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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
4
The woman's club bansquet to mark the year’s end will be held at Beaupre cafe on Tuesday evening May 6. Mrs. M. K. Luther retires as president while Miss Ruby A. Miller becomes the new president. Mrs. George M. Coffey has general charge. tickets are $1.15 and must be obtained by May 2. No canvassing or selling efforts will be made.
Ray Davidson will compete in contests at Bozeman during the first farm mechanics event held at Montana State College. The program marks Montana's inaugural farm mechanics competition at the campus in Bozeman.
During high school week from April 29 to May 3 one contestant from each Smith-Hughes school in the state will compete. Ray Davidson, a Teton County High School sophomore in vocational agriculture, will represent his school in all farm mechanics divisions. The initial contest includes rafter cutting soldering rope work and tool sharpening with saw filing. M. K. Luther notes the program may expand yearly to cover all farm mechanics fields.
Carloads of pea seed for the Associated Seed Growers Inc begin arriving in Fairfield as the project expands. G C Moore, the company representative, expects seed deliveries to continue to Bynum Agawam and nearby areas, with about 60 farms involved.
Mrs. E J Crary announces a 10000 investment in Western Electric talking equipment for the Royal theatre with a 100 monthly expert service contract for 10 years. Delivery is set for August 1 and opening for August 7. Installation team to study acoustics and adjust for best sound.
Growers expect higher yields as the company increases cultivation in the county this season. The total acreage nears 1500 acres, with principal varieties being Alaska and Perfection.
Frank Malone eldest son of C. K. Malone and Miss Evelyn Chapman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gary were united in marriage at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Great Falls. Rev. Turner officiated with Jesse Malone as best man and Mrs. Lara Blank as bridesmaid. They plan to settle at the Malone ranch near Agawam. Dr. C. H. Dulaney traveled to Helena on business.
A new 4-H calf club has been formed at Bynum with Reid Swenson as leader. Members enrolled include Max Moore Jensen Howell Ernest Rowley Chas Eddington Melvin Campbell Ivan Broadhead Wardell Moss George Lee Ralph Bingham Kenneth Allred Grant Hickman and Gern Bingham. Calves for the club are being ordered. Bill Cobb of the Pat Crossen ranch is a patient at the Maynard hospital.
Chateau Post American Legion expresses public thanks for assistance with the School Days presentation. Signed by A. H. McGinnis Adjutant.
Views From Highview reports Miss Doris Jones helping Mrs. Patterson for weeks. Norma Erickson and Don Shields visited Pendroy Monday. Wayne Gitchel quit school to help his father with ranch work. Gozen Den Boer and son Pete also drove to Pendroy. Cleve Loney and Ross phoned Mrs. Elsie Jones Tuesday. Ross Loney returned from Chateau due to a sore eye. Mrs. Robert Sheppard visited Mrs. Elsie Jones Wednesday morning. Edward Wormley and Charles Shelton called on Mrs. Cleve
Mary Ann Phillips stayed overnight with Robert Sheppard. Norma Erickson hosted schoolchildren to color Easter eggs and candy. Various locals visited or drove to Pendroy Choteau and nearby farms during Easter weekend. Robert Sheppard Jr. attended a track meet in Conrad. Robert Sheppard remained ill with a cold.
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