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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
2
The notice states the publication appears every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered as second class matter. Subscription costs are $2.00 per year in advance options for foreign countries excluding Canada are $2.50.
The article notes election day and Armistice day within a week and announces a Saturday meeting of Legionnaires from Dist. No. 8 of the Montana American Legion in Chateau. It highlights veterans, their wounds, comradeship, and the Legion's mission to aid disabled veterans and honor fallen comrades, with Choteau residents warmly welcoming the visitors.
A large list of instructors will lead the State Seed School sessions in Great Falls on Wednesday and Thursday as part of the 14th annual State Seed show. The program at the Rainbow hotel includes leaders from Montana State College and federal agencies. delegates from 30 counties will attend, and a banquet will close events on Thursday night.
Partial list of instruments recorded between Oct 25 and Nov 1 including US transfers to Speth Weiser Mullaney and others plus warranty and quit claim deeds. Transactions show parcels in townships 27 and 24 across sections 7 8 11 12 and 30 with nominal dollar values and property descriptions.
The 1930 national turkey harvest is about three per cent smaller than 1929 but larger than 1927 and 1928. The drop is concentrated in the Dakotas through Texas and westward, around ten per cent overall, while gains in east central states offset much of the loss. Dry hot weather improved poults to hens hatch, helping neutralize weak prices last year. Feed shortages remain a constraint.
Growers report the condition of young turkeys around October 1 is about the same as in the prior year in many areas. Nationally the share ready for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets this year closely matches last year.
Bole local farmers report unloading a second car of coal last Thursday and anticipate another. The editor is urged to join to save dues, with 600 farmers in Teton county, while Great Falls seeks the 1931 state convention. Decisions at Glendive this week may bring leaders to the area.
The New Choteau Garage, a Goodyear tire dealer, received a trophy plaque for sales achieved in July and August in Goodyear’s nationwide Zeppelin race. The plaque depicts travel from land and sea to airships, and honors Goodyear’s rubber industry strides alongside the U S Navy Akron project.
At the Pacific International Livestock exposition in Portland last week Montana State College teams swept multiple categories. The grain judging team took first, dairy products second, livestock third, with high individual points by Keith Sime. The dairy team earned top marks in butter and milk, plus strong showings in ice cream and overall products. The livestock team, coached by Ross Miller, claimed third overall and the Rambouillet trophy plus first in swine, totaling twelve livestock classes judged.
Three fat cattle tied prizes with a grand champion Angus heifer and top junior yearling Hereford and steer honors. The junior yearling steer and summer yearling heifer both earned firsts, while the grand champion was the Angus heifer.
Mr and Mrs Fuller hosted Mr and Mrs Garnet Mc Donald and sons for dinner. J A Swanson and Larson families went duck hunting. Olivia Rndmondson left for North Dakota after a year with the Larson family. Bob Fallon accompanied her to Great Falls. For sale a 10 foot tandem disc in good condition priced at 50 dollars by G R Talbert. More visits: Bill Wellenstein and sons at Loney ranch. Germain and son with Ethel Reid. Talberts dined with the Loney family. Lewis clan from Chateau with Mrs Porter and George visiting the Jones family. Nick Wellenstein traveled to Browning for dinner. Earles and Harry Newman from Conrad dined with the Ashworths.
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites sealed bids for one year beginning January 1 1931 to provide feeding clothing nursing and burial for indigent sick poor and infirm residents of the County Poor Farm. Bids due by December 1 1930.
The first installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1930 in Teton County Montana are due at the county treasurer in Chateau Montana. If unpaid by 6 pm November 30 1930 the taxes become delinquent with 1 percent per month interest and a 5 percent penalty. Half of all taxes are due by 6 pm May 31 of the following year with delinquency and 1 percent monthly interest plus 5 percent penalty thereafter. 6O. G. Meadows treasurer of Teton County Montana. First Pub Oct 16 last Nov 20.
The district court summons William J. Freeborn versus Thomas H. Freeborn and others regarding title to Lots 3 4 5 6 SEY NW4 NEYSW of Sec 6 and SE4SW of Sec 31 in T25N R26W. Unknown claimants may have liens or encumbrances. Answer within 20 days or default judgment may be entered.
The case seeks to compel defendants to reveal their claims and to determine adverse claims by decree. It asks that defendants have no estate or interest in the 314.42 acre tract and that plaintiff's title be declared good. It also requests permanent injunction against any adverse claims and costs. Blanche M. Jacobson seals the document as clerk. Speer and Hoffman, Great Falls, represent the plaintiff. First pub Nov 6. Last Nov 27.
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