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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1938

Page

2

The Fun Feed Good Will Message for Teton County

A weekly note from Choteau Montana extolls the Farmers Fun Feed as a longstanding good will institution in Teton County. It urges kindness charity and tolerance linking quotes from Stevenson Lincoln and Christ and calls for cooperation with the county agent to keep the project as a neighborly bridge across communities ages and towns.

Teton County Robert Louis Stevenson Lincoln Christ

Community Notices from Farmington and Surroundings

Rev W F Klingman to lead services at Farmington hall Sunday March 27 at 11 am invitation extended. Hanson and Jay of Fairfield delivered a Case tractor to Wm Breere. Mrs A P Reiding Mrs R A Reiding and son Jack visited Mrs Abe Breere Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs C M Swenson at their home last Friday for birthdays. Swenson birthday that day and Mr Swenson’s Saturday. Swenson girls and Miss Helen Binford made candy.

W. F. Klingman Farmington Hall Hanson and Jay Fairfield Wm. Breere Mrs. C. M. Swenson Mrs. Swenson Mr. Swenson Swenson Helen Binford

Clergy visit noted misinterpretation of meeting reports

A correspondent mixed up events regarding Rev. Skindler who was en route to Dut ton for a regular visit. No church board meeting occurred as previously claimed, and lunch companions brought coffee and goodies for guests.

Skindler Dutton

Livestock Outlook Forecast Dims For 1938

County Agent Fred S. Willson told about 35 stockmen at the Royal theater that cattle sheep and wool prices may be lower this year than last. The talk used material from the U S department of agriculture to outline 1938 expectations and range program changes by congress. Moving pictures by Paul Mast showing local scenes were also shown.

Fred S. Willson Royal Theater Bureau of Agriculture U. S. Department of Agriculture Congress Paul Mathis

Eagles Picnic Set for June 19 at City Park

Great Falls Eagles group and friends plan their annual picnic at the city park on Sunday June 19. City Clerk J G Jackson confirmed receipt of the invitation from E R Mitchell secretary treasurer of the F O EB drill team and city officials reserved the park for the event with a cordial invitation.

Great Fallserie of Eagles Chateau J. G. Jackson E. R. Mitchell F. O. EB Falls Mr. Mitchel

Religious clubs plan spring outings at Montana State University

At Montana State University local religious clubs sponsor student groups. Many outings will include long hikes or lakeside trips with religious study sessions. Final winter exams wrapped up and spring quarter starts March 23 with Kirby Page speaking at Missoula's Student Union on March 23 and at a campus convocation the next day.

Montana State University Page

Busy Beavers Luncheon Club Meeting Notes

The Busy Beavers Luncheon club met and toured the creamery and bakery. The next meeting is set for March 23 at Donna Allums home with demonstrators Margaret Armstrong and Alice Van Scherpenzeel.

Busy Beavers Donna Allum Margaret Armstrong Alice van Scherpenzeel Alice van Scherpeneel

Valley County Cannot Tax Fort Peck Reservation

Montana Supreme Court rules officials have no authority to tax the Fort Peck federal reservation that includes the dam and surrounding community, ending a two year dispute.

Valley County Fort Peck Dam Montana Supreme Court

Train Length Limit Bill wastes life for phantom safety

The piece argues against a proposed 70 car freight train limit, saying it would force 22,000 extra trains and raise casualties among train crews and maintenance workers. It cites Great Northern data showing few injuries from long trains and warns of higher grade crossing accidents and broader risks to passengers and freight operations.

Congress Senate House of Representatives Great Northern

Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure TeTon County Montana 1938

In the Ninth District Court Te ton County Montana Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co. sues Harry E Adams Mary Adams Edna E Adams and others for foreclosure. A sheriff sale of the described real property will occur April 16 1938 at 2 30 p m at the court house front door Chateau with sale to highest cash bidder. The property includes parts of sections 23 and 24 township 22 north range 5 west according to official plots.

District Court Ninth Judicial District State of Montana Teton Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company Harry E. Adams Mary Adams Edna E. Adams Northern Montana Association of Credit Men Chateau Teton County General Land Office Surveyor General Choteau

Partnership fictitious name certificate for Montana Mustard Seed Co.

Geo E McDonnell of Conrad and Frank H McDonnell of Great Falls Montana form a partnership named Montana Mustard Seed Company to buy sell and process mustard seed and other grains with principal office at Power Montana. Notarized by Mary M Curran in Cascade County on February 26 1938 with first publication March 10 and last April 7.

Geo. E. McDonnell Conrad Montana Frank H. Mcc Donnell Great Falls Montana Mustard Seed Company Power Mary M. Curran State of Frank H. McDonnell

Sherriff Billings Notes Civil Action Dates in Montana

The document records J L Billings Sheriff dated March 23 1938 in Teton County Montana with plaintiffs attorneys Cooper Stephenson and GloVer. First publication March 24 and last April 14.

Teton County Montana A. D J. L. Billings Cooper

Liquor Profits Dip as Purchases Fall in Recession

State Liquor Control board reports sharp drops in liquor purchases during the recession while cash on hand increases. Administrator M. A. Waas notes the paradox in the latest financial summary.

Liquor Control Board M. A. Waas

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E. L. Jourdonnais Canada Farmington News A. P. Reiding R. A. Reiding Jack Abe Breere Willson Wri Missoula Fop Charles Krouse Kirby Page Missoula FT. Peck United States Great Northern Railway J. R. Collins Montana-Dakota Utilities CO Cee Emay City jHighest V. E. Green Choteau, Mont Nelson Insurance Agency Real Estate Choteau Hospital H. W. Bateman R. G. Keeton The Chateau Hotel AAA WM. Schneider Choteau Creamery C. W. Boussard Laraon E. J. Crary McDonald Block C. E. Stephens Largon Anna E. Stafford Mont Chas G. Roberts J. H. Byler State of Montana E. B. Maynard, M. D Momeopathic Hospital Givens Block Cheteau Bertram Roorrs
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