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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
2
The notice sets subscription prices at one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents and three months forty five cents. Foreign destinations including Canada pay two dollars fifty cents per year. Payments are required in advance.
Otto Schaefer made a business trip to Choteau last week. Jack Jensen and daughter Nellie were in Choteau last Saturday night. Miss Nellie attended the dance at Mountain View gardens. Paul Kropp and Hartrie Nelsen returned from the reservation Tuesday evening. It took about a week to drive the sheep up there. The Rev. Oliver and the Misses Kreuger and Labbs held a gospel meeting at the Breeding home on Tuesday evening. A good crowd was in attendance. Roscoe and Jay Robison were down to Chateau Tuesday evening for band practice. The Harris brothers planned to thin and weed beets but rain delayed field work for a week. They are moving the section house for a Sunday school and church use with help from Bynum district men. The Misses Kreuger and Labbs held another gospel meeting at the Breeding home Sunday at 2 00 o clock and may stage a Farmington series soon. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and family of Brady visited Sunday. Miss K W Hartney left by train Saturday and will be in Chateau with the Hanneford family of equestrians. A week or so of rest and Great Falls trips precede California plans. More rain fell here in 36 hours last week than all year, a welcome change. Gus Nelsen hosted a ball game Sunday afternoon practice. Miss Verna Ankin is staying at the Nelsen home for a few weeks.
A Detroit News item explains a fishing trick where pouring milk on a slow moving water surface lures fish. The milk spreads across the water and stimulates biting as fish wake up and start feeding.
Directors levied a two dollar per share assessment on all capital stock payable to Calvin Wixom treasurer at Bynum Montana. Unpaid shares by August 1 1934 will be delinquent and sold September 2 1934 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs. First pub June 7 last June 28.
The Al. G. Barnes circus co with 1 080 staff and 108 advance men travels by three trains to Great Falls on Saturday June 23. A traveling city with 22 tents on 12 acres features a complete zoo, a grand Fiesta of the Rio Grande, 60 equestrians, 60 clowns, and acts from Europe and America. Performances at 2 and 8 p m with zoo tours and a concert by Prof Redrick and his band.
Department of the Interior notice to Harry Milligan of Choteau Montana that Thora P. Kregness filed April 20 1934 to contest and cancel Milligan's Homestead Entry Serial No 075809 dated Sept 23 1929 for multiple lots in Section 5 Township 23 North Range 8 West. Allegations claim abandonment residence and no improvement. Timeline requires answer within twenty days after fourth publication with proof of service. include post office for future notices.
In the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana a notice is published that Edgar A Newton deceased will prove his will on June 15 1934 at 10 00 a m in the Court Room Chateau Montana. The clerk ordered the publication and set the date for the hearing of the will.
Application of I. W. Church for letters of administration with the will annexed. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Dated May 18 1934 Frances Rosengren Clerk first publication May 24 last June 14.
Teton County Montana will offer at public auction the tax deed property described as SW quarter of Section 12 and NW quarter of Section 13, Township 22 North Range 6 West for at least 90 percent of 712.00 appraised value. Payment terms require 50 percent at sale and balance over two years at 4 percent interest, with quit claim deed issued after full payment. Auction at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana on June 30, 1934 at 2 p.m.
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