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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

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Womans Club Gives Big July Fourth Picnic

Arrangements for a Cha teau Woman's Club Fourth of July celebration are nearly complete at Great Northern park. The event opens at two with free coffee, frequent races, prizes donated by local businesses, and a jazz era dance in the Legion pavilion planned for the evening. A six piece orchestra and famed saxophonist are expected to boost the fun until dawn.

Chateau Woman's Club Great Northern Park Legion Pavilion Northwest

Campers Must Obtain Fire Permits in Sun River Canyon

Campers in Sun River canyon within the Lewis and Clark National Forest must secure fire permits for July 1 to September 30. Permits free of charge are available from Allen's hotel or a forest patrolman. observers note improved canyon roads and better facilities.

Sun River Canyon Lewis & Clark National Forest Forest Boundary Arsenic Creek Myrick Chateau Secretary of Agriculture National Forest Forest Service Adllen Allen’s Hotel

Ford puts on brake and says no to presidency

Springfield Mass June 18 Henry Ford tells reporters he has no desire to be president. He is too occupied with his own affairs and does not intend to run. He dismisses newspaper speculation linking his name to the White House.

FORD White House Springfield Mass United States Henry Ford Providence R. I Poughkeepsie N. Y

Sayles Freed In Pendroy Vagrancy Trial

In Pendroy Justice Court Joseph Sayles, a Black resident, was acquitted on vagrancy charges after testimony highlighting his honest work, livestock, possessions, and debts. The trial drew laughter and curiosity from a sympathetic crowd as the jury ruled four to two for acquittal. Geo W Magee represented Sayles. Stanley R Foot prosecuted.

Justice Court Joseph Sayles Nevah True Pendroy Sayles Reiquam DeHaas Sam W.magee Stanley R. Foot

Illinois deputy moves on man sought for wife desertion

A Mercer County Illinois deputy arrived in Chateau yesterday to take custody of William Gilmore, held on a warrant for wife desertion. Gilmore, an elderly crippled man, had been with relatives in Teton county and waived extradition, saying he would return to face the charge without difficulty.

Mercer County Aredo Hnois Chateau William Gilmore Ilinois Gilmore Teton County

Marks Still Drop as Dollar Worth 145 450 Marks

German marks fall sharply in New York trading with the dollar at about 145 450 marks. The crown steadies at 0.0014, while the mark nears vanishing points, and noon quotes show 160,000 marks per dollar, a dramatic devaluation.

New York

Montana Attorney General Attacks Rail Rates as Burglary

Attorney General Wellington Rankin told Chateau Commercial Club members that Montana rail rates are burglarious and unjust, citing charts showing Montana shippers pay higher rates than neighboring states. He argued rates and valuation are misaligned, accused railroads of wrong goal of “rates that traffic will bear,” and urged return to prewar freight levels with scrutiny of tax and rate practices.

Chateau Commercial Club Glenloyd Hotel Levening Montana State Board of Equalization Idaho Rankin Great Northern Helena Montana Railroad Commission J. C. Morgan E. H. Myrick Lewis & Clark Forest Sun River Canyon Forest Service

County to retire court house bonds and end rent

Teton County will stop paying rent for court house space starting July 1 1923 and retire the remaining bonds. The 28 000 dollar issue plus 630 dollars interest covers the final payments, ending eighteen years of debt costs and removing all court house indebtedness built with a 40 000 dollar bond issue in 1905.

I County O. G. Meadows Court House A. B. Guthrie Teton County W. H. Webb

Fine Rains Promise Big Crop In Teton County

Rainfall last weekend measured about half an inch and general across the county. Spring wheat shows fine stands six to ten inches high with good soil shade. Pastures better than in years with promising hay yields. Grasshoppers caused minor damage with ongoing poisoning campaign led by County Agent Clarkson. The Sun River Project joins in hopper poison purchases as a heavy June rain adds .66 inches by noon today.

Co-operative Robert Clarkson Clarkson Sun River Reclamation Service

Oil and gas activity reports from Gypsy well and nearby sites

The Gypsy well near Auvoy shows oil in a sandy lime at 1560 feet with drilling at 1600 feet and a gas puff at 800 feet. Casing to 1200 feet leaves 400 feet open while the Collins area encounters water shutoff difficulties. Edwards Jones camp moves rig 440 feet southeast, gas gasser remains under control. Campbell and Carter drilling progress near Farmington and Rattlesnake Butte, with Montana Giant 250 feet of under reaming before resuming at Flume location.

Auvoy Edwards-Jones Gasser Bynum Colorado Collins Edwards Edwards- Jones Campbell Carter Farmington Carter No. 1 Rattlesnake Butte Chotan Montana Giant

Civil actions filed in Sauk Rapids foreclosure cases

The Clerk of Court filed multiple civil actions last week including Citizens State Bank of Sauk Rapids Minnesota vs P I Cole et al for foreclosure of mortgage and Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co vs Freda Falk et al for foreclosure of mortgage.

B. M. Jacobson Citizens ‘State Bank of

Methodist Church Notes With July Events

Morning worship at 10 30 sermon by the pastor Sunday school at 11 30 evening service at eight Bible school daily during the coming week Ladies Industrial on Wednesday the 27th Fourth quarterly conference at the church Saturday evening June 30 district superintendent preaches Sunday July 1 at 10 30 Epworth League institute opens at Nei hart July 9 Chateau young people hoped to attend

Epworth League Neihart

Missing Millions to headline Royal theater next Sunday

Paramount film Missing Millions based on Jack Boyle Boston Blackie stories stars Alice Brady with David Powell. The Royal theater will showcase the feature next Sunday as the main attraction.

Paramount Jack Boyle Royal Theater Alice Brady Star David Powell

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Womans Club Illinois First National Bank Ceposits Federal Reserve System Wellington D. Rankin N. P Missoula Darby Hill Endroy Edwards Gasser Methodist Church Harry T. Stong Boston Blackie Citizens State Bank Choteau Mont
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