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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1929

Page

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Thistle and weed control meetings planned in Pendroy area

County Agent Robert Clarkson to lead demonstrations on calcium chlorate weed control next week. Monday activities include farms at Gregor Tangen Cal Binford and Chris Olen near Farmington with talks from farmers on thistle morning glory and quack grass control. Tuesday in Pendroy at Jay Gitchell and Ed Neier ranches will show additional patches and application directions.

Robert Clarkson Gregor Tangen Cal Binford Chris Olen Farmington Lars Nagset Binford Tangen Mr. Clarkson Chris Osen Farmington Norwegian Lutheran Church Pendroy Jay Gitchell Gitchell Neier Ranch

Labor Day Car Smash Damages Three Autos in Montana

Mr and Mrs J E Baker were heading to Great Falls when their car met Frank Calkins's vehicle near Manchester. An Oakland driven by O Hansen from Chateau slid between them, injuring both others. The Oakland rolled down a steep embankment, ending in dirt. Baker drove slowly to town. Hanson towed and bought a new car.

J. E. Baker Great Falls Calkins Mr. Baker Oakland Mr. Hanson Hanson Fairfield Times

Drunk Driver Golfrey Stewart Fined Fifty Dollars

Golfrey Stewart was arrested Monday afternoon by City Marshal John T. Moore and Undersheriff J. L. Bilings after authorities saw him driving his car on the sidewalk between the Milwaukee depot and Ted's Service station. He pleaded guilty before City Magistrate J. G. Jackson and received the minimum $50 fine, then freed after payment.

Golfrey Stewart John T. Moore J. L. Bilngs Milwaukee Depot Ted J. G. Jackson

Peterson Appointed Water Commissioner

District Judge R. M. Hattersley named Obert Peterson water commissioner to admeasure and distribute Teton river irrigation water. The Eldorado Co operative Canal Co filed the petition, led by T. O. Larson as president and E. J. Hirshberg as secretary, due to low river levels this year.

R. M. Hattersley Obert Peterson Teton River Eldorado Co-operative Canal Co T. O. Larson E. J. Hirshberg

Lions Club appoints two committees at meeting

The Chateau Lions club met at the Beaupre cafe last night and created two committees a skating rink committee and a swimming hole committee. Members include Harry Adams R I McClue M K Luther Geo Tennant James Eckford.

Chateau Lions Club Beaupre Cafe R. I. McClue M. K. Luther Harry Adams Geo. Tennant James Eckford Carl Malone Flolena Teton County State Board of Equalization L. E. Taylor Chateau James Fekford

Local Scout Movement to Continue in Chateau

Renewal of Boy Scout activity in Chateau last week led the local council to decide to keep the program going. Russel Conklin of Great Falls spoke, confirming the plan, with Dr. E. J. Crary and Geo Carroll among those present. A court of honor is set for September 26 for second class badges with tests conducted by Scoutmaster Carroll and reviewed by a board.

Chateau Boy Scout Council Russel Conklin Great Falls Montana Scout Council E. J. Crary J. C. Morgan Chateau Public Court of Honor George Carroll Board of Review Board of Carroll

Wildcat Wells Drilled West of Choteau Fuel Montana Oil Rush

H B Chessher and Genoa Oil & Gas along with United Petroleum officers drill a wildcat on the Te ton anticline near the Salmond ranch twenty five miles west of Choteau. They have leased about 30 000 acres and expect a major oil program as independents and big companies flood the foothills seeking the rumored main Montana oil pool.

Choteau Teton Salmond Ranch Chateau H. B. Chessher Montana Oil Man Genoa Oil & Gas Company Great Falls United Petroleum Company of Chicago Montana Salmond Chessher

Postmaster Examination Announced for Bole Montana

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster exam for Bole Montana with vacancy to fill and others as they occur. Applications due by September 20. examination date to be shown in admission cards mailed after close of applications. Candidates must be U.S. citizens aged 21 to under 65 and reside in the local office district.

United States Civil Service Commission Bole Montana Chateau Washington, D. C Washington United States

Larson Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Visiting Ladies

Mrs. T. O. Larson hosted a bridge luncheon at the Post Tavern Tuesday afternoon for ten visiting ladies from Great Falls. After lunch, bridge was played at the Larson home.

T. O. Larson Post Tavern Great Falls Larson

Hunting Season Opens Next Monday September 16

Open season starts September 16 with a five day upland bird period in August end and a migratory birds window from September 16 to December 31. Bag limits include 25 ducks eight geese 20 Wilson snipe and 25 coot and Rails limits. Possession restricted after January 10 and shooting hours run from before sunrise to sunset.

Nimrods State Game Commission Teton County

Water redirected as creek bed straightens flow

Last Saturday water washed into a new straight spring creek bed between Adams Oil and Monarch Lumber. By Monday the height at Monarch Lumber bridge was four inches above normal, due to reduced seepage from the old bends. Experts expect lower underground flow on the east side as the straightening takes effect.

Monarch Lumber Company Adams Oil Company The Lumber Company

State Board Holds Hearing in Choteau

The state board of equalization held a Monday hearing at the Choteau courthouse over the assessed valuation of town property. Boorman Lumber asked for a reduction for Jets in the city. the county board refused and the lumber company appealed. The hearing was led by James H. Stewart and D. J. Murl with Julius Swerthner of Great Falls for the company. no decision yet. Attending were the Teton county commissioners.

State Board of Equalization Choteau Boorman Lumber Company Teton Lumber Company Teton County

Chateau Golf Club Championship Qualifying Scores

Scores from the 18 hole qualifying round show Clarence Looney 79 C D McDonald 79 Clinton Core 85 G C Core 87 James Eckford 87 Co Ss Mc Donald 87 Tommy Gossack 89. Matchups are Looney with Core C D McDonald with Eckford T H Pridham with C S McDonald and Clinton Core with Tommy Gossack. Qualifying rounds for first and subsequent flights must be turned in before next Sunday evening.

Chateau Clinton Core Tommy Gossack

Whippet coupe damaged in Bynum area crash

J C Taylor local state stock inspector suffered a Monday night accident three miles west of Bynum when rain slick road caused his Whippet coupe to slide, strike a bridge railing and leave the road. He was unhurt. mechanics later repaired the windshield radiator fender and running board.

J.C. Taylor Bynum Iy. Taylor Mr. Taylor

Forest Fires Burn About 6600 Acres This Year

The supervisor's office reports 11 fires in the Lewis and Clark forest this year eight man caused and three by lightning. Low lightning this summer left 6600 acres burned as fires in Dearborn and Lubec districts are nearly out with watchers still on duty.

Dearborn Lubec Lewis & Clark Forest

Citizenship Hearing Set Before Judge Hattersley

A final hearing on petitions for citizenship will be held before Judge R M Hattersley at the courthouse on Saturday of this week. Petitioners heard include Clara Ferris of east of Chateau Fred Peltmann of Dutton and Gustave Voet of Dutton. Ferris was born in South Africa Peltmann in Austria and Voet in Belgium.

R. M. Hattersley Clara Ferris East of Chateau Fred Peltmann Dutton Gustave Voet Ferris South Africa Mr. Peltmann Austria Mr. Voet Belgium

24 Cars of Cattle Shipped on Tuesday

Twenty four carloads of cattle were shipped to the Chicago market via the Great Northern railway from Choteau and Bynum on Tuesday. Fifteen cars came from Choteau and nine from Bynum. Shipments included Frank Salmond four cars, Wilson Grey nine, Teton County Shipping Association one, T. A. Meagher one, Ed. Burfening two, Louis Hamilton one, and L. T. Hager six.

Chicago Choteau Bynum Great Northern Railway Frank Salmond Wilson Grey Teton County Shipping Association T. A. Meagher Ed. Burfening Louis Hamilton L. T. Hager

Woman's Club Set to Meet Next Tuesday

The first fall meeting of the Woman's club will be held at Mrs. Gay Franklin's home on Tuesday September 17. The program features a talk on landscape gardening by Mr Treadwell of Treadwell nursery Great Falls followed by a Q and A and a round table discussion.

Woman’s Club Gay Franklin Treadwell Great Falls

Teachers Meet in Choteau Next Week

Teton county grade school teachers and supervising principals will gather at Choteau public school on September 18 and 19. Miss Dampiere and Miss Kohten will lead lectures on curriculum, methods, and music, with talks from Mrs. Stafford on school management and possibly Mrs. Morse on health in schools. No county classes except at the high school on those days.

Teton County Choteau Miss Dampiere Miss Kohten Kohten Anna I. Stafford Sara E. Morse Montana Tuberculosis Association

Choteau Schools Open With Strong Attendance

Teton county high school and Choteau grade school report robust start to the year with 439 total students enrolled across the two institutions. High school freshmen total 73 and grade enrollment exceeds last year with 250 at the grade school and 189 at the county high school by week’s end.

Teton County High School Choteau Grade School Ruby Miller A. B. Guthrie Clas Guthrie Bynum Fairfield Pendrey Chateau Smith-Hughes M. E.A Miller Montana Educational Association

Stephens resigns from Meyer Motor Sales to study dentistry

Clarence Stephens, son of Dr and Mrs C J B Stephens, resigns his position at Meyer Motor Sales and will leave Tuesday for Chicago to enter Northwestern University. Sales rooms will be open only in the afternoons during his absence, with no replacement employed this fall and winter.

Clarence Stephens C. J. B. Stephens The Meyer Motor Sales Chicago Northwestern University Stephen Meyer Sales Rooms C. Meyer

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Thistle Control Farmington and Pendrey Farms Peterson Lions Club First National Bank U.S TOTAL Wildcat Chessher and Associates Sweetgrass Hills Rockies Alva Larson Europe Helen Thompson Chas. Davis Chateau Public School Citizens State Bank
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