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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. R F Baillie returned from a brief trip to Butte Spokane and Couer d Alene via Great Northern excursion rates. They met hosts in each city and reported busy stores with a subdued mood.
Bynum and Hampton Bloom travel to Great Falls for a couple of days with Mr Harris and Jackie. Broadhead Handberg Harris and Rowley hunted on the Dearborn river for three days and returned with meat. George and Green motor to Sunriver to buy sheep. Hansen visit Conrad on business. Broadhead Green Handberg Swenson visit and dine with Reeves in Chateau and plan winter in Utah. Swenson and Green plan a Thursday auto trip through Idaho and Utah visiting friends and relatives.
About 75 copies of The Montana Agricultural Outlook prepared by Paul Carpenter were mailed from County Agent Robert Clarkson. The 4 page pamphlet, published Sept 28, covers beef cattle hay feeding butter poultry eggs and wheat with notes on wheat plantings and dairy beef and poultry industry conditions in 1932.
Montana farmers face tight credit and low livestock values as feed grains stay ruinously priced. Cattle feeders struggle for two years and grain farmers cheer cheaper inputs while western hay supplies shrink with less grain and more weed hay.
Collins Co D Baquet and wife made a business trip to Conrad Thursday. The Ladies Aid meets Saturday at Mrs Inge Cranes home. A large crowd attended the Collins Home Demonstration club party Saturday night to raise funds for school hot lunches. Mrs Bessie Reiquam presides.
Gap Hallie Ferris assists his father and Mrs Waterman with repairs in Collins this week. Mr and Mrs Hauxwell visited Mr and Mrs Myers last Monday. Mr and Mrs Myers dined with Mr and Mrs McClennican in Collins last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gun Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Porter visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ferris a week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bush and family visited neighbors earlier in the week.
Earl Yeager of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim on land described as SW% SE, S% SW, Sec 4 and SEX SE, Sec 5, T 24 N R 7 W, MT. He previously entered on Oct 1 1926 and now will present proof before A S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on Nov 2.
The notice lists witnesses James Peebles Harley W Yeager Steph Snyder and William Krofft from Choteau Montana for a claim before the register M D Nicholson. First publication September 24 and last publication October 22 1931.
The district court of Montana Teton County issues an alias summons to W F Smith in a divorce action filed by May D Smith. The plaintiff seeks divorce on desertion and failure to provide, with a court clerk notice dated October 9 1931 and attorney James B O Flynn of Great Falls Montana. Publication dates begin October 15 and run through November 5.
Notice of application for tax deed describes lands in Te ton County Montana from sections 2 3 and 11 township 26 range 6 west. Lands were struck off July 19 1926 for delinquent taxes to the county with a tax sale certificate later assigned. The owner paid 1926 first installment November 30 1926 and the signer holds the certificate and the taxes.
Western Agricultural Co. under D P Fabrick announces a tax sale redemption payment of 356.53 and interest with a November 7 1931 deadline to apply for a tax deed covering specified parcels in Sections 2 3 and 11 Township 26 North Range 6 West. First pub Oct 8 last Oct 22.
Notice of delinquent tax sale and redemption for NESE, NWSE, and SESE of Section 18, Township 26 N, Range 4 W, MT. Sale on Jan 24 1927, assigned Apr 12 1927, redemption Mar 14 1930, amount 303.84, proceeding for Tax Deed on Nov 7 1931 by Western Agricultural Co. First pub Oct 8, last Oct 22.
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