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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
4
Nominating ballots announce a local contest in The Acantha to select Teton County's “Princess” to compete at the Montana State Fair in Helena with expenses paid. Ballots run in this issue. three weekly voting rounds begin July 16, ending August 1 with a winner to be announced by three local businessmen.
A resident of Teton County for six months is nominated as a candidate to represent the county in the Queen of Montana contest. The event will be held in Helena during the Montana State Fair week of September 7 to 10.
A brief note states that nominating ballots are not counted in the voting process and should not be included in final tallies. The guidance emphasizes that only official ballots determine the outcome.
An informal poem traces a convoluted relay of rumors from a Chinese merchant in Timbuctoo to a Cuban contact and an Indian chief in a Texas town, claiming a well known society rake and his kin know a secret. The verse sits as a playful critique of uncertainty surrounding Teapot Dome.
Farmington residents and neighbors recount a weeklong Glacier Park auto tour led by Mr and Mrs Edwards and Alfred Anderson. Mrs Martha Boutilier journeys from Kevin to Kevin from Chateau en route home as Kevin visitors join Fourth of July weekend on the Teton. Fishing proved poor but berry foraging pleased campers. Ladies Aid plans a July 15 meeting and July 17 ice cream social. The annual farmers picnic returns to Henry Davidson grove on July 16 with games and family activities. Mrs Iver Nasset and children left for Choteau last Thursday.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County Capital Trust & Savings Bank seeks foreclosure against Dina Koning George J Buhler and R K West. The 160 acre NW quarter of section 11 township 24 north range 4 west will be sold at public auction July 31 1925 at 2 pm at the courthouse door Chateau Montana. Sheriff J L Collins issued the notice July 7 1925. Murch & Wuerhner represent the plaintiff. First pub July 9 last July 30.
The Carlson family thanks friends for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their brother and uncle Frank E. Carlson. John A. Carlson and family.
Arthur Bateman arrived in Chateau Monday from Phillipsburg Montana and is visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Neil McNitt arrived in Chateau last week from Detroit Michigan for a visit at the home of her sister Mrs M M Webb.
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