Charley Buckley Sells Ranch and Local Happenings
Charley Buckley sells his ranch to M. R. Cowell. Dr. H. Beaupre returns to the county seat. Miss Maggie Miller of Canada visits her sister Mrs. M. R Cowell. Sheriff Hagen and Thoms on visit from Chateau. July 5 sun dance planned in Browning. Several thefts reported and a log drive down Birch creek aids ranchers. Princeton patent pitching gun tested with mixed success. Twenty Fifth Infantry bicycle corps depart Fort Missoula for St. Louis to test army use. Anniversary of EB Hirshberg celebrated at the Chateau grill. Road work begins from Pendray toward the oil field. County surveys for road completion in three weeks if weather holds. Visitors from Missoula join local baseball effort and travel plans continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Infantry Bicycle Corps
Fort Missoula
St. Louis
Pendray
Carl Jensen
Hilmer Anderson
Elmer Cardell
Allen Redmond
Obert Peterson
Crary wedding in Chicago links with local families
Mrs E J Crary leaves for Chicago to attend son Lyall Crary’s wedding to Miss Charlotte Cornell at the bride’s Glenco home. Crary completing dental studies at Northwestern. Miss Cornell previously visited Chateau last summer. Crary to return home in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Crary
Chicago
Lyall Crary
Charlotte Cornell
Glenco
Crary
Northwestern University
Teton High
Chateau
Beet Web Worms Spread in Sugar Beet Areas
County agent provides additional details on the sugar beet web worm and its moths, noting they are especially abundant across the county at this time and outlining the lifecycle and potential crop impact.
Moth Larvae Threaten Alfalfa and Pea Crops Says County Agent
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports that moth larvae, the larval stage of army cut worms, threaten wet fields peas and alfalfa. He advises cutting alfalfa early to save the crop and endorses Paris green and arsenate control methods with detailed mixing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
A. L. Strand
Bozeman
Clarkson
Paris Green
Banks Told to Collect 2 Cent Check Stamp Tax
Banks must enforce a new 2 cent tax on checks drawn on banks and remit monthly to the U S treasury. Banks are to record each depositor's stamped check amounts, issue monthly statements with cancelled checks, and note the tax on accounts. Counter checks are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Retard Revenue Bureau
Railroads Render Valuable Assistance in Drought Emergency
Railroads aided drought stricken regions in the Dakotas Iowa Minnesota and Montana by hauling for the Red Cross and cutting livestock feed rates. The Milwaukee Road alone contributed over 875000 in aid despite low profits, showing rail transport can supply essential relief in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Montana
Red Cross
Milwaukee Road
M. E. Randall
Milwaukee
Railroads urged to rely on freight by rail for relief work
A South Dakota editor argues that railroads deserve loyalty as relief supplies pour in by trucks planes and barges. He urges communities to ship all freight and express by rail to keep rail lines viable and beneficial to their towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Country Looks Good but Lamb Market Off
Phil I Cole returned from North Dakota and Minnesota where he met lamb feeders and toured feeding operations with E. C. Leedy. He notes excellent country conditions but a dim fall outlook with ample feed and a cautious market, predicting possible lower prices and increased use of credit or contract sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Phil I Cole
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mr. Cole
E. C. Leedy
Great Northern Railroad
Wedding and Rainy Week Invite Farmers to Chateau
A local notice describes heavy rain in Jupiter valley causing road trouble from Sunday to Thursday. It praises a wedding at Chateau and invites farmers to join on the 22nd. News of Mr Reiding ill in Great Falls and a card party at South Liberty schoolhouse on Saturday night, June 18, with 10 cent admission. Mrs Eric Thornberg, nee Svenson, welcomes a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Jupiter
Reiding
Great Falls
South Liberty School House
Eric Thornberg
Svenson
Bank of Galesburg v Clarks Montana District Court Notice
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County Bank of Galesburg Illinois sues John G. Clark and Josie Clark defendants. They are summoned to answer within twenty days or face default judgment on two Knox County Illinois judgments totaling 790.86 and 1155.36. Witness Blanche M. Jacobson Clerk. First published June 9, last June 30, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Bank of Galesburg
Galesburg
Knox County
Illinois
John G. Clark
Josie Clark
Josephine Clark
Circuit Court
A. D
Notice of Tax Levy for Springling District No 2
Official notice to Chateau Montana property owners of a June 6 1932 council resolution levying a tax to defray sprinkling and oiling costs in Springling District No 2 for 1932. Final adoption hearing July 5 1932 at 8 p m in Stockmen's State Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Springling
Stockmen’s State Bank
Notice of public land claim in Chateau Montana shows 1932 filing
Ella L. Murray formerly Ella L. Kuehnast of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim for E% SW Section H Township 23 North Range 6 West. The hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H. Ferris at Chateau is set for June 27, 1932 with witnesses James Banentyne Henry Date H H Higgins and J T Murray all from Chateau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Ella L. Murray
Ella L. Kuehnast
Chateau
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Chateau, Momtana
James Banentyne
Henry Date
H. H. Higgins
J. T. Murray
M. D. Nicholson
Register
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Dupuyer Acantha
Charley Buckley
M. R. Cowell
H. Beaupre
Maggie Miller
Canada
M. R Cowell
England
Charlie
Dupuyer
Hagen
Thos. Thompson
Browning
B. G. Trescott
Wamsley
Cicero L. Bristol
Birch Creek
Blackfeet
T. W. Luce
Pondera
Burton
Gardner
W. D. Jones
Scoffin
Gaddie
Chateau Hotel
EB. J. Hirshberg
Supreme Bench
C. C. Rowan
Red Lodge
Cheteau
Rowan
The
Supreme Court
University of Michigan Law School
Carbon County
J. C. Taylor
White Sulphur Springs
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Missoula
Bud Burns
Margaret and
Lucille Morgan
Bud
Nan Cole
Cashmere
Washington
Howard Jourdonnais
Edna
Kansas
John Lackey
Lackey
Belleview
Mr. Lackey
C. Wilson Gray
Ford
L. E. Taylor Garage
Mont
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Blanche M. Jacobson
Seal
Molumby, Busha & Greenan
Choteau
Farmers’ Union
Choteau City Park
Chateau Band
Austad
Choteau Band
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