S. L. Green Held for Mental Observation at Jail
S L Green a Fairfield project farmer was held at Cascade county jail for observation after a cancellation from Great Falls physicians who found him not insane but needing medical care He deteriorated during confinement and damaged a window and fixtures at Deaconess hospital while under long illness and pernicious anemia treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
Great Falls
S. Green
Fairfield
Warm Springs
Cascade County
Board of County Commissioners
Green
Ayers Campaign Tour Runs Through Montana District
Judge Roy E Ayers Democratic candidate for Congress in the second Montana district will visit Choteau Fairfield and Conrad on October 15 speaking at the Beaupre hotel at 1250 PM His tour starts October 4 and covers about 5090 miles with his daughter Liner Ayers and a loud speaker mounted on a special auto chassis The trip ends with a Great Falls address on November 7 the eve of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E Ayers
Lewistown
Montana
Choteau
Fairfield
Conrad
Beaupre Hotel
Liner Avers
Itis
Great Falls
Catholic Services Schedule And Bazaar In Power Parish
Mass times listed for Chateau 11 oclock Bynum 9 oclock Augusta 30 oclock Wolf Creek 11 oclock. Annual dinner and bazaar at Power next Saturday evening by Altar Society ladies. Public invited. J F Schulte Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Wolf Creek
Power
Ladies of the Altar Society
Uiv
J. F. Schulte
S. & B. Expands Fairfield Store and Paper Shifts
The S. & B. Self Service firm from Great Falls opened a Fairfield store replacing the Fairfield Trading outlet run by JF Ifate McDonnell. Emil Johnson will manage with his wife as assistant. Clarence Johnson leads the Fairfield S. & B. unit. Fairfield Times moves publication day to Wednesday from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. & BL. Self Service Company of
Great Falls
Fairfield
Fairfield Trading+1
W W. Mitzel
Wich
Ate McDonnell
Emil Johnson
Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Fairfield Times
Local firms intervene in suit against Smith & Thornquist contractors
In federal action for use and benefit of H Earl Clack Co and Thomas Staunton, intervening plaintiffs claim up to about 1200 each from Smith and Thornquist for fuels and services. Intervenors include Mercantile Brokerate Co Augusta Sanitary Market George R K Fisher Augusta Service Station Starer and Battery Co Craig's Garage Choteau Hardware Co Choteau Meat Co Jos Illrshberg Co New Choteau Garage Teton Service Co J M Baker Co and others. The Monarch Lumber Co and Continental Oil Co also intervene seeking payments of 86.20 and 37956 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. Earl Clack Company
Thomas Staunton
Smith& Thornquist
Federal
J. A. Crichton
Montana
Smith & Thornquist
Sun Tiver
Clack Company
Staunton
Mercantile Brokerate Company
Augusta Sanitary Market
George RK. Fisher
Augusta Service Station
Starter & Battery Company
Craig’s Garage
Choteau Hardware Co
Choteau Meat Company
Jos. Illrshberg Co
New Choteau Garage
Teton Service Company
J. M. Baker Co
Monarch
Wm Bole Honored in Teton Terminology Pas ses
William McClure Bole a veteran Montana newspaperman and co owner of the Great Falls Tribune died Monday at his Bozeman home. He arrived in Montana in 1891 joining Great Falls papers and helped form the Tribune with Warden. He retired in 1927 and the town of Bole bears his name after a name change from Limington due to duplicate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bole
Teton
Bozeman
William McClure Bole
Bole
Montana
Great Falls Tribune
Teton County
Great Falls
Ors. Warden
Tribune
W. A. Clark
Warden
The
Limington
Great Northern Railroad
United States Post Office
Herman Kaptein Succumbs in Corsica South Dakota
Word reaches here of Herman Kaptein death in Corsica South Dakota on September 24 after a two year illness. Former Burton bench farmer, well known in that area and Chateau, he was 53 years old at his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kaptelin
Corsica
South Dakota
Kaptein
Burton Bench
Chateau
Character of Columbus Extolled by Rev Schulte
Rev Fr J I Schulte of St Luke is the keynote speaker at the Chateau Lions reg nar meeting observing Columbus day. He praised Columbus as a great discoverer and criticized writers who attack historic figures. The talk covered Columbus voyages and era conditions with new angles. Mrs George Tennant played piano, Hazel Trescott sang, IL Stafford chaired, P H Crossen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chateau Lions
J. I. Schulte
St. Luke's Church
Father Schulte
George Tennant
Hazel Trescott
IL. L. Stafford
P. H. Crossen
Forest Service funds to be distributed to Montana counties
Montana will receive 29 748 01 dollars from national forest receipts for 1932 in lieu of taxes on state lands. The 25 percent road and school fund is paid to counties for local use, with final review by the General Accounting Office. An additional 11 897 20 dollars set aside for forest roads and trails supplements emergency appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Forest Service
Washington, D. C
General Accounting Office
Teton County
Congress
United States
Uniform Signal Code in Train Whistles Explained
The article describes the standard railroad whistle signals. It notes that two blasts are the most familiar signal and explains how the meanings change with the train in motion.
Pendroy Community Notes Reveal New Year Officers
James Campbell and J L Billings visited Pendroy on business Monday. Max Brownell and family joined Billy Ellsworth guests last Sunday. Pendroy H D club met with new officers presiding and one new member, Mrs Pete Laconette, joining. Miss Ethel Reid spoke on Montana history as the Peterson family, new Otis Shirk buyers, moved into Pendroy winter housing. Home Demonstration leaders Mrs Larson and Mrs Earles attended an all day meeting at Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
J. L. Billings
Chateau
Pendroy
Max Brownell
Alice
Billy Ellsworth
H. D. Club
Tewis
Pete Laconette
Pat Campbell
Lewis
Ethel Reid
Montana
Peterson
Otis Shirk Place
Talbert Apartments
Larson
Earles
Choteau Sat
Community notes fill weekend in Chateau area
Miss Ethel Reid and Mrs Talbert attended a council meeting in Chateau. Church services are planned next Sunday at 3 pm with Sunday school at 2 pm. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Peterson and family, and Miss Hanusa, spent the weekend in Great Falls.
Camp Fire News announces new officers for Cheschamay Group
The Cheschamay Camp Fire group lists officers Guardian Charlotte Looney President Gordon Eckford Vice-president Thelma Newcome Secretary Lorraine Straight Treasurer Helen Brown Long leader Joy Snyder Scribe Virginia Allum. Meetings are Mondays 7:30 to 9:00. Next gathering at Lorraine Straight’s home. Virginia Allum, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Charlotte Looney
Gordon Eckford
Thelma Newcome
Lorraine Straight
Helen Brown
Joy ‘Snyder
Virginia Allum
Hallowe’en Party
Scribe
Ford Leads in Sales Says L. E. Taylor
L. E. Taylor reports Ford led nationwide in June July and August 1930s vehicle sales across passenger cars commercial vehicles and trucks based on official figures from 34 states Ford held top shares in each category and led in major cities during early September He notes Montana Ford outsold rivals and that Ford sold 434 cars in Montana from June through August 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
L. E. Taylor
Taylor
Ford Trucks
Montana
Malone Figures Tax Bill In Terms Of Wheat
Te ton County Taxpayers association president R Malone shows wheat volume needed to cover the tax bill. At 30 cents per bushel the figure is 1 194 755 bushels versus 262 188 bushels in 1928 when wheat priced around 1 25. County treasurer’s tallies were 337 064 68 in 1928 and 358 426 69 in 1932, not including irrigation district taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. R. Malone
Teton County
Open Season Details for Montana Game and Trapping 1932
Montana opens migratory waterfowl season from Oct 1 to Nov 30 1932 with a ten day possession limit and a deadline of Dec 10 1932 for possession. Trapping runs Dec 1 1932 to Apr 15 1933 under a $10 license for marten muskrats fox mink and fisher. Elk and deer big game run Oct 15 to Nov 15 1932 and ravalli county west of Bitterroot River allows Rocky Mountain goat hunting only there. Bear are game animals with no closed season and require a big game license. For county specifics contact Fish & Game department Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hendricks
Montana
Fish & Game Department
Helena
Rocky Mountain
Ravilli County
Bitter Root River
Ownership Statement for Choteau Acantha 1932
Notary sworn statement lists E L Jourdonnais as publisher editor and owner of the Choteau Acantha of Montana. It names M L Bullerdick as associate editor and BE L Jourdonnais as managing editor and business manager. No other bondholders or secured holders are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jourdonnais
Chateau Acantha
Choteau
Mont
M. L. Bullerdick
BE. L. Jourdonnais
How Sensible Folks Stop Rheumatic Pains For 85 Cents
An advertisement for Alleniu claims a safe, harm less, speedy remedy for rheumatic pains. It promises relief within 48 hours and asserts the formula removes excess uric acid from joints muscles and blood, benefiting the entire body.
Pain Relief Promise from The Chateau Drug Co
The notice claims instant relief from rheumatic pain and related ailments within 48 hours. Allenia guarantees the result and offers an 85 cent bottle from The Chateau Drug Co or any modern druggist with money back if not as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenia
Chateau Drug Co
Sheriff Sale Ordered in Foreclosure Case in Montana
In Teton County Montana the Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Howard Higgins and Chateau National Farm Loan for foreclosure. A sheriff sale by cash bid is set for November 5 1932 at 2 p m at the courthouse front door in Chateau Montana. The property spans multiple sections in Township 23 N Range 5 W and 6 W totaling 677.73 acres with all appurtenances. Sheriff J L Collins cites E K Cheadle Jr as plaintiff's attorney with first publication October 18 and last November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
Chateau
Teton County
A. D
J. L. Collins
E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby
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S. L. Green
Roy HE. Ayers
Scott Leavitt
Catholic Services
Fair Field
Times
AL Sherman Self Service Stores
Frome
Chateau, Montana
P&g
Mammoth P. & G
Memerie
Brown
French
Jor
Montco
McIntosh
Green Peppers
Herman Kaptein
S. D
Rev. Schulte
Glacier Park
Lila Jones
Bolsinger
Mutz
Great Northern
Mrs. Reid
North Dakota
Mrs. Talbert
Estes Home
Bonnie 8Ownell
Camp Fire News
Cheschamay Group
Detroit News
Malone
Choteau, Mont
State of
EB. L. Jourdonnais
F. C. Barribal
Iowa
Fred Chandler
Chariton
C. S. McDonald
Percy Hodgskiss
A. B. Guthrie
L. E. Taylor Garage
Teton Service CO
Garage Choteau, Mont
Chas. Klockler
Democratic
Chevrolet Sales and Service
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