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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
8
County Superintendent Inez Eckford described how Christmas seal sale proceeds flow to Helena. All money from Teton County goes to county credit, with receipts returned to Mrs Beckford and a state office reimbursement later based on program type and local health needs.
The passage notes a strong national commitment to tuberculosis prevention and cure, with emphasis on providing supplies and services and funding scientific research. It highlights that even small contributions yield significant returns in resources and support.
The Court of Claims awarded the Blackfeet tribe 645000 to settle an 68000000 claim arising from alleged illegal land takings under the 1855 treaty. Tribal leaders plan to reject the offer and pursue an appeal, seeking full reparation for birthrights.
Glacier County Chief notes a proposed sum of $645000 is not yet received or allocated to the tribe and may or may not be accepted. The method of distribution is undetermined and final adjudication could take years, with summer as a possible realization window.
The Fuller Gutshall and Peterson families express heartfelt thanks for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of a husband and brother. Anna Fuller and relatives name those who contributed. Mrs Peterson's home hosts Episcopal guild gathering this afternoon.
Marc Botchart and Laura Nicholson, former Teton high students, are named among the cast in the 1933 Hi Jinx musical revue at the State University. They appeared in The Play's the Thing.
A son was born Friday at Chateau Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Art Gebhart of By num. The birth announcement notes the new arrival and keeps names and place readable for the community record.
George Tetzel returned Monday from Great Falls where his mother Mrs Pete Weyer is seriously ill at Deaconess hospital. Chester Bjork returned to Bole Friday after being employed at Simms. The Dauwalder family and Dr Agnes H Jones with Lydia Larson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Mathis Friday. Ed Myrland treated at Chateau Monday for a broken ankle. Great Falls visitors included Mr and Mrs Oliver Hanson Miss Florence Stoffler and Mrs Catherine McNabb. The Woman's club met Thursday at Mrs E M Bammel with Mrs Harvey Beyers assisting. Two boxes for soldiers at Fort Harrison and laundry bags were packed. Visitors included Mrs Jim Blakeslee and Mrs James Peebles from west of Chateau. Next meeting at Mrs Oliver Hanson with Mrs A C Munson assisting. Roll call about New Year’s resolutions. Four weeks ago the club sent baby blankets quilts dresses bonnets rompers aprons wash cloths and a $10 bond payment to Montana Children’s Home. Mr and Mrs F W Smith and family dined with the Dauwalders. Dr A H Jones returned to Farmington with them. Janet Carson spent the week at Fairfield. Annas Hanson ill. Ed Bjorke spent weekend in Great Falls. R N Lear and A C Austad hosted Sunday dinner. Jess Shaw of Fairfield visited. Mrs Earl Zimmerman received
A son of Walter Wilson of Spring Valley received care for a fractured arm after cranking a car. The 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Timmerman of Power had her tonsils removed. Other tonsil procedures were performed on a son of Mr and Mrs Wm Rasmus of Power and on a son of Roy Nelson. Ed Myrland of Bole and HTB Swanson, both treated at the hospital for injuries from cranking a car and a broken leg respectively. Mrs George Sabados of Bynum and George Stengrimson of Fairfield had hospital visits for a broken leg and tonsil removal.
Word that Mr. Crittenden of Ellensburg Washington suffered a brain hemorrhage two weeks ago causing paralysis on his right side. Later reports say he is somewhat improved.
For sale listings show a bob sled hay oats sale by Teton Implement Co and a Majestic range from Otis Mellon in Choteau, plus heavy pallets furniture and a good cow by J. C. Gray in Fairfield. A house with four lots and five rooms offered by W. B. Butchart in Chateau includes gas and a garage. prices range from 25 to 275 dollars.
A listing from Tom Newcome of Cho teau Montana offers hives alone without bees and a ton of high grade honey packed in all container sizes. The notice is dated 28 11.
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