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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
3
The Dupuyer Acantha reports roads hindering travel for the Burgy caravans and notes residents moving for winter schooling. It covers a local jail bid notice, political commentary on the 1896 election and a Maine inquiry, plus remarks on Bryan and McKinley.
Mrs. Luke Keogh reports a top wheat stand in the county and plans to plant 400 acres next year as she bines this year's crop awaiting higher prices. Earle Hansen leaves for North Montana on a jewelry line sales trip from Roch ester, New York. Miss Mariam Udin to wed Jack Allen near Great Falls. couple to reside at Fairfield. Mariam is a trained nurse. Slick Everett injures leg in a self inflicted gun accident near Choteau. under care at O Neill hospital. Two cinnamon bears move from Great Falls to Bynum with Ray Porter. Mrs. B J Crary hosts Choteau school pupils at Royal theater.
The Busy Bees sewing club and the Wide-Awake club joint exhibit and achievement day featured demonstrations on a stocking darn and paper pattern alterations. Members wore dresses in a fashion parade as the audience applauded. A health program is planned for Sept 24 at Collins Hall with public attendance encouraged. George Thomsha held the winning ticket for a box of home made candy.
Last fall a house fire started from an overheated fire. The fire department arrived quickly and saved the barn and other buildings. The text notes phones save time on trips and costs only a few cents a day for everyday use.
A free matinee featured Hoot Gibson in Hard Horn? re along with the first chapter of Peter B. Kyne's Heroes of the West and a Gang comedy. The youngsters thanked Mrs Crary for the courtesy.
Helena hardware stores report selling more than 2000 gold pans and a similar number of shovels during the past summer as unemployed residents turn to placer mining to pay grocer bills. E. M. Bell of Holter Hardware notes regular shipments to territory villages tributary to Helena and says placer mining supports families and circulation, urging support for the activity.
A driver stranded in a line improvises a solution by honking to solve a roadside mystery, as reported by the FOledo Blade.
Notice sets Friday September 30 1932 at 1 a m in the court room of the courthouse Chateau Teton County Montana for proving the will of Mary W Connor deceased and for hearing Charles H Connor's application for lottery testamentary. Blanche M Jacobson clerk dated September 12 1932 first publication September 15 last bet 39
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri shares she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She claims increased energy and no hunger. The ad urges half teaspoon in hot water each morning and notes a 4 week bottle costs little with money back if not satisfied.
Charles Dickens ranked as a premier platform reader, earning more than $100 000 from a series of readings in a three month period, highlighting his extraordinary popular appeal and financial success.
The Teton Co operative Canal Co of Farmington Montana announces a 25.00 per share assessment on all stock. Payment due by October 17 to Cal Binford secretary treasurer. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction November 17 to cover delinquent assessment and costs. First pub September 22, last October 13.
Farmers Co operative Canal Company directs stockholders to pay a twenty five dollar per share assessment by October 15 1932 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after October 15 will be delinquent and sold at public auction November 5 1932 at 2 p m at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent assessment advertising costs. First publication September 22 1932.
Notice sets October 3 1932 at 2 PM for the Board of County Commissioners in Choteau Montana to hear protests and verify signatures on a petition to create a Horse Herd District. The described boundary begins at Section 36 Township 21 North Range 3 West and traces multiple mile-wide lines through the area.
Public notice for a Montana constitutional amendment proposed by the 1931 legislature. Text outlines required qualifications to vote, including US citizenship and one year residency, with amendments about felons and future restrictions. Separate official ballots planned for November 1932.
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