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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

4

Can You Spare A Little Now Boy Scout Fund Appeal

Published weekly in Choteau Montana this appeal urges community donation for the Boy Scout cabin in Teton canyon and expansion of Scout work in Teton county. Despite prior gifts the fund remains below target, and with rain promising better times the finance committee asks residents to send a dollar or two to the chairman or local banks.

Teton Canyon Teton County Scout Fund Committee Chateau Bank E. J. Hirshberg Jas. T. Robison W. G. Bloomdahl Choteau

George Porter Pioneer Dies at Ranch Home in Montana

George Porter 59 a well known early settler of Teton county died last Thursday at his ranch from pneumonia after a long illness. He lived on the same ranch for 35 years engaged in sheep business and farming. Funeral Sunday at the ranch with Mason lodge Conrad conducting services burial in Hillside cemetery. Mrs Porter survives with no children. Chateau mourns a hospitable pioneer as rain delayed many mourners.

George Porter Teton County Porter Bench Pendroy Porter Chateau Ranch Masonic Lodge Conrad Hillside Cemetery

Call for Payment Warrants in Teton County Schools

A notice states readiness to pay warrants issued by multiple Teton County districts. It lists School District No 1 and No 3 as well as warrants registered before April 26 and warrants Nos 327 328 from District 12, No 359 from District 16.

Teton County

Warrant Interest Ceases June 14 1926 Districts

Notice from Otto Wagnild treasurer of Teton County Montana states interest on warrants of multiple school districts and Greenfields Irrigation District will cease after June 14 1926. Publication date June 17.

Greenfields Otto Wagnild Teton County Montana

Death Claims Farmington Couple After Pneumonia

Mr and Mrs Jacob Kalma longtime Farmington residents die within two days of each other from pneumonia that struck after a week of illness Their daughter Mrs Jennie Van Brunt survives with two grandchildren Jakie Van Brunt is recovering A double funeral will be held at the M E church in Chateau with many relatives arriving from Columbus Montana to attend Mrs Kalma born Antje Koopman had rheumatism and lived quietly with broad community sympathy.

Jacob Kalma Farmington Kalma Mr. Kalma Jennie van Brunt Jakie van Brunt Dora Fenderby John Fenderby Sadie Staal Stall Columbus Montana M. E Chateau Antge Koopman

Notice: Boettcher Declares Non Responsibility for Bills

The notice states that IT will not be responsible for any bills not personally contracted. Signed by J. C. Boettcher.

J. C. Boettcher

Community Notes On Local Repairs And Visitors

Rev Merz of the German Lutheran church travels to Nebraska on a visit. Walter Giese is painting the Community hall which improves village appearance. Mr Charles Burkland, injured by a mule, now uses a crutch. Mrs McKinney, ill with the mum, is reported better. John Dressien and family moved into the Henry Dull residence. Miss Agnes Tstart visits with her mother and relatives. Miss Hart works at the First National Bank at Miles City. Little Billie Andrews, confined at home with menis ls, is around again. The German Lutheran church is now painted white with green trim improving its look. A cistern was installed by the Ladies’ Aid. Miss Frances Dirkes, a patient at Columbus hospital with a fractured limb, is recovering and expected to return to Cordova this week.

Merz German Lutheran Church Nebraska Walter Giese Charles Burkland McKinney John, Dressien Henry Dull Agnes Tstart Miss Hart First National Bank Miles City Billie Andrews Menjsls Ladies’ Aid Frances Dirkes Columbus Hospital Cordova

Seed Pea Culture Gains Ground on Bynum District

Bynum Irrigation District farmers are expanding seed pea culture with three test acreages on the Frank George and Cherry ranches and lands of the Teton Cascade Farm Lands Co. The crop is grown for Barkmeyer Seed Co of Great Falls who inspected the plots and praised the prospects predicting pea growing could become a key district development.

Bynum P. J. Cole Frank George Cherry Teton-Cascade Farm Lands Co Barkmeyer Seed Co Great Falls Barkmeyer Cole

Sheriff J L Collins Seeks Re Election Democratic Nomination

J L Collins announces candidacy for re election as sheriff and seeks the Democratic nomination at the primary on August 3 1926.

J. L. Collins

Election Notice Filed For August 3 1926

Public notice states a municipal election will be held on Tuesday August 3 1926. Official R D Halpin signs the notice and lists election details for voters and candidates.

Howard Announces Democratic Bid for County Commissioner

B W E HOWARD announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. Primary scheduled for Tuesday August 3 1997.

Lillian M. Craig Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent

Lillian M. Craig announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools. She states she will work to do the best educationally for every Teton county child if nominated and elected, with primaries on Tuesday August 8, 1926.

Teton County Lillian M. Craig

County Superintendent Nomination Announcement

A candidate announces on the Democratic ticket for county superintendent of schools in Teton County. The primary election is set for August.

Teton County

Candidate for county assessor Republican nomination announced

A person declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county assessor in the upcoming primary election. The short statement signals intent to seek the county office, with emphasis on party affiliation and contest timing.

Meagher Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Senator

Certificate states Teton County voters will choose a Democratic nominee for state senate on Tuesday August 3 1926. T A Meagher signs the notice as candidate seeking the primary election support.

Teton County T. A. Meagher

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