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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
4
Local items show residents visiting from Conrad and Farmington, while others travel to Great Falls and Helena on business. notices include school diplomas issued, a death and a pneumonia case, park work, hotel opening, ball games and a forthcoming Yoemen lodge drive in Chateau.
The Judith Gap Montana community organized a gopher day fund paying one cent per tail for tails brought in on May 16. Over 300 dollars was raised for prizes and gopher tails, with hundreds of tails collected by boys and girls. Attendees gathered at the bank to hear leaders stress town country cooperation and the expected benefit to crops this fall.
Buffalo calves born at Wichita National Forest bring herd to 51 as rangers plan snow depth measurements in western mountains. Oregon agricultural college students train at Siuslaw forest nursery, boosting experience and cutting costs. Alder wood prompts Pacific coast clothespin plant in Portland. Tacoma cooperates with forest service to safeguard Green River watershed from fire and other causes. Government nurseries produce about 25 million trees yearly. Cornell dedicates forestry building with state college of agriculture. Lookouts best viewed at dawn and dusk. Coos Bay port to cooperate on dune stabilization. Jack pines planted a decade ago in Nebraska now fence posts. seed harvested last year. Pullman agricultural station to establish arboretum of temperate zone timber trees.
The church calendar marks Trinity Sunday with special music from the choir. Congregation members are urged to attend for a day considered one of the greatest in the church year. Rev. L. F. Haley, Pastor.
A Washington Herald note questions why Huerta remains so anxious to save face amid mounting scrutiny. The piece hints at political risk and public perception shaping his actions and public statements.
The Electric City Land Co. and W. W. Hurd of St. Paul buy the Hein ranch 10 022 acres near Conrad and the George E. Bowers ranch 7000 acres near Chateau for about 500000. The Bowers property includes 40 miles of ditches and 300 head of stock.
A letter from Attorney General Kelly clarifies that all county officers except the senator, four and six year term commissioners, and the district court clerk will be up for election in November. The note states Senator Clark, Commissioner O Loughlin and Norman, and Clerk Day will serve until 1916.
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