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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
2
The piece reflects on summer ending and fall approaching with lessons about preparation. It notes fall goods and fur coats on display as merchandising signals while urging readiness for life’s duties, work, and aging, echoing Whittier’s thought that life remains lord of death and love endures.
The Great Falls Tribune discusses how the national recovery act may reduce work hours, boosting Chicago amusements while warning against wasted time. It argues spare hours offer self improvement, study, and reading for some, but may cause waste for others depending on personal choices and ambition.
Ed Wynn, Hollywood actor and Texaco, reports that Greater Fire Chief Gasoline now carries an absolute maximum anti knock rating. Texaco launches a broad Western ad campaign to push the fuel at regular prices. Early reports claim improved performance and rising sales from Texaco dealers W. H. Geis and Shirley Wallace.
Helena announced regulations for an open season on Chinese and Mongolian pheasants and Hungarian partridges from October 29 to November 5. Daily bag limit five birds, possession limit 10. state preserves closed. Teton County open with limits. several counties closed or selectively open for certain species. Teton Sportsmen seek no open season on Chinks and request a 30 day Hun season.
Ben Shelmerdine visited town with relatives and friends last week. Reid Swenson began threshing after a storm, threshing mustard on his own place. The H. D. was organized again at Mrs. Bert Jensen’s home, with Wuilate Stott president Lucile Lee vice president and Blanche Rowley secretary. Gerald Stott returned from Browning after caring for cattle. Bert Stott staying there. Mrs. Eddie Powers returned from two weeks at Great Falls Conrad and Brady. Robert Clarkson and two secretaries visited Bynum for the wheat allotment plan. Friends gathered for Charles Perkins visiting, who leaves soon for work. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Green visited Harry Stott’s. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Swenson visited Roy Hanberg.
The M I A will hold an opening social Friday evening at the L D S hall with singing program games dancing and lunch. The event is free and all are invited. Mr and Mrs Dell Green spent Monday on Dupuyer creek picking berries and report abundant berries there for everyone.
Mass times listed for next Sunday at several churches including Chateau Bynum Augusta and Fairfield with Augusta celebrating Communion Sunday. Rev J F Schultr pastor directs parish activities.
Executor Ellsworth John Strand calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication at Bert I. Packer office Chateau Montana. Date September 5 1933. Bert I Packer attorney for executor. First pub September 7 last September 28.
Directors of Farmers' Cooperative Canal Company met in Farmington Montana in Teton County on August 30 1933 and ordered a twenty five dollar assessment levied on stockholders.
Delinquent stock assessments of 25.00 per share due by October 14 1933 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer at Farmington Montana. Unpaid stock as of October 14 1933 will be sold at a public auction on October 28 1933 at 2 p m at the post office front door Farmington for delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses. First publication September 14 1933 last October 6 1933.
J E Hodgkiss heir of William Hodgkiss deceased of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof on the ad ditional stock raising entry serial 071834 covering lots and sections in town 23 north range 5 west principal meridian. Proceedings before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Choteau on October 9 1933 with witnesses William Ameline Hugh Robinson Percy Hodgskiss and Robert Clarkson all residents of Choteau Montana. First pub August 31 last Sept 238.
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