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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
2
The imprint notes a weekly publication in Choteau Montana serving Teton County. It lists subscription rates of two dollars per year, one dollar twenty five cents for six months, and foreign rates at two dollars fifty cents per year payable in advance.
The Industrial News Review reports that Washington observers see the NRA at a turning point. Critics from FTC and others say steel code monopolistic practices and anti trust breaches hurt small business while oil price increases outpace wages. A Roosevelt cabinet committee will study NRA price setting with about 200 codes possibly to be revised.
Emerson Rowley and Wilson Moore visited Great Falls on Wednesday. Armida Hanberg and Eunice Petty with Lula Swenson came Wednesday afternoon. Dell Green and Reid Swenson drove to Great Falls on business last Saturday. President Sloan Walter Bairie and the Hendersons of Great Falls attended the local church Sunday. The Packer son arrived from Pocatello Idaho to spend Mother's Day with his sister. Lorna Green and Lala Swenson spent Saturday evening at the Hanberg home. John E. Lee hauled a truckload of potatoes to Browning on Tuesday. The Stott brothers left Monday with their cattle for Browning to spend the summer.
Miss Hazel Allison became the bride of Mr. John Prescott at Wallace in a 10:00 a m ceremony conducted by Rev. John M. Hugging. The couple will honeymoon in Montana before settling in Morning City. The groom has Idaho roots and both families send best wishes.
The Montana public service commission refused the city of Conrad's bid for a required reduction in natural gas rates charged by Northwest State Utilities. The complaint claimed rates were unreasonable, ranging from 60 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 5 000 cubic feet to 32 cents per thousand for volumes over 800 000 cubic feet.
Eunice Petty stayed briefly with Lucille Lee then several people drove to Chateau Sunday to view the film Flying Down to Rio. Clyde Tyler and Clinton Mortensen spent part of the week at Plathead. Edwin Bingham drove to Flathead Friday morning and returned Saturday evening.
The Montana case seeks to restrain Toole County and its commissioners from issuing and selling bonds to fund a courthouse via a 57000 loan and 17881 grant under a PWA plan. A subtextual challenge claims errors in the commissioners' actions. a public vote approved bonds 550 to 467. The estate of Jens P Wick, deceased, is being administered with notices for heir claims due July 13 1934 in Chateau Montana.
The undershot jaw and retreating nose of the bulldog are the result of specialized breeding to allow the dog to breathe freely while gripping an adversary's nose in bull baiting.
In the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana a notice announces T C James Smith as administrator of Jens P Wick deceased and R Hansen attorney in fact for Marthe Pedersdatter Somo and others heirs at law claimants are identified with heirs named and unknown parties warned of proceedings in the estate case
The second installment of 1933 taxes on all real property in Teton County Montana including state county school districts and special districts is due at the County Treasurer's office in the Choteau courthouse. If not paid by 6 p.m. May 31 1934 a 2 percent penalty will be added.
County records announce the closing of registration books at 5 p m on June 1 1934 for the primary nominating election to be held July 17 1934 in Teton County Montana Electors may register with the county clerk at Chateau or at the precinct registrar or notary public Naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers To vote those who did not vote at the last general election must re register by the deadline Geo A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar First published April 26 last May 31
Administratrix Minerva Jones informs creditors to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be exhibited at George Coffey Larson Ridg Chateau Montana, site of estate business. Dated April 28, 1934. Attorney George Coffey for administratrix. First publication April 26, last May 17.
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