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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

Page

4

Classified notices and sales listings from Choteau

A dense block of small ads lists second cutting alfalfa, tractors, used furniture, a Crosley fridge, timber, tires, saddles, and housing. Items include a tan Kroebler couch, a Graham Hoeme plow, a Claude canoe hall, and multiple rental, want, and service notices from Choteau and nearby Fairfield. Contact details appear for Herman Gras dock, Leslie Chalmers, Guy Kale, and others.

Herman Grasdock Fairfield Choteau Hanson Bros Lincoln Nick Paulus Leslie Chalmers Itc Crosley Shelvador George Sabo Marshall Wells Tan Kroebler Hilary Gollehon Graham Hoeme Hanson Brothers Garage Claude Canoe Hall Guy Kale Floyd McFarlane Ramaker Saw Mill Vic Sargent Chateau Tfe Frank Gordon Pioneer Bar Tib Bill Grodt Taylor Motor Go Taylor Motor Company Townsend Shoe Repair Montana Hamilton Acantha Choteau Electric

County Agent Reminds on Wheat Bait and 4-H Needs

Grasshoppers damage early seeded winter wheat in several county localities. Bait uses bran sprayed with Aldrin and mixed with kerosene or diesel. available in Dutton and Chateau. Instructions posted at mixing stations and extension office. Also notes secretary needed, and 4-H clubs need more leaders and new local groups.

Dutton Chateau Chotéaurs Choteau

Montana Ram Sale to Feature 700 Rams in Miles City

The Montana Ram Sale returns to the Eastern Montana fairgrounds in Miles City on September 18 with about 700 top breed rams from the Rambouillet Columbia Rambouillet Crossbreds and other breeds. State veterinarians will inspect each ram before the sale to ensure sound health as the Montana Wool Growers association sponsors the event and Ken Conzelman of Bozeman conducts the auction. It is billed as the largest Montana ram sale ever held in Miles City.

Montana Miles City Everett E. Shuey Helena Columbia H. Lehfeldt Lavina Lester Schulz Sheridan Hartley Stock Farm Page Ken Conzelman Bozeman

Mother of Bill Riggs Dies at Long Beach

Mrs. Olive Riggs mother of Bill Riggs of Chateau and longtime Conrad resident died in Long Beach California after months of illness. Her husband died there about a year ago. Born in New Salem Illinois she married George Riggs and moved to the area in 1910. They ran the Riggs Grocery store at the present B and L Steakhouse site in Conrad.

Olive Riggs Bill Riggs Chateau Conrad Long Beach Calif Riggs New Salem Ill George Riggs B and L

Wedding Dance Saturday for Mr and Mrs Wesley Brown

A free wedding dance is set for Mr Wesley Brown and Mrs Brown at the Aragon Ballroom in Fairfield on Saturday night. The event invites friends and relatives to celebrate the new union with a festive gathering.

Mrs Wesley Brown Aragon Ball Room Fairfield

Card of Thanks from Bert Jenson

I express deep gratitude to the many kind friends who visited me in the hospital and to all who sent cards and best wishes for a quick recovery. Bert Jenson.

Funeral services held for Gustav A. Fredrickson at Choteau church

Gustav A. Fredrickson died last week from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Choteau Lutheran Church by Rev. A B Gravdal with burial in the Soldier's Plot. He was born in Oslo in 1893 and lived in Teton County since 1915. Surviving are his widow Mabel, two daughters Dorothy Mae Riggs and Esther Snider, and two sisters in Norway. Pallbearers included J W Breen and Nick Pampburn.

Choteau Lutheran Church Gustav A. Fredrickson A. B. Gravdal Choteau Cemetery Fredrickson Oslo Norway America Teton County Fairfield Chateau Mabel Bruno Montana State University Missoula American Legion 348Th Field Artillery Black Leaf Canyon Teton Canyon Fort Peck Dorothy Mae Riggs Esther Snider J. W. Breen Nick Pampburn B. J. Packer Stuart Myers Gordon Monkman I.,.g Lestrud

Wi-Mo-La-Si Club Meet With Mrs Johnson

The Wi-Mo-La-Si club will meet with Mrs. O. M. Johnson on Saturday September 13. The gathering is announced in the community social notes and invites members to attend at the designated time and place.

O. M. Johnson

1952 Bulldog Football Schedule Preview

The 1952 schedule lists games for the Bulldog season with dates opponents and locations. Non-conference matchups are noted and include Fort Benton Fairfield Conrad Great Falls IVs Great Falls Central ancy Bro Chinook with home and away sites indicated.

Fort Benton Fairfield Conrad Great Falls Iv’s Great Falls Central Ancy Bro Chinook

Wireworm Treatment Of Winter Wheat Now Recommended

A field test shows treated plots yielded 3.2 and 6.3 bushels per acre more than untreated plots. Corkins recommends gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride or lindane at one ounce per acre for infested winter wheat, with protection lasting several years and potential spring carryover. Growers should check summer fallow fields in spring for wireworm signs.

Themer Corkins Jis Corkins

Archaeology Traces Native Culture Migration Across Montana

Montana State University archaeologists confirm a 300 year westward movement of native cultures from eastern coasts to Montana and beyond. The field party, directed by Prof. Carling Malouf, finds a pattern of gradual cultural merging from North Dakota into eastern Montana and across to Washington and Oregon, aided by cooperation with the National Park Service and Smithsonian.

Montana Atlantic North America Montana State University Garrison North Dakota Carling Malouf Washington Oregon Flathead Lake Great Central Plains Continent High Plains Rocky Mountains Continental Divide New World University National Park Service Smithsonian Institute North Dakota Historical Society

Castor Oil Improves Paint for Highway Markings

A University of Michigan professor found that adding castor oil to highway marking paint enhances adhesion and reduces chipping under heavy wear. The discovery suggests longer lasting road markings and potential cost savings for maintenance.

University of Michigan

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