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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
3
In Dupuyer the social club schedules a ball for next Saturday at the town hall. Local residents update on town happenings including new blacksmith shop opens north of the Acantha, and visits by A. D. Campbell. Dr. E. S. Cooper notes Republican ticket strength in Choteau.
Mrs Florence Roselle linked with the Novelty Shop left Chateau for Billings to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wil Miller of Monida. Parcel Post Rates Up parcel post rates rise one to three cents per pound starting October first. Miss Grayce Thompson, Te ton high graduate, entered Whitman college in Walla Walla. Mrs C H Porter accompanied Grayce to Spokane. Mrs O Hansen learned of Mrs Harvey Peden’s mother’s death in Holland sberg Ohio. Peden was 78 and paralytic. John Happy Becker returned from a nationwide trip reporting good crops in the Dakotas and eastern Montana. J E Byrne and Mrs Byrne visited Idaho relatives. Gaffney County assessor here 14 years near Orofino. Weyerhauser mill at Orofino to resume soon. The Club opened Tuesday. Alex Burrell temporary administrator of his brother’s estate. Henry Burrell and Jess Davis back on jobs. Grapes Grown Near Collins Mrs Lora Bailey attended the Red...
The piece argues that human nature trends toward fault finding while suggesting some people act more human than others. It reflects on judgment, empathy, and the varying standards people apply in everyday life.
Death Valley spans about 50 miles in length and 20 to 25 miles in width between surrounding mountain crests, outlining a substantial basin in the desert region.
An advertisement declares Allenia a 24 prescription from Chateau Drug Co that relieves pain swelling and inflammation within 48 hours. It promises a guaranteed refund if results are not achieved and claims Allenru restores activity for neuritis sciatica and lumbago.
The directors meeting at Farmington Montana on September 17 1932 levied a twenty five dollar per share assessment on all stock of the Teton Co operative Canal Company. The notice indicates the assessment amount and payable action by shareholders.
The secretary and treasurer Cal Binford announces that all assessments must be paid on or before October 17 at his Farmington Montana office. Unpaid stock after October 17 becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale. if unpaid, sale will be held November 17, 1932, to cover the delinquent assessment and sale expenses. First pub Sept 22, last Oct 13.
Notice states Friday September 30 1932 at 1 a m in Chateau court room Teton County Montana to prove the will of Mary W Connor deceased and hear Charles H Connor's petition for letters testamentary Blanche M Jacobson clerk first published September 15 last September 29
Notice to Farmers Cooperative Canal stockholders declares a 25 per share assessment due by Oct 15 1992 and delinquents will be sold Nov 5 1932 at Farmington Montana. Also County hearing Oct 3 1932 on creation of a Horse Herd District in Teton County with descriptions of district boundaries.
Official Montana notice certifies an act to submit a proposed constitutional amendment on voting qualifications to the electorate. The measure would set criteria for voters including citizenship, one-year state residency, and for levy questions a taxpayer requirement. Approval would set separate official ballots in November 1932 and go into effect after passage.
Louis B. Tip O'Neil is named president with George N. McCabe and G. S. Frary as vice presidents. Paul A. Wolk takes the treasurer role while Irvin E. Stewart serves as secretary and Irvin E. Stewart is chief geologist in the lineup.
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