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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
3
Local social notes list visiting guests and events in Pendroy and nearby towns. A church bazaar drew large attendance, and a public auction of real estate in Chateau is set for November 1 1947 with cash terms and court approval.
Montana Extension Service issues a father and son business agreement bulletin for farm and ranch transfers. Authors H R Stucky and Layton S Thompson explain benefits of early son involvement, elements of a successful agreement, and offer a sample form for adaptation to individual farms.
Notice is given in pur suance of a District Court order dated October 16 1947 in Te ton County Montana regarding the estate of Martha Kregness deceased. The undersigned announces sale actions per the court order.
Mrs. Willis Rigby Jr. of Conrad visits her parents as her husband hunts elk and deer. Grandmother Rigby in Conrad hosts visitors. Great Falls shoppers include Mrs. Alex Zier, Mrs. E. Malone, and the A. Weist couple. Arthur Weist paints interiors. a jeep arrives for Arthur. Mrs. Andrew Robinson undergoes appendectomy in Topeka and recovers with her son and daughter in Independence County before returning home.
Mrs Arthur Weist and children visited with Mrs BE Petri Sunday afternoon. Joseph P Claude and daughter Gladys of St. Cloud Minnesota spent a week with Mr and Mrs Otto Schaefer. Mr and Mrs Otto Schaefer visited Mr and Mrs J G Johnson in Chateau. H H Weist hunted in Deep Creek last week and returned with no game. Mrs H Loomis from Malone ranch visited Mrs Rose Schaefer. Mr and Mrs Howard Garrison of Havre were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Rafter. Mr and Mrs Denhert of Fairfield, Mrs Rafter’s parents, stayed at the Rafter home.
The Great Northern Railway moved 20 542 carloads of wheat barley oats rye corn and flax in September the most for the month in 19 years. Blocked elevators fell from 388 on September 1 to 119 on October 1 with further declines expected by November 1 as boxcar supply improved. The article credits teamwork among shippers receivers and railways for efficient loading and unloading and for supporting the 1947 grain crop.
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