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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
4
Christmas recess runs December 18 to January 4, 1932. Friday afternoon features two assemblies with lower and upper grade programs including songs and plays such as Silent Night The Toy Shop Once Unto the Shepherds and It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Betty Want It All and Santa themed scenes.
Students in Eugene Ameline celebrate with pageant songs and poems led by sixth to eighth grades. Several teachers note decorations, class activities, and a Christmas party plan while Harvey Guinard transfers to Conrad and first graders prepare readings for mothers.
Miss Margaret Harris of Teton county high school reviewed Job by Joseph Rothe at the Chateau Woman's club. The English translation by Dorothy Thompson parallels Mendel Singer's Biblical era across the novel. Mrs. C. W. Burts was named vice-president, and plans for the New Year’s dance were announced with Mrs. R. F. Baillie in charge.
Final returns on the Thanksgiving shipment of turkeys by the Te ton County Shipping association show primes at 28c for young toms and hens, with prices for other grades listed. The small expense consignment was trucked to Great Falls, with $113.24 advances and $103.83 balance received, shipping group including J W Gitchell J E Hodgskiss H J Moon et al.
Plans to name an 8900 foot peak in the Lewis and Clark national forest for the late supervisor W. E. Lockhart received approval. The unnamed summit lies between Olney and Porcupine creeks, near the Teton river, about two miles from where Lockhart was injured last June. The map and new names are being prepared for the official geographic names report.
T. H. Pridham, long a civil engineer and railway worker, built interurban lines between St Paul and Minneapolis and served in the Great Northern railway. He earned a law degree from the University of Minnesota in 1897 and practiced in Minnesota and Montana, later engaging in federal land office work. He married Frances Cosgrave in 1900, spent years in public service, and died in Chateau with his body lying in state before a Catholic funeral and burial in Choteau cemetery.
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