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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1931

Page

8

Veterans May Apply for Loans Through Citizens State Bank

Officials of the Citizens State Bank announce veterans with adjusted compensation certificates may apply for loans at 4 percent interest. Bank service is free. applicants must present certificates, have signatures witnessed, and if a prior loan exists the bank cannot accept a new application. Applicants should apply to the veterans bureau at Helena.

Citizens State Bank C. D. McDonald Veterans’ Bureau

Lions Oppose Proposed Bus Line at Great Falls

The Chateau Lions club opposed two Conrad men operating a freight express and passenger bus line between Great Falls and Browning. A motion opposing the plan passed, and the secretary will report the club’s sentiment to the state railroad commission, which will hold a public hearing in Great Falls on April 9. The meeting also discussed moving the forest office from Chateau, with no action taken.

Chateau Lions Club Conrad Great Falls Browning State Railroad Commission Chateau Lions R. E. Nelson T. O. Lawson E. K. Lawson Hazel Florence Trescott Earl Burgett L. J. Howard Lubeck Station J. J. Hannan John Hentges E. L. Jourdonnais

Views From Highview and Local Visits In Dupuyer Area

Mrs. Gay reports routine social calls as neighbors and relatives visit in Highview, Dupuyer, and nearby towns. Illnesses pop up with Kenneth Sheppard absent from school and baby Bessie treated for pneumonia while extended family members travel to Great Falls and Conrad for doctor visits.

Harrison Sheppard Pendroy Cleve Loney Talbert Nick Wellenstein A. G. Roberts St. Francis Heights Gay Gitchel Wayne Charles Thomas Wm. Thomas Place Jay Gitchell Thomas Robert Sheppard Ed Davis Ed Conklin Great Falls Elsie Jones Doris Jones Loraine Lathrop Earl Conklin John Fitzpatrick Pete DenBoer H. H. Jones Loraine Lathrope M. E. Jones Agawam Miss Ogordon Jay Gitchel Robert Suphdate Pendroy Monay Gay. Gitchel Wim. Thomas John Matchett Dupuyer Sidney Mowry John Swanson Esther Ogordon Ruth Burke Columbus Hospital Kenneth Sheppard Lynn Jones James Fitzpatrick Gerry Ross Roberts Albert DenBoer Margery Roberts Velma Thomas Lyla Jones Frank Leech Conrad Bessie Misa Loraine Lathrop Marvin Horace Lyla Robert, Jr Kenneth

Andrews Death Terms as Kearney County Treasurer

Andrew died leaving 17 children from two marriages. He came to Montana in 1911 settling at Judith Gap then Chateau to run a milling business before returning to Wheatland County. Survived by widow and children Ethel Adams Ned Tracy Andrews Edith Norton Jessie Hanson Ruth Saratoga Bernice Passmore Sarles Andrews Uriel Gladys Grace Adelbert Jr Gertrude John James Nathan Clyde Charles all of Judith Gap.

Kearney County Ollie Lemones Minden Jessie Kellie Andrews Montana Judith Gap Chateau Wheatland Christian Church Ethel Adams Mitchell Ned Tracy M. Andrews Great Falls Edith A. Norton Fort Collins Colo Jessie Hanson Monterey Park Calif Ruth M. Andrews Saratoga Wyo Bernice Passmore Pendroy Sarles B. Andrews Los Angeles Uriel B. Andrews Gladys E. Andrews Grace May Andrews Adelbert B. Andrews, Jr Gertrude R. Andrews John Blake Andrews James Bruce Andrews Nathan H. Andrews Clyde D. Andrews Charles Byron Andrews

Outlook for lamb feeding on the project shows steady profit

The article argues that feeding lambs now can yield small profits amid low prices, with fattening lambs weighing 85 to 92 pounds. It urges large-scale, consistent effort, noting three-carload minimums to lower overhead and suggesting 75 to 100 carloads of lambs will be fattened next year.

Continental Supply Company Alias Summons Case 4590

In the District Court of the nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the Continental Supply Company is named in an alias summons case number 4590.

Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Continental Supply Company

Lawsuit Aims to Foreclose Lien on Montana Oil Leases

The State of Montana serves summons to multiple defendants including Sterling Oil Company and Genoa Oil & Gas Company to answer an amended complaint filed March 11 1930 in Teton County. The action seeks foreclosure of a lien on leaseholds in Teton County related to oil and gas operations and sets a $4366.84 debt plus interest $6.50 and $500 attorney fees plus costs. First publication March 12 with last April 2 court notice.

Marion Machine, Foundry & Supply Company Montana Teton County Monana Leas Township Sterling Oil Company

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