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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1932

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Teton County High Wins Big At Great Falls Scholastic Meet

Teton County High placed well at the Great Falls scholastic contest with a pentathlon win by Marybelle Peterson and a tie for second in academics. Big Sandy won the academic division with 22 points. Stockett-Sand Coulee tied for second with 19.

Teton County High Great Falls Montana Marybelle Peterson Obert Peterson Teton Stockett-Sand Coulee Big Sandy Augusta Best Cascade Chouteau County High Dutton Shaw Highwood Power A. B. Guthrie Ethel Briggs Harriett Holmes Frgtg Econ Eeeevecnseec Eierseteetensions Margaret Doughty Francis Truchot Dorothy Holmes Nella Gaare Erma Young Jane Guthrie Bozeman Chateau Guthrie

Honor Roll Names From Montana State Normal College

Leslie Chalmers and Helen Binford of Farmington and Helen Standish of Bole, students at Montana State Normal College in Dillon, and graduates of Teton County High, are listed on the winter quarter honor roll per Choteau reports.

Leslie Chalmers Helen Binford Farmington Helen Standish Bole Montana State Normal College Dillon Teton County High Choteau State

Union Bands Plan Choteau Conrad Concert Series

The Choteau band with Conrad band under V. Nicola will give a street concert in Choteau next Wednesday April 20 and stage a reciprocal concert in Conrad the following week. Local practice is set for April 19 at the courthouse, with players urged to attend. The Conrad Observer praised the earlier 36 musician alliance for strong, uplifting performances.

Choteau Conrad V. Nicola Conrad Band Court House Conrad Independent Observer Conrad City Chateau Nicola

V-8 Ford at Taylor garage Attracts Interest

A deluxe Ford V-8 roadster arrived at the L E Taylor garage in Fargo brought by August Baker of the Fargo Ford branch. The car will stay today then move to another city, drawing many visitors who note its new mechanical features and lower body. Only four such cars have reached the district, with one sent to Great Falls and two to Billings. The model includes a rear gas tank, V-8 65 horsepower, V type radiator, automatic spark control, self adjusting shock absorbers, and a redesigned dash. Distribution to dealers is expected about ten days away.

Chateau August Baker Fargo Ford Motor Company L. E. Taylor Baker Great Falls Billings Havre Shelby Conrad

Ladies Attend Benefit Card Party at Bynum Ranch

About sixteen Chateau women motored to the Guy Miller ranch Thursday afternoon to attend a benefit card party hosted by the Catholic ladies of Bynum and vicinity. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan were hostesses.

Chateau Guy Miller Ranch Bynum and Vicinity Miller J. E. Sullivan

Revision of Rod and Gun Club Favors Active Reforms

The Chateau Rod and Gun club met last Thursday to form a committee led by President Harrison Craig to draft amendments to the constitution and by-laws. Members discussed updating rules adopted 15 to 20 years ago and sought models from other clubs. A ta x on shotgun shells was debated, with opposition due to fiscal concerns and national deficits. no action was taken.

Chateau Rod and Gun Club Harrison Craig E. J. Craig House of Representatives Secretary of Agriculture Likli

Lions Back Federal Aid for Vocational Education

The Chateau Lions favored continuing federal aid for vocational education via the Smith Hughes program at the county high school. A telegram was sent to Washington opposing any immediate cuts while other agenda included two vocal duets, essays by Misses Hansen and Walker, and prize awards of five and three dollars.

Pioneer Burton Bench Matron Annie Otness Dies at 71

Annie Otness wife of J J Otness of Farmington died Sunday afternoon at 4 40 at her daughter s home east of Farmington from anemia and complications She was born Annie Thompson in Wisconsin March 16 1861 and lived in Dawson Minnesota before marriage to Charles Kitzmiller In 1894 she moved to Montana and in 1896 married J J Otness They had three more children Joel and Al Dolalie of Farmington and Alice a teacher at Bynum Surviving relatives include two sisters and one brother along with 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Norwegian Lutheran church Farmington with Rev Kaemmer presiding and interment in Farmington Cemetery.

Annie Otness J. J. Otness Farmington al Dolalie Mrs. Otness Annie Thompson Wisconsin Otto Thompson Dawson Minnesota Charles Kitzmiller H. D. Upman Clara Fundingsland Minneapolis Kitzmiller Montana Mary Peterson East Stanwood Wash Paulina Fundingsland Grand Forks S. D Tom Thompson Minn Norwegian Lutheran Church BE. R. Kaemmer Methodist Church Engh C. G. Roberts Wm. Chalmers Lars Nasser Gregor Tangen Steve Lindseth John Edwards Henry Nyhus Kaemmer Jesus Care Wardell Moss Mra. Aemmer

School Glee Club to Stage Tea House Operetta

Mrs. E K Lawson announces the Chateau public school grade operetta to be held Wednesday May 4 at 8 15 pm in the high school auditorium. The Tea House of Sing Lo in Shanghai provides the two act plot with music by Daniel Protheroe and lyrics by Geoffrey F Morgan. The cast will include selections from the boys and girls glee clubs.

E. K. Lawson Chateau Public School Tea House Sing Lo Geoffrey F. Morgan Daniel Protheroe Shanghai China

Former Wife of Dr H T Rhoads Marry March Ninth

Mrs E J Hirshberg reports the marriage of Jennie L Rhoads once married to Dr H T Rhoads Everett Washington. Groom Lee C Henderson has worked at the U S Veterans Hospital American Lake Washington. They reside near the hospital Tacoma Route 1 Box 265.

E. J. Hirshberg Jennie L. Rhoads H. T. Rhoads Everett Washington Chateau H. W. Bateman Lee C. Henderson U. S. Veterans’ Hospital American Lake

Martin Hanson Reemployed at Teton Service Garage

Martin Hanson of Bole has been rehired at the Teton Service Company's garage in this city after a layoff during the quiet winter months.

Martin Hanson Bole Teton Service Company Mr. Hanson

Grazing Rate Lowered on County Tax Deed Land

County officials announce a reduction from 10 to 8 cents per acre for grazing lands acquired through tax deeds. The April board action covers 17 563.41 acres, not yet segregated between grazing and tillable uses, with strong demand already filed by applicants. Last year 6 120 acres were leased to stockmen, with rentals funding a county land lease fund and distributions semiannually.

George Carroll Board of County Commissioners C. G

Tax Deed Acquisition Grows in Teton County

A state board report shows Teton County now holds 17,563.41 acres in tax deed land plus 206 tracts totaling 38,978.69 acres, up from 10,065.06 acres across 53 tracts a year earlier. Delinquent taxes stand at 81,923.88 with 272 deeds issued, mostly on pre 1928 delinquent properties, while private buyers have taken many town lots and only one acreage tract was sold.

O. G. Meadows State Board of Equalisation Teton County George Carrell Meadows Carroll Chateau, Power Farmington Dutton Pendrey Agawam Limington Bole W. H. Hoover Great Falls

Choteau Ice Cream Scores High in Laborat ory Test

Choteau ice cream branded Quality Brand scored 93.14 out of 100 in Montana State College dairy lab tests under Prof J A Nelson. Flavor 44 of 45, body 24 of 25, color satisfactory, with two constructive criticisms and plans for new pint cartons reducing price by 15 cents per quart.

Choteau Creamery Montana State College W. W. Smith J. A. Nelson Nelson G. C. Sands Montana Smith Mr. Smith

New Owner Plans Move Into Former Howard House

Mr. Rollie Perris and wife prepare to vacate the W. E. Howard residence on the town edge as the new owner, Mr. Helm, moves in soon. Helm will retire from the Indian service on the Blackfeet reservation and resides here.

Rollie Perris W. E. Howard Mr. Helm Indian Service Blackfeet Reservation

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