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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
3
The 1920 census shows Teton county population 5 870 and Cho teau 1 043 with school district No 1. It lists 1920 farm values, literacy, illiteracy, and livestock totals for the county including land, buildings, implements, and farm property worth 20 255 634, plus animal valuations such as horses and cattle.
Messrs Joe White and Ivor Lestrade issue a six page illustrated pamphlet describing the Deep Canyon ranch on the north fork of the Teton. The property spans about 2400 acres near the Lewis and Clark national forest offering horseback riding hunting fishing and camping with access via government pack trails into the mountains.
Descriptive prose celebrates narrow precipitous canyons and the continental divide. It notes swift streams teeming with trout and journeys along the rim of gigantic canyons. The travelers are described as fortunate, leaving memories like unforgettable panoramas.
According to the Dutton Sentinel Jack Baker of Dutton sold his interest in the Corner garage to Jack Campbell and will establish a dude ranch on the Teton river near the Boy Scout cabin and Twin Lakes with partner Ray Gibler. They plan cabins saddle horses for tourists and Baker will run a separate cattle ranch.
The Gap News reports Mr and Mrs Meyers visiting Joe Bush on Tuesday. Jay Barrett had feed ground at Jacob Luinstra’s home on Tuesday. Harry Wood helped G B Zeigler overhaul his tractor last Friday and Saturday. The Luinstra brothers received cards of merit in the adult shop school they attend. Florence Bush missed school Friday and Monday due to illness.
Mike Carroll of Butte Montana credits Sargon for improved health after years of illness. He reports weight gain regained work ability and relief from rheumatic pains indigestion nerves and sleep. The ad notes Choteau Drug Co as agents and lists his address.
Amanda J Strand administratrix of the estate of George C Moore deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be directed to Murch and Wuerthner at 401 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. First published March 27 1930 last April 17.
John W. Ward of Chateau Montana announces intent to establish claim to S4SE% Section 32 Township 24 North Ranger West Principal Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau on April 15 1930 with witnesses Fred True Frank Salmond E J Osgood and C Wilson Gray. First pub March 13 last April 10.
The undersigned will on April 30 1930 apply to the Teton County treasurer for a tax deed to Lots 9 and 10 Block 4 Hirshberg Addition Choteau Montana. Amount 239.88. March 13 1930. Teton County Montana By Geo A Carroll Clerk Applicant. First pub March 27 last April 3.
Teton County Montana advertises tax deed applications for several parcels in Chateau. Properties include Lots 25 and 26 in Block 6 of Coggill's Addition, Hazlett's Second Addition Lots 4 and 5 in Block 40, and Lots 25 and 26 in Block 7 of Hobson's Addition. Amounts listed are 23.19 34.97 and 41.34 dollars respectively.
Notice states an application for tax deed as of April 1930 to the county treasurer. Describes property Lots 26 27 and 28 of Blocks of Cowgill's Addition to Chateau Montana. Amount 213.71 dollars. Applicant to follow the described parcel for deed.
Records show two land transfers in Montana. First Lot 10 Block 2 Cowgill Addition Chateau transferred for 7 dollars 24 cents on March 13 1930. Second Lots 11 12 13 14 Block 2 Cowsgill Addition Choteau transferred for 60 dollars 47 cents.
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