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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
4
J. C. Hajek Barber: Music House in Great Falls offers free cleaning and moth proofing with every piano tuning this spring. Contact 46-41- for details and appointment.
The document outlines deferred grazing payments at 35 cents per full month per animal unit for up to 25 percent of a ranching unit's grazing capacity. Payments apply only to range land within the unit used for deferment during forage growth to seed maturity. Restrictions include avoidance of range deterioration and exclusion of normally unused fall and winter range.
The second quarterly meeting for 1937 of the Sun River Teton Masonic Welfare association will be held at Fairfield Friday evening May 7 with Fairfield Lodge hosting. Masons from Chateau Dutton Augusta and Fairfield should contact local secretaries to help lodging numbers. A banquet music speaking and business program will feature Dr BE Larson of Great Falls as the main speaker.
County Superintendent Inez Eckford announces a teachers examination to be held at the courthouse on May 6 and 7. The first examination starts at 8 oclock Thursday morning.
Mrs. Emerson Ferris visited Mrs. R. S. McClennan Monday afternoon. Dean Waterman & Son plan a three day a week Collins store route to boost trade. Next Sunday May 2 is Rural Life Sunday with 4 H club activities led by Mrs. Darwin Crane and a sermon by Rev. Geo. Lee on The Holy Earth. Local youth engage in music, signs of spring, and school projects as community life focuses on service and ministry.
The notice corrects last week's Acantha advertisement for Hanson Brothers garage, stating the firm handles Texaco products, not Shell. The apology expresses regret for the error and provides the proper product line.
Mrs Otness Charles Hanson Mrs Tangen Helen May and Herbert Lee visited school this month. Intermediate grade girls and first grade began manual training this week making doll furniture and toys on rollers. Upper grades read all required course books and picture study note books accompany language work. Our favorite picture is Saved by Landster showing a Newfoundland dog saving a girl from drowning. Nancy Stenson spent the weekend with Patricia Elizabeth Miller Mary Ellen Swanson with Anna Marie Hanson and Roy Swanson with Lyle and Ronald Otness. Ronald Otness, Reporter.
The undersigned applies July 1 1937 to the Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed on the South Half of the Northwest Quarter and South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 12 Township 26N Range 4W Montana Meridian. Delinquent taxes 433.57 with interest from Oct 5 1936. 27.80 prepaid for 1936 taxes. total due July 1 1937 487.63. Date April 28 1937. R A Reiding Applicant. First pub April 29 last May 6.
The Scissor Snippers 4-H club met at Cora Seekins home on Saturday April 24. Members toured girls rooms judged each room, held a business session and practiced 4-H songs. Five visitors attended before a lunch hosted by Cora Seekins. Reporter Dorothy Swenson describes upcoming May 8 meeting at leader May Thompson home.
The Chateau Woman's club Art group will meet May 31 at the C. S. McDonald home with Mrs. E. I. Murphy assisting. The program, led by Mrs. McDonald, will address rugs.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. under Mrs Duits with leadership by Mrs Duits. A junior choir is added under her guidance with 25 to 30 robed singers, directed by Miss Mae Walton with pianist Mrs R E Nelson. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon by Miss Gertrude Crane and special music. Rural Life Sunday honors 4-H members providing flowers. May 3 is Ladies Industrial meeting. May 4 at 7 30 p.m. church choir practice.
The list includes Jensen Kirby Parker Roberts Vende Riet Fort Shaw Baker Ombolt Sharpe Stelling Taule Johns Teton Agee Baillie Bleecker Buckingham Calkins Depner Gul Brandsen Hallberg Moore J Robinson R Robinson C Rose J Rose Rosengren Thompson Yeager. Augusta Belt Brady Walier not represented by Wednesday. Arnold Hanusa named official starter Midgett scorer with QO Davis and Gibson Monkman aiding. Additional helpers to be arranged before Saturday.
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