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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1955
Page
4
Farmers should inspect and store canvas dams and irrigation gear this fall to avoid delays and damage. Check machinery canvas and other items now to save time and money later. Shelterbelt tree orders are starting, with blue spruce in limited supply. early orders receive priority while stock lasts.
In Magistrate J M Sulgrove court Brown Chateau paid a ten dollar fine for operating a motor vehicle under improper control that resulted in an accident.
A yellow kitten is lost since last Monday. Call 5557 with any information on its whereabouts. This is a child's pet. 22-1tc.
Amund Larson thanks friends for flowers cards papers and cookies during illness in hospital. He recalls the visits and the care from hospital staff and doctors and expresses gratitude.
The Airport Commission of Chateau Montana invites bids on listed equipment to be sold at public auction at the hall front door on Wednesday October 25, 1955 at 1:00 PM. Payment by Cash. removal within ten days. Items include a Toro road mower and Atom road patrol unit.
The VFW Auxiliary to Howard E. Anderson Post 4605 met with Lu Miller presiding as 11 officers attended. Members urged donations of old dairies for packing and noted the November 5 Poppy sale with Effie McDowell in charge. Announcement of the district meeting and a note on the death of District Commander Ben Muzzy were given. A pre Thanksgiving food sale is set for November 23 and Veterans Day observance is encouraged with caps and uniforms. Lunch followed.
Ted Skelton of Pendroy was elected president of Teton County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting in I.O.O.F. hall. Ronald Otness Chateau was named vice president, Kenneth Duncan Pendroy secretary treasurer, with Darwin Crane Choteau and William Jones Pendroy joining the board of directors. Other farm bureau actions included adoption of 1955 resolutions on water, subsidies, and farm policy, and a push for groundwater studies and research funding via a one cent per bushel wheat tax proposal.
Announcement from the North Montana Democratic Organization notes a district meeting in Havre on Saturday October 29 attended by prominent northern Montana Democrats. The group covers Sheridan Daniels Roosevelt Valley Phillips Blaine Hill Liberty Toole Glacier Pondera Chouteau Fergus Teton Flathead Wibaux Richland Garfield McCone counties and plans for the 1956 campaign were discussed.
Deanna Swenson is declared the winner of a community contest. Details on the prize and ceremony are not provided in the readable text.
In November in Great Falls, girls will model their garments for the national contest after competing statewide. Second class winners received traveling kits from chairman Mrs. Kropp. Judges included Mrs. David Buchanan of Chateau and a Fairfield High School graduate from the University of...
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