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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
7
A historic robbery south of Dillon left authorities puzzled as a gang’s guilt was later established and the men were sent to the penitentiary. First beet pay set at six dollars per ton under 1931 contracts, with a sliding scale to benefit growers if prices rise.
The Sheep Creek stage station robbery of fall 1873 nets three men over 12000 in gold dust. Rugg the half breed hides the treasure by swapping it with rocks and hides, while X Biedler recovers the chest from Beaverhead river after a famed icy swim. The trio is pursued. Rugg confesses and the others are jailed, later returning to ranch life.
A. R. Sickler chairman of Rosebud County commissioners was acquitted of charges over alleged illegal collection of fees after a three hour jury deliberation.
Mrs. J. C. Bradley of Mesquite Dallas County Texas recalls using California Fig Syrup to help her constipated boy. She notes feverish breath and tongue improved as bowels regulated restoring energy. The ad promotes the product as a quick safe cleanse for biliousness and constipation in children at first signs.
Perry company official addressed a London audience in a recent speech highlighting business plans and future collaboration. The remarks emphasized trade, investment and workforce development with emphasis on regional partnerships.
K A R Anderson cashier and John Logan vice president of the defunct Columbus State bank face six counts alleging false statements about the bank's condition on Oct 7 1930. Bond set at 10000 each with 1000 additional. Logan pleads not guilty Anderson granted more time.
Ernest Dingle was fined 50 dollars and 13 dollars in costs in Frank Fitzgerald’s justice court after pleading not guilty to indecent exposure. He had 1500 dollars cash, refused to post a 100 dollar bond, and spent a night in county jail. He reportedly asked for six months in jail instead of paying the fine and costs, but the judge required payment.
Walter Scott becomes treasurer and names Oscar J. Swan as deputy treasurer. Scott served under Swan for years. Miss Della Webb appointed chief deputy assessor by County Assessor Carl O. Larson.
James Helmer known as Montana Jim dies after a long illness. Buffalo hunter and Civil War era scout and guide, he settled in Valley county after arriving in Miles City in 1877. Born March 1, 1850 in Clinton county Iowa, he married Anna Manning in Willis ton North Dakota. survived by four children.
A total of 1,500 American automobiles were imported into British South Africa during the first month, signaling growing automotive trade and cross Atlantic commercial ties. This figure underscores shifting market demand and emerging distribution networks for US vehicles in the region.
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