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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
2
An entry in Cho teau Montana advertises weekly classes labeled One Beat Steena serene, held every Thursday at a local location with a yearly advance price of $2.
Interest grows as Republicans tout Charles H. Williams state senator from Powell county as a practical farmer and stockman for U S senator. Claiming 45 years in the Deer Lodge valley, ranch holdings from 160 to 40000 acres and leadership of the Montana Woolgrowers association, Williams is featured alongside ex governor Joseph M Dix and parallels with Frank O Lowden in Kansas City.
A Great Falls Tribune editorial defends the Republican party for restoring Germany and managing war debts after World War I. It argues the party faced enormous postwar tasks, counters Democratic criticisms, and praises leadership under Harding while urging civility in politics. It also includes poems reminiscing about Teton and schooldays.
Directors levied a seven and a half dollar per share assessment on May 5 1928 payable by May 12 to E B Noble in Bynum Montana. Delinquent shares after June 2 1928 will be advertised for sale to cover the amount owed with costs, sale set for June 29 1928. First publication May 10 last May 31.
The poem reflects a graduate pondering future longings beyond Teton. It muses on homesteads on the prairie and distant travels, asking if memories of school and familiar faces will endure as years pass and landscapes change. The speaker contrasts distant horizons with home and the pull of cherished places.
In Teton county Montana the guardian John W Hall petitions for an order to sell the real estate of Jennie Gibson declared insane. Interested parties and next of kin must appear June 22 1928 at 10 am in Choteau to show cause why the guardian should not be granted sale of the estate. Published in Choteau Acantha May 24 to June 7 1928.
The Teton County Montana registration books close at 5 p m June 1 1928 for the July 17 1928 primary nominating election. Electors may register at the County Clerk in Choteau or with precinct deputy registrar or notary public. To qualify voters must be US citizens with state residence of one year and county residence of thirty days. Final notice May 31 1928.
The Farmers' Cooperative Canal Company board at Farmington Montana on May 17 1928 ordered an assessment of 12.50 per share to be paid by June 25 1928 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares on June 25 1928 will be delinquent and sold at public auction July 21 1928 at 2 pm at the front door of the Post Office Farmington Montana to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
Sheriff to sell at public auction on June 9 1928 at 2 PM to satisfy decree of foreclosure against numerous defendants including Schatz Connole Guthrie and Newman for property described as parts of sections 26 27 township 27 north range 4 west Montana meridian Chateau Montana. Sale conducted by J L Collins Sheriff with R M Hattersley as attorney. First pub May 17 last June 7.
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