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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
2
Snow and rain hindered activity as burglars took currency from the Mon arch Lumber Co. office and the Great Northern depot in Bynum. Rev. E. F. Carlson, who died last week, was buried in Choteau cemetery.
Sen T O Larson strengthens ties between Conrad and Choteau with speech before the Conrad Commercial Club. Burrell cattle bring $30 each from South Dakota buyers. School board reelects H C Thompson as principal and adds three teachers. George F Mille buys a new car and takes driving lessons. A B Guthe elected cashier of Brookmen’s Bank succeeding H A Norman. Several teachers resign from the new school. John T Hart of Power, Holstein breeder, injured fatally by an angry man. Ernest R Gust convicted of manslaughter. sentence pending. Earl Schlosser and Eleanor Unsoeld wed April 14. Mrs Cecil Yeager dies after illness. Jens Vigen, an old sailor, dies at home near a gas line. County tax figures expected to reach 16 000. Local alarm over a lack of...
Fairfield reports start of construction on the town hall with N A labor aiding the effort and town furnishing materials. Shelby notes James B Ewing appointed deputy clerk and recorder to fill Dorothy Taylor's vacancy. Helby reports Mrs K W Talbot dies after a year with Addison's disease. a Toole county resident for 31 years. Augusta sees weekend fights hospitalizing several. Cut Bank offers 100 in merchandise prizes for predator hunt. Browning to host Blackfeet rodeo first week of July. Conrad anti gambling edict cancels Lions Grub two day Whoop Up celebration.
The Nautical 4-H Club met at Joan Allen's home at 7:30 and decided on a Popeye doll mascot. Members will make sailor pins from pipe cleaners and hold a special April 29 meeting at Arma Alum's home. Reporter Joan Allen notes lights failed, candles used, and Spin the Bottle as a favorite game. New member Anna Marie Hanson joined. Block printing will begin next.
A sermon on eternal security cites John 17 15 and voices a pastor’s tale of martyrs in England. It contrasts correct doctrine with lived transformation asking if faith yields a changed life and inner presence of Christ in daily struggles.
The sermon cites an early Christian letter describing believers as residents of many lands yet as strangers, living under laws, loving all, and enduring persecution. It asks whether eternal hope rests in belief alone or in lived experience, urging deeds and daily life as evidence of faith.
The piece argues Britain needs ships to counter German U boats, but experts warn added shipping may fuel the fire. Admiral Land urges striking at Germany's submarines rather than simply building more vessels, while Greenland hints at new bases for patrols. The White House stays mum on convoying as goods pile on New York wharves awaiting transport.
A 4-H club organized under Mrs Southard on April 8 with eight boys. Arnold Rindal elected president, Carl Salmonson vice president, Robert Peden secretary treasurer, Bobby Knight recreation leader, Leif Rindal reporter. Second meeting April 10 at leader's home with all members present. Club named Greenfield Go-Getters. Mrs Southard spoke about chickens and the meeting ended with a song.
Eleanor Roosevelt describes peaceful country days with planning for shrubs and plants then an indoor speech at Vassar College. She details meetings with teachers, students, and presidents, plus coverage of Union Now and a lecture on social issues.
Correction: Mrs. Cardell, not Mrs. Gep. Carroll, was appointed by the Legion Auxiliary to assist with the Poppy Day sale, as announced last week.
Teton County Montana offers parcels of real property at public auction under Chapter 171 1941. Auctions at the Court House Chateau May 26 1941 at 2 PM with parcels 1 2 3 4 and minimum bid values listed. Terms require 50 percent cash at sale 20 percent at two year deferment and 4 percent interest on deferred payments with Quit Claim Deeds issued upon bid acceptance.
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