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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
8
The article defends the new governor describing personal integrity and the aim to lead Montana through four years with peace and benefits. It likens the state to a sturdy boat that has weathered storms but continues to sail after 35 years of statehood.
Collins items report Harry Montigue visiting friends in Dutton over Sunday and returning Monday. George Hull was a business visitor in Great Falls Monday. A baby boy John Lewis was born to Mr. and Mrs. O Keefe on Saturday, November 1. Mrs. Ida F Waterman sailed on Mrs Dana Waterman Tuesday afternoon. Mr Christenson came up from Great Falls to vote. A near fatal car accident occurred near the Teton river bridge involving Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Walier. their car overturned, but they escaped with minor injuries and resumed their trip after care. Miss Dorothy Mead spent Thursday night with Miss Fay Fowler. Farmers prepare turkeys for shipment with the county turkey pool. Mrs. E. T. Fitzgerald has 19 pickers and 280 birds for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Chris Heerman visited Mrs. Dr. Maynard at Chateau Saturday afternoon. George Tomsha visited the county seat Saturday afternoon. Mrs. P. B. Finnegan spent Saturday afternoon in Conrad. Ino England improves property with two more rooms and hot water system. Jno England had a valuable cow killed on the Great Northern tracks. Mrs. Chris Heerman visited Mrs O Keefe Saturday evening.
Teton county finances show half of 1924 taxes due by November 30 being paid rapidly. County Treasurer Mr. Meadows said receipts reached 19 999 82 dollars for the first installment on November 10, with total levies about 358 000 dollars. Delinquent payments were also heavy as the month began.
An early heavy snow storm pulled elk down from mountain ridges near Chateau bringing in many hunters over ten days. Reports say most parties bagged their limits as elk are plentiful this year and snow piles up in their haunts.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Golden Red Creamery Company will be held at the offices of Cole and Packer in Chateau Te ton County Montana on Saturday December 6 1924 at 2 oclock P M for electing officers for the ensuing year and for transacting any business that may lawfully come before such meeting Allan Gamble Secretary First pub Nov 13 last Dec 4.
Funeral services for the late Iver Nassett of Farmington, who died last week in a Great Falls hospital, were held last Saturday afternoon from the Norwegian Lutheran church at Farmington, the Rev. Fjaseth of Jonrad, pastor of the church, conducting the services. Burial was made in the Farmington cemetery.
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and at the death of husband and father Iver Nassett. Thanks for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. Iver Nassbett Leila Nassett Agnes Nassett.
Chateau patrons who motored to Great Falls last week were disappointed when Alma Gluck failed to appear due to a severe cold, forcing cancellation of the engagement.
Great Falls Tribune reports issuance of a marriage license in Cascade County on Tuesday for Joseph M. Lindseth of Choteau and Ethel M. Nyberg of Bynum. The couple plan to wed in the near future with local officials noting the license issuance.
Otto Wagnild thanks voters for strong support in the recent election and pledges to conduct the county treasurer’s office with diligence to merit public confidence.
The Red Cross logged 192 disasters causing 735 deaths and 1,932 injuries, leaving nearly 44,000 homeless and $44.75 million in property losses. Relief totaled $737,603.37, with a new mobile disaster unit ready for rapid response across multiple states. Armistice Day starts annual enrollment urging every American to join or renew.
A brief notice promotes joining the Red Cross with emphasis on member benefits and dividends in good works. It frames contributions as practical support through charitable service and community relief.
Notice reports a white pig about 160 pounds found at a home. Owner can reclaim by paying damages and costs for this advertisement. Contact Mrs. Julius Sten son. 91-3t.
Notice of assessment levied by the Teton Co operative Canal Co at Farmington Montana on November 6 1924. Twenty dollars per share due by December 15 1924 to H B Passmore. Unpaid stock will be delinquent and sold at public auction on December 31 1924 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. First publication November 13.
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