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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
5
Earl Yeager returns from Spokane with his family while Marion Davis remains a patient at Chateau hospital. Local residents host and visit across Great Falls Fairfield Bozeman Helena and surrounding towns with guests at Young Timers events and family gatherings.
Lived here Tuesday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Price. Mr and Mrs Ted Halvorsen returned from Boulder last Friday. Mrs Joe Knudtzon and Mrs Clarence Looney spent Wednesday in Great Falls. Harry Coates of Great Falls with the university musical unit at the Chateau concert last Friday night.
Dr. Raymond T. O'Neill, 47, physician at Choteau from 1931 to 1935, died this month in Minot, North Dakota after four years of ill health. He previously practiced in Great Falls and at Minot after leaving Choteau. Survived by wife and three children in Minot.
Capitol Week notes a 1941 Montana law requiring every county board to appoint a deputy registrar in each precinct to assist voter registration. The deputy must be a qualified resident elector, excluding notaries. Also reports highway deaths rose 50 percent in early 1948 and milk price increases approved for Plentywood Havre and Miles City.
Local residents report visits and travel including Belgrade to Pendroy families and friends traveling to funerals in Lincoln Nebraska and Spokane. Lions Club events in Choteau feature Rex Peterson and others with a California trip tale by Denzil McDonald and proceeds from a gum machine project totaling 29.50.
Marion C. Dietrich 58 a former Chateau high school principal 1917 19 died in Cleveland Ohio He headed Shaw high school at his death He is survived by brother Maurice Dietrich of Deer Lodge sister Mable Helena and daughter Mrs Boyd VanHorn of Fort Benton Wife resides with VanHorn.
County leaders debated financing a school bill with 3c per capita contributed voluntarily to cover preparation expenses. The Teton county quota of $207 was reviewed, chaired by John Dunckel, as the state committee weighs fund distribution, foundation program needs, and property value equalization.
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