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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
3
Pendroy and nearby figures travel to Minnesota and Great Falls for family and medical visits. Social rounds include dinners, dances, and a birthday celebration. Community members extend thanks for a benefit event and note marriages and schooling activities.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian Juitheran church will hold an annual supper and bazaar at Farmington hall this Friday evening October 18. The menu features fried chicken and other dishes. After supper a sale of fancywork and other items made by the group will be auctioned.
Public School Notes highlights National Picture Week with emphasis on picture study as a valued educational tool. The article notes visual instruction complements poetry and music, invites attendance to a school art exhibit, and mentions new pictures and study outlines. Hal loween party plans are announced for the Junior Primary Group with students preparing decorations and cookies.
The weekly troop meeting drew 27 attendees as three patrols named and elected leaders Eagles Robert Armstrong Beavers Bob Gulbrandsen Folkers Gene Burke. Mr Max Jensen assistant Scout executive spoke of a November 9 Dutton clash among four troops and announced winter camp starting December 26 and an investiture service next Monday for new Scouts.
The Teton Co operative Canal Co announces assessment No 37 of 25 per share on all stock. Payment due by Oct 20 1935 to Cal Binford in Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares after Oct 20 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on Nov 25 1935 to cover the assessment and sale costs. First pub Sept 26 1935.
William Bynum and Marion Green attended a wrestling match in Great Falls Wednesday evening. Thursday evening at the Methodist church featured a program games and lunch. A committee was chosen for another entertainment in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Joe Lightfoot shopped in Great Falls Friday. Bishop Jensen and son Howard returned from a two weeks trip into Idaho and Utah. A Jensen daughter and children accompanied them home and will visit indefinitely. Mrs Jensen remained in Idaho with her daughter Mrs Parley Schenk. Mr and Mrs Dell Green conducted business in Great Falls Thursday. Stanley Stott, son of Roy and Mrs Roy Stott, fractured his color bone.
Fragments describe a broken Friday during playtime with children. Charles Hansen Clifford Hansen and Emerson Rowley departed Saturday with a car and pack horses for about ten days in the mountains for hunting. Gerald Stott and grandfather celebrated at Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Stott. Relief society worked on a quilt at the Stott home.
Department of the Interior notice announces Rupert W. Ward of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up stock-raising homestead for land in sections 17 18 19 20 township 24 north range 8 west before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau on November 11 1935. Witnesses are Frank Salmond E J Osgood Vincent Ward and J C Salmond all residents of Chateau. First publication October 3. Last publication October 31.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District Montana Te ton County notice is given that Edward J Hirshberg deceased will be proven October 28 1935 at ten o'clock in Court Room Chateau Montana for issuance of letters testamentary to Gertrude K Hirshberg. Frances Rosengren Clerk of Court dated October 5 1935. First Pub Oct 10 Last Oct 24.
A fragmented metes and bounds description runs through sections and townships detailing boundary lines. The text specifies corners and section lines across Secs 13 12 4 35 within Townships 25 and 26 North and Ranges 1 and 2 East and ends at a southwest corner.
Legal notice outlines a land description from Sec 1 Twp 25 N Ree 2 E to Sec 25 Twp 38 N Ree 2 E and back to beginning. Dated and issued by GEO A CARROLL County Clerk with publication window October 10 to October 31. First publication October 10.
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