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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
The Choteau Acantha is the official paper for Teton County published weekly in Choteau Montana. It lists subscription rates including one year 2.00 six months 1.25 and three months 75 cents with a foreign rate of 2.50 per year and advance payment required.
Local residents travel for hunting visits and family gatherings. Budweiss events include conference at the L D S church with Pres Quinney possible attendance. Several families including Schenk Moore Swenson and Green frequent Idaho Utah trips and market events in Great Falls with social visits and a wrestling match.
The piece notes a chilly front reaching Collins with warning of winter conditions. Eddie Johnson and wife, a newly married couple near Collins, attended a community dance at the hall. The H. D. club plans its regular social meeting Thursday at the ball, hoping for good turnout. The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Lora Bailey on Wednesday November 6 at 2 pm. J A Coghill and wife and Mrs N E Baquet visited from Great Falls for the weekend at Coghill and Baquet homes.
Public auction set for November 16 1935 at 2 p m at the Teton County courthouse Chateau Montana offers diverse parcels by sections with appraised values and terms including cash down payments and installment plans. The sale follows Montana law and is subject to Board approval with rights for lessees and mortgage lands including royalties and liens. The notice also includes a separate public publication notice for Rupert Ward Chateau Montana asserting three year proof for stock raising land and witness list.
The Farmers Cooperative Canal Company of Farmington Montana reports delinquent stock assessments dated September 25 1935 for Oluf Lindseth and Wachsmuth Sisters each $25. The board will sell sufficient shares at the Farmington post office front door on November 2 1935 at 2 p m to cover the delinquency plus advertising costs. G E Monkman secretary. Dated Farmington Montana October 21 1935. First pub October 24 last October 31.
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