Back Country Range In Fine Shape This Fall Says Forest Officer
Deputy Supervisor A. D. Moir reports Lewis and Clark Forest ranges are in excellent condition for fall. The 1927 season saw only one small fire near Ellis creek at the Willow Creek district. Plans for next year include grazing of six to seven additional bands and adjusted dates July fifth to September 20 for sheep allotments.
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A. D. Moir
Lewis & Clark Forest
Glacier Park District
Moir
Forest Service
Heart Butte
Glacier Park
Forest Office
Board of District 1 warns outside pupils face immediate payments
The District 1 school board reveals it must hire more teachers and acquire new textbooks for about fifty outside-district students in Chateau. It has charged only a fixed $35 per pupil per year, representing one third of total costs, and now demands all back sums plus the upcoming year’s $35 by September 21, or it will take action to protect taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Community church notes and district announcements
This item highlights a school district notice and church schedule. It lists a warning from the district clerk W H Hall and notes a church report by Pastor and Mrs Annabel Smith. The program includes Sunday school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 30 and Epworth League activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Smith
Farmington
Epworth League
Robert B. Culbertson
A Life Saver For The Acantha's Dispatch
Ozcar Erickson, mechanic at Pow er-Morgan Garage, crafted a steel replacement Pewter part after a failure in the type-setting machine. His improvised repair, based on a broken pewter piece, allowed the Acantha to publish on schedule despite the broken part and distance to repairs in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozcar Erickson
Power-Morgan
Acantha
San Francisco
Mr. Erickson
Unsigned Bole News Barred by Acantha Editor
The Acantha cannot publish unsigned correspondence from the Bole community. The editor explains readers deserve attribution to protect accuracy and asks the correspondent to sign future items. The paper will print the news if signatures accompany submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Bole
E Sitor
Huge Golden Eagle Perishes Roosting On Power Line
A large golden eagle dies after roosting on a power line, according to wildlife observers. The incident underscores dangers of man made structures to birds of prey in the region.
Eagle slain on power line displayed at Chateau
A large eagle died yesterday after contact with a Montana Power Company line ten miles west of Fairfield. The carcass, displayed in Chateau’s Electric Shop window, measures about six feet from wingtip to wingtip. B E Brownson notes another eagle of similar size electrocuted last week on the same line. He reports 12 to 14 such bird deaths in the area under his supervision.
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Montana Power Company
Fairfield
Chateau
B. E. Brownson
Notice to Hunters on Lands Controlled by Silsucu Co
No hunting permitted on any lands owned or controlled by the Silsucu Co K Malone.
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Great Falls
Chester A. Pullen
Catherine Kemp
Dutton
Allen A
Cooper
Hannan
Plymouth
J. M. Baker CO
Choteau, Mont
The
Lewis & Clark
Board OF District 1
Nourzis
Lcott
Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Licomfield
Economica
O.k.’S
Power
MO. W. Hall
M. E. Church Notes
Sam Ote
Ada Rec
Choteau
Mont
Acoat
Hirshberg’s
Swift
Ballon
Gillette
Utah
Stockmens State Bank of
Silsucu
K. Malone
Mozer Shoe Shop
Shelby, Choteau
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