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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
4
Coroner's inquest shows Frick began working for the witness after meeting at the Dave Salois place before Christmas. Frick lived nearby for two to three months, provided no letters, claimed a varied past, and appeared intelligent but drank at times.
Testimony notes rumors of abuse within the Hansen family and Frick's potential involvement. Witness Morris recalls conversations about violence toward Mrs Hansen and a threat that those responsible would face consequences. Proceedings describe wound evidence, cartridge matches, and Frick fingerprinting while bodies are interred.
We thank friends for sympathy and kindness at the death of our son and brother James F. Duffey. Thanks to pallbearers, choir, and those who lent cars. Signed by Bertha Duffey, Patrick Duffey, Mrs. T. Duffey, Mrs. F. E. Dutro, and Mrs. H. M. Montgomery.
Friday evening literary meeting at the hall. Miss Margaret Nagle visits Farmington. residents report flu illnesses and crop work begins. Local travel includes Helmer and Ted Anderson to Great Falls for road work near Shelby. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joel Otness in Great Falls. Home talent play drew a large crowd at Bole with an attentive audience.
Mrs. F. W. Smith returned home on Tuesday from the Chateau hospital where she had been a patient for several days.
County commissioners held a three day session with many visitors about road questions. Three petitions were filed seeking new roads and the board voted to submit a 5 mill levy for roads to voters at the next general election in November.
The music department begins work on the baccalaureate and commencement songs next week. The girls sextette, runner up at the Grest Falls music meet, is invited to sing at the Lions Park meeting Wednesday night. Mr Brown spoke to the vocation class about his janitor work at Teton County High School.
On April 9 students are asked to bring pencils for scholarship tests from Kansas State Teachers College. Track practice started Monday with poor turnout. more candidates reported Tuesday. Teton boys may join a relay and field meet at Conrad on April 19. a second invitational meet at Chateau is set for April 26 with participation from about ten schools. Interclass meet moved to next Monday and Tuesday. cross country postponed to early May. Football letters issued to 16 T club members. basketball letters ordered for boys and girls. T club dance planned for April 26. Helen Poore leaves for Belgrade Montana high school. Miss Dahlstrom’s class learns bread making and salads.
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