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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
4
The Sunburst city election drew many candidates and lively opposition. In the mayoral contest two strong men faced off, Dr. H. P. Beaupre and Dr. W. L. Kell, with the race described as real interesting. Beaupre ultimately won.
Attorney R. M. Hattersley filed Wednesday on the republican ticket as a primary candidate for the nineteenth judicial district judgeship. The editor notes his well known legal qualifications and expects him to be a strong candidate for Judge Greene's chair.
The Pendroy ladies hosted an ice cream social and flower sale on Saturday. The event drew a good crowd and raised about $30 to be used for the community fund.
About 65 people attended the sunrise breakfast and services at the schoolhouse on Easter morning. Residents and visitors, including the Shaw vers and the Brewer family, shared gatherings as neighbors hosted guests from Cha teau and nearby towns.
Sunday visitors include Ruby Delger and family with Mr and Mrs Turner in Great Falls. The Chas Shelton family moved from the Shawver house and ate fowl living in the restaurant. Mr Currens dined at the Talbert home on Tuesday evening.
Residents report travel return of Mrs Averill and son Marian from the coast states. Rosco Thompson elected to succeed himself as school officer. Hallie Ferris visited, with talks of Easter plans and new teachers Prof Robert Funk and wife to lead next term. A California visit by Clyde’s mother and a bereavement fund for a Crawford family death are noted, with community prayers and floral tributes.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of Trustees of School District No. 30 that bids will be received for the sale of school district bonds. The notice states the sale details, including date, terms, and conditions for submitting bids and the district authority.
The Board of Trustees will on May 14 1928 at 2 PM offer for cash amortization or serial bonds totaling 32000 dollars to build a new school. Amortization bonds may be issued as a single bond or several. serial bonds would be 1600 dollars each with annual December 1 payments starting December 1 1928 and continuing yearly.
The district will issue bonds dated June 1 1928 at up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds redeemable after five years. Sell at par with accrued interest. bids must state lowest rate at par. Private sale possible. bids require a 2000 dollar certified check. Submissions to Clerk AUG HELSPER and J. CUTZ of Power, Montana. First pub April 12 last May 3.
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