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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

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Many Coming to Montana Say Townsend

Price Townsend former Chateau man visiting after a tour through Iowa Missouri and other middle western states predicts an unusual influx of eastern and middle western settlers this season. He cites railroad advertising and financial backing from St. Louis and South Dakota as factors supporting Montana growth near Phillipsburg where mining prospects are developing.

Montana Price Townsend Chateau Man Iowa Missouri Towksend U. S. Forest Service Phillipsburg Arthur Bateman St. Louis Council Bluffs Omaha Mr. Townsend Townsend Union Middle West South Dakota

Golden Rule Manager Opens New Store in Chateau

Pulliam named resident manager for F S Jones Co Golden Rule Chain Store arrives with family and takes Daley house in Cowgill addition He plans to open store Saturday April 4 leasing space in McDonald block Family consists of wife and daughter Katherine in high school Pulliam brings years of shoe industry experience and local merchant connections He praises Chateau and Montana valley and hopes the venture will succeed in the town’s growth

Ic. Pulliam F. S. Jones Co Golden Rule Chateau Daley Cowgill Mr. Pulliam McDonald Block Miss Jones Co Havre Choteau Pulliam Mondana

Milwaukee Road Falls Into Receivership

Reports say The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Road went into the hands of a receiver at midnight Wednesday. Details on the receiver’s identity and financial conditions were not available as press time.

Associated Press Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul

Mrs. J. E. Olson Dies in Helena Hospital

Mrs. J E Olson died in a Helena hospital after a three week illness. She is survived by her husband a daughter Esther Olson of Helena and sister Mrs C W Vassall of St Paul. Funeral services by Flaherty and Kohler Co pending. The Olson family lived in Montana 15 years moving to Helena from Chateau six and a half years ago. Born March 16 1872 in New York state she was a member of St Pauls Methodist church.

Montana Récord-Herald J. E. Olson Olson Helena John E. Olson Esther Olson C. W. Vassall St. Paul Flaherty and Kohler Co

Golf Enthusiasts Form Club Officers Re elected

At the Chateau Golf Club meeting C S McDonald was reelected president and Jas Eckford G C Core and T H Pridham joined the greens committee. Dues set at 10 dollars for men with ladies free, new nine hole course proposed south of the present links and a tax payment to fund the course.

Chateau Golf Club C. S. McDonald Jas. Eckford G. C. Core T. H. Pridham Greens Jas. Sulgrove Sulgrove McDonald Stockmens State Bank United States

Montana Farmers Poised for Prosperity Says Corwin

O M Corwin vice president of Wells-Dickey Co. in Minneapolis after a Montana tour says the state will prosper despite setbacks. He cites rising farm income, debt repayment, a shift to small mixed farms, expanding livestock, coal copper iron and oil resources, and extensive water power.

Montana O. M. Corwin Wells-Dickey Co Minneapolis Corwin Mr. Corwin Ontana The Minneapolis Journal

Illinois cyclone toll and Parish devastation across three states

A cyclone originated at Annapolis Missouri swept through southern Illinois to the Indiana line last night. It killed 835 people and caused enormous property loss. Parish was the worst hit with all but one house left standing. Relief was rushed to residents.

Annapolis Missouri Illinois Indiana Line Ing Arthur Hirshberg Parish

Gun Play In Card Game Brawl At Bynum

Gun play figured in a brawl after a card game in Bynum last Saturday night. George Rochford and Pret Reed clashed over stakes, fights moved from the room to Rochford's shack, and a .22 pistol discharge led to Reed's powder burn. Reed pled guilty to third degree assault and paid fines totaling 37.50. Rochford faces gambling charges and $500 bond in district court.

Bynum George Rochford Pret Reed Rochford Reeds Reed Justice Court J. E. DeHaas Billings Geo. M. Coffey, Jr Collins John Cashman Reiquam

Eastern conservationists honor Scott Leavitt

The Boone and Crockett Club of New York passed a unanimous resolution praising Congressman Scott Leavitt of Montana for his help in guiding the Alaska game bill the game refuge bill and public shooting grounds bill through the House. The club notes this is not his first conservation work and expresses deep appreciation.

Washington Scott Leavitt East Boone and Crockett Club of New York Leavitt Kermit Roosevelt Boone and Crockett Club Montana House of Representatives Alaska

Mrs Louis Kind Dies After Long Illness at 60 in Choteau

Mrs Louis Kind aged 60 died after a six week illness from diabetes at the home of her son Ted Kind in Choteau. She and her husband had lived in Choteau since November after moving from Great Falls where they resided since 1919. Survived by six children, a brother and three sisters, with services held at the Lutheran church northwest of Power and burial in the Lutheran cemetery.

Ted Kind Choteau Louis’ Kind John May Hugh Jones Casper South Dakota Louis Kind Minnesota Great Falls Lutheran Church

Choteau Mayor seeks 10 and 5 percent valuation cuts

Mayor George M. Coffey Jr plans blanket reductions in city assessments by 10 percent on unimproved and 5 percent on improved Choteau real estate. The cuts would lower the city valuation from about 1.5 million by roughly 125000, enabling higher mill levies while preserving funds for state and school district obligations.

Choteau George M. Coffey, Jr City of Choteau Montana

Geese and Early Robins Return Amid Spring Cheer

Citizens report geese flying overhead and honking to signal homecoming in Montana. Early robins appeared last weekend, signaling relief from ice and snow as residents note the birds strutting jauntily despite lingering cold.

Northland Montana

City to plant hundreds of ash trees in coming season

Chateau property owners may obtain ash trees for side property planting by applying to City Clerk John W. Hall. Mayor Geo M Coffey Jr announced the city will order several hundred trees for beautification. He urges planting on parking areas under city supervision to ensure uniform appearance. City plans an extensive planting program this season.

John W. Hall Geo. M. Coffey, Jr Coffey

Local Tossers Fall to Belt in Belt Court Affair

Belt defeated Choteau 36 to 17 on Belt court last Saturday in a feature game likely to finish the season for the locals. Fred Anderson and Kent Midget each scored five, Babe Snyder had four, Chuck Otness one, and Hodgskiss two for Choteau.

Chateau Fred Anderson Kent Midget Babe Snyder Chuck Qiness Denzel McDonald Husky Choteau Bing Hodgkiss McDonald Belt Anderson Midget Snyder Chuck Otness Hodgskiss

State announces bounty season for predators opens April first

The last state legislature created a bounty program running April 1 to July 1. It pays 20 for mountain lions, 15 for grown wolves, and 2 for wolf pups or coyotes. Sheriffs supervise claims. inspectors verify skins shown with head, tail and four paws. Claims must be certified within 20 days of kill.

J. L. Collins Helena Senate Livestock Commission

Senate confirms nomination of Sargent for attorney general

After twice rejecting Charles B. Warren the Senate approves John Sargeant of Vermont for attorney general without debate. Warren faced opposition over corporate ties and sympathy with big business. Warren declined a recess appointment to avoid hindering the president’s work.

Coolidge Charles B. Warren Michigan Harlan F. Stone United’ .States Senate John Sargeant Vermont Warren

Meagher Returns From Helena to Teton County Office

State representative T. A. Meagher of Teton County came back to Chateau late last week from Helena where he had attended opening sessions since January 1. He resumes his local auctioneering and real estate business duties.

T. A. Meagher Teton County Chateau Helena Mr. Meagher Aes

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