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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
The notice lists Jourdonnais as owner and purioneer, with publication every Thursday at Choteau Montana. It notes the newspaper is entered at the post office as second class and carries a subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance.
J A Swanson cashier of Farmers State Bank Pendroy and booster for Pendroy and Porter Beach areas visited Chateau Monday. He reported seven inches of recent moisture has left crops in excellent condition with good soil and abundant rain promising a strong countywide future.
All boys and girls clubs of Teton county meet in Chateau this Saturday June 26 for a get together picnic. Each club will showcase its creed yell and song with the leader of each organization in charge.
The county agent reports a large program with a song and yell competition between clubs and joint club activities. Sports events are planned as part of the day with visitors bringing their own lunches and being served free ice cream and lemonade.
City officials announce plans to vaccinate Dog8 again as a precaution against potential rabies outbreaks. Regulations are expected to mirror last year with official dates to be proclaimed in a few days.
The County Treasurer of Teton County Montana announces a complete delinquent tax list for second 1925 installment due from Chateau Montana residents. Delinquent properties and costs are listed and available for public inspection. If unpaid by July 16 1926 the real estate subject to lien will be sold at public auction.
The document states a notice from Otto Wagnild Treasurer of Teton County Montana dated June 23 1926 with publication dates June 24 May 1 and July 8 1926 in the Court House Chateau City county seat. It records formal hand and official seal for a legal notice to be published in succession.
A June 15 meeting at the library heard Mrs. Edythe Saylor discuss a proposed 5 mill levy for schools and issuing teaching certificates. Miss Margaret Thomas led a child welfare clinic in Chateau, with 24 preschool children examined and planned future clinics across western Montana with local clubs assisting.
Wm. Shannon of the old Jay Cowell ranch west of Chateau says the year has been fine for his flock. He finished shearing with an average yield of about 11 pounds per fleece on 1685 fleeces. The wool, loaded into a Great Northern car at Chateau, will go to Boston with the Armstrong clip from Great Falls and was sold to an eastern woolen mill at 3514c per pound.
Chateau Golf Club members will compete in match games at Meadowlark Country Club Great Falls on Sunday July 11 at the invitation of Walter F Brittan committee chairman per G C Core secretary of the local club. Havre teams join the Chateau and Great Falls golfers with an expected turnout of at least 20 players.
Dr. BE J. Crary of Choteau was elected president of the State Dental Association at Helena during the three day convention. Dr. J A Wright of Havre became vice president and Crary will demonstrate a model dentist bookkeeping system at the Pacific Coast Dental Conference in Portland. The trio drove from Helena to Portland after the session.
English services in the Farmington Lutheran church on Sunday June 27 at 11 a m. All are welcome and bring a friend. G C Fjleth, Pastor.
The Kalma family expresses sincere thanks for kindness during illness and death of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kalma. Mrs. Van Brunt and family note they will not be responsible for any bills not personally contracted. J. Boettcher.
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for county commissioner at the primaries to be held on Tuesday, August 3, 1930.
J L Collins declares his bid for re election as sheriff and files to seek the Democratic nomination at the August 3 1926 primaries.
Advertisement notes Earl Zimmerman as a Republican candidate for sheriff in the upcoming primaries held on August 3, 1926.
An announcement declares Lillian M Craig running in the Republican primary for county superintendent of schools in Teton County. She pledges to work for every child if nominated and elected, with primaries set for Tuesday August 3, 1926.
Anna E Stafford confirms she will run for the office of county superintendent of schools in Teton County at the upcoming Democratic primary on August 3, 2970.
A Republican candidate enters the county assessor race on the primary ballot. Details on the candidate's name, platform, and campaign events are not fully readable in the provided text.
Municipal primary set for Tuesday August 3 1926 seeks Democrat voters in Teton County to nominate T A Meagher for state senator subject to voters will.
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