Cho teau Weekly Postage Details
Published each Thursday in Cho teau Montana the paper is entered at the post office as second class subscription with a yearly advance of two dollars.
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Choteau
Montana
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Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
Beef Cattle Outlook From The Producer
The Producer predicts an upward trend in the cattle business, a copy provided to The Acantha by B H Myrick forest supervisor, noting rising cattle prospects for Teton County growers. It also mentions higher antelope numbers on national forests.
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American National Livestock Association
Teton County
B. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Beef cattle outlook and national forest game counts
Beef cattle prospects point to higher prices over the next eighteen months with lighter breeding stock and fewer cattle on feed. Demand for beef in the coming year should stay solid, while cattle in the northern Great Plains face declines. National forest antelope counts rise in 1925, with other big game numbers showing modest gains.
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Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Department
Game On
United States
Alaska
Local News From Pendroy and Nearby Families
Mrs Cha Fields and baby son returned home from Conrad Tuesday afternoon. Virgil Crow and Clyde Gutshall, visiting at the Jake Gutshall home, returned to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Qual of Los Angeles visit John Wellenstein and daughter Kate. Mrs Ida Ritenour and mother called on Mrs Talbert. Rev Bunch to preach next Thursday at 8. Mrs Earls Gulbranson Brewer and Talbert hosted gatherings and cards. Several attended the Shelton Wine fight at Great Falls. The Gitchell school has started with twelve pupils. Ambrose hired as winter housekeeper for the Fields. Large social calendar includes dances, dinners, and visitors from Helena to Great Falls. Mrs Chas Fields hospitalized in Conrad in critical condition.
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Virgil Crow
Clyde Gutshall
Jake Gutshall
Kansas City
Qual
Los Angeles
John Wellenstein
Kate
Ida Ritenour
Gleek
Talbert
Brewer
Earls
Mrs. Estes
Rev. Bunch
Gulbranson
T. O. Larson
Chateau
Ewinski
Nick Wellenstein
Splenkop
Montana
Wellenstein
James West
Falls
Great Falls
Shelton
Ed. Wormley
Bill Wellenstein
Gitchell
Sanford Jones
Thomas
Robert Sheppard
Nick Wetlenstein
Wormley
Kellogg
Lewis
Sandy Jones
Ambrose
Chas
Carl Gulbranson
Dinter
Pogts
Park Zenizek
Eddie Shelton
Frank Wine
Chas. Fields
Conrad Hospital
Julius Hanson
Twin City
Pogreba
Great Northern Railway
Leroy Sheeble
Evelyn Isaacson
Eckles
Purtilar
Shelby
Ethel Reed
Kate Wellenstein
and Mirs. Pogreba
Fallon
Farmington Notes Services at the Armington School House
Farmington notes announce services at the Armington School House next Sunday October 3 at 3 00 p m for the coming year with a meeting to decide. Steve Lindseth appears under the October date. Norwegian Lutheran church will hold Norwegian services October 3 at 11 a m. Jock Slanger Rae Davidson and Lester Stevenson took calves to the Great Falls fair representing the Boys 4H Calf Club. Does.
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Thearmington School House
Steve Lindseth
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Jock Slanger
Rae Davidson
Lester Stevenson
Great Falls
Farmington School Turned Into Makeshift Hospital
Tuesday the upper grade room at Farmington school was converted into a hospital with two improvised beds for flu patients. J. W. Kerr shipped a carload of cattle from Chateau and accompanied the shipment to its destination. T. Groot had a new reservoir dug during the past week. K. G. Reinks, ill for some time, went to the hospital at Great Falls Monday. Mrs. Jim Campbell of Pendroy visited sister Mrs. Cc. G. Passmore last week. F. W. Smith left on the sheep train Wednesday for Hopkinton Iowa to visit his parents.
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Farmington School
J. W. Kerr
Chateau
T. Groot
K. G. Reinks
Great Falls
Jim Campbell
Pendroy
Cc. G. Passmore
F. W. Smith
Hopkinton
Iowa
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