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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
2
The Soil Bank Acreage Reserve drew 98 county farmers to commit 44 594 wheat acres this year. If all on file are accepted, payments could reach 127 557 22 dollars, with funds expanded after initial shortages and waiting lists. Farmers must leave land out of production and protect it from erosion.
The East Farmington school closed for the summer with a picnic near Claude. Wayne Carlson and Jim Arensmeyer completed the eighth grade, with Jennie Bouma asFarmington’s sole eighth grader. Track ribbons were won at Greenfield by Coy Davidson and others. Gene Depner competed at the state track meet in Missoula. Local residents enjoyed a Glacier Park trip and social visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson and Carl joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weist for Sunday dinner with And son and Mrs Susie Van De Riet. The nice weather drew picnickers and fishing enthusiasts on the season’s opening day. Voters head to the June 3 primary. Burton Country Clubbers 4-H Club serve coffee at the Hall.
Nevada City once a rival to Virginia City for the territorial capital is being revived by Charles Bovey of Great Falls. Restored miner cabins are reassembled on Alder Gulch using original plans and photographs, with a revived main street and new hotel units to host visitors. The towns of Nevada City and nearby Virginia City plan a joint 19th century celebration on Sunday June 8 inviting Teton County residents.
The notice profiles Judge W M Black as acting judge of the Ninth Judicial District since 1957. It highlights his Shelby residence, law practice since 1914, impartial conduct, and requests voter support in the June 3 1958 primary.
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