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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
3
Official publication from Choteau Montana printed weekly on Thursdays. It notes postal registration as second class matter and serves as the county record.
The last meeting of the Porter bench 4-H club was at the school house on July 16. A judging trip for Saturday was discussed. Kenneth Poore Harry Ages and Charles Tumblin were chosen for the demonstration team meeting on July 27. We planned to buy new bats and balls for the game on Bupday.
Felix Corvallis and two sons from Chicago visited Mrs. Joe Eyraud in Collins last week and toured Glacier Park. Chas Tomsha and wife sold their ranch home to Adolph Lippin of Dutton and plan to relocate to Oregon. Fred Trebesch, EB McLean, Clyde Baguet and others visited. a pumping demonstration was held at Alvin Reiquam and Darwin Crane homes.
Henry Tomsha and his wife visit Seattle while the H. D. club attends the annual picnic in Chateau. The note mentions Mrs. Roscoe Thompson among those present and highlights the gathering of club members on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid fixed August 8 for a picnic with the location to be announced later. Florence Thompson vacationing at home. Strong Allen Paulson Norman Thorn spent weekend with uncle Bob Thorn while working at Fort Peck. Officers elected at July Home Demonstration meeting omitted names. Grace Reiding visited from Great Falls. Holmberg family from Belt and L. J. Otness with Melvin Otness traveled to Seattle. Pierce family from Great Falls visited Chas. Pierce. Mr Pierce is a veteran engineer on the Great Northern railroad.
Farmington sent a strong showing to the county Home Demonstration picnic where guests enjoyed a fine day. Coffee for the crowd was brewed by Mrs Nyhns and Mrs Hilda Anderson, earning compliments for a delicious drink. President Mrs Richard Reiding chaired arrangements with a capable committee. In the afternoon stunt program Mrs Thompson received a pin honoring her former presidency of the county H D council. Mr and Mrs Nick Cassam of Great Falls visited Mrs Cassam's sister Mrs Wm Broere for the weekend.
Miss Gene Umpress of Dutton visits at the Goodell home. Mr. and Mrs. A W Schultz were in Missoula last week. The Laubach family returned from the coast. Fred Schafer is a patient at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls. 4 H clubs enjoyed a week at Many Glaciers. Mrs. Ira Sitts returned from Great Falls. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thielkeld and Miss Jane Madden at the Mack home. A dance at the schoolhouse drew a nice crowd hosted by 4 H club girls. The H D club met to install officers and plan the yearly program. Miss Sarah Maurer visits at Mrs. Fred Van Horn’s home. Ernest McVicker and family were Dutton callers Sunday. Lois and Maxine Goodell spent a week with their father in Great Falls. Billy Briggs left for Neihart Scout camp. Martin Schultz and his two little sons Donald and Jean saw a movie in Great Falls recently.
Department of the Interior notice states David W. Stonehouse of Bynum Montana filed intent to prove up a stockraising homestead claim for lands in sections 8 9 17 township 25N range 8W at Chateau Montana on September 3 1987. Witnesses listed: James Peebles Albert O Peterson Joe W White Woodrow Collins all of Chateau.
Registration for the Fairfield incorporation special election closes at 6 p m August 14 1937. Electors may register at the Teton county courthouse or before a notary public justice of the peace or special deputy John T Ammondsen. Eligible voters must be 21, Montana resident for one year, and resident within the proposed town area for six months. The area described covers part of Section 34 Township 22N Range 3W MPM.
The document outlines leased land boundaries in Montana including portions of Sections 20 21 28 29 30 32 in Township 26 North Range 8 West with multiple quarter sections listed. Dated July 17 1937 by Judge H H Ewing with first publication July 22 and last July 29.
Sealed bids are invited by School District No. 1 Chateau Montana for operating a school bus on Highway 89 between the Fred Perry ranch and the district school. Bids also cover bus service to deliver children to homes on the same route for named families and others moving in. The board may reject all bids.
Cecil G Pasemore of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to original stock raising homestead Lots 5 6 7 8 SE SW NE Sec 17 and Lots 3 4 EX4SWK SEBEX NESEY Sec 18 Township 23 N Range 8 W, Montana Meridian before Charles H Ferris US Commissioner at Chateau August 23 1937. Witnesses J Salmond Rollin A Clearman H W Bateman all of Chateau and R J Clearman Farmington. Thomas F Corbally Register. First pub July 15 last Aug 12.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana July 30 1937 notice is given that John M Wilson of Dupuyer Montana who on April 11 1934 made enlarged homestead entry Act 219-09 Serial No 079730 for Lots 5 6 7 N4 4 SE N E X S W SEY N E Y Section 15 Township 27 N Range 9 W Princip Montana Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before H M Daley Clerk of the District Court Chateau Montana on August 17 1937 Jerry McCarthy Clyde P Wilson Clarence Connor and Delbert Connor Dupuyer Montana THOS F CORBALLY Register First pub July 8 last Aug 5
The District Court of the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana issues a summons to Marie Firestone to answer the complaint seeking dissolution of marriage from Earl Firestone. The defendant must file an answer within twenty days. failure to appear may lead to default judgment. Witness dated June 24, 1997.
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