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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
8
The O. Hansen store, after Mr. Hansen's death, will be converted into an apartment house featuring three modern downstairs units with a bath and gas utilities. The upstairs will remain for transient trade, and completion is planned by October 1. Mrs. Hansen will operate the annex Parlor Shoppe in the former store.
Court notes list John Drinkwine as plaintiff in three separate lawsuits. Details of each action are not fully provided in the fragment.
District court heard three cases over grain in storage claimed by owner P M Drinkwine against defendants including the Equity Cooperative Association of Farmington. Attorney details list Arnot Doyle and Wm Breere as defendants and administrator Drinkwine as plaintiff in one suit. A separate suit by Ross G Randall guardian of Chester P Abbott seeks recovery of a tax deed the state asylum inmate allegedly secured, with The Advance Rumery Company named as a defendant and Pridham representing the plaintiff. The case seeks to reimburse taxes and deduct crop values from the sums due.
Clayton Crawford returned to Chicago after a stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm T Crawford. Joe Crawford left for Detroit. Visitors include Mrs Sandberg and her daughter Mrs Ruby Van Inwegen and her son from Spokane. Marjorie Larson of Great Falls visits and stays with Dolores Jackson. An upcoming dance is announced for Saturday night August 30 with music and fun.
Mr and Mrs H L Stafford returned from Helena where Mrs Stafford Teton county's superintendent of schools headed the judging committee for the educational exhibit. Other judges included Regina Kohten W R Ritchie and Ellen Colleran. A large and excellent school exhibit was praised.
A continued notice lists upcoming Woman's Club activities with hosts and chairmen. January 1 New Year’s Dance chaired by Mrs T H Pridham, January 20 event chaired by Mrs Obert Peterson, February 3 “What Every Woman Should Know” with speaker W G Bloomdahl, February 17 “The Woman Buyer” with Aaron Singer, March 3 “Spiritual Training of Children in the Home” with host Mrs Charles Malcolm, chair Mrs E R Kaemmer. March 17 One-act play by club members, election of officers, nominating committee named, annual Pow Wow on Life Insurance, April 21 dance planned with chair Mrs Clark Coffey.
The school lists new English and history heads replacing former leaders, with several returning faculty including Guthrie and Tauber. New staff include Vaughn as music and girls' PE coach and Bryson in commercial subjects. Mrs. Davie and Mrs. Davis again run the dormitory. Living at the institution costs 20 dollars for four weeks, with a 2.09 book fee and a 2.00 student activities ticket.
In a Tuesday report Mrs. Gay Franklin, chairman, thanked volunteers and donors for the flower show success. Rev. Schulte donated the hall for show and dance. Mr. Roll funded nursery stock and plants. several firms and individuals contributed. Complete award lists follow with multiple firsts across many categories.
Notice warns that fishing and trespassing on the Reickhoff ranch is absolutely forbidden. The message is terse and uses a strict prohibition. No further details or dates are provided.
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