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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
Kyle Jones of Bynum proposes a satirical set of ten living rules to ease tax tension in Teton county. The letter criticizes taxation, recommends self sufficiency and cash use, and ends with an invitation for questions about the rules.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown at the burial of C. Il. Jefferson.
Blanche M. Jacobson Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court and J. L. Billings Democrat candidate for Sheriff thank voters for primary election support in Teton County.
Voters are urged to support Elmer C. Smith the Republican candidate in the primary for county treasurer. He thanks supporters for their generosity and asks for continued backing.
Earl Zimmerman extends gratitude to his supporters in Teton County for backing him in the recent primaries. He expresses appreciation for the votes and encouragement received during the campaign.
T L Gap and Bliss family members visited old neighbors in the Gap last week. Eugene Ferris and Viv and Mrs Myers shopped in Great Falls. Rollie Ferris and family planned a Virginia City trip to visit Albrights and other relatives for a week or more. Van Setten guests of Balma. Willet Wood returns from Lawrence Nebraska for the summer. Olive Bush and family camping in the mountains.
Sunday classes for children announced by Minister E R Kaffmir at the First Methodist Church on July 32 9 90 am, morning service to follow.
Tass at Chateau will be at 9 o clock Fairfield at 11 o clock Power at 9 o clock Innton at 11 o clock Mass at Bynum next Sunday Rev J S Schulte pastor.
Mrs. Florence Loftus of Boston credits Kruschen Salts with a 38 pound loss over four months while keeping health. She notes daily one half teaspoon in hot water, avoiding fatty foods, and recommends Kruschen as a safe weight loss aid with natural bodily benefits.
Notice of sheriff sale in Te ton County to satisfy a decree of foreclosure from the Nineteenth Judicial District Court Montana. The sale is set for August 20 1932 at 2 PM at the court house front door Cho.
Sheriff J L Collins of Chateau, Montana, returns description of real property in Teton County. The South Half of Section 15, Township 24 North Range 4 West, including one share of stock in Teton Cooperative Canal Company, certificate No 156, in the name of James Drinkwine Guardian for P M Drinkwine, said stock representing a water right appurtenant to the lands. First publication July 28, last August 18.
Venetta Howell hosted a birthday party Tuesday with twenty four guests and a midnight two course luncheon. Ada Jensen, from Southern Idaho, is Mrs. Leo Howell’s niece visiting for the summer.
Narrator recounts a roadside stop eighteen miles from home due to mechanical failures. The journal notes weather, local farming, visits, a new grandson, reflections on youth brains, highway debt, and county shares. It mentions the Bremer Depner and Ole Depner families enjoying berry picking and fishing, with supper at Claude and B R McLean.
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