Local weekly published in Choteau Montana
The publication is issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
2
The publication is issued every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
Montanans Inc along with the state chamber and major farm groups from Minnesota North and South Dakota protest the AAA wheat curtailment in Washington. They seek rescission of cuts affecting hard spring and hard winter wheat regions, citing longstanding import impacts since 1953 and urging Montana farmers to back the effort.
The Montana Standard and The Acantha report on AAA findings claim a hard spring wheat surplus cannot exist outside four northern states. They note rising imports while Montana yields fall, arguing curtailment hurts farmers and benefits foreign producers, urging more hard spring plantings in the north.
Mrs Non Britton and son visit Mrs Brittons parents Mr and Mrs Tobe Talifson. Mrs Sanborn and Mr Johnson of St Paul Minn spent days with Mr and Mrs L O Kellogg. 4 H club dance planned at Pendray Saturday night. Several locals travel to Glacier Park and Minnesota. P M Sorenson patient at Conrad hospital. Ira Ritenour returns from Great Falls. Mandy Johnson Of Dupuyer transacted business in Pendroy.
Farmington residents report a 15 day visit by Martin Swanson and family to relatives in Washington and Oregon. Edward Webber and Albert Carlson met Swenson boys last Saturday. A collision on the way to the 4 H picnic left two cars damaged but no serious injuries. Antelope sightings noted on Milwaukee right of way. Chas Bower builds a chicken house as Francis Suiste works on ditching for Farmers Co operative Canal Co.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Mrs F W Smith superintendent and a strong teacher corps continues a life building program through the summer months An hour in Sunday School and church pays greater dividends than any other hour in the week No worship services next Sunday due to the minister attending the annual conference in Billings Richard F Vick minister
A Silver Bow county delegation pressed state officials last week to sponsor work relief projects for about 7000 residents of Butte. They urged WPA Administrator Harry Hopkinson to ease rules requiring substantial sponsorship contributions for each project.
An editorial from the Portland Oregonian, shared via Mrs. Myron H. Reed, recounts Pierre Pambrun a Canadian French lieutenant in the Hudson's Bay Fur Company and War of 1812 veteran buried at Vancouver barracks Washington The piece traces his clash with Captain Bonneville at what is now Walla Walla and his later death after a pony accident. It notes Pambrun’s descendants in Chateau and ties his legacy to the Bonnerville dam on the Columbia River.
The county treasurer O G Meadows announces a complete delinquent tax list for 1937 with amounts and costs. If unpaid by July 11 1938 delinquent properties will be sold at public auction in front of the courthouse Chateau Montana with taxes costs and percentages. Public inspection is allowed in the treasurer's office. first publication June 16 1938 last June 30 1938.
The administrator E E Sweitzer announces to creditors and claimants of George L Wieber deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown at the office of E B Sweitzer in Conrad Montana. Dated June 10 1938. EK E Sweitzer Administrator and A E Sweitzer Attorney Conrad Montana. First pub June 16 last July 7.
Estate of Eva Zimmerman appoints C James Smith as administrator. Office at Bert I Packer Larson building Chateau Montana. Notice dated June 14 1988. First publication June 16 last July 7. Attorney Bert I Packer represents administrator.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County notice is given that June 24, 1988 at 10:00 a.m. in Chateau court room is set to prove the will of John Vanhouse deceased and to hear the application of Jane Vanhouse for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 1938. H. M. Daley, Clerk.
Public notice from H E Price administrator of Burwell O Price deceased invites creditors and claimants to present claims. Located at Chateau Montana, with first publication June 2 1938 and last June 23 1938.
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