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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
2
Official weekly paper published every Thursday at Choteau Montana. It is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscriptions are one year $2.00 six months $1.25 three months 75c. Foreign countries including Canada $2.50 per year. Payable in advance.
The Bole Woman's club hosts a chicken supper and bazaar at Bole hall next Saturday Sept 26 serving at 5 30 pm with chicken potatoes gravy buttered beets cabbage salad jelly pickles ice cream and coffee. Adults 35c children under 12 0c. The H D club meets Oct 1 with color demonstration and roll call My first Beau hosted by Mrs Benson Flanson and Dauwalder. Various local visits and 4 H fair notes follow including Kathleen Campbell appendectomy and 4 H projects.
Pendroy J B and Nick Wellenstein were business callers at Chateau Thursday. Mrs Chaster Thomas and children visited Mrs Fuller. The father of George Brunson died Thursday at Conrad and his funeral was held there Saturday afternoon. Mrs Robert Clarkson and daughter Evelyn stayed a couple days at the Moon home. Mrs Gibler and Mrs Paul Kropp also mentioned in the brief.
About 50 friends gathered Friday evening at the Emerson Rowley home to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rowley. They received many gifts and well wishes. The L D S Bynum branch presidency was reorganized with Roy Stolt as bishop, Frank George and Reid Swenson as first and second assistants.
The Diamond Valley home demonstration club met at Minnie Schultz's on September 8 for the first meeting of the year. Leaders outlined the year's program while Mrs. Bowers discussed weaving using scarfs towels and a pocketbook as illustrations. The group chose the club song A Little Grey Home in the West and enjoyed a short recreation period followed by lunch.
A large gathering of Fairfield ladies hosted a bride shower for Mrs Leonard Olson, formerly Margaret Anderson, nurse at Chateau hospital. The event, arranged by Mrs J M Olson and Mrs E H Prior, honored the new bride who received many gifts. Mr Olson works as chief mechanic at the Weenfields Irrigation District machine shop, and the couple now live at the reclamation camp.
Montana extension agent Carl Peterson arrived in Choteau to spend several days assisting with his work and attend the 4-H club fair. He previously served as county agent between the resignation of Robert Clarkson and the arrival of Fred Willson.
Bishop Fox will preach and celebrate at the 11 o'clock service with Mr. Young assisting. Morning prayer is at 10 30. New Daily Bible Readings booklets available for use. Bishop Fox and Mr. Young attend Sunday evening service with Lee H Young.
The Farmington Ladies Aid plans its annual Chicken dinner and fancy work sale at the Farmington Stall on Wednesday evening September 30. Dinner will be served from 5 30.
On Sunday September 27 1932 Mass is at 9 o'clock in Dutton followed by 18 hours of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. A Mass at 11 o'clock for Power and a second Adoration day on the second Sunday of October. Chateau Mass at 11 and Bynum Mass at 9.
The annual dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary of St Lukes Church will be held on Tuesday October 20 at Social Center hall. Plan now to attend this community event.
Notice prohibits hunting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the author. Land may be crossed only as a temporary accommodation after applying to Kyle Jones.
At a September 19 1936 directors meeting an assessment No 38 of 25 per share was levied on capital stock payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by October 15 1936 at Farmington Montana. Any stock upon which the assessment remains unpaid may be subject to further actions.
Delinquent assessment will be advertised for sale at public auction if unpaid by the specified date. The sale is set for November 6, 1936 at 2:00 p.m. at the front door of the post office in Farmington Montana. CAL BINFORD is secretary-treasurer. First publication September 24. Last publication October 15.
Governor Elmer Holt proclaims submission to Montana voters of Chapter 179 Laws of 1935 the public insurance act for state buildings and contents. The act sets valuation duties premiums and penalties with losses payments and investment rules. The referendum is set for the November 3 1936 election and notices run Sept 10 to Oct 1.
Governor F. H. Cooney announces the filing of a petition for reference to Montana voters on Substitute for House Bill No. 66 Chapter 72 of 1935. The measure concerns marriage licenses health certificates and related provisions, with enough signatures to render the measure inoperative until the November 3, 1936 election.
Stockholders are notified that at a September 2 1936 meeting in Farmington Montana the directors levied a 15 per share assessment on all capital stock. Payment is due by October 12 1936 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Unpaid stock by October 12 1936 becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale. If unpaid, sale is set for October 24 1936 at 2 p m to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. Sale will be held at the specified location.
Public notice dated September 2 1936 at Farmington Montana lists Farmers Cooperative Canal Co and G E Monkman secretary treasurer with publication dates September 10 and October 1 describing a sale at 2 o clock p m on October 24 1936 at Farmington Montana in Teton County.
Governor Elmer Holt proclaims submission to voters on November 3 1936 of Initiative Number Thirty eight establishing licenses for wholesale and retail sale and manufacture of alcoholic beverages. The measure covers license taxes stamp taxes state and city administration fees and repeals 1933 Chapter 105. Public notice dated September 17 to October 15 with Deputy Clifford L Walker signatory.
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against Stephen Evans known as Steve Evans deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to N W Edwards administrator at Bert I Packer office Larson building Chateau Montana. Dated Sept 12 1936. First pub Sept 17 last Oct 8.
Department of the Interior通知 Great Falls Montana August 21 1936 Lorman Bruno Chateau Montana has filed intent to prove up three years for Original Stockraising Homestead Entry Serial 077015 for Lots 9 10 Section 3 N SEX SE4SE Section 4 Township 24N Range 8W Principal Meridian before Charles H Ferris at Choteau Mont on October 5 1936 Witnesses Frank Bruno James Lawrence Charles Nesbit Mack Bruno all of Chateau Montana Thomas F Corbally Register First pub Aug 27 last Sept 24
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