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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
8
The earthquake rattled Montana with Helena as the center, causing about $50,000 in damage there. A stronger shock hit Helena again on Tuesday. Plaster fell at the B A Roll home and Mrs Jas Heighton narrowly escaped injury while seated underneath.
Duck season opens October 21 and closes November 19 inclusive. Prohibits guns with more than three shells and shooting over baited ground. Hunting restricted to daylight hours 7 a m to 4 p m Standard time. Bans sink boxes, sneak boats, hunting from a blind too far from shore, live decoys, and use of motorboats sails airplanes or cars for shooting.
The notice sets daily bag limits of ten ducks with exceptions for wood, ruddy, or bufflehead ducks and a four duck goose or brant limit. Waterfowl may be possessed for up to ten days after season closes. A one dollar duck stamp is required from the postmaster, and the rules apply to Indians on or off the reservation.
Donald Kirkaldie treated Friday after an automobile crash. A baby boy named Archie Hodgskiss was born Friday at the hospital to Mr and Mrs Oscar Kregness of Cordova. Archie and Clyde Kregness had tonsils removed. Alma Jacobs of Farmington and Jerry Barrett of Fairfield were admitted for medical care and surgery yesterday.
Jacob Luinstra became owner of a 160 acre tract six miles northeast of Bole in a deal brokered by H L Stafford from the J B Long Co of Great Falls. Luinstra has leased the land to John Van Setten who plans to convert it into wheat land on virgin soil.
Alex Truchot and Miss Isabel Lemmon wed last Friday in Great Falls. The groom, a Teton County High School graduate, is son of Mrs. Mary B. Smith. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lemmon of Farmington, worked at the Hirshberg home. They plan to live on a ranch in the Agawam district.
The Woman's club meeting moves from Thursday to Tuesday October 22. Details about venue and agenda were to be announced at the time of notice.
Postponed meeting planned at Mrs. Arthur Johnsons to finalize bazaar chicken supper and dance. Probate notice sets November 15 1935 for proving Ole Sneum will in Chateau Montana with Martha Kregness seeking letters testamentary.
Listings include Rambouillet bucks crossbreds two ranches and yearling Romney Rambouillet rams. Also selling a Quickmeal cream color kitchen range with reservoir, an Easy washing machine with gas engine and dryer, alfalfa seed, and assorted second hand items at Charley’s Second Hand Store and Choteau Hardware Co. Transactions involve Clark Coffey Armstrong J R Armatrong R E McAllister and Davis ranch near Bole.
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