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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
2
Notice details the Choteau Acantha as the official paper for Teton County, published every Thursday in Choteau Montana. It lists subscription rates at 2.00 per year in advance and 2.50 for foreign countries excluding Canada, and notes second class mail status.
Robert Shepperd and G D Jones are linked at the Moye Brothers ranch as Shepperd has bought a coal mine from Mrs Van De Pas and plans to supply coal for upcoming winter days. The report notes a recent rain that should aid gardens in Dupuyer.
A column defends the continued use of the term dudes for western guest ranches, arguing the word preserves Western identity and visitor humor. It condemns replacing it with guest ranches and commends the Montana Publicity Department for using dude ranches.
Highview residents Elmer Phillips and Melvin Stran traveled to Warm Springs from Tuesday to Sunday, reporting a pleasant trip. Mrs. Elmer Phillips and son Miles drove to Walter on Friday. The Larson day picnic drew many locals who described the day as enviable. Earl Conklin visited from Great Falls, staying through Monday and visiting Elsie Jones. The Jones household hosted dinner guests including Mrs. Jim FitzPatrick and Doris Jones. Doris helped Mr. Patterson while Mrs. Sprinkle was away on business. Arson Thomas and son from Log an Utah sheared sheep for Elsie Jones and Della Nelson. The A G Roberts saddle horse won a race at Pendrey on Saturday after a near mishap of the horse slipping free.
The spring calf roundup took place Sunday at the Donald Kerr ranch near Dutton. Lariat contests and other sports entertained guests, followed by a big hosted meal. Attending Cha teau contingent included Senator T O Larson, J L Billings, Obert Peterson, and Clarence Looney, with Brady, Conrad, Collins and Dutton also represented.
A novice ignores friends and sends five dollars to a tipster ad. He receives a list of horse names and phrases to follow watch avoid, ending with a quip about hearses and hobby horses.
John Reisk of Spokane credits Sargon for restoring his health after years of poor circulation indigestion and headaches. He reports normal circulation increased weight and renewed strength and says constipation and dizzy attacks are gone. Agents include Choteau Drug Co. and Clearwater Timber Co. in Idaho.
Judge Henry Rodgers Choteau of the fifth judicial district spent Tuesday in Choteau meeting electors and friends. A Republican candidate for associate justice of the supreme court, he lives in Dillon where he practiced law for years and once represented Beaverhead County in the legislature. He plans to travel to Conrad and then head to the highline before the election.
Administrator A Swanson issues notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the administrator at Farmers State Bank Pendrey Montana the place for estate business. First published June 12 1930 last July 3.
To the electors of Teton county I have filed my petition for nomination on the republican ticket for county assessor. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to discharge the duties of that office in an efficient courteous manner.
Jay L. Barrett announces filing for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton county. He pledges a clean economical efficient term and impartial justice if nominated and elected, with the primary set for July 15. Anna E. Stafford appears as Democratic candidate for county superintendent of schools in the same notice, linked to July 15 primaries.
The coroner of Teton County declares candidacy for reelection, seeking continued service in the office. He invites public support and outlines commitment to the duties of coroner.
A clipped political pledge states Charles H. Connor promises prompt faithful service if nominated and elected, aligning with county Republicans on the ticket ahead of upcoming primaries.
Charles G. Roberts declares as a Republican candidate for coroner in Teton County. He pledges to deliver the best service if nominated and elected.
Geo A Carroll announces candidacy for County Clerk and Recorder of Teton County on the Republican ticket. He pledges to perform duties efficiently, courteously, and economically if nominated and elected.
A candidate announces entry for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the primaries slated July 16. JESSE W. DAVIS seeks the office with support aimed at the forthcoming vote.
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