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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

5

Choteau In Brief Highlights Local Stores News

Choteau notices show Hirshberg's selling 19c rayon berets and 1.79 for 100 lbs oyster shells, Parlor Shoppe discounts on dresses and buckles, and Tom's Service Station promoting an on going sale. Local social items include a meeting of Wi Mo Da Si, family outings to Glacier Park, marriages by Justice J. G. Jackson, hospital stays and rain bringing relief to crops.

Hirshberg Hirshberg’s Tom’s Geo. Carroll W. G. Bloomdahl Glacier Park Ray Bernier Augusta Chateau Hospital J. H. Byler Conrad George Everett Chateau Creamery Gibson Dam Sun River Bynum Pendroy Farmington Diamond Valley Collins

Wool Load From Browning Sees 11 1/2 to 17 Cents

Phil I. Cole, from Browning, reports loading about 12 cars of wool for Dewey Gould & Company of Boston where he acts as local agent. Prices ranged from 11 1/2 to 17 cents. Cole also plans lamb contracting and says fall lambs may be lighter due to dry ranges. he expects the market to dip slightly this year unless conditions change in 60 days and will travel to North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin to interview lamb feeders.

Phil I. Cole Browning Dewey Gould & Company Boston Cole North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin

Canning Demonstration At Chateau Public School

A Friday demonstration on canning meats and vegetables was held at the Chateau public school house. Mrs. Hugh led the session with practical guidance for preserving food.

Chateau Hugh

County Home Demonstration Meeting Reacts to Cooking Methods

Thirteen women delegates attended a nine to five session at the Knudtzon ranch near Chateau. Mrs. Smith, a former Montana State college home demonstration worker, led demonstrations of pressure cooker and boiler methods and plans to carry instruction back to their clubs. Delegates listed include Mrs. J H Gutshal, Mrs J A Swanson Pendrey, Mrs Joe Walkington, Mrs Leslie Bush Bob, Mrs I N Caskey Liberty Center, Mrs C G Passmore, Mrs J L Denison Farmington, Mrs Charles Shoemaker, Mrs Martin Schultz Diamond Valley, Mrs Lora Bailey, Mrs Louella Averill Colling, Mrs L R Underwood, and Mrs R V Smith Dutton.

Catholic Services Schedule Next Sunday Mass Times

Catholic services listed for Chateau, Bynum, and Augusta on July 19 with times 11 9 8:30 and 10:20 respectively for each location.

Chateau Bynum Augusta

Lutheran Services Planned at Farmington Sunday

Lutheran services conducted by Rev Enghe of Conrad will be held at the Farmington Lutheran church Sunday July 19 at 3 oclock P M local time.

Enghe of Conrad Lutheran Church Farmington

Peas in County Look Good Says G G Moore

G G Moore, local representative of the Associated Seed Growers, reported the pea crop in Teton county looks good overall. Peas are in bloom and starting to pod though yield remains uncertain due to variables before harvest. About 1500 acres grow Perfection and Alaska varieties under Moore's direction with a five man crew.

Teton County G. G. Moore Associated Mr Moore Albert Dale Francis June John Mozer Howard Hornbacker Dinty” Moore

Teton Future Farmers Host Ag Boys at Gibson Dam Camp

The Teton Montana Future Farmers of America hosted 24 boys from Simms Browning Conrad and their instructors for a four day summer camp July 11 to 14 at Gibson Dam on Sunriver. Activities included horseshoes fishing baseball swimming and hiking with a per day cost around 3 dollars. This marks the second FP A camp held by northern Montana schools with plans for future summers.

Teton Future Farmers of America Simms Browning Conrad Gibson Dam Sunriver Smith-Hughes Earl Lehr Reuben Douglass Leo Douglass Happy Peterson Bud Bartlett Lawence Lenhart Hilmer Rick Berg Jensen Thayne Earle John Greer Waldo Zirnstein of Simms Robert Erickson Harold Erickson Art Gates Ralph Johnson Bill Orr Larry Gould Joe Embody W. A. Hass Harry Yeager John Rowland Ted Bingham Willard Paulus M. K. Luther Reton County Chateau Montana Kennedy Creek Chief Mountain Glacier Park

State License Tax Collections Lowest in History

The San Helena Montana corporation license tax receipts for the year ended June 30 1931 show the largest decline in history with a drop of 26675284 from 1930. Total collections fell to 17115545 while 1930 receipts were 48790829 and the number of corporations paying taxes declined from 1166 in 1930 to 739 in 1931.

San Helena Montana State Board of Equalization

Farmington Social Notes and Local Busyness

Mrs. Martin Hanson and children from Great Falls visited the H. R. Thompson home late last week. Cattle were sold to Canadian buyers by Olaf Forseth R. G. Thorn and Gus Depner Sr. a few days ago. Florence Thompson enjoys a two week home vacation. Robert Davidson visits Arthur Davidson’s home this week. Claude Chenowith and family with Dick and a friend visited Mrs. Chenowith’s sister Mrs. Conner last Saturday and Sunday. Montana Power Co. pipe work underway with welders expected soon. Clarence Lindseth visited Farmington last Friday. Jim Hasterlick and family stopped by.

Hirshberg Leona Kolste Maynard Fairfield Geo. Shoquist Louis Halberg Kolste Halberg N. H. Fuller Rocky Mountain Division C. M. St. P. & P. Railroad Choteau G. C. Parker Teton Great Northern Chateau Pendray Phil Campbell Bozeman Glacier Park J. J. Hannan Dick Trescont White Sulphur Springs Trescott Meagher County Joe Stone Hood Pendrey Martin Hanson Great Falls H. R. Thompson Olaf Forseth R. G. Thorn Gus Depner Florence Thompson Robert Davidson Arthur Davidson Claude Chenowith

Visit Ends After Mountain Fishing Trip

On Monday night the party returned to Great Falls from a mountain fishing trip. Jeanette and Lucille stayed longer with Aunt Lolia and Uncle Joe. QO. S. Forseth is serving as ditch rider for the Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co.

J. B. Conner Great Falls Jeanette Lucille Lolia Joe QO. S. Forseth Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Co

Local travel and family news from Bynum area

Bynum Clinton Mortensen hauled livestock to Great Falls with his parents. Families visited Dupuyer for camping and trout fishing. D L S members head to Cardson Canada for temple visit. Ada E B Phillips of Salt Lake City vacationing with J Wilson Moore. Crops and gardens show improvement after rain. tourists seen. minor burn to Reid Howell treated. Idaho trip noted for rain shortage.

Clinton Mortensen Great Falls Geo. Mortensen Leo Broadhead Earl Broadhead Reid Swenson and Dupuyer Creek Cardson Canada Helena Cascade Ada EB. Phillips Salt Lake City J. Wilson Moore Cards Conrad Rumley Reid Howell Leo Howell Chateau Harry William Green Bynum Idaho

Local social notes from Views From Highview

Mr and Mrs Jay Gitchell and family and others visited H E Passmore. H H Jones weekend at Maynard hospital then Sidney Mowry visited. Doris Jones aided Lena Lathrop. Doris Jones and Lathrop at a Saturday dance. Nugen couple at Pendray rodeo. Arthur Pierson visited T O Larson ranch. Roberts family barn dance attendance. Show by Leon the Wizard at Pendray. Wm Thomas returned from Hamilton ranch. Griffiths and Pike families visited A G Roberts. Mrs Fred Broeder and daughter mentioned.

Jay Gitchell Mollard Collwell Barbara H. E. Passmore H. H. Jones Maynard Hospital Sidney Mowry Doris Jones Lena Lathrop Dorig Jones Loraine Lathrop Sandy Jones Ranch Dick Nugen Pendray Arthur Pierson T. O. Larson Robert Sheppard Roberts Jones Ranch Bonnie June A. G. Roberts Fred Broeder

Owls Face Teton All Stars in Chateau Close Night Game

May Novak plays first base for the California Owls in a Monday night matchup against the Teton All-Stars in Chateau at 9:00 p.m. The event highlights a fast paced summer softball style contest with local players.

May Novak California Owls Teton All-Stars Chateau

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Ray R. Porter Bynum Merchant Hodgskiss Charles Roberts Ina West Big Timber Louis Dewitt Joe Primus Vernon Fellman Williston Herald POST Cable Oilers Grindstone Chateau Hardware Co ROYAL Western Electric Sound System Marlene Dietrich Victor McLaglen and & Terrytoon Buster Keaton Paramount Universal News America Bessie Love Harry Langdon Catholic Services Lutheran Services Arlene Ella Thompson Bole Herbert Thomas Wayne Gitchel Teton River Minnie Thomas Thelma Matchett Eens Matchett Dupuyer Tuesay Harrison Sheppard Lyle Lyla Jones Highview Uttreys Johnson’s Cash and Carry Grocery
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