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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

8

Three Crates of Chinese Pheasants Liberated Here

Three crates of Chinese pheasants arrived by train from Warm Springs and were distributed in Teton county. Deputy state game warden F. M. Snider oversaw placement on the lower and upper Teton, the local bird preserve, and Deep creek with helpers Hugh Snider and H. D. Basket.72 birds total, six males per crate and the rest females, all in good condition. A second shipment to Blackleaf, Bynum, and Dutton areas is expected. open season decision to be made at the September game commission meeting.

Warm Springs F. M. Snider Teton County Blackleaf Bynum Dutton State Game Commission

Assessment Books Complete County County Clerk Open for Inspection

County Assessor Otto Wagnild has completed the assessment books and turned them over to the county clerk for public inspection before the county board of equalization meets. All deputies in the assessor's office have been laid off and tax work will begin after valuations are approved and levies set.

Otto Wagnild County Board of Equalization Waynild

Wedding dance at Collins highlights Premium Center event

The report recalls a wedding dance at Collins last Saturday and notes local life. N. W. Edwards and family returned from Washington on July 3. A straw shed burned at Herman Huisenga’s ranch last Sunday with south wind feared to worsen the damage. Farmers seek ways to cut operating costs.

Collins N. W

Slogan urges keeping workers over layoffs

The piece argues against laying off county workers and urges supportive action. It recalls a plan to cut 20 jobs and questions how the savings would compensate the official, praising Senator Larson’s approach and inviting readers to a July 18 picnic west of the Teton river bridge south of Collins.

Russell Sage Mr. Sage Larson Teton River Bridge Collins

New Forest Rule Would Preserve Highway Beauty

The Forest Service announces new rules to protect scenic and recreational values along national forest roads in Montana and northern Idaho. Preserved buffer strips up to 400 feet along highways and 200 feet along local roads will restrict occupancy without permits. Advertising signs are prohibited, and private landowners along roads are urged to cooperate to maintain roadside beauty.

Montana Idaho Forest Service L. C. Burtt Helena National Forest

Dance in Bole Saturday Night With Austad Orchestra

Mrs. Margaret Davis of Chateau visits ranch south of Bole. Earl Jackson and son Earl Jr. were in Great Falls Wednesday. The Green ranch hosted several picnics last Sunday as Farmers' social meeting continued. Tickets 50 cents supper 28 cents.

Bole Austad Earl Jackson Earl, Jr Great Falls Margaret Davis Chateau Green Ranch

Local Social Roundup Highlights Guests and Community Events

Collin s Justin Banis and wife call on N Caskey home Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Harry T. Stong visits N W Edwards Thursday. R S McClenhan and wife visit Geo Tomsha home Saturday. Early gardens and strawberries ready for sale at Mrs Chas Tomsha. Farmers Union picnic planned near Collins on July 18 with kittenball and music. A large dance follows the day. Ernest Thompson hosts a wedding dance with many friends. Charles Anderson of Chicago visits Stewart Meyer home and departs after farewell picnic at Green ranch prior to Yellowstone trip.

George Zeigler Ernest Larson Great Falls Oliver Hanson Nina Hanson Deafness Hospital A. C. Munson Friends In Power E. M. Bammel Edmond M. L. Bunday Coutts Bunday C. A. Austad Eaton Martinson Ben Benson John Holm Art Johnson Hildred Bird E. A. Sandberg Effie Axel Bergstrom Merlett Bergstrom Wisconsin Arthur Walter Johnson Jeff Phillips Peder Lee Place Fairfield Bench Carnegie Stofflet Florence Stofflet Paul Mathis Green Ranch Justin Banis N. Caskey Harry T. Stong N. W. Edwards R. S. McClenhan Geo. Tomsha Chas. Tomsha Eagles Geo. Holbrook Brady Noble Armstrong Calvin Fuson Zack Hayward Ernest Thompson Charles Anderson Chicago Stewart Meyer T. S. Gap Anderson Ever-Sharp Pencil Co Montana

Notice to Creditors Estate of William E Lockhart Deceased

The administrator of the estate of William E. Lockhart deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at W. G. Bloomdahl offices in Choteau Montana.

William E. Lockhart W. G. Bloomdahl Choteau Montana

Estate of William E. Lockhart Administrator Named

W G Bloomdahl appointed administrator of the estate of William E Lockhart deceased with Pert I Packer as attorney. Notice indicates dates and place for the trans action of estate business. First publication July 16 and last August 6, 1931.

W. G. Bloomdahl William E. Lockhart Pert I. Packer

Pendroy dealer promotes IH machinery and repairs

Public notice from R. O. Ashworth announcing Pendroy as a dealer carrying a full line of International Harvester machinery and repairs due to no local dealer in Chateau.

International Harvester Co Chateau Pendroy R. O. Ashworth

Night baseball clash Teton All Stars versus California Owls

Interest grows as the Teton All-Stars meet the traveling California Owls in a 9 PM Monday game at the local city park diamond. The Owls bring their own electric lighting and list lineup includes Novak McMillan Dorgan Fiamato Rhodes Handy Peters Comier Klinger Beslach among pitchers and fielders.

Teton All-Stars California Owls Owls Miss May Novak Chas. McMillan Nick Dorgan Hank Fiamato Clark Rhodes Capt Roy Handy C. F Ben Peters J. J al Comier Dave Klinger Bill Beslach

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H. H. Wing R. M. Hattersley Conrad W. C. Aznee District Court H. G. Ward California Ward Edna Ward Lavina Ward Maurice Ward Mary Lockhart Wm E. Lockhart Union John Kosnick Dorothy Jack Power Richfield Chateau, Mont Glacier Park Mont Quickes Betty Young Fairfield Chas. Klockler Place Sam Dairy Acantha R. H. Miller Twin Lakes Mary Bair J. A. Baart Roger Gamble L. E. Taylor Pemeemecceceases Goodyear Jpr Chevrolet Buell Roll
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