Local weekly paper in Choteau Montana
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
Arnold Neiswender senior at the local high school and member of the Teton F F A chapter was chosen to represent the chapter at the tenth annual Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City October 17 to 21. The Milwaukee railroad provides rail and pullman fare. Delegates from across the U S and Hawaii will attend with attractions including the American Royal Livestock exposition and visits to Sears Roebuck and other plants.
Montana's new board of photoplay examiners was named by Governor Roy E B Ayers. Members include W. H. Tippert of Billings, W. G. Montgomery of Butte, Ace Woods of Missoula, A. R. Barger of Lewistown, and Merbert Titter of Great Falls.
The Great Falls hatchery foreman Phil Rottler planted 18 000 natives in Deep Creek south fork, with Otto Wagnild of the Teton County Sportsmen’s Association present. Earlier 10 000 rainbow were released in Eureka reservoir and nearby lakes, signaling growing fishing prospects for locals and visitors.
Farmington hosts Remember the Ladies Aid chicken supper on October 22. H D project leaders meet in Chateau with substitutions due to illness. 4-H achievements day features Scissors Snippers and Stick-Tokt clubs with demos, songs, skits, and exhibits.
The Scissor Snippers and the Stick-Tok 4-H clubs held an achievement program Friday evening October 8 at the hall. The program featured community singing reports of the year’s activities club songs two demonstrations and a talk on Safety First on the Highways by a speaker.
Mrs F W Smith and Veda Thompson described a trip east while youths led a session on planting a Tuber Unit Seed Plot and a demonstration of the candlewick tufting stitch. A short skit What all Housewives Know followed with remarks from assistant county agent Mr Eliason. Active games closed the program and refreshments were served by mothers and leader Dorothy Swanson.
Catholic services listed for Sunday with Mass at Chateau at 9 o'clock and at Bynum at 11 o'clock. J. F. Schulte serves as pastor.
Montana's supreme court began its fall term with a crowded calendar last week. Chief Justice W. R. Sands and associates Ss. V. Stewart, Ralph J. Anderson, C. F. Morris and A. H. Angstman sit on the bench.
Deputy Livestock Inspector J. L. Billings will sell at public auction for cash at the Alan Odden ranch six miles east of Dutton on Saturday November 6 1937 at two oclock p m the described estray a one day three year old mare branded on the right thigh First Pub Oct 14 last Nov 4.
The Community Ladies Aid Society of Fairfield Montana invites sealed bids by 6 PM Monday October 18 1937 for all building work connected with the construction of the project. Bidders must comply with specifications and submit proposals to the society’s office in Fairfield.
Plans and specifications for the Fairfield Congregational Community church project are on file. Used materials on hand should be used to the fullest extent, and the plans may be seen at Mrs. L. B. Kay's home. Mrs. Harold Genger presides over the Fairfield Community Ladies' Aid Society.
Directors levied special assessment No 43 to fund reservoir costs at twenty five dollars per share. Payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by November 3 1937 at Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock will be delinquent and sold at public auction November 20 1937 at 2 p m at the front door of the Farmington post office to cover delinquent assessment advertising costs and sale expenses.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County administrators T O Larson and J F Schulte petition for an order of sale of decedent Katherine Baart s real property. A date of Oct 15 1937 at 10 am is set at the Cho teau courthouse to show cause why the sale should not be granted. The SE Y4 of Sec 33 T22N R2W M M in Te ton County is described. publication in Choteau Acantha.
Directors of Farmers Cooperative Canal Co levy 25 per share on all capital stock at Farmington Montana on September 21 1937. Payment due by October 23 1937 to G E Monkman secretary and treasurer. Unpaid shares by October 23 will be delinquent and sold at public auction November 6 1937 at 2 p m at the front door of the post office Farmington Montana to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. First publication September 23 1937.
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