Choteau Weekly Record Post Office Scan
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter at the post office.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
6
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter at the post office.
In a college room a picture of Jesus the Boy Jesus is described with piercing eyes and a haunting message In Order That He Might Have the Preeminence The piece urges readers to carry the Christlike example into life and pledge to live for Him
The county board met in regular session to audit bills and appoint Lt. Pendroy as constable of Pendroy town, replacing James Campbell. It increased the nurse expense appropriation to 1500 for four months, with salary at 150 per month to be paid from Christmas seal proceeds and state health funds, potentially aided by Red Cross.
With wheat prices fair and rainfall received, the Premium Center announces ticket sales for the upcoming chautauqua program offering access to lectures performances and demonstrations.
Mrs. D. C. McDuffie and June Ek lund spent the Fourth in Great Falls. The Bremer and McLean families spent the Fourth at Deep Creek. Neil McDuffie and family of Great Falls visited D. C. McDuffie. Plowing is nearly finished and locals are working summer fallow.
The American Railway association prepared a 250 foot motion picture showing proper methods to cross tracks. It aims to give the public a visual impression of cautious crossing and may be shown under the local Legion post at the Royal theater soon. George Tennant and George Craig traveled to Agawam Monday noting weekend rain left roads poor.
Carl A Tintinger of Cascade Montana files for final proof on land entered May 26 1924. The claim covers Lots 7 8 9 10 Sec 5 SEY Sec 6 Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 T 8 Sec 8 T23N R west Montana Meridian. Witnesses include Richard Farrell and Carlos Anthony of Simms Elmer Cardell of Chateau and Russell Tintinger of Cascade. Hearing set August 20 1929 before M D Nicholson Register.
Department of the Interior notices Simon Baker of Bynum Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim on sections 6 7 township 25 north range 6 west Montana meridian before U S commissioner C H Ferris at Choteau on August 20 1929. Other witnesses are Timothy Cook Philip Rudolph Albert Crank and Benjamin G Baker all of Montana. First pub July 11 last Aug 8.
Department of the Interior notice lists John J. Schaap of Augusta Montana who filed July 16, 1924 for land in Montana Meridian Section 29 Township 21 North Range 8 West. He will present final proof before U S Commissioner Leo G. Murphy at Augusta on August 20, 1929 with witnesses Olaf F Brusgard Edward R Nett Bert Walker and Lyman J Reed. Register M D Nicholson. First pub July 11 last Aug 8.
The board of trustees of School District No. 1 Teton County Montana will receive bids for moving Thorne school foundation work fencing one acre erection of out-building painting and related tasks. Bids due 10:00 a.m. July 22 1929 at the clerk’s office and opened at a special board meeting. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated July 5 1929 W G Bloomdahl Clerk. First pub July 11 last July 18.
Notice under Section 2052 Montana informs that the Teton County Assessor has delivered the 1929 assessment books to the Court House in Chateau Montana. The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a County Board of Equalization at 10 a m on July 15 1929 and continue sessions until the business is disposed of but no later than August 2 1929.
The document states that deductions cannot be made in property valuation unless the affected party or agent files with the Board a written oath verified application detailing the facts for reduction. Dated July 8 1929 in Teton County Montana by County Clerk GEO A CARROLL.
The Citizens State Bank at Chateau Montana reports June 29 1929 resources total 460816.64 including 305785.72 loans and discounts 49268.00 US Government bonds and 60053.54 cash and due from reserve. Liabilities show 50000.00 capital 15000.00 surplus 5474.85 undivided profits etc. Deposits total 346? of which 226556.89 demand deposits 94037.69 time deposits and other deposits 25595.33. 20000.00 other liabilities. Notary public F C Barrieral verifies sworn July 6 1929. Directors S McDonald James Eckford attest.
The Farmers State Bank of Pendroy and The First State Bank of Bynum publish their 1929 loan and discount totals, bond holdings, real estate, and deposits. Sworn statements list assets including cash, certificates, and government securities with directors and bank officers attesting to accuracy.
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