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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
4
The Ford V-8 shown at L. E. Taylor garage in Great Falls emphasizes 12 percent more power from a dual down draft carburetor and dual intake manifold, quicker cold weather starts, better mileage at high speeds, and a built in clear-vision ventilation system with individual front and rear window controls.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burch and accompanying family members visited Mr. and Mrs. William Redd of Helena last week. Mrs. Redd is the daughter of the Burchs and sister of Mrs. Jesse Perry. the party included Miss Jesse Perry, her son Dick, Miss Lucy Blazer, and Mary Ellen Meadows.
Attorney General Ray T. Nagle issues a 21 page opinion on personal taxes. It states county treasurers may collect after assessor reports and that interest begins after November 30. A 5 percent penalty applies to personal property taxes not secured by real estate before March 1 1934 and the penalty is eliminated for payments made by March 1 1934.
Reverend Harry T Stong former Te ton county pastor and district chaplain for Fort Missoula CCC has been re appointed for another six months and transferred to Fort Lewis Washington according to Mrs Stong.
Mr and Mrs Paul Kropp hosted a Saturday night bridge gathering for 16 guests at their residence. The event featured four tables with holly season decorations. Gay Franklin won ladies high and tied for low with Clarence Johnson for ladies low, while E L Jourdonnais took gentlemen first and Obert Peterson and Gay Franklin tied for gentlemen low. Mr Franklin won the cut.
P F LaValle of 1411 Ninth Ave Spokane is in Deaconess hospital with influenza and threatened with pneumonia. His recovery is complicated by nervousness. He formerly lived here and worked as an appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Spokane joining the bank’s appraisal department this past summer.
The Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 held its annual election on December 1. Rose Malcolm was elevated to noble grand and Edna Beaupre became vice grand. Birdie Carroll was elected secretary and Alice Jackson treasurer. Installations set for the first meeting in January.
C H Porter of the Great Northern reports a special Christmas rate of one and a half times the regular coach fare with sale dates December 16 to January 1 and return by January 15 across the system. George Tennant of Milwaukee notes a fare of one ninth of the 3 cent per mile rate.
Sub freezing weather drives Lions club effort to prepare the municipal rink for the season. Water was turned on Monday night and a solid ice bed forms as volunteers led by Doc Orwell, with Harry Adams and Ray McClue on the rink committee, remove weeds and level ground. City donates flood water. lighting to be restored as before.
Miss Marybelle Peterson, a sophomore at Intermountain college in Helena, one of seventeen pianists chosen for the sacred concert by the Intermountain college choir at St Pauls church. The performance directed by Professor David J Jones marks the first concert of the season as he trains both glee clubs for Montana venues.
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