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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
2
The piece honors Deputy Julius Olson who died while enforcing law in Dutton. It notes officers face sudden danger, the community's support, and the debt owed to lawmen for protecting citizens and property. It reflects on risks, responsibilities, and the respect owed to those serving.
The piece extols the Chateau Lions club and argues for a second local Lions chapter. It stresses cooperation between two clubs, highlights Lions as service organizations, and lists aims such as child welfare, relief of the poor, health and recreation, and discouraging prejudice. It urges members to seek personal enrichment through unselfish service.
President Kenney selects Winold Reiss and Frank Linderman to create a definitive Blackfeet study. Linderman's sixty year immersion and Reiss's ethnically accurate paintings illuminate the tribe from free plains days to present remnants in Montana and Alberta. The Helena Independent hails the work as priceless and deeply perceptive.
Theodore Caufield spent days in Canada visiting friends. H. D. club held a monthly birthday party at the Jensen home honoring Margaret Moore Dorothy Jensen and Teath Stott whose birthdays are in September. Bonfire and marshmallows preceded house gathering and a group planned cattle drives to Browning. Mr and Mrs Bert Jensen and Mrs Rowley left for Idaho and Utah. Mrs Jensen visits Lund Idaho while Mr Jensen attends a L D S conference in Salt Lake. Mrs Rowley returns to Mountain Home Utah after weeks with Mrs Harry Stott and two sons Emerson and Smoot Rowley. Erma Simmons also joined for several months of work.
Community members attend visits with family and neighbors. L D S missionary plans an 18 month southern mission. MIA officers hold meetings to outline the year with an opening ball and Tuesday evening gatherings. Various residents host, visit, and plan future events at homes and church activities through the week.
A scientist argues that the final thought before sleep guides the brain into a related sleep state. The claim suggests conscious mental focus at bedtime can influence dreams and rest quality.
Montana State Highway Commission invites sealed bids for five timber pile trestle bridges and a stock pass on the Augusta Chateau road in Teton county. Bids due Oct 11 1935 at 9 50 am in Helena with 5% bid bond. Plans and specs available in Helena and Missoula US Bureau of Public Roads. The commission may reject any or all bids.
A public notice from the Montana State Highway Commission cites an uncompleted contract that may endanger prompt completion of the planned work. The notice names D A McKinnon State Highway Engineer and Harry J McGregor Chairman, with first publication September 26 and last October 3.
The directors of the Teton Co operative Canal Co met in Farmington Montana on September 24 1935 to levy assessment 37 of 25.00 per share payable by October 20 1935 to Cal Binford secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after October 20 1935 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on November 25 1935 to cover the delinquent amount plus advertising and sale costs. First publication September 26 1935 last October 17 1935.
The article notices an assessment of twenty five dollars per share on all capital stock, due by October 18, 1935, to G E Markman in Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent October 19, 1935 and will be sold at public auction November 2, 1935 at 2 p m at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs.
The District Court of Montana Teton County issues an alias summons to Margar et McDonald in the divorce action filed by Grant McDonald. Defendant must answer within twenty days. failure to appear may result in default judgment dissolving the marriage due to desertion for over a year. First publication Sept 26, 1955. last Oct 17.
The District Court dissolves the bonds of matrimony between Helen M. Selak and John C. Selak on grounds of extreme cruelty and mental suffering lasting over a year. Judgment to be entered as requested in the verified complaint filed in the judicial district of Montana Te ton County. Witness dated September 18, 1935. First publication September 19, last publication October 10.
Executors T O Larson and A B Guthrie notify all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims to be shown at Bert I Packer's office in the Larson building Chateau Montana. First pub Sept 12 1935 last Oct 8 1935.
Notice from Aloysius J. Toeckes administrator of the estate of Peter Toeckes deceased calling creditors to display their claims with vouchers within four months. Claims to be filed at Eugene L Murphy office Chateau Montana. Date Sept 19 1935. First pub Sept 26 1935 and Oct 17 1935.
Directors at Farmington Wyoming Territory in Teton County on September 25 1935 levied a tax or assessment against stockholders. The notice calls stockholders to heed the directors order and pay the levy.
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