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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
2
The article explains that No. 1 dark northern spring wheat with 14 percent protein is a small portion of the Canadian crop and bases Canadian futures. U.S. futures rely on No. 1 northern grade, which is lower than the Canadian price, so direct Minneapolis Winnipeg price comparisons mislead farmers about cross border value.
Montana farmers can haul wheat to Canada pay a 12 cent tariff and still fetch higher prices than in-state sales. E J Bell says lower Canadian freight to seaboard ports and Canada’s stronger market reputation drive the advantage. The pattern has occurred three times in nine years, each lasting a limited period. Grading differences complicate price comparisons between the two countries.
The Montana fish and game commission orders most streams closed to anglers from November 1 until the new season opens next May 20, citing an unprecedented drought. Open rivers include the Kootenai Yank Fisher Flathead Missouri Yellowstone and the Madison. The commission also closes Georgetown Lake Lake Francis Hebgen Lake and Lake Mary Ronan to protect spawning stations and funds wild-animal feeding during winter. Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges gains added counties Cascade Treasure Rosebud and Big Horn with a limit of six partridges per season and three per day, only pheasant cocks may be killed.
The commission added the grebe or helldiver to the list of predatory birds that may be shot out of season due to disease spread among fish.
Notice states Teton County will sell Lots 21 22 23 24 in Block 28 Fairfield Original Townsite at 2:00 PM on Wednesday November 6 1929 in Chateau Montana by cash to highest bidder appraised value 2000. Board of County Commissioners reserves right to reject bids GEO A Carroll County Clerk first publication Oct 5 last Oct 26
Maynard M. Frazier of Chateau Montana, holder of homestead entry No. 053264 filed to prove final claim to SE4 NW, W% S W%, E% SE, Sec 22 and Sec 26, T23N R West PM, appears before A. S. Commissioner on Oct 22, 1929. Witnesses: Iver C. Lestrud, Joe W. White, John E. Goodwin, Ross Porter, all of Chateau. First pub Sept 19, last Oct 17.
Directors of Eldorado Cooperative Canal Co levy one dollar per share assessment on all stock at a meeting in Chateau Montana Sept 17 1929. Pay by Oct 18 1929 to E J Hirshberg. Unpaid shares on Oct 18 1929 become delinquent and may be sold Nov 18 1929 at 2 p m at First National Bank Choteau Montana to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs.
In Montana, Teton county, the Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a foreclosure suit against Levert I Syse and others. Sheriff Th Collins will sell at public auction on October 12 1929 at 2 pm at the courthouse in Chateau for cash the NE quarter and the N half of the SE quarter in section 25 township 25 north range 5 west plus stock certificates of Farmers Cooperative Canal Company.
In the Matter of the Estate of Albert L. Smith deceased an order of the Court dated September 19 1929 directs notice to interested parties. The executor notifies creditors and heirs to present claims or respond as required by law and the court.
The court fixes October 11 1929 at 10 a m in the Chateau court room to prove the will of Albert L. Smith and hear C Holt’s application for administration with will annexed. Any interested party may appear and contest. Dated September 21 1929. Blanche M. Jacobson, Clerk. First pub Sept 26, last Oct 10.
Western Agricultural Co. through D. P. Fabrick applies to Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed on lands in sections 4 5 8 township 26N range 5W M P M. The holder shows $368.40 due plus interest and notes prior tax payments and assignments since 1926. First publication Sept 19, last Oct 3.
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