emerson Rowley and others were visitors in Great Falls Friday. A group met Wednesday at Mrs Roy Stotts to sew a quilt. Mrs Graydon Green and baby returned home from Chateau hospital. Mr and Mrs Dell Green and others spent Sunday afternoon on the creek and later enjoyed their sul-
In a rural update, farmers recount a week of rain easing drought fears after pastures burned and grain withered. A heavy Friday shower improved prospects, hail damaged crops with insurance timing noted, and wheat yields of 40 bushels per acre were possible. Governor White’s remark on wheat potential is cited.
The Niagara River begins at Lake Wrie with a surface 826 feet higher than Ontario's end. The river runs 33 miles in length.
Montana leads in high quality seeds with 144000 bushels of alfalfa and about 300000 bushels of seed peas produced in 1930. Elevation and climate boost hardiness and germination speed, with most alfalfa seed exported to Wisconsin and Minnesota and seed peas sold to Wisconsin New York and Illinois.
The Kaniksu and Pend Oreille national forests are consolidated into a single administrative unit effective July 1 or soon after, with headquarters at Sandpoint Idaho. Regional Forester Evan W. Kelley says reductions in forest service funds and changing local conditions drive the move as a sound business decision.
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