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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
8
Teton high school postpones the alumni basketball game from Friday to Saturday at 8 p m featuring both boys and girls teams. An alumni party follows at Social Center hall with dancing and activities for former students.
List of local students home for holidays from Montana State University and Montana State College. Names include Bud Burns Waneta Price John Peterson Doris Halverson Marion Putcham Earl Hansen Nan Cole Grace Anderson Aleda Tokerud Charles Shelton Glen Boetcher. Locations noted Fairfield Pendroy Dutton Bynum and family ties mentioned.
Charles Soderland, 22, injured with a broken thigh at the sawmill on the south fork of the Teton while walking in deep snow. He was treated by Dr. H. W. Bateman after a five mile horse ride and brought to Chateau hospital the next day where he is doing nicely.
A 4-H club program will air on a National Broadcasting Co. hook-up Saturday January 4 from 11 to 11 45 a m Rocky Mountain time The county agent reports the program aims to promote boys and girls welfare and 4 H club work Speakers include C W Warberton US director of extension work Dawney Olson from Kent county Rhode Island and Victor Meyers from Virginia all noted 4 H workers
Officers of the Security Benefit Association will be installed at a meeting tonight after a postponement of the regular meeting. New officers include Ars Ruby Looney as president, Marshall King as first vice president, Irene Peterson as second vice president, Tee Brown as prelate, Ella Mellon as finance officer, Pearl Roll as secretary, Della Peters as conductress, Annie Thompson as guard, and Rose Straight as sentinel.
Mrs. Henrietta Crockett, county nurse, left Saturday for Three Forks to spend Christmas. She will return after the New Year to continue county work including a baby clinic in principal towns and schools. Clinics have been held in Chateau, Bynum, Dutton and Collins.
Carl F. Carlson formerly of Bole and Choteau buys Ness Mercantile store in Fairfield. He will run the business with his brother Oscar who has North Dakota store background. Transfer expected mid January. Ness Jacobson founders and Sam Ness later acquired Jacobson’s share.
The Chateau Lions Club acted as Santa Claus on Christmas Eve delivering baskets of food and gifts to needy families in town and the surrounding community. No family in need was overlooked.
Mr and Mrs Fred Barribal who wed last week in Great Falls arrived in Chateau Friday after a honeymoon to Lewistown staying with Mrs R L Long. They reside at the McDonald apartments and were greeted by friends as Mr Barribal returns to duty as assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank.
Farmington held a fine Christmas program at the hall Friday night. Lola Davidson and Jennie Baker returned from Dillon to spend the holiday vacation here while students at the State Normal college. Ada and Marion Benedict left for Great Falls to spend Christmas at home. Henrietta and Winne Slanger came from Great Falls to enjoy Christmas at home.
Six cylinder Buick offered for sale or trade for equal value. View at Joe Stark residence in Choteau. Could become a fine truck. Inquiries directed to F. W. Curtis at 609 Central Ave Great Falls.
John Peterson of Missoula a State University student home for holidays has made both the varsity glee club and the band. He sings second tenor in the glee club and plays an alto horn in the band. Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Obert Peterson, last spring graduated from Teton high school.
The county treasurer announces a complete list of 1929 delinquent real and personal taxes. Taxes and costs must be paid or property will be sold at public auction January 21, 1930, in Choteau. Personal property taxes may be collected by seizure or suit.
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