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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
2
Official weekly publication for Teton County issued in Choteau Montana. Details subscription rates by period and currency, with prices for domestic and foreign addresses and advance payment terms.
Cascade County Trades & Labor Assembly objects to private contract housing for Fairfield resettlement units. They say private bids exceed union-wage costs, lack government supervision, and hurt local workers and farmers. Subletting by contractors suggests profit taking at the expense of fair wages.
Eight carloads of cattle were shipped from Bynum Tuesday of last week, two owned by Bill Irwin of Blackleaf district. Irwin visited Bynum Monday. Terril and George Schenk had their tonsils removed last week and are recovering. All county chorus practice for Chautauqua was held in Bynum last Wednesday. turnout was small. Mrs Tomna Green went to Helena Thursday, returning with husband Del Green who is home and well.
Mrs. Bert Jensen and Ona visited Mrs. Alta Stott Thursday. Mrs. Warren Jerome was taken to Conrad hospital Thursday evening ill and needed a blood transfusion. Several couples visited each other Sunday and Friday across Agawam, Great Falls, Vaughn, and nearby homes, with church services and meals noted.
Pendroy Nella Gaare was a supper guest of Jean Larson Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sorenson was an overnight patient at a Conrad hospital last week. Several families and individuals visited relatives in Montana towns including Garrison Helena Missoula and Great Falls. Students plan to enter the State University at Missoula.
Darwin Crane and wife shopped in Conrad on Saturday. Bertha Tomsha recovering from an appendicitis operation and released to home in Conrad. Ben Beringer shopped in Brady and praised his irrigated wheat crop with some light spots and slow ripening green grain. EF Ferris auction drew a demonstration of irrigation expanding garden produce on a small plot. Ferris planned to move to Chicago with a farewell party at R. S. McClenhan’s home honoring two years of good neighbors and community work. Lawrence Fitzgerald visited Brady on Monday. Harold Crane helped with harvest. a few showers fell this morning.
Thursday notes Mrs. Geo Seufert spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Nick Wellenstein. Friends of E W Reid and Heather Mitchell hosted a surprise birthday dinner at the Porter home. Ladies Aid plans a Sept 30 meeting with Mrs. Max Brownell. Mrs. Jones and daughter Beryl drove to Bozeman Monday. Beryl remained at the State college while Mrs. Jones returned.
Grain producers of Teton County are urged to attend a meeting at the Court House in Cho teau on Saturday October 2 to discuss the new parity price farm bills pending in Congress. President WM. D. Retquam invites all farmers to share views and ideas on wheat production and related subjects for possible changes.
Eleven Teton county youths have enrolled for the October term of the Civilian Conservation Corps. D. W. Hutchinson, a local welfare caseworker, says several more are deciding. Enrollees include Harry Agee Agawam Gus H Keller Collins Robert D Davidson Farmington Jens C Jensen Dupuyer Joe Anderson Charles Roll John Davidson Chateau Marvin Kaas Raymond Kaas Neil Hofte Nick Shein Dutton. Enrollment closes in a few days and the group will depart around October 1.
Frank and Mike Harok spent the weekend in Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Melvin Simucen of Conrad spent Sunday with R Mce Clenican and wife.
The Interior Department U S Land Office Great Falls Montana gives notice that Beryl B Kaiserman formerly Hildreth of Helena Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim serial 078867 for lands in section 8 and 9 township 25 north range 8 west on Oct 38 1937 before Charles H Ferris U S Commissioner Chateau Montana witnesses include Rd Fearson Woodrow Collins Malcolm Lussenden Edwin Burfening all of Chateau Montana First publication Sept 9 last Oct 7
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te County, the estate of Augusta S Wilcox, deceased, is to be probated. The court sets October 15 1937 at 10 a m in the courthouse for proving the will and the hearing on Maude W Jones petition for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated September 20 1937. H M Daley Clerk of District Court. First pub Sept 23 last Oct 7.
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