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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
8
Numerous ads from Hirshberg's and Chateau Hardware highlight fashion, home goods, and farm supplies. Social and civic notices cover dances for charity, Legion Auxiliary meetings, Easter observances, and local residents’ visits and moves.
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis & Sons Great Falls will fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday April 7.
Montana license taxes for the first quarter of 1934 totaled 1,067,265.73, up from 531,904.31 in 1933. Beer taxes rose from 3,000 to 228,256.93, gasoline taxes to 647,199.88 from 455,815.10, and income taxes appeared with 30,475.83 collected so far this year.
M. Thomas Manix sues Mary English and others to quiet title to a land tract with George Coffey as attorney. O. G. Meadows sues Lillie Angus in a similar quiet title action with B. I. Packer as attorney. Otto Wagnild BP J. Hirshberg and H. M. Daley named appraisers for Annie H. Swain's estate. Elmer C. Smith was last Saturday.
The court appointed an administrator of the estate of Ernest D. Angus. W. M Smith and John M. Power are reappointed assignees for the benefit of the Power-Morgan company creditors. Their bond is set at $2,500.
Miss K W Hartned rode a train to Great Falls Friday and returned Monday. Mrs A C Robinson and children left Agawam Friday for Denton to visit her father W H Han. Mr and Mrs H Nelson and children and Mr and Mrs Gus Nelson and son visited Geo Holbrooks Sunday. G N Torgerson and John Gemar traveled to Chateau on business. Joe Torgerson and G N Torgerson hosted visitors Sunday. Lorane Schaffer returned from Great Falls where she studied at a business college and joined her family for Easter. A heavy snowstorm Sunday night and Monday dumped about 14 inches of wet snow with winds creating impassable roads in many spots.
HT D club meets at Mrs E Bammel home on Thursday afternoon April 12 with garden hints used for roll call. Mrs Ditto and Mrs John Dale assist with serving. Earl Zimmerman and the Wheeler Cale family returned from Ellensburg W J Crittenden accompanies them and rests at the Cole home. Oliver Hanson and W G Dauwalder were in Great Falls Friday on business. Martin Gronberg returned home Saturday after a stay at the Chateau hospital. PF W Smith family of Farmington were Easter Sunday guests at the Dauwalder home. Miss Rosella Bjork is ill with flu. Miss Lydia Larson, recently employed at the Dauwalder home, assists Mrs Standish this week.
Weather and road conditions delayed travel as Rev Dover and others visited Bob Sunday. The Woman's club met at Mrs. Paul Mathis with small attendance due to a Sunday storm. Families, car trouble, and a peas shipment for the Fair field project affected local errands in Bole and nearby areas.
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